robbery suspect

ˈrɑːbəri ˈsʌspɛkt

Definition

Definition of robbery suspect - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

crimeperson believed to have committed robbery

The police arrested the robbery suspect after a long chase.
The robbery suspect was identified by the witness.
They interrogated the robbery suspect for hours.

accused

culprit

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Expressions with robbery

daylight robbery

unfairly high price or charge

The price of the concert tickets was daylight robbery.

highway robbery

extremely high and unfair price for something

Charging ten dollars for a bottle of water is highway robbery.!

sheer robbery

act of taking something in a very unfair way

Charging that much for water is sheer robbery!

that's sheer robbery

exp.

unfairly high price or charge

Paying $10 for water? That's sheer robbery!

barefaced robbery

shameless act of stealing done openly without hiding

That was barefaced robbery in broad daylight.

it's barefaced robbery

exp.

obvious act of overcharging or cheating

It's barefaced robbery to charge that much for a simple sandwich.

Expressions with suspect

shadow a suspect

follow a suspect secretly to gather information

The detective decided to shadow a suspect for a week.

murder suspect

person believed to have committed murder

The police arrested the murder suspect after a long investigation.

suspect the worst

believe something very bad has happened

When she didn't call, he began to suspect the worst.

morally suspect

adj.

likely unfair, corrupt, or not guided by right conduct

The deal looked shady, so investors avoided the morally suspect company.

rape suspect

individual under investigation for rape

The rape suspect was questioned by detectives for hours.

suspect as much

exp.

already believed something before it was confirmed

I suspected as much when I saw the empty box.

suspect foul play

think something illegal or dishonest happened

The police suspect foul play in the sudden disappearance of the witness.

prime suspect

person considered most likely to have committed a crime

The detective identified him as the prime suspect.

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French:suspect de vol, ...
German:Raubverdächtiger, ...
Italian:sospettato di rapina, ...
Spanish:sospechoso de robo, ...
Portuguese:suspeito de roubo, ...
Chinese:抢劫嫌疑人, ...
Japanese:強盗容疑者, ...
Arabic:مُشْتَبَه بِهِ في السَّطْو, ...
Hebrew:חָשׁוּד בִּשּׁוּד, ...
Russian:подозреваемый в ограблении, ...
Ukrainian:підозрюваний у пограбуванні, ...
Hindi:लूट का संदिग्ध, ...
Bengali:ডাকাতির সন্দেহভাজন, ...
Catalan:sospitós de robatori, ...
Czech:podezřelý z loupeže, ...
Danish:røverimisstænkt, ...
Dutch:roofverdachte, ...
Greek:ύποπτος ληστείας, ...
Hungarian:rablási gyanúsított, ...
Khmer:ជនសង្ស័យពីបទប្លន់, ...
Korean:강도 용의자, ...
Persian:مظنون به سرقت, ...
Polish:podejrzany o rabunek, ...
Portuguese (BR):suspeito de assalto, ...
Romanian:suspect de jaf, ...
Swedish:rånmisstänkt, ...
Thai:ผู้ต้องสงสัยคดีปล้น, ...
Turkish:soygun zanlısı, ...
Vietnamese:nghi phạm vụ cướp, ...

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