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misdemeanor

gb/mˌɪsdəmˈinɚ/ us/mˌɪsdəmˈinɚ/
C1 英語
vétség, kisebb bűncselekmény, kihágás, kisebb vétség
名詞 C1 LEGAL
1
用法パターン:
[a] misdemeanor; charged with [a] misdemeanor; convicted of [a] misdemeanor
He was arrested for a misdemeanor after a fight outside the bar.
A bár előtt történt verekedés után vétség miatt vették őrizetbe.
The prosecutor agreed to reduce the charge to a misdemeanor.
Az ügyész beleegyezett, hogy a vádat vétségre enyhítsék.
A misdemeanor conviction can still affect your job prospects.
学習者向け例文
Shoplifting can be a misdemeanor.
A bolti lopás vétségnek minősülhet.
She was charged with a misdemeanor.
Vétséggel vádolták meg.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse a misdemeanor (a crime) with a civil violation (not a crime) or assume it always means “minor” in every legal system.
意味
Minor crime less serious than a felony
コロケーション
misdemeanor charge |misdemeanor offense |misdemeanor conviction |misdemeanor count |misdemeanor case |misdemeanor arrest |misdemeanor record |plead guilty to a misdemeanor |reduced to a misdemeanor |misdemeanor sentence
類義語
minor offense (General term; not always a formal legal category.) | petty crime (Emphasizes low seriousness; not the precise legal label.)
対義語
felony (A more serious crime, typically with harsher punishment.)
テーマ
law |crime |government
定義

A less serious crime than a felony.

A criminal offense that is less serious than a felony and is typically punishable by a fine and/or a shorter jail sentence.

名詞 C1 FORMAL
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用法パターン:
[a] misdemeanor (to do [something])
He treated the breach as a minor misdemeanor rather than a serious offense.
A szabályszegést nem súlyos ügynek, hanem csak kisebb kihágásnak tekintette.
In the grand scheme of things, the lie was a misdemeanor compared with the fraud.
A dolgok egészét nézve a hazugság csak kisebb kihágás volt a csaláshoz képest.
She apologized for the social misdemeanor of arriving late without calling.
学習者向け例文
It was a small misdemeanor, not a big problem.
Csak egy kisebb kihágás volt, nem nagy probléma.
He admitted his misdemeanor and said sorry.
Beismerte a kihágását, és bocsánatot kért.
よくある間違い:
In everyday speech, people more often say “mistake” or “wrongdoing”; “misdemeanor” can sound legal even when used generally.
意味
Minor wrongdoing or bad behavior
コロケーション
minor misdemeanor |a youthful misdemeanor |a misdemeanor compared with [something] |social misdemeanor |political misdemeanor |mere misdemeanor
類義語
misdeed (General word for a wrong act; not necessarily legal.) | wrongdoing (Broader and more neutral; can be serious or minor.) | infraction (Often refers to a breach of a rule, especially a minor one.)
対義語
virtue (A good moral quality or right behavior.) | good deed (A positive action, opposite of a wrong act.)
テーマ
ethics |behavior
定義

A small wrong action.

A small or relatively unimportant wrong act or piece of bad behavior, especially when compared with more serious wrongdoing.

文法
辞書形
misdemeanor
IPA
GB/mˌɪsdəmˈinɚ/
US/mˌɪsdəmˈinɚ/
音節・強勢
mis - de - mean - or (4音節)
Stress on 3rd syllable (mean)
活用形
Noun
  • Base: misdemeanor
  • Plural: misdemeanors
関連語
Forms
misdemeanors noun
Core family
offense noun B1 crime noun A2
Related words
violation noun B1 misconduct noun B2 misdeed noun
Advanced or less common
felony noun B2
表現

class a misdemeanor

1
/klˈæs ə mˌɪsdəmˈinɚ/
fixed phrase legal

most serious misdemeanor category

In some places, the highest level of misdemeanor.

例文
  • He was charged with a class A misdemeanor under state law.
  • The offense can be filed as a class A misdemeanor in some cases.
  • Her attorney argued for a reduction from a class A misdemeanor.

gross misdemeanor

1
/ɡɹˈoʊs mˌɪsdəmˈinɚ/
fixed phrase legal

misdemeanor treated as more serious

In some places, a more serious kind of misdemeanor.

例文
  • The charge was filed as a gross misdemeanor.
  • In that state, repeated violations can be prosecuted as a gross misdemeanor.
  • The judge explained the penalties for a gross misdemeanor.

misdemeanor charge

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/mˌɪsdəmˈinɚ t͡ʃˈɑɹd͡ʒ/
fixed phrase legal

accusation of a misdemeanor crime

An official accusation of a less serious crime.

例文
  • She’s facing a misdemeanor charge for disorderly conduct.
  • The city filed a misdemeanor charge after the incident.
  • He hired a lawyer to fight the misdemeanor charge.
学習者向け例文
  • He has a misdemeanor charge.
  • She is facing a misdemeanor charge.

misdemeanor conviction

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/mˌɪsdəmˈinɚ kənvˈɪkʃən/
fixed phrase legal

legal finding of misdemeanor guilt

A court decision that you are guilty of a misdemeanor.

例文
  • A misdemeanor conviction may show up on background checks.
  • He appealed the misdemeanor conviction.
  • She has one misdemeanor conviction on her record.
学習者向け例文
  • He got a misdemeanor conviction.
  • She has a misdemeanor conviction.

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