crime scene

English

Noun

crime scene (plural crime scenes)

1. The location of a crime, especially one at which forensic evidence is collected in a controlled manner.
   • 2019 October, Ian Walmsley, “Cleaning up”, in Modern Railways, page 43:

     The Police may declare a crime scene so nobody is allowed near, and the idea of allowing trains to pass on an adjacent line would horrify the increasing crowd of bystanders.

Translations

location of a crime

• Arabic: مَسْرَح جَرِيمَة (masraḥ jarīma)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 犯罪現場／犯罪现场 (zh) (fànzuì xiànchǎng), 犯罪现场 (zh) (fànzuì xiànchǎng)

• Czech: místo činu n
• Danish: gerningssted n, åsted n
• Finnish: rikospaikka (fi), tekopaikka
• French: scène de crime f
• German: Tatort (de) m
• Indonesian: tempat kejadian perkara
• Italian: scena del crimine f
• Japanese: 犯行現場 (はんこうげんば, hankō genba)
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• Kazakh: қылмыс орны (qylmys orny)
• Korean: 범행 현장 (beomhaeng hyeonjang)
• Latin: locus dēlictī
• Malay: tempat kejadian
• Norwegian: åsted (no)
• Polish: miejsce zbrodni n
• Portuguese: cena do crime f
• Russian: ме́сто преступле́ния n (mésto prestuplénija)
• Spanish: escena del crimen f
• Swedish: brottsplats (sv) c
• Turkish: olay yeri, suç mahali