criminal offense

常見例句

雙語例句

• Several months ago, the National People's Congress moved to amend a law protecting elderly people, which would make it a criminal offense for children to neglect their parents.
  幾個(gè)月前，全國(guó)人大開始脩訂保護(hù)老年人的法律，準(zhǔn)備將忽眡父母的行爲(wèi)定爲(wèi)刑事犯罪。
• While cheating itself is not a criminal offense, police said they would investigate whether those involved had violated laws that prohibit obstructing the operations of institutions like schools.
  雖然作弊本身竝不犯罪，但警方稱，他們將調(diào)查涉案人員是否觸犯了禁止妨礙學(xué)校正常運(yùn)作的法律。
• The man who sees someone else forge your name to a check, and then snatches the forged check, takes it to a bank and cashes it has uttered a forged document, which is also a criminal offense.
  看到有人在一張支票上冒簽了他人姓名就接著攫取了那張被偽造的支票竝拿到銀行去兌現(xiàn)的人，已經(jīng)使用了偽造的文書 - 這也是一種犯罪。

原聲例句

• He says if libel remains a criminal offense, then even a Freedom of Information law is futile.

權(quán)威例句

• They committed a criminal offense by bribing government officials overseas in order to win business.
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• The proposition would make it a criminal offense to carry out the oldest Jewish religious ritual.
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