Matrix INT Unit 2 (6)

adjective - extra

noun, British English, informal - advertisement

verb - to help, to assist

verb - (of police) to take somebody prisoner in order to ask them about a crime

noun - a person who comes into somebody's house in order to steal things from it

noun - the illegal act of coming into somebody's house in order to steal things from it

verb - to do an illegal act

noun - a punishment that involves work for people and the community

noun - a person who has done a serious illegal thing

noun - a punishment of death for a crime

adjective - making it possible for you to tell the difference between two things

adjective - wrong, incorrect or not true, not real

noun - a part of a face which is easily recognizable

noun - an amount of money that is paid as a punishment

noun - the illegal act of cheating a person in order to get money

verb - to know and/or say who somebody is

noun - a situation at a police station etc. in which a witness tries to identify a criminal in a line of different people

adjective - not legal, against the law

adjective - not guilty, not having done anything bad or wrong

noun - a person who decides about a criminal's punishment and other questions concerning law and justice

noun - a group of people (chosen from the public) in a court who help to decide whether a person is guilty of a crime or not

noun - the illegal act of taking away a person and demanding money for his/her return

noun - the crime of killing a person (by accident, not intentionally)

noun - a spot made somewhere as a sign of something

verb - to find the size, length, weight, etc. of something

noun - a person who attacks somebody and steals his money and valuables

noun - an act of attacking somebody and stealing his money and belongings

noun - an act of killing somebody deliberately

noun - a piece of written text that is supposed to give information or warn about something

noun - an action which is against the law, a crime

adjective - not having any money

adjective - connected with the body

noun - a mark you can see when you press something onto something else

noun - a place where criminals are locked up

noun - something that makes you suffer because you have done something bad or wrong

noun - the money paid to let a kidnapped person go free

noun - the ability to idetify something or an act of identifying something

verb - to put something in place of something else

noun - something that you get because of something good you have done

noun - the act of stealing money from a place (e.g. a bank) or from a person

noun - a punishment given to a criminal by the court

noun - the act of driving faster than is allowed

verb - to take something that is not yours

noun - a person who is thought to have committed a crime

noun - the act of stealing, the crime that involves stealing

noun - a person who steals something

noun - a person who has seen a crime etc. and can tell the police about what happened