犯罪 · Crime

　　201.accomplice ： 同案犯

　　Any person who takes part in a crime.

　　參與犯罪的每個(gè)人。

　　Tony was found to be an accomplice in the crime.

　　人們發(fā)現(xiàn)托尼是該案的同案犯。

　　202.adult business district ： 紅燈區(qū)

　　A neighborhood zoned for pornographic bookstores and movie theaters, striptease bars, etc.

　　劃定的街區(qū)，作為開設(shè)色情書店、影院、脫衣舞場等的場所。

　　Police are constantly arresting people over in the adult business district.

　　警察常在紅燈區(qū)拘捕人犯。

　　203.agricrime ： 農(nóng)業(yè)犯罪

　　Sort for agricultural crime. The theft of crops and /or farm equipment.

　　“agricultural crime”的縮寫詞，偷盜莊稼和/或農(nóng)場設(shè)備的犯罪。

　　Farmers are losing thousands of dollars each year due to agricrime.

　　每年農(nóng)業(yè)犯罪給農(nóng)場主造成了成千上萬美元的損失。

　　204.armed robbery ：武裝搶劫

　　The act of using a deadly weapon when raking or attempting to take property form another person or party.

　　奪取或試圖奪取他人或他方財(cái)物時(shí)使用致命武器的犯罪行為。

　　Did you read about the armed robbery in this morning’s paper?

　　今早的報(bào)紙上報(bào)道了這次武裝搶劫，你讀了嗎?

　　205.arrest warrant ： 逮捕證

　　A document that orders the arrest of an individual who has been accused with a crime.

　　對被指控犯罪的某人實(shí)施搜捕的文件。

　　The court issued an arrest warrant on the suspect.

　　法庭對這個(gè)嫌疑人發(fā)出了逮捕證。

　　206.arson ： 縱火

　　The crime of intentionally destroying property by the use of fire.

　　故意放火毀壞財(cái)產(chǎn)的犯罪。

　　Police think the fire that burned down the old warehouse was an act of arson.

　　警察懷疑這座倉庫的大火是縱火行為所致。

　　207.assassin ： 暗殺

　　A murderer. A person who sets out to kill someone, esp. a prominent person.

　　謀殺者。密謀殺害他人，特別是一位杰出人物的兇手。

　　Police are still looking for the assassin of the president candidate.

　　警方仍在追查暗殺總統(tǒng)候選人的兇手。

　　208.assault ： 襲擊

　　The act of attempting or threatening to harm another person.

　　試圖傷害或威脅要傷害他人的行為。

　　Mr. Green was assaulted while he was walking on 25th street.

　　格林先生在第25大街行走的時(shí)候受到襲擊。

　　209.attack dog ： 攻擊犬

　　A canine dog that has been trained to attack burglars, etc.

　　一種經(jīng)過訓(xùn)練的狼犬，用來攻擊竊賊等。

　　The officer’s attack dog has saved his life many times.

　　這位警察的攻擊犬多次救了主人的命。

　　210.back-alley butcher ： 卑鄙的屠夫

　　Slang for abortionist.

　　俚語，給人施行流產(chǎn)手術(shù)的人。

　　Demonstrators picked an abortion clinic with signs that said “back-alley” butcher.

　　示威者將一家流產(chǎn)診所用標(biāo)語牌圍起來，牌子上寫著”卑鄙的屠夫”。

　　211.bail ： 保釋金

　　Money that is deposited with a court in order to secure the release of a defendant while awaiting trial.

　　存放在法庭的一定數(shù)量的保證金，以使被告在候?qū)徠陂g獲得釋放。

　　Frank’s wife came down to the police station to bail him out.

　　弗蘭克的妻子到警察局將他保釋出來。

　　212.ballistics ： 彈道學(xué)

　　The science of firearms and the study of the motion of bullets.

　　研究火器及子彈運(yùn)動(dòng)的科學(xué)。

　　A ballistics expert was taking evidence at the scene of the crime.

　　一位彈道學(xué)家正在犯罪現(xiàn)場提取證據(jù)。

　　213.blackmail ： 敲詐，勒索

　　The act of threatening to reveal personal information, esp. sexual scandals, in order to extract money.

　　以揭露隱私特別是性丑聞為威脅手段以謀取錢財(cái)?shù)男袨椤?/P>

　　Linda was involved in a blackmail scandal of the mayor.

　　林達(dá)涉嫌敲詐市長的丑聞。

　　214.black market ： 黑市

　　A market place where illegal or hard-to-get items are sold or where money is illegal exchanged.

　　非法或緊俏物資的銷售點(diǎn)，或者非法換匯的地方。

　　Gangs are buying assault weapons on the black market.

　　黑幫總在黑市購買攻擊性武器。

　　215.blood money ： 血腥錢

　　Money that is paid as retribution for injury, loss of life, vandalism, etc.

　　為他人受傷、喪命、損壞財(cái)產(chǎn)而付出的酬金。

　　The mafia paid blood money to have that man killed.

　　黑手黨拿出血腥錢將那人殺了。