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Crime_fiction

Vocabulary for French junior students

TermDefinition
identify (v) recognize
investigate a crime (v) examine a crime carefully to discover the truth
commit a crime (v) do something illegal
solve a case (v) find out the truth about a criminal case
forensic expert (n) a scientist who helps the police solve crimes
crime scene (n) the location where a crime has been committed
blood stain (n) blood on a surface
corpse (n) dead body
witness (n) someone who saw the crime or the criminal and can provide some information
clue (n) a fact or object that helps solve a crime
evidence (n) information used to prove something
murder weapon (n) an object used to kill someone
Fingerprint (n) a mark made by somebody's fingers
gloves (n) gants
The scene takes place in... The scene happens in...
To crouch (v) s'accroupir
To cover something (v) place something over something to hide or protect it
A sheet (n) un drap
Burglar (n) someone who enters houses to steal
A search (n) the act of looking for something
He is looking for clues Il cherche des indices
Ransack (v) saccager
Reveal (v) Show; make known
Profile (n) A short description of someone
motive (n) The reason why someone commits a crime
keep an eye on something or someone watch something or someone closely
medical examiner (n) médecin légiste
thief (n) voleur
theft (n) vol
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