convicts in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for convicts in the English»French Dictionary

I.convict N [Brit ˈkɒnvɪkt, Am ˈkɑnˌvɪkt]

convict (imprisoned criminal)

détenu/-e m/f

convict (deported criminal)

bagnard m

escaped convict

détenu évadé

II.convict VB trans [Brit kənˈvɪkt, Am kənˈvɪkt]

1. convict jury, court:

convict

reconnaître or déclarer [qn] coupable (of de, of doing d'avoir fait)

to be convicted on a charge of sth

être reconnu or déclaré coupable de qc

a convicted murderer/drug dealer (in prison)

un condamné pour meurtre/trafic de drogue

a convicted murderer/drug dealer (now released)

un ancien condamné pour meurtre/trafic de drogue

2. convict evidence:

convict

condamner

ex-convict N

ex-convict

ancien/-ienne détenu/-e m/f

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wrongfully dismiss, convict, arrest

injustement

manacle convict, slave

enchaîner

Translations for convicts in the French»English Dictionary

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chiourme

convicts pl

bagnard

convict

réclusionnaire

convict

taulard (taularde)

convict

repris de justice

ex-convict

galérien (au bagne)

convict

convicts in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for convicts in the English»French Dictionary

I.convict [ˈkan·vɪkt, vb: kən·ˈvɪkt] N

convict

détenu(e) m (f)

II.convict [ˈkan·vɪkt, vb: kən·ˈvɪkt] VB trans

to convict sb of sth

reconnaître qn coupable de qc

III.convict [ˈkan·vɪkt, vb: kən·ˈvɪkt] VB intr

convict

rendre un verdict de culpabilité

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to convict sb of an offense

condamner qn pour un délit

Translations for convicts in the French»English Dictionary

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bagnard

convict

repris de justice

ex-convict

forçat

convict

condamner

to convict

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The whereabouts of the other three convicts remained unknown at years end.

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Such regulations and procedures retained the force of law until 1789, when state legislation barred the importation of convicts and the indignant poor.

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These convicts kept alive their identity until the late 18th century.

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The colonial administrators proactively tried to pacify and coopt the tribes, recruiting them to capture escaped convicts.

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Despite the objections of her children who feared for her safety, she turned the estate into a rehabilitation centre for ex-convicts.

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Convicts of the nobility, along with female commoners, might be sentenced to the imposition of handcuffs or a fine.

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Many of the convicts would leave with a better understanding of how to perpetrate criminal acts than when they entered.

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When he returns, he stumbles upon a jailbreak and knocks the convicts unconscious.

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During the process of execution a deputy of the ministry, doctor, convicts lawyer and one of the member of the public prosecution are present.

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As a nation they have always considered themselves highly principled and couth compared to we mere convicts.

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