Youth Crime
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alcohol
( substance that can make you drunk )
Alkohol
to bully
( to be aggressiv towards someone who is weaker)
mobben, tyranisieren
drunken
( A drunken person has drunk too much alcohol. "Drunken" comes before a noun.)
betrunken
step
(step --> to step)
Stufe, Schritt
to deny
( to say something is not true)
abstreiten
mate
( Men often call their friend "mates".)
Kumpel
to front someone up
( to confront)
jemanden stellen, konfrontieren, jemandem gegenübertreten
slap
( a sharp hit with your hand )
Schlag
self- defence
( defence --> to defend )
Selbstverteidigung
stepbrother
( your stepfather or stepmother's son )
Stiefbruder
to deserve
( Here is your price. You deserve it. )
verdienen
circumstance
( situation)
Umstand, Lage
accetable
(acceptable --> to accept )
aktzeptabel, annehmbar
victim
( someone who has been injured or killed as the result of a crime)
Opfer
minority
(minority --> majority )
Minderheit
significant
( great, noticeable )
signifikant, bedeutsam
to defend
(to attack <--> to defend )
verteidigen
to ensure
(to make certain)
gewährleisten, sicherstellen
well- behaved
(well- behaved --> to behave --> behaviour )
wohlerzogen, brav
influence
(James was a bad influence on his friend)
Einfluss
warning
( Don't do it! That's a warning.)
Warnung, Verwarnung, Abmahnung
punishment
( punishment --> to punish)
Strafe, Bestrafung
Anti Social Behaviour Order
( An ASBO stops young people from going to particular places or doing particular things )
einstweilige gerichtliche Verfügung wegen antisozialen Verhaltens
case study
( detailed study of a person or group)
Fallstudie
client
( someone who uses a service that provides helf or advice)
Klient/in, Kund, Kundin,( betreute Jugendliche/r)
shoplifting
(the crime of stealing things from a shop)
Ladendiebstahl
mark
( The teacher looks at all of the marks and gives you a grade )
Zensur, Markierungen
reprimand
(an official warning)
Verwarnung, Tadel
conviction
(finding someone guilty of a crime)
Verurteilung
to interpret
(to explain)
interpretieren
illiteracy
(being unable to read or write )
Analphabetismus
self esteem
( feeling that you are as important as other people)
Selbstwertgefühl, Selbstbewusstsein
homelessnes
( --> homeless)
Obdachlosigkeit
to offend
( to offend --> offender --> offence )
angreifen, ärgern, beleidigen
mystery
( something that people cannot understand; a puzzle)
Geheimnis, Mysterium
excessive
( going over a reasonable limit)
maßlos, exzessiv, zu viel
binge drinking
( the consumption of large quantities of alcohol within a few hours)
Besäufnis, Komasaufen
evidence
( something that makes something clear or that proves something)
Beweis, Beweismaterial
irresponsible
( irresponsible <--> responsible)
unverantwortlich
double
( twice as much, twice as large)
doppelt