offenders in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for offenders in the English»Italian Dictionary

offender [Brit əˈfɛndə, Am əˈfɛndər] N

1. offender LAW:

offender (against the law)

trasgressore m / trasgreditrice f

offender (against the law)

reo m / rea f

offender (against regulations)

trasgressore m / trasgreditrice f

offender (against regulations)

contravventore m / contravventrice f (against di)

2. offender (culprit):

offender

colpevole mf

the press, the police are the worst offenders

la stampa, la polizia è la vera colpevole

young offenders' institution [ˌjʌŋəˈfendəzɪnstɪˌtjuːʃn, -ˌtuːʃn] N Brit

young offenders' institution

riformatorio m

young offenders' institution

casa f di rieducazione

juvenile offender [Am ˈdʒuvəˌnaɪl, ˈdʒuvənl əˈfɛndər] N LAW

juvenile offender

delinquente mf minorenne

first offender [Brit, Am ˈˌfərst əˈfɛndər] N LAW

first offender

reo m non recidivo / rea f non recidivo

first offender

reo m senza precedenti penali / rea f senza precedenti penali

first offender

incensurato m / incensurata f

persistent offender [pəˌsɪstəntəˈfendə(r)] N LAW

persistent offender

recidivo m / recidiva f

sex offender [Brit, Am sɛks əˈfɛndər] N

sex offender

criminale m sessuale

petty offender [ˌpetɪəˈfendə(r)] N

petty offender

autore m di un reato minore / autrice f di un reato minore

young offender [Brit] N

young offender

delinquente mf minorile

Translations for offenders in the Italian»English Dictionary

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riformatorio

young offenders' institution

recidivo (recidiva)

persistent offender

recidivo (recidiva)

habitual offender

offenders in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for offenders in the English»Italian Dictionary

offender [ə·ˈfen·dɚ] N

offender

trasgressore(ditrice) m (f)

offender (guilty of crime)

criminale mf

offender (guilty of crime)

delinquente mf

first offender

colpevole di reato senza precedenti penali

previous [or repeat] offender

recidivo

young offender

delinquente minorile

first offender N

first offender

incensurato(-a) m (f)

repeat offender N

repeat offender

pregiudicato(-a) m (f)

Translations for offenders in the Italian»English Dictionary

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istituto di rieducazione minorile

rehabilitation center for juvenile offenders

contravventore (-trice)

offender

incensurato (-a)

first-time offender

recidivo (-a)

habitual offender

offenders Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

first offender

colpevole di reato senza precedenti penali

previous [or repeat] offender

recidivo

young offender

delinquente minorile

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

These are taken down by council officials and persistent offenders can be prosecuted and fined.

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It is becoming increasingly apparently that the DWI offenders do not use proper coping mechanisms and thus turn to alcohol for the answer.

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The aim of community payback is to provide opportunity for offenders to make reparation to the community and to reduce re-offending.

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He felt that first time offenders could best be rehabilitated if spared the crime hardening experience of a prison sentence.

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One of them is responsible for offenders' compliance with their orders and prosecuting those who contravene their orders.

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Most of its prisoners are first time offenders.

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To countervail these concerns, employers are incentivized by tax credits that can make inmates and ex-offenders a lower-cost source of labor.

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Only the most habitual offenders are now placed in detention centers.

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Although "druzhinas" were informal, they could perform citizen arrests of various petty offenders: drunkards, hooligans, etc.

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It prohibits disclosure of or inquiry into deposits with any banking institution, as well as provides penalties of imprisonment or fine for offenders.

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