misdemeanour

misdemeanour

[ˌmɪsdɪˈmi:nə(r)]

n.不法行为;（相对于重罪的）轻罪，小罪;

复数： misdemeanours

英文例句/中文翻译：

1、

In the past, the British government has directed some of the money raised from so-called misdemeanour fines to worthy causes such as a physical rehabilitation programme for soldiers; it will probably do the same this time.

在过去，英国政府曾把这类来自所谓不端行为罚款的收入部分投入到高尚的事业中，比如士兵身体康复计划。这次英国政府很可能也将这么做。

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2、

Trent Spencer, 27, of Edmond, north of Oklahoma City, was charged with the misdemeanour crime of filing a false report, said police spokeswoman Glynda Chu.

警方女发言人格琳达•朱说，27岁的特伦特•斯宾赛因编造虚假口供而被控行为不端。

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3、

But Congress passed him over for promotion, and his extravagance drew him into shady financial schemes, for which he was court-martialled and convicted of two misdemeanours.

但国会没有把他擢升，而他挥霍过度，涉嫌以不正当手段谋财，遭军事法庭审讯，被判犯了两项轻罪。

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