Definition of juvenile crime in English:

juvenile crime

noun

mass noun

Crime committed by young people below a specific age (18 in most countries)
the rate of serious juvenile crime has dropped
count noun arrests for violent juvenile crimes are down 24 per cent
Example sentencesExamples
- Some programs have been shown to reduce juvenile crime by up to half in the most high-risk communities.
- He said that in his court, he had seen violent juvenile crimes triple over recent years.
- After a distinctly punitive era, a period of remarkable reform in juvenile crime regulation has begun.
- The boy - who is not being identified because he is a juvenile crime victim - testified that he heard a commotion and came downstairs.
- Causes varied between countries but rising juvenile crime and delinquency did seem to be common social problems.
- Police went out and arrested the two young men, both with long histories of juvenile crime.
- A recent report found that many kids charged with juvenile crimes in Colorado fail to get help from a lawyer.
- In the near future, the economy has collapsed, unemployment has soared and juvenile crime has exploded.
- State and city officials say they are concerned about juvenile crime and the perception it has promoted among riders that public transit is unsafe.
- The survey hinted mining companies and banks could be lining up to run programs aimed at preventing juvenile crimes.

Definition of juvenile crime in US English:

juvenile crime

noun

Crime committed by young people below a specific age (18 in most countries)
the rate of serious juvenile crime has dropped
count noun arrests for violent juvenile crimes are down 24 percent
Example sentencesExamples
- Causes varied between countries but rising juvenile crime and delinquency did seem to be common social problems.
- State and city officials say they are concerned about juvenile crime and the perception it has promoted among riders that public transit is unsafe.
- In the near future, the economy has collapsed, unemployment has soared and juvenile crime has exploded.
- Some programs have been shown to reduce juvenile crime by up to half in the most high-risk communities.
- The survey hinted mining companies and banks could be lining up to run programs aimed at preventing juvenile crimes.
- After a distinctly punitive era, a period of remarkable reform in juvenile crime regulation has begun.
- Police went out and arrested the two young men, both with long histories of juvenile crime.
- A recent report found that many kids charged with juvenile crimes in Colorado fail to get help from a lawyer.
- He said that in his court, he had seen violent juvenile crimes triple over recent years.
- The boy - who is not being identified because he is a juvenile crime victim - testified that he heard a commotion and came downstairs.

单词	juvenile crime
释义	Definition of juvenile crime in English: juvenile crime noun mass noun Crime committed by young people below a specific age (18 in most countries) the rate of serious juvenile crime has dropped count noun arrests for violent juvenile crimes are down 24 per cent Example sentencesExamples Some programs have been shown to reduce juvenile crime by up to half in the most high-risk communities. He said that in his court, he had seen violent juvenile crimes triple over recent years. After a distinctly punitive era, a period of remarkable reform in juvenile crime regulation has begun. The boy - who is not being identified because he is a juvenile crime victim - testified that he heard a commotion and came downstairs. Causes varied between countries but rising juvenile crime and delinquency did seem to be common social problems. Police went out and arrested the two young men, both with long histories of juvenile crime. A recent report found that many kids charged with juvenile crimes in Colorado fail to get help from a lawyer. In the near future, the economy has collapsed, unemployment has soared and juvenile crime has exploded. State and city officials say they are concerned about juvenile crime and the perception it has promoted among riders that public transit is unsafe. The survey hinted mining companies and banks could be lining up to run programs aimed at preventing juvenile crimes. Definition of juvenile crime in US English: juvenile crime noun Crime committed by young people below a specific age (18 in most countries) the rate of serious juvenile crime has dropped count noun arrests for violent juvenile crimes are down 24 percent Example sentencesExamples Causes varied between countries but rising juvenile crime and delinquency did seem to be common social problems. State and city officials say they are concerned about juvenile crime and the perception it has promoted among riders that public transit is unsafe. In the near future, the economy has collapsed, unemployment has soared and juvenile crime has exploded. Some programs have been shown to reduce juvenile crime by up to half in the most high-risk communities. The survey hinted mining companies and banks could be lining up to run programs aimed at preventing juvenile crimes. After a distinctly punitive era, a period of remarkable reform in juvenile crime regulation has begun. Police went out and arrested the two young men, both with long histories of juvenile crime. A recent report found that many kids charged with juvenile crimes in Colorado fail to get help from a lawyer. He said that in his court, he had seen violent juvenile crimes triple over recent years. The boy - who is not being identified because he is a juvenile crime victim - testified that he heard a commotion and came downstairs.
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