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crime
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noun
Usage:
95%
illegal act
Translation: illegal act
Pronunciation: /kraɪm/
Meaning: An action that is against the law and punishable by a government.

A crime is an action that breaks the law. People who do crimes can be punished by police or courts.

He was arrested for a serious crime.

Stealing is a common crime in big cities.

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noun
Usage:
40%
wrong act
Translation: wrong act
Pronunciation: /kraɪm/
Meaning: A very bad or wrong action, often used in a moral or emotional way.

People sometimes use crime to mean a bad or unfair action. This meaning is more about feelings and morals, not always law.

It is a crime to waste water.

Not helping others can be seen as a crime.

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noun
Usage:
20%
foul
Translation: foul
Pronunciation: /kraɪm/
Meaning: An act considered bad or wrong in a specific sport or game.

In sports, a crime means breaking the rules during a game. It is like a foul or unfair action.

That was a crime in football.

He committed a crime by breaking the rules.

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noun
Usage:
45%
shame
Translation: shame
Pronunciation: /kraɪm/
Meaning: An expression of strong feeling about something bad or unfair, often used figuratively.

Sometimes crime is used to show strong feelings. It means something is very wrong or sad in the speaker's view.

It's a crime to pollute the air.

Not sharing food is a crime in my family.

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noun
Usage:
70%
criminal event
Translation: criminal event
Pronunciation: /kraɪm/
Meaning: A place or event where crime (illegal acts) happens; used in news or police reports.

Crime can also mean the area or actions where illegal acts happen. News talks about crime to mean bad events.

Crime is rising in the city center.

The police reported a crime near my house.

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