Convictの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: the word convict is used when someone is decided to be responsible for a crime by a Judge

Eg.
He was convicted of murder

A: As a verb, it means "To declare someone guilty of a crime", and as a noun it means "A person who is declared guilty of committing a crime."

For example,
"He was convicted for assault with a deadly weapon."

"The convict looked very scary."

A: If you get convicted(verb)of a crime you become a convict ( noun)

A: @prominencial a person found guilty of a criminal offense and serving a sentence of imprisonment.

A: He is a convicted criminal, do not go near him.

A: The jury voted to convict him. (verb form of finding someone guilty of a crime)

The convict escaped during a power outage. (noun for a person convicted of a crime)

Three ex-convicts ("ex-cons") live in this building. (former prisoners)

A: He was convicted of a serious crime. She was convicted of stealing a lot of money. (Convict)

A: convicted - осуждённый. Официально признан виновным в суде.
A convicted murderer - осуждённый убийца.

to be charged - быть обвинённым в чём-то. Просто когда объявили обвинение.
She is charged with murdering her husband - Она обвиняется в убийстве своего мужа.

sentenced - приговорённый. Когда уже сказано, какое должно быть наказание или срок.
He was sentenced to life imprisonment - его приговорили к пожизненному заключению.

A: @BiBiBaBiBoB That’s exactly right. “Convict” is mostly used to describe people in jail. After they complete their sentence you could call them an “ex-convict” or “an ex-con.”

“Criminal” is more of a judgement of character. For example, Robert Downey Junior is an ex-convict because he spend some time in jail due to drug crimes when he was young, but almost no-one would call him a criminal because he’s very unlikely to commit crimes now.

A: Convict is a noun or verb. I can't think of an instance where it is an adjective.

A: convict: by law
condemn: by social conventions

A: I think

convict = criminal in prison

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A: Stealing what? You are saying it in a weird tense. Now you haven't given any context and it could be correct in the situation you're using it in, but I think you're trying to say "The convict got away with stealing(most native speakers would use a more specific word than "stealing" in this case, based on your noun like "the theft" or "the heist")" or if you meant it to be a description of the convict "The convict always gets away with stealing"
Regardless of the tense I think you're also misusing the word "convict". A "convict" is someone who has been sent to prison because they got caught and didn't "get away. I believe "criminal" is the word your looking for.

A: I can still hear a slight accent but your pronounciation was perfect!