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CRIME
VOCABULARY
robbery




stealing from people and banks
theft



stealing money and things
burglary



stealing from houses and flats
mugging



using violence to steal from
somebody in a public place (a
street, a park, etc.)
shoplifting




stealing things from a shop while
it’s open
smuggling



takings things illegally from one
country to another
kidnapping




taking a person by violence,
often in order to get money for
returning them
terrorism




the use of violence such as
bombing, shooting, etc. for
political purposes
looting



stealing from shops or homes
that have been damaged in a
war, natural disaster, etc.
vandalism



 intentionally damaging public
property, or property belonging
to other people
arson



starting a fire in a building in
order to damage or destroy it
murder



killing somebody intentionally
bribery




trying to make smb do sth you
want by giving them money,
presents, etc.
fraud



obtaining money illegally, usually
by using clever and complicated
methods
Crime vocabulary

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