Definition of criminologist in English:

criminologist

noun ˌkrɪmɪˈnɒlədʒɪstˌkrɪmɪˈnɑlədʒəst

An expert in the scientific study of crime and criminals.
the pioneering criminologist proposed a method for identifying criminals
Example sentencesExamples
- According to criminologists, serious crime is actually falling.
- In recent years, some criminologists have also explored the ways in which some forms of culture come to be constructed as crime.
- I'm not a criminologist, but I believe that most criminals simply think they will get away with it.
- I'd been told by various criminologists and judges that there are three principles behind sentencing which are: retribution, rehabilitation and deterrents.
- Additionally, criminologists have argued that a major cause in crime prevention is the reduction of child neglect.
- Yet according to cultural criminologists, these societal processes alone cannot explain the meaning or situational dynamic of shoplifting.
- The practical influence of criminologists has not been confined to shaping government policy via high-profile institutions.
- The fundamental task of criminologists was thus widely perceived to be to search for the 'causes of crime'.
- Taken together, the work of these various agencies and individuals points to the fact that crime has never been the concern of criminologists and criminal justice professionals alone.
- Jurists and criminologists concluded that family disintegration was the primary source of juvenile crime.

Definition of criminologist in US English:

criminologist

nounˌkrimiˈnäləjəstˌkrɪmɪˈnɑlədʒəst

An expert in the scientific study of crime and criminals.
the pioneering criminologist proposed a method for identifying criminals
Example sentencesExamples
- The practical influence of criminologists has not been confined to shaping government policy via high-profile institutions.
- I'm not a criminologist, but I believe that most criminals simply think they will get away with it.
- Additionally, criminologists have argued that a major cause in crime prevention is the reduction of child neglect.
- In recent years, some criminologists have also explored the ways in which some forms of culture come to be constructed as crime.
- According to criminologists, serious crime is actually falling.
- I'd been told by various criminologists and judges that there are three principles behind sentencing which are: retribution, rehabilitation and deterrents.
- Jurists and criminologists concluded that family disintegration was the primary source of juvenile crime.
- Yet according to cultural criminologists, these societal processes alone cannot explain the meaning or situational dynamic of shoplifting.
- Taken together, the work of these various agencies and individuals points to the fact that crime has never been the concern of criminologists and criminal justice professionals alone.
- The fundamental task of criminologists was thus widely perceived to be to search for the 'causes of crime'.

单词	criminologist
释义	Definition of criminologist in English: criminologist noun ˌkrɪmɪˈnɒlədʒɪstˌkrɪmɪˈnɑlədʒəst An expert in the scientific study of crime and criminals. the pioneering criminologist proposed a method for identifying criminals Example sentencesExamples According to criminologists, serious crime is actually falling. In recent years, some criminologists have also explored the ways in which some forms of culture come to be constructed as crime. I'm not a criminologist, but I believe that most criminals simply think they will get away with it. I'd been told by various criminologists and judges that there are three principles behind sentencing which are: retribution, rehabilitation and deterrents. Additionally, criminologists have argued that a major cause in crime prevention is the reduction of child neglect. Yet according to cultural criminologists, these societal processes alone cannot explain the meaning or situational dynamic of shoplifting. The practical influence of criminologists has not been confined to shaping government policy via high-profile institutions. The fundamental task of criminologists was thus widely perceived to be to search for the 'causes of crime'. Taken together, the work of these various agencies and individuals points to the fact that crime has never been the concern of criminologists and criminal justice professionals alone. Jurists and criminologists concluded that family disintegration was the primary source of juvenile crime. Definition of criminologist in US English: criminologist nounˌkrimiˈnäləjəstˌkrɪmɪˈnɑlədʒəst An expert in the scientific study of crime and criminals. the pioneering criminologist proposed a method for identifying criminals Example sentencesExamples The practical influence of criminologists has not been confined to shaping government policy via high-profile institutions. I'm not a criminologist, but I believe that most criminals simply think they will get away with it. Additionally, criminologists have argued that a major cause in crime prevention is the reduction of child neglect. In recent years, some criminologists have also explored the ways in which some forms of culture come to be constructed as crime. According to criminologists, serious crime is actually falling. I'd been told by various criminologists and judges that there are three principles behind sentencing which are: retribution, rehabilitation and deterrents. Jurists and criminologists concluded that family disintegration was the primary source of juvenile crime. Yet according to cultural criminologists, these societal processes alone cannot explain the meaning or situational dynamic of shoplifting. Taken together, the work of these various agencies and individuals points to the fact that crime has never been the concern of criminologists and criminal justice professionals alone. The fundamental task of criminologists was thus widely perceived to be to search for the 'causes of crime'.
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