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Meanings of petty crime in anglès
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delicte menor Usage of petty crime in anglès
1
You never could distinguish between a petty crime and a hanging offense.
2
Worst for the average Neapolitan is a high level of petty crime.
3
Drugs and petty crime, charges that often go hand in hand.
4
It's as if petty crime didn't exist before six months ago.
5
The organisation mediates between victims of petty crime and the perpetrator.
6
We moved on to petty crime and matters of the heart.
7
Some gangs are already in the UK, fuelling a surge in petty crime.
8
Yet there are those who pretend that petty crime is on the decrease.
9
Since the vac-train shutdown, absenteeism and petty crime had increased considerably in every arcology.
10
The B'wa Kell has graduated from petty crime to an all-out war on the police.
11
Roma are often accused of petty crime and littering.
12
As a boy, he was involved in petty crime and smuggling between Turkey and Bulgaria.
13
Some had taken to petty crime and leg breaking.
14
But petty crime, thought Hunt, would not be Maggie's forte if she developed her possibilities.
15
Papua New Guinea's capital city is set to experience a new campaign to deter petty crime.
16
Others have taken to chopping wood in forests and some others have taken to petty crime.
This collocation consists of:
Petty crime through the time
Petty crime across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare