Unit 5 📍

Question 1

To agree that sth unpleasant is true or that you have done sth wrong

Answer 1

Admit (to sth)

Question 2

To be pleased about sth; to like sb/sth

Answer 2

Approve (of sb/sth)

Question 3

A person who steals from a place or a person using a weapon

Answer 3

Armed robber

Question 4

The crime of stealing from a place or a person using weapons

Answer 4

Armed robbery

Question 5

Being the thing or person whose caused sth to happen

Answer 5

Be responsible (for sth)

Question 6

To think or say that a certain a person or thing is responsible for sth bad that has happened

Answer 6

Blame sb (for sth)

Question 7

To find an answer or a solution to sth

Answer 7

Come up with sth

Question 8

Work helping people in the local community that sb does without being paid, either because they want to, or because they have been ordered to by a court as a punishment

Answer 8

Community service

Question 9

That must be done, by law, rules, etc

Answer 9

Compulsory
(Verplicht)

Question 10

The legal punishment of being killed for a crime

Answer 10

Death penalty
(Doodstraf)

Question 11

To make sb decide not to do sth, especially by telling them that it would have bad results

Answer 11

Deter sb (from doing sth)
(Weerhouden van)

Question 12

A situation in which people have a different opinion about sth and often also argue

Answer 12

Disagreement

Question 13

The feeling of not believing sb/sth

Answer 13

Disbelief

Question 14

The act of trying to make sb believe sth that is not true

Answer 14

Dishonesty

Question 15

A lack of respect for sb/sth that is shown in what you do or say

Answer 15

Disrespect

Question 16

Treating each person or side equally according to the law, the rules, etc

Answer 16

Fair

Question 17

To argue and stop being friendly (with sb)

Answer 17

Fall out (with sb)

Question 18

To stop being angry towards sb for sth that they have done wrong

Answer 18

Forgive sb (for sth)

Question 19

Damage or harm caused to sb physically as a result of fights between groups of young people or criminals

Answer 19

Gang violence
(Bende geweld)

Question 20

To do sth bad and not be punished for it

Answer 20

Get away with sth / doing sth

Question 21

To find time to do sth, after a delay

Answer 21

Get round to sth / doing sth
(Toekomen aan)

Question 22

To be allowed to do sth according to the law, to have a moral authority to do sth

Answer 22

Have the right (to sth)

Question 23

The state of being kept in your own home as a punishment instead of in prison, and not being allowed to leave

Answer 23

House arrest

Question 24

Not allowed by the law

Answer 24

Illegal

Question 25

Cheating sb in order to get money, etc. illegally, using the internet

Answer 25

Internet fraud

Question 26

Fair and right, reasonable

Answer 26

Just (Rechtvaardigheid)

Question 27

illegal behaviour or activities in who knives are used as weapons

Answer 27

Knife crime

Question 28

Allowed by law

Answer 28

Legal

Question 29

The punishment by which sb spends the rest of their life in prison

Answer 29

Life sentence (Levenslang)

Question 30

Putting limits on what is possible

Answer 30

Limiting

Question 31

To be as good as expected

Answer 31

Live up to sth (Aan verwachtingen voldoen)

Question 32

To behave badly

Answer 32

Misbehaviour

Question 33

(An event, accident, etc. that brings) bad luck or disaster

Answer 33

Misfortune (Tegenslag)

Question 34

Cruelty to a person or animal

Answer 34

Mistreatment

Question 35

A person who attacks and steals from sb in the street

Answer 35

Mugger (Overvaller)

Question 36

Overval, beroven

Answer 36

Mugging

Question 37

That you must do

Answer 37

Obligatory (Verplicht)

Question 38

A crime, an illegal action

Answer 38

Offence (Overtreding)

Question 39

A person who breaks the law or commits a crime

Answer 39

Offender (Dader)

Question 40

That you can choose or not choose

Answer 40

Optional

Question 41

To tell sb that you have done sth wrong

Answer 41

Own up (to sth) (Toegeven)

Question 42

An act of stealing that is not very serious

Answer 42

Petty theft (Diefstal)

Question 43

A period of time for which sb is in prison

Answer 43

Prison term

Question 44

To say that sth is not allowed (by law)

Answer 44

Prohibit sb / sth (from doing sth) (Verbieden)

Question 45

Verboden

Answer 45

Prohibited

Question 46

To make sb suffer because they have done sth bad or wrong

Answer 46

Punish sb (for sth)

Question 47

To believe that sth is caused by sth

Answer 47

Put sth down to sth (Oorzaak door )

Question 48

To suffer sb/sth unpleasant and not complain about it

Answer 48

Put up with sb / sth (Verdragen)

Question 49

To allow sb to be free

Answer 49

Release sb (from sth)

Question 50

Limiting, preventing people from doing what they want

Answer 50

Restrictive (Beperkend)

Question 51

To take money, property, etc. from a person or place illegally

Answer 51

Rob sb/sth (of sth)

Question 52

(Used about a judge) to tell sb who has been found guilty of a crime what the punishment will be

Answer 52

Sentence sb (to sth) (Veroordelen)

Question 53

A person who steals sth from a shop while pretending being to be a customer

Answer 53

Shoplifter

Question 54

Winkeldiefstal

Answer 54

Shoplifting

Question 55

A sum of money that you have to pay for driving a car, etc. faster than the legal speed limit

Answer 55

Speeding fine (Boete voor te hard rijden)

Question 56

To make sb/sth end or finish an activity, to prevent sb/sth from doing sth

Answer 56

Stop sb / sth (from) doing sth

Question 57

To consider sth, especially when deciding or judging sth

Answer 57

Take account of sb/sth (Rekening houden met)

Question 58

The crime of stealing sth

Answer 58

Theft (Diefstal)

Question 59

A person who steals things from another person

Answer 59

Thief

Question 60

A person who damages sb else’s property on purpose and for no reason

Answer 60

Vandal

Question 61

Vandalisme

Answer 61

Vandalism

Question 62

Done or given because you want to do it, not because you have to do it

Answer 62

Voluntary