Perpetrator
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定义
the perpetrator (of a crime): （行凶）罪犯
to perpetrate (a crime): 犯罪
示例
- "Internet fraud is the fastest-growing area of crime, and its perpetrators have just launched a major offensive on internet users."
练习 1
Complete the story using the terms listed below. Be careful: verbs may need to be conjugated.
fraud | perpetrators | to launch | to spread | motive | scam
My name is Dick Lacey, and I'm a private investigator. Every day I try to catch the of crime. I've recently an investigation into a man suspected of . He's been accused of tricking little old ladies into giving him their life savings. So far, all I know is that he wants to be rich: his is money. This man's has been very effective so far, but I'm determined to stop this racket if it's the last thing I do!
fraud | perpetrators | to launch | to spread | motive | scam
My name is Dick Lacey, and I'm a private investigator. Every day I try to catch the of crime. I've recently an investigation into a man suspected of . He's been accused of tricking little old ladies into giving him their life savings. So far, all I know is that he wants to be rich: his is money. This man's has been very effective so far, but I'm determined to stop this racket if it's the last thing I do!
Complete the story using the terms listed below. Be careful: verbs may need to be conjugated.
fraud | perpetrators | to launch | to spread | motive | scam
My name is Dick Lacey, and I'm a private investigator. Every day I try to catch the perpetrators 1 of crime. I've recently launched 2 an investigation into a man suspected of fraud 3. He's been accused of tricking little old ladies into giving him their life savings. So far, all I know is that he wants to be rich: his motive 4 is money. This man's scam 5 has been very effective so far, but I'm determined to stop this racket if it's the last thing I do!
fraud | perpetrators | to launch | to spread | motive | scam
My name is Dick Lacey, and I'm a private investigator. Every day I try to catch the perpetrators 1 of crime. I've recently launched 2 an investigation into a man suspected of fraud 3. He's been accused of tricking little old ladies into giving him their life savings. So far, all I know is that he wants to be rich: his motive 4 is money. This man's scam 5 has been very effective so far, but I'm determined to stop this racket if it's the last thing I do!
1 perpetrators: "Perpetrators" is the term we were looking for here. The "perpetrator (of a crime)" is the person who "commits" or "does" this action. The related verb "to perpetrate" has a negative connotation, often involving crime. Here's another example: "Richard was the perpetrator of the biggest bank robbery of all time".
2 launched: "Launched" is the right choice. To "launch (an investigation)" is to "start" or "begin" it. Similarly, "to launch (a product)" is to release it onto the market. Another example: "The Delavigne Corporation plans to launch two new perfumes this summer".
3 fraud: "Fraud" is the correct answer. "Fraud" is an illegal activity involving deceiving or tricking someone in order to gain something: usually money. Here's another example: "My boss has been found guilty of fraud: he'd been falsifying the company accounts for years!".
4 motive: "Motive" is the best choice here. Someone's "motive" is their reason for doing something, or their "motivation". "Motive" is often used in a criminal context: "The police know that I had a motive and opportunity to kill my uncle: I need you to be my alibi!".
5 scam: "Scam" is the term we were looking for here. A "scam" is a fraudulent business plan or scheme designed to cheat or obtain money from an unsuspecting person. The related verb to "scam" is the act of tricking or fooling a person out of their money or valuables. Here's another example: "I'm the victim of an online scam: a kid in Ohio took all my money!"
练习 2
Complete the story using the terms listed below. Be careful: verbs may need to be conjugated.
fraud | perpetrators | to launch | to spread | motive | scam
My name is Dick Lacey, and I'm a private investigator. Every day I try to catch the of crime. I've recently an investigation into a man suspected of . He's been accused of tricking little old ladies into giving him their life savings. So far, all I know is that he wants to be rich: his is money. This man's has been very effective so far, but I'm determined to stop this racket if it's the last thing I do!
fraud | perpetrators | to launch | to spread | motive | scam
My name is Dick Lacey, and I'm a private investigator. Every day I try to catch the of crime. I've recently an investigation into a man suspected of . He's been accused of tricking little old ladies into giving him their life savings. So far, all I know is that he wants to be rich: his is money. This man's has been very effective so far, but I'm determined to stop this racket if it's the last thing I do!
Complete the story using the terms listed below. Be careful: verbs may need to be conjugated.
fraud | perpetrators | to launch | to spread | motive | scam
My name is Dick Lacey, and I'm a private investigator. Every day I try to catch the perpetrators 1 of crime. I've recently launched 2 an investigation into a man suspected of fraud 3. He's been accused of tricking little old ladies into giving him their life savings. So far, all I know is that he wants to be rich: his motive 4 is money. This man's scam 5 has been very effective so far, but I'm determined to stop this racket if it's the last thing I do!
fraud | perpetrators | to launch | to spread | motive | scam
My name is Dick Lacey, and I'm a private investigator. Every day I try to catch the perpetrators 1 of crime. I've recently launched 2 an investigation into a man suspected of fraud 3. He's been accused of tricking little old ladies into giving him their life savings. So far, all I know is that he wants to be rich: his motive 4 is money. This man's scam 5 has been very effective so far, but I'm determined to stop this racket if it's the last thing I do!
1 perpetrators: "Perpetrators" is the term we were looking for here. The "perpetrator (of a crime)" is the person who "commits" or "does" this action. The related verb "to perpetrate" has a negative connotation, often involving crime. Here's another example: "Richard was the perpetrator of the biggest bank robbery of all time".
2 launched: "Launched" is the right choice. To "launch (an investigation)" is to "start" or "begin" it. Similarly, "to launch (a product)" is to release it onto the market. Another example: "The Delavigne Corporation plans to launch two new perfumes this summer".
3 fraud: "Fraud" is the correct answer. "Fraud" is an illegal activity involving deceiving or tricking someone in order to gain something: usually money. Here's another example: "My boss has been found guilty of fraud: he'd been falsifying the company accounts for years!".
4 motive: "Motive" is the best choice here. Someone's "motive" is their reason for doing something, or their "motivation". "Motive" is often used in a criminal context: "The police know that I had a motive and opportunity to kill my uncle: I need you to be my alibi!".
5 scam: "Scam" is the term we were looking for here. A "scam" is a fraudulent business plan or scheme designed to cheat or obtain money from an unsuspecting person. The related verb to "scam" is the act of tricking or fooling a person out of their money or valuables. Here's another example: "I'm the victim of an online scam: a kid in Ohio took all my money!"
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