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Meanings of violent crime in English

Russian
насильственная преступность
Portuguese
crime violento
Spanish
crimen violento
Catalan
crim violent

Crime in which an offender uses or threatens force upon a victim.

насильственная преступность
Usage of violent crime in English
1
Communities have a right to be protected from crime, especially violent crime.
The Irish Times
2
Crime -particularly violent crime -is a plague on South Africa.
The South African
3
INEGI has yet to present its data for violent crime in 2018.
Reuters
4
According to the Home Office, almost half of violent crime is drink-related.
The Guardian
5
South Africa has one of the world's highest rates of violent crime.
Reuters
6
But despite its ordinariness, violent crime was growing at an alarming rate.
Damaged
7
Immigration advocates say there is no correlation between immigration and violent crime.
Reuters
8
Some Mexican states which dismantled municipal forces remain wrecked by violent crime.
Reuters
9
South Africa's notoriety for its levels of violent crime has become world-famous.
The South African
10
The media should take care to avoid sensational reporting of violent crime.
Jamaica Observer
11
There was an enormous increase also in violent crime throughout the world.
The World Set Free
12
Each represented a woman-ora man-whoseviolent crime had never been investigated.
Ebony
13
Nothing new there, you might think - it's long suffered from violent crime.
Radio NZ
14
Recent crime stats reveal that violent crime is on the rise.
The South African
15
Scotland's approach to tackling deaths from violent crime has been rather more creative.
The Guardian
16
Diepsloot, where desperation and lack of opportunity lead to violent crime.
The South African
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Translations for violent crime
Portuguese
crime violento
Violent crime through the time
Violent crime across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Less common
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