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 | explanation | example sentences | translation | related words |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| abuse | bad or violent treatment of another living being, or incorrect use of something | “Physical abuse is a crime.”“The abuse of her authority made her lose her job.” | Missbrauch | abuser, to abuse,\u003Cbr>abused, sexual abuse,... |\n| addiction | condition of being unable to stop ahabit | “He is suffering from alcohol addiction.” | Sucht | addict, addicted,\u003Cbr>addictive |\n| advocate | a supporter of something | “She is an advocate of free speech.” | Fürsprecher, Fürsprecherin | to advocate, advocacy |\n| arson | the act of setting fire to something | “Setting a building on fire is arson.” | Brandstiftung | arsonist |\n| assassination | the planned murder of an important person | “They had planned an assassination all along.” | Attentat | assassin, to\u003Cbr>assassinate,\u003Cbr>assassinated |\n| assault | the crime of attacking somebody | “Someone died during the assault.” | Angriff | to assault |\n| attacker | a person that attacks someone | “The attackers fled the scene.” | Angreifer | to attack, attack, attacked |\n| attorney | a special lawyer in court | “The attorney began with his statement.” | Rechtsanwalt,\u003Cbr>Rechtsanwältin |  |\n| beyond any doubt | completely certain | “The evidence proves beyond any doubt that he is guilty.” | außer Frage | doubt, to doubt |\n| burglary | the crime of housebreaking | “There is a rise of burglary in this part of the city.” | Einbruch | Burglar, to burgle |\n| civil | concerning the rights of private citizens | “Civil law is very important.” | zivil, bürgerlich | civilized, civil law, civilian, civilisation, ... |\n| community service | unpaid work for the community | “The judge sentenced him to 50 hours of community service.” | Zivildienst |  |\n| complainant | somebody who makes a claim against someone | “The complainant made a claim against the attacker.” | Kläger, Klägerin | to complain, 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