Que signifie crime en anglais?

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crime Signification, définition

0 illegal acts -- criminalité [ feminine ]
- Violent crime is rising in the area. La criminalité violente augmente dans la région.
- crime prevention prévention de la criminalité
- The crime rate is rising/falling. Le taux de criminalité augmente/diminue.
1 an illegal act -- crime [ masculine ]
- violent crimes des crimes avec violence
- crimes against humanity des crimes contre l’humanité
- teenagers who commit crimes des jeunes qui commettent des délits/crimes
2 indicates you think sth is morally wrong -- c’est un crime de faire qqch
- She acts like it’s a crime to hold hands with him. Elle se comporte comme si c’était un crime de le tenir par la main.
3 act(s) punishable by law -- crime, délit
- Murder is a crime
- Crime is on the increase.
4 something wrong though not illegal -- crime
- What a crime to cut down those trees!

The decision was made to move gradually to the coverage of all serious crime.
Nevertheless, in my opinion the report goes beyond the stated aim, which is to draft guidelines and measures for the prevention of organised crime.
The result was predictable: since then international crime has continued relentlessly to develop and diversify.
The upheaval and the widespread looting that followed, and now the rise in organised, large-scale crime, further aggravates the situation.
We feel it would be preferable to speak of competence in matters of economic and financial crime.
Those amendments focus on organised cross-border crime, national competences and the consideration of therapeutic and personal use.
I wonder whether it is a mere coincidence that he and his colleagues had written a great deal about organised crime.
The number of convictions is derisory in terms of the problem; the police do not see human trafficking as a crime.