گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'murder'

1 عمومی:: ادمكشی‌

2 عمومی:: قتل‌

3 عمومی:: بقتل‌ رساندن‌

4 عمومی:: كشتار

5 عمومی:: كشتن‌

1 general:: murder verbs commit (a) murder (= murder someone ) • Whoever had committed these murders had planned them carefully. be guilty of murder • They had wished him dead, but that did not make them guilty of murder. accuse somebody of murder (= say that you think someone murdered a person ) • Dillon was accused of both murders. deny murder (= say that you did not kill someone ) • The four accused men all deny murder. charge somebody with murder (= officially say that someone may be guilty of murder ) • Is there enough evidence to charge him with murder? investigate a murder • The police are investigating the murder of a homeless man. solve a murder (= find out who murdered someone ) • The murder has never been solved. adjectives a brutal/horrific murder (= violent and cruel ) • He is wanted for the brutal murder of a young girl. cold-blooded murder (= not caused by strong emotions ) • He didn’t kill his wife in a moment of anger; it was cold-blooded murder. premeditated murder (= planned before it happens ) • He was charged with premeditated murder. an unsolved murder (= for which the killer has never been found ) • Police questioned the man about two unsolved murders. attempted murder (= the crime of trying to kill someone ) • I am arresting you for attempted murder. first-degree murder ( also murder in the first degree ) American English (= the most serious type of murder under U.S. law ) • If convicted of first-degree murder, he will spend the rest of his life in prison. mass murder (= of a large number of people ) • Hitler was responsible for the largest mass murder in history. murder + NOUN a murder victim (= someone who has been murdered ) • The family of the murder victim pleaded for information to find the killer. a murder weapon (= the gun, knife etc used to murder someone ) • Have they found the murder weapon? a murder scene (= where a murder happened ) • His blood matched the blood found at the murder scene. a murder investigation • A murder investigation is underway after a woman’s body was found in a tunnel. a murder charge (= an official statement saying someone may be guilty of murder ) • He has escaped a murder charge, but his career is finished. phrases a motive for murder (= a reason to kill someone ) • Police believe the motive for the murders was robbery.

2 general::   verb ADV. barbarously, brutally, foully, in cold blood The boy was brutally murdered. They were murdered in cold blood. | ritually | allegedly VERB + MURDER attempt to, try to | plan to, plot to PHRASES admit/deny murdering sb, be accused of murdering sb, be charged with murdering sb She was arrested and charged with murdering the two children. | be convicted/found guilty of murdering sb, be found murdered He was found murdered in the cemetery.

3 general::   noun ADJ. brutal, horrific, terrible, vicious | cold-blooded, premeditated, wilful (law) a verdict of wilful murder | attempted | double, mass, multiple | terrorist | racial, sectarian | unsolved VERB + MURDER commit murders committed by terrorists | jail sb for | avenge He vowed to avenge his brother's murder. | witness | implicate sb in new evidence that implicated her in the murder | get away with (figurative) They let their children get away with murder! MURDER + VERB take place MURDER + NOUN victim | suspect | hunt (informal), inquiry, investigation | bid, plot | conviction | scene | mystery, story Her latest novel is a gripping murder mystery.CRIME (for more verbs)

4 general:: noun homicide: The man was a victim of murder. verb killed: He murdered his wife.

5 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with MURDER, Also see GET AWAY WITH (MURDER); SCREAM BLOODY MURDER.