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Definicje
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Army | A large group of soldiers trained to fight in wars for a country. |
| Burglar | A person who breaks into somebody's house or building to steal things. |
| Burglary | The crime that happens when a burglar breaks into a house. |
| Casualty | A person who is killed or is wounded in a war or accident. |
| Civilian | A person who does not do military service and is not in the army. |
| Conflict | A serious disagreement or war when countries fight against each other. |
| Court | The place where people go to after the police convict them. |
| Dictator | A political leader who gives orders and rules a country by force. |
| Domestic violence | Violent behavior when a family member attacks someone at home. |
| Embezzler | A person who embezzles money that they were trusted to manage. |
| Embezzlement | The crime when someone steals money from their workplace. |
| Government | The group of people who officially start or run a country. |
| Kidnapper | A person who kidnaps someone and takes them away by force. |
| Mugger | A person who attacks someone in the street to steal their bag. |
| Mugging | A crime when a criminal attacks a person in a public place. |
| Murder | The crime when someone murders or kills another person. |
| Murderer | A person who commits a crime and kills someone |
| Order | An instruction when someone in authority gives orders to do something. |
| Perpetrator | A person who commits a crime or breaks the law. |
| Rapist | A person who rapes someone by forcing them to have sex. |
| Robber | A person who steals money or property, for example when they rob a bank. |
| Robbery | A crime when someone steals from a place using violence. |
| Shoplifter | A person who steals items from a shop. |
| Shoplifting | The crime of stealing goods when people steal from a shop. |
| Soldier | A person who is in the army and is trained to fight. |
| Suspect | A person who is accused of something by the police. |
| Territory | An area of land where soldiers fight against enemies. |
| Theft | The crime when someone steals an object from somebody. |
| Thief | A person who steals things that do not belong to them. |
| Troop | A group of soldiers who move or fight together. |
| Victim | A person who is attacked, is injured, or suffers because of a crime. |
| War crime | A terrible act when someone breaks the law of war. |
| Weapon | An object like a gun used to attack, wound, or kill. |
| Witness | A person who discovers a crime or sees it happen. |
| Red-handed | Caught in the exact moment when you commit a crime. |
| to act in self-defence | to fight back or protect yourself when someone attacks you. |
| to arrest for + ing | to take someone to a police station because the police think they committed a crime. |
| to be accused of something | to be officially blamed by the police for doing something illegal. |
| to be arrested | to be caught and taken away by the police. |
| to be convicted of | to be officially decided by a court that you are guilty of a crime. |
| to be sentenced to life in prison | to be given an official punishment to spend the rest of your life in jail. |
| to be stabbed | to be cut or injured with a sharp weapon like a knife. |
| to be terrified | to feel extremely scared. |
| to be tortured | to be hurt very badly on purpose to get information or cause pain. |
| to give orders | to tell people what they must do. |