reoffend

reoffend

美 [ˌri:ə'fend] 　英 [ˌri:ə'fend]

• v.再犯罪；再犯法

词形变化

过去分词：reoffended  现在分词：reoffending  第三人称单数：reoffends  

英汉解释

v.	1. to commit a second or subsequent offense

例句

Prisons are overcrowded; prisoners spend most of each day lying on their beds; almost half reoffend within a year of getting out.

监狱人满为患；囚犯成天赖床度日；几乎一半的人出狱后一年内会再犯。

The problem with false confessions, he said, is "the wrong person is still out there, and he's able to reoffend. "

他说伪造供词的问题是犯罪的人依然还在外边，并且他还能继续犯罪。

In regular circumstances, 60% of criminal psychopaths released into the outside world go on to reoffend.

在通常情况下，有60%的心理变态狂们在重新回到社会中后会有重犯的行为。

Public registers drive serious offenders underground, which makes them harder to track and more likely to reoffend.

这些公开记录往往掩盖了那些重刑犯，他们变得难以追踪并且极易重犯。

Several studies suggest that making it harder for sex offenders to find a home or a job makes them more likely to reoffend.

几项调查显示，性侵犯者很难安家或找不到工作的事实使得他们更容易成为再犯。

find a home or a job makes them more likely to reoffend. Gwenda

一些研究显示，他们很难找到房子和工作，这使他们更容易再犯。