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burglar
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breaks in and steals from private house
robber
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breaks in and steals f.e. a bank
shoplifter
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steals sth when he's in the shop
pickpocket
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steals from you in the street (often without you noticing)
thief
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general word for someone who steals
mugger
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uses violence to steal from you in the street
kidnapping
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kidnapper, to kidnap
rape
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rapist, to rape
vandalism
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vandal, to vandalize
terrorism
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terrorist, to set a bomb
theft
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thief, steal
mugging
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mugger, to mug
murder
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murderer, to murder
smuggling
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smuggler, to smuggle (przemyt)
robbery
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robber, to rob
hijacking
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hijacker, to hijack (uprowadzenie)
fraud
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-, to commit fraud (popełnić oszustwo)
drug
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drug dealer, to sell drugs
burglary
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burglar, to break in/ burgle
bribery
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-, to bribe (łapówkarstwo)
blackmail
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blackmailer, to blackmail (szantaż)
złapać
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caught
popełnić przestępstwo
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commit the crime
rozpatrywać zbrodnię
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investigete the crime
przesłuchiwani
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questioned
oskarżony o
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charged with
świadkowie
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witnesses
dowody
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proof, evidence
sąd
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court
skazany
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sentenced
uniewinniony
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acquitted
skomplikowany
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elaborate
procesja
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procession
ma swoje korzenie
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has its roots
platforma
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floats
skąpe
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skimpy
skąpo ubrane
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scantily clad
we własnej osobie
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in the flesh
wybór
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array
gody
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festivities
wskrzeszenie
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resurrection
odkrywanie
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exploration
pouring
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raining a lot
cool
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quite cold
chłodny
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chilly
strong wind
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gale force
pleasanty hot temp
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warm
pleasant and not cold
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mild
unpleasanty hot
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scorching
a bit wet but not raining
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damp
raining lightly
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drizzling
short periods of rain
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showere
a period of unusually hot weather
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heatwave
long, usually hot, dry period when it's little or no rain
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drought
small balls of ice that falls like rain
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hailstorm
flash of very bright light in the sky caused by electricy
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lightning
loud noise that you hear during the storm
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thunder
snowstorm with very strong wind
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blizzard
when everything becomes filled and covered with water
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flood
zmoczony
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soaked
wilgotny
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humid
duzy deszcz
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heavy rain
gęsta mgła
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thick fog
oblodzone drogi
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icy roads
promienne słońce
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bright sunshine
zmienna
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changeable
ustalony
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settled

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