a criminal offense; an act that violates the law

criminal; culprit; person who has committed a crime and is often serving a sentence; also called [[犯人|犯人|fan4 ren2]]

a person who has committed a crime, especially one currently held in custody; convict; prisoner

a person suspected of having committed a crime but not yet proven guilty

to offend or affront through words or actions, often toward a superior; to give offense

a person suspected of having committed a crime but not yet convicted; also known as [[嫌犯|嫌犯|xian2 fan4]]

to infringe on, violate, or encroach on someone's rights, interests, or property

murderer; homicide

a criminal suspect; a person suspected of having committed a crime

prisoner; convict; a criminal being held in a prison

a violation of rules, especially an illegal act in sports

to violate the law; to commit an offense against legal statutes or decrees

escaped criminal; fugitive from the law; an offender or suspect who has fled from justice or custody

a person who has committed the crime of rape

criminal act; criminal behavior; crime

to violate or go against something, such as the law, regulations, or rules

To commit or carry out a mistake, crime, or violation.

A person who bears major responsibility for starting an unjust war or who commits serious crimes during a war.

to make a mistake; to err; to do the wrong thing

person who deliberately sets fire to property

To commit an offense or break the law

wanted criminal; fugitive from the law

A person who helps another person commit a crime but is not the main perpetrator; an accomplice.

A person involved in a criminal case; a criminal or a suspect.

A person who takes part in a crime with others; includes main perpetrators, accessories, and those who instigate the crime.

The main criminal who organizes or plays the leading role in a crime; as opposed to an accomplice [[从犯|從犯|cong2 fan4]].

to become drowsy or feel like going to sleep

major criminal; key suspect in a criminal case

a person who illegally smuggles goods across a across a border

the frequency of crimes committed within a specific population, usually calculated per 100,000 people

a person who has committed a crime, a suspect, or someone involved in a criminal case; often used in legal or formal contexts

criminal who repeatedly commits crimes and refuses to reform; hardened criminal; recidivist

to commit a crime, make a mistake, or violate a rule again

political prisoner; political offender; someone imprisoned for their political activities or beliefs

A criminal who has been sentenced to death.

to worry; to feel anxious or dejected; to be at a loss for how to handle a situation

to violate or infringe, especially laws, regulations, or discipline; to break a rule

offender; criminal element

To intrude into or invade a territory (of an enemy)

(of an enemy) to come and attack; to invade one's territory

a young person who has committed a crime, typically between the ages of 14 and 18

felon or serious criminal; a person who has committed a grave crime

the scientific study of crime, criminals, and law enforcement

to assault someone sexually or use violence or coercion to force someone to engage in sexual acts

to suffer a recurrence of an old illness or a return of a bad habit; to fall ill

first offense; a first-time violation of a law or rule

(colloquial) not worthwhile; no need to or no reason to.

to feel embarrassed or find it difficult to decide how to proceed; to feel that something is hard to do

a criminal who has committed an act of violence, especially murder