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Meanings of career criminal in English

Russian
рецидивист
Spanish
delincuente persistente

Person convicted of a new crime who was previously convicted of a crime(s)

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Usage of career criminal in English
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The career criminal Arthur Taylor has been released from prison this morning.
Radio NZ
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Virginia Vidaura-EnvoyCorps trainer, later career criminal and sometime political activist.
Woken furies
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The career criminal Arthur Taylor has just been released from prison.
Radio NZ
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She wasn't a career criminal, and the charges weren't serious.
Four to score
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Charles Manson was a career criminal of the lowest order.
Exit strategy
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Killick was a career criminal with a penchant for armed bank robberies and forgery.
News.com.au
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He was a career criminal who used to rob everybody.
Ebony
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The judge called him a con man and career criminal.
Fatal Voyage
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By the time he was 15 he had become a career criminal and heroin addict.
The Irish Times
10
I'm not what you'd call a standard career criminal.
The Naked God
11
The ban on smoking in Auckland prison is declared unlawful, thanks to a career criminal.
Radio NZ
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Not surprisingly, one of the most compelling narratives came early on from career criminal Arthur Taylor.
Radio NZ
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Cruik was a career criminal and had lived through many close calls without losing his nerve.
Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex
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Kelly was a career criminal dubbed 'the Godfather'.
The Irish Times
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He's a career criminal, Maxine, a con man.
Ford county: stories
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Five inmates, including career criminal and jailhouse lawyer Arthur Taylor, went to court to challenge the ban.
Radio NZ