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ПредставянеЗащита на личните данниНастройки за поверителност
unconditioned stimulus US
Lebensabschnitt, in dem älter werdende Gewohnheitsverbrecher das Interesse an Verbrechen verlieren
crimi·nal ˈmeno·pause СЪЩ
criminal menopause
Lebensabschnitt, in dem älter werdende Gewohnheitsverbrecher das Interesse an Verbrechen verlieren
meno·pause [ˈmenə(ʊ)pɔ:z, Am ˈmenəpɑ:z] СЪЩ no pl
menopause
Wechseljahre pl
menopause
Menopause f spec
menopause
Klimakterium ср <-s> spec
I. crimi·nal [ˈkrɪmɪnəl] СЪЩ
criminal
Verbrecher(in) м (f) <-s, ->
a hardened criminal
Gewohnheitsverbrecher(in) м (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>
II. crimi·nal [ˈkrɪmɪnəl] ПРИЛ
1. criminal:
criminal (illegal)
verbrecherisch
criminal (illegal)
kriminell
criminal (punishable)
strafbar
criminal act
Straftat f <-, -en>
criminal action
Strafverfahren ср <-s, ->
criminal action
strafrechtliche Verfolgung
criminal bankruptcy
Konkurs м durch verurteilte Straftaten
criminal behaviour
kriminelles Verhalten
criminal code
Strafgesetzbuch ср <-(e)s, -bücher>
criminal conspiracy
illegale Verschwörung
criminal court
Strafgericht ср <-(e)s, -e>
with criminal intent
in verbrecherischer Absicht
criminal libel
strafbare Verleumdung
a criminal offence
ein strafbares Vergehen
the criminal population
die Kriminellen
to have a criminal record
vorbestraft sein
age of criminal responsibility
Strafmündigkeit f <->
2. criminal (shameful):
criminal
schändlich
it's criminal to charge so much
es ist ein Verbrechen, so viel Geld zu verlangen разг прен
the way we waste natural resources is criminal
es ist unverantwortlich, wie verschwenderisch wir mit den Naturschätzen umgehen
a criminal waste of money
eine ungeheure Geldverschwendung
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The criminals express how they feel about the direction their lives have taken and how they have ended up where they are.
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They were stigmatized as habitual criminals, social misfits, and vagabonds.
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Patients undergoing serious radiation, chemotherapy, or surgery sometimes experience symptoms resembling menopause (in women) or andropause (in men), which indicate reproductive damage.
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Many of us find more zits on our skin as we enter peri-menopause, which can feel like puberty in reverse.
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Some psychologists believe men's midlife crisis is a psychological reaction to the imminent menopause and end of reproductive career of their spouses.
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