English
Etymology
From AF. convicter, from L. convinctus (past participle of convincere).
Pronunciation 1
AHD: kÉ�n'vÄkt
IPA: /k�n�vɪkt/
SAMPA: /<tt>"k@nvIkt</tt>/
audio|en-us-convict-verb.ogg|Audio (US), verb
rhymes|ɪkt
Verb
rfc-level|Verb at L4+ not in L3 POS section
en-verb
- transitive To find guilty of a crime as a result of legal proceedings.
Derived terms
conviction
Translations
trans-top|to find guilty
Czech: odsoudit
Finnish: tuomita
Hebrew: ��רש�ע (leharshya)
trans-mid
Polish: skazywa� impf, skaza� pf
Russian: оÑ�Ñ�ждаÑ�Ñ� (osuždát') impf, оÑ�Ñ�диÑ�Ñ� (osudÃt') pf
Portuguese: provar a culpa, condenar
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Pronunciation 2
AHD: kÅ�n'vÄkt
IPA: /�k�nvɪkt/ (RP); /�k�nvɪkt/ (US)
SAMPA: /<tt>"kQnvIkt</tt> (RP); /<tt>"kAnvIkt</tt>/ (US)
audio|en-us-convict-noun.ogg|Audio (US), noun
Noun
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en-noun
- A person convicted of a crime by a judicial body.
- A person transported to a penal colony.
Synonyms
i-c|person convicted of crime assigned servant, con, government man, public servant
Translations
trans-top|person convicted of a crime
Czech: odsouzený m
Finnish: tuomittu, vanki, rangaistusvanki
trans-mid
Polish: skazaniec m
Russian: о��жд�нн�й (osužd'ónnyj) m
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trans-top|person transported to a penal colony
Finnish: vanki
trans-mid
Russian: о��жд�нн�й (osužd'ónnyj) m, закл���нн�й (zakl'u�ónnyj) m, з/к m abbr., з�к (zek) m slang, ка�о�жник (kátoržnik) m
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ttbc|French: bagnard
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