offender

offender
noun (a person who offends, especially against the law.) delicuente, infractor
offender
tr[ə'fendəSMALLr/SMALL]
noun
1 SMALLLAW/SMALL (gen) infractor,-ra; (criminal) delincuente nombre masulino o femenino
2 (culprit) culpable nombre masulino o femenino
offender [ə'fɛndər] n
: delincuente mf; infractor m, -tora f
offender
n.
culpable s.m.
delincuente s.m.,f.
ofensor s.m.
reo s.m.
ə'fendər, ə'fendə(r)
noun infractor, -tora m,f; (criminal) delincuente mf

young offender — menor mf (que ha cometido un delito)

as he was a first offender — como era su primera infracción/su primer delito, como no tenía antecedentes penales

previous offender — reincidente mf

as far as wasting paper's concerned, he's the worst offender — en cuanto a desperdiciar papel, él es más culpable que nadie

[ǝ'fǝndǝ(r)]
N
1) (=lawbreaker) delincuente mf ; (against traffic regulations etc) infractor(a) m / f

first offender — delincuente mf sin antecedentes penales

2) (moral) transgresor(a) m / f , pecador(a) m / f

regarding air pollution, industry is the worst offender — en lo que se refiere a la contaminación atmosférica, la industria es la mayor culpable

3) (=insulter) ofensor(a) m / f
* * *
[ə'fendər, ə'fendə(r)]
noun infractor, -tora m,f; (criminal) delincuente mf

young offender — menor mf (que ha cometido un delito)

as he was a first offender — como era su primera infracción/su primer delito, como no tenía antecedentes penales

previous offender — reincidente mf

as far as wasting paper's concerned, he's the worst offender — en cuanto a desperdiciar papel, él es más culpable que nadie


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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