Cursus Engels - The Glove Flashcards

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To break the law / rules in a way that is considered not to be harmful

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To bend the law / rules

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To bring a law / treaty to an official end

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To abrogate a law / treaty

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To break a law

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To contravene a law

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To make a formal statement saying that a person in public office has committed a serious offence

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To impeach (a president)

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To prevent a person doing what they are legally allowed to do

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To infringe someone’s rights

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To make an official appeal

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To lodge an appeal

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To say that a previous decision was correct / incorrect

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To uphold / overturn a verdict

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To put obstacles in the way of justice being done

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To pervert the course of justice

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To change a previous official decision / conviction

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To quash a decision / conviction

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To establish a decision which must, in English law, be taken into account in future decisions

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To set a precedent

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To give one parent or adult the main responsibility for a child, especially after separation or divorce

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To award / grant custody to

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To declare that it no longer exists and never existed

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To annul a marriage / agreement / law

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Unfair treatment on grounds of sex, race or nationality

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Discrimination - discriminate

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stealing money that is in your care or belongs to an organisation that you work for (verduisteren van geld)

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embezzlement - to embezzle - embezzler

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making a person feel anxious and unhappy (sometimes for sexual reasons)

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harassment - to harass

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illegal buying and selling of shares by someone who has specialist knowledge of a company

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insider trading/dealing - to do/practice insider dealing/trading - insider trader/dealer

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driving around for enjoyment in a car you have stolen

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joyriding - to joyride - joyrider

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moving money obtained illegally so that its origin cannot be traced

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money laundering - to launder money - money launderer

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18
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lying when under oath

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perjury - to commit perjury - perjurer

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19
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go onto someone else’s land without permission

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to trespass - trespasser

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20
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leader of the jury

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foreman (of the jury)

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21
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the jury is normally addressed as

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members of the jury

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22
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someone who has broken the law

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an offender

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de beschuldigde

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the accused

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to be accused of a crime

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to be charged with an offence

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25
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planned in advance (met voorbedachte rade)

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premeditated

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26
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bezwarende omstandigheden

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aggravating circumstances

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27
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verzachtende omstandigheden

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extenuating circumstances

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28
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verantwoordelijk

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responsible

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onschuldig

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innocent

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30
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schuldig

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guilty

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31
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the decision at the end of a trial as to whether the accused is guilty or not

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verdict

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32
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to declare that the accused is not guilty

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to acquit

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33
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to find guilty

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to convict

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34
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to give a punishment

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to sentence

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35
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judgement that the accused is not guilty

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acquittal

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36
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to be ordered to contribute to the cost of repairs

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to be ordered to pay compensation

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a sum of money that must be paid for breaking the law

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a fine

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schadeloosstellen

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to indemnify

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on condition that he / she does not break the law again, within a certain period, the offender receives no punishment

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probation / suspended prison sentence / conditional discharge

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werkstraf

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community service

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onder toezicht geplaatst / ook gearresteerd

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in custody

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gesloten instelling voor jongeren

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young offenders’ institution / detention centre

43
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putting someone in prison

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imprisonment

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dwangarbeid

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hard labour / forced labour

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levenslang

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life imprisonment / life sentence

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doodstraf

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capital punishment / death penalty

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vensterbank

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a window-sill

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outer edge

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outskirts

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probability

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likelihood

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gazon

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the lawn

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to be greatly surprised

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to marvel (we marveled that they walked away unhurt)

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crime of breaking into a house by night to steal

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a burglary - to burgle

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opbloeien

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to blossom forth

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obeying the law

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law-abiding

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op een hoopje gegooid

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huddled up

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deep red

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crimson

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speelbal

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a plaything

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een kennis

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an acquaintance

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afpersen

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to blackmail

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continued loss

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a drain

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wealth / income

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resource(s)

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mud (here: difficulty)

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the mire

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not knowing what to do next

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at his wit’s end

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lawyer who advises clients on legal matters

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a solicitor

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to buy

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to purchase

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smelten

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to melt down

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opbrengst

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the proceeds

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to get rid of

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to dispose of

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profitably

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lucratively

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catching of the breath through surprise, pain…

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a gasp

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vakmanschap

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workmanship

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uithalen (met een zwaard, of mes,…)

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to lunge at

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deep regret

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remorse

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dull, uninteresting

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stodgy

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een aanwijzing

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a clue

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to do the housework

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to do for somebody

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huis, grondgebied, eigendom

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the premises

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to feel clumsily

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to fumble

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pot for melting metals

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a crucible

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complete, absolute

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sheer

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the stolen goods

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the loot

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deeply shokking

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appalling

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forever

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perpetuity

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place of execution

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a scaffold

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a ghost

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a spectre

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to throw away

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to discard

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to draw or jump back

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to recoil

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to beat hard

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to pound

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strong dislike

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repugnance

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a handle

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a hilt

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unwell

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queer

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de achterhoede vormen

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to bring up the rear

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a dishonest person

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a scoundrel