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crimine
crime
The word 'crimine' in Italian translates directly to 'crime' in English. It is used to describe any action that is considered against the law. Similar to English, it can be used in both a legal context and in everyday language to describe wrongdoings or illegal activities.
Example sentences using: crimine
Il crimine non paga mai.
Crime never pays.
This is a common phrase used to express the idea that those who engage in dishonest or criminal behavior will not achieve lasting success.
Suo fratello è stato accusato di crimine.
His brother has been accused of a crime.
This sentence is used when someone is formally charged or accused of a criminal act or behavior.
La città ha un basso tasso di crimine.
The city has a low crime rate.
This phrase is often used in discussions concerning safety and crime statistics in a particular city or area.