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Match the following crimes with their corresponding actions:
Match the following crimes with their corresponding actions:
Blackmail = To extort money or something valuable from someone by the use of threats or coercion Burglary = To illegally enter a building with intent to commit a crime, especially theft Kidnapping = To abduct or unlawfully detain someone against their will Phishing = To deceive individuals into providing personal or sensitive information Murder = To unlawfully kill another person Robbery = To steal by using force or the threat of force Rape = To force sexual activity on someone without their consent Arson = To deliberately set fire to property
What is the Dutch term for 'to have an alibi'?
What is the Dutch term for 'to have an alibi'?
A ____________ is a person who steals a car.
A ____________ is a person who steals a car.
car thief
To burgle means to legally enter a building with the intent to steal.
To burgle means to legally enter a building with the intent to steal.
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What is the Dutch term for 'to commit a crime'?
What is the Dutch term for 'to commit a crime'?
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How do you say 'a stolen car' in Dutch?
How do you say 'a stolen car' in Dutch?
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Which action corresponds to 'een moordenaar arresteren'?
Which action corresponds to 'een moordenaar arresteren'?
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What is the correct translation of 'to kidnap'?
What is the correct translation of 'to kidnap'?
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Translate 'to have a wrinkly face' to Dutch.
Translate 'to have a wrinkly face' to Dutch.
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What does 'iemandes verblijfplaats controleren' mean?
What does 'iemandes verblijfplaats controleren' mean?
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How do you say 'to set fire to' in Dutch?
How do you say 'to set fire to' in Dutch?
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What is 'een snor' an example of?
What is 'een snor' an example of?
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Study Notes
Criminals
- A criminal is referred to as "een misdadiger" in Dutch.
- An accomplice is referred to as "een medeplichtige" in Dutch.
- To commit a crime is "een misdaad begaan" in Dutch.
- To commit an offence is "een overtreding begaan" in Dutch.
- Leaving a fingerprint is "een vingerafdruk achterlaten" in Dutch.
- Stealing a car is "een auto stelen" in Dutch.
- A stolen car is referred to as "een gestolen auto" in Dutch.
- Getting a sentence is "een veroordeling oplopen" in Dutch.
Police Actions
- A police inspector is referred to as "een politie-inspecteur" in Dutch.
- A police report is referred to as "een politierapport" in Dutch.
- A forensic examination is referred to as "een forensisch onderzoek" in Dutch.
- Looking for a clue is "zoeken naar een aanwijzing" in Dutch.
- Having an alibi is "een alibi hebben" in Dutch.
- Arresting a murderer is "een moordenaar arresteren" in Dutch.
- Arriving at the crime scene is "aankomen op de plaats van de misdaad" in Dutch.
- Listening to an eyewitness is "luisteren naar een ooggetuige" in Dutch.
- Identifying a criminal is "een misdadiger identificeren" in Dutch.
- Finding a trace is "een spoor vinden" in Dutch.
- Questioning the victim is "het slachtoffer ondervragen" in Dutch.
- Finding a suspect is "een verdachte vinden" in Dutch.
- Starting an investigation is "een onderzoek starten" in Dutch.
- Checking someone's whereabouts is "iemands verblijfplaats controleren" in Dutch.
Crimes
- Blackmail is "blackmail" in Dutch.
- Burglary is "inbraak" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "inbreker".
- Kidnapping is "ontvoering" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "ontvoerder".
- Phishing is "phishing" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "phisher".
- Murder is "moord" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "moordenaar".
- Robbery is "roof" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "rover".
- Rape is "verkrachting" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "verkrachter".
- Arson is "brandstichting" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "brandstichter".
Description of Suspects
Face
- Having a round face is "een rond gezicht hebben" in Dutch.
- Having blue eyes is "blauwe ogen hebben" in Dutch.
- Having big eyebrows is "grote wenkbrauwen hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a pointed chin is "een puntige kin hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a huge nose is "een enorme neus hebben" in Dutch.
- Having tanned skin is "een gebruinde huid hebben" in Dutch.
- Having freckled skin is "een huid vol sproetjes hebben" in Dutch.
Hair
- Being (partly) bald is "gedeeltelijk kaal zijn" in Dutch.
- Having braids is "vlechten hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a ponytail is "een paardenstaart hebben" in Dutch.
- Having short hair is "kort haar hebben" in Dutch.
- Having curly hair is "krullend haar hebben" in Dutch.
- Having dyed hair is "gekleurd haar hebben" in Dutch.
Other Appearances
- Wearing glasses is "een bril hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a moustache is "een snor hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a beard is "een baard hebben" in Dutch.
- Having piercings is "piercings hebben" in Dutch.
Criminals
- A criminal is referred to as "een misdadiger" in Dutch.
- An accomplice is referred to as "een medeplichtige" in Dutch.
- To commit a crime is "een misdaad begaan" in Dutch.
- To commit an offence is "een overtreding begaan" in Dutch.
- Leaving a fingerprint is "een vingerafdruk achterlaten" in Dutch.
- Stealing a car is "een auto stelen" in Dutch.
- A stolen car is referred to as "een gestolen auto" in Dutch.
- Getting a sentence is "een veroordeling oplopen" in Dutch.
Police Actions
- A police inspector is referred to as "een politie-inspecteur" in Dutch.
- A police report is referred to as "een politierapport" in Dutch.
- A forensic examination is referred to as "een forensisch onderzoek" in Dutch.
- Looking for a clue is "zoeken naar een aanwijzing" in Dutch.
- Having an alibi is "een alibi hebben" in Dutch.
- Arresting a murderer is "een moordenaar arresteren" in Dutch.
- Arriving at the crime scene is "aankomen op de plaats van de misdaad" in Dutch.
- Listening to an eyewitness is "luisteren naar een ooggetuige" in Dutch.
- Identifying a criminal is "een misdadiger identificeren" in Dutch.
- Finding a trace is "een spoor vinden" in Dutch.
- Questioning the victim is "het slachtoffer ondervragen" in Dutch.
- Finding a suspect is "een verdachte vinden" in Dutch.
- Starting an investigation is "een onderzoek starten" in Dutch.
- Checking someone's whereabouts is "iemands verblijfplaats controleren" in Dutch.
Crimes
- Blackmail is "blackmail" in Dutch.
- Burglary is "inbraak" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "inbreker".
- Kidnapping is "ontvoering" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "ontvoerder".
- Phishing is "phishing" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "phisher".
- Murder is "moord" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "moordenaar".
- Robbery is "roof" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "rover".
- Rape is "verkrachting" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "verkrachter".
- Arson is "brandstichting" in Dutch, and the perpetrator is a "brandstichter".
Description of Suspects
Face
- Having a round face is "een rond gezicht hebben" in Dutch.
- Having blue eyes is "blauwe ogen hebben" in Dutch.
- Having big eyebrows is "grote wenkbrauwen hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a pointed chin is "een puntige kin hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a huge nose is "een enorme neus hebben" in Dutch.
- Having tanned skin is "een gebruinde huid hebben" in Dutch.
- Having freckled skin is "een huid vol sproetjes hebben" in Dutch.
Hair
- Being (partly) bald is "gedeeltelijk kaal zijn" in Dutch.
- Having braids is "vlechten hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a ponytail is "een paardenstaart hebben" in Dutch.
- Having short hair is "kort haar hebben" in Dutch.
- Having curly hair is "krullend haar hebben" in Dutch.
- Having dyed hair is "gekleurd haar hebben" in Dutch.
Other Appearances
- Wearing glasses is "een bril hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a moustache is "een snor hebben" in Dutch.
- Having a beard is "een baard hebben" in Dutch.
- Having piercings is "piercings hebben" in Dutch.
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