1. Bűnözés B1 (17) – altémák

Bűnözés* (17)

fight verb /faɪt/ *(fought, fought) 1 verekszik [I or T] (!)

Two men were fighting outside the park.

Sam's always fighting with his little brother.

murder verb /ˈmɜː.dər/ [T] meggyilkol (!)

He was murdered by a former employee.

She was accused/found guilty of murdering her husband.

point verb /pɔɪnt/ 2 céloz, ráirányít [T]

He said that the man had pointed a knife at him.

rob verb /rɒb/ [T] (-bb-) rabol, kirabol, elrabol

to rob a bank

They robbed the company of £2 million.

shoot verb /ʃuːt/ *(shot, shot) 1 lő, lelő, meglő (vkit/vmit) [I or T] (!)

If he's not armed, don't shoot.

The kids were shooting arrows at a target.

She was shot three times in the head.

A policeman was shot dead in the city centre last night.

The troops were told to shoot to kill.

crime noun /kraɪm/ 1 bűnözés; bűn, vétek [U]

crime prevention

serious/violent crime

We need tough new measures to fight crime.

a life of crime

crime noun /kraɪm/ 2 bűncselekmény [C]

He has admitted committing several crimes, including two murders.

The defendant is accused of/charged with a range of crimes, from theft to murder.

A knife was found at the scene of the crime.

Bombing civilians is a crime against humanity.

criminal noun /ˈkrɪm.ɪ.nəl/ [C] bűnöző

a dangerous/violent criminal

fight noun /faɪt/ [C] 1 verekedés

Jeff's always getting into/starting fights.

The older boys broke up the fight.

He put up a fight when the police tried to arrest him.

killer noun /ˈkɪl.ər/ [C] gyilkos (!)

Police are still hoping to find the dead woman's killer.

killing noun /ˈkɪl.ɪŋ/ [C] gyilkosság (!)

a series of brutal killings

murder noun /ˈmɜː.dər/ [C or U] gyilkosság (!)

to commit murder

She was charged with attempted murder.

Two sisters have been charged with murder.

a murder weapon

murderer noun /ˈmɜːd.ə.rər/ [C] gyilkos (!)

a mass murderer

pirate noun /ˈpaɪə.rət/ [C] kalóz

The pirates held the ship's captain prisoner and demanded money for his release.

thief noun /θiːf/ [C] plural: thieves tolvaj (!)

a car thief

Thieves stole £120, 000 worth of computer equipment.

Phrasal verbs:

break in/into sth /breɪk/ betör vhova (pl. betörő)

The burglars broke in through the kitchen window.

My car's been broken into twice this month.

Phrases and idioms:

have sth stolen/taken, etc. ellopták/elvitték/stb. vkinek vmijét

She had her car stolen last week.

I had my bag taken.

20. lecke (A2) – 46. lecke (B1) – 76. lecke (B2) – 96. lecke (C1) – 116. lecke (C2)