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Перевод: convict

[прилагательное]
осужденный;
[существительное]
осужденный ; заключенный ; каторжник ;
[глагол]
признать виновным; вынос`ить приговор; осуждать; изобличать; привести к осознанию

Тезаурус:

1. Note that justices may convict where it can be inferred that at the material time, the penis was exposed.
2. The appeal was therefore allowed, and the case was remitted to the justices with a direction to convict.
3. Garotting gangs were said to work in threes - a "front stall" and a "back-stall" who acted is look-outs - and a "nasty" man' who moved in from the rear: hug on' had been used by guards in the convict hulks in order to subdue troublesome prisoners, and that this was where the original garotting gangs had learned the art.
4. Further, the failure of the police and courts to prosecute and convict more than a small proportion of rapists means that there is little effective legal deterrent.
5. The driving offence of "causing death" was first introduced in 1956, largely because juries were unwilling to convict culpable motorists of such a serious-sounding offence as manslaughter.
6. As elsewhere, the gaol I visited appointed "convict overseers" to assist the staff, a system much criticized in recent years.
7. They spent the remaining thirty minutes of the game yelling, "Get home, you convict trash!"
8. Perhaps not the literal truth (it is unlikely that Jane Eyre, the unloved orphan, should come into a fortune and gain mastery over Rochester who was once her master or that Pip should be "raised from his station" by a mysterious benefactor, who turns out to be Magwitch , the convict he once fed), but what Henry James called "the truth of the imagination".
9. WE HAVE become used to seeing Thomas Keneally centre his novels on well-researched historical events, from the charge of Joan of Arc (in the extraordinary Blood Red, Sister Rose of 1974) through the convict settlement of Australia, the American civil war and the negotiations that ended World War I to his Booker Prize-winner, Schindler's Ark, set in Poland at the height of the holocaust, an unforgettable and moving book.
10. Of more than 40 witnesses, only he had positively identified the defendant but the jury could still convict on his evidence alone if it was convinced by it.
11. When can I move my Convict Cichlid from their 24 tank into the large tank with their parents?
12. Vital forensic evidence needed to convict up to 500 terrorist suspects is feared to have been wiped out.
13. After the leak of Cabinet minutes on child benefit in 1976 he decided it was time, once more, to have a secrecy law under whose rubric juries were likely to convict.