culprit
مجرم
definition
noun
The culprits behaved like seasoned thugs but claimed that they were guardians of law and order.
a person who is responsible for a crime or other misdeed.
translation of 'culprit '
noun
آسی
example
They caught the real 'culprit' so here I am.
In this case the alleged villain is the drug companies but the real 'culprit' is government.
low-level ozone pollution is the real 'culprit'
The real 'culprit' is the private sector, far too dependent on low wages in the place of investment.
viruses could turn out to be the 'culprit'
The person you see in that little mirror is the real 'culprit' in the current crisis.
The real 'culprit' , though, is the system of relegating three teams from Division One each season.
A shot was discharged and the 'culprit' fled the scene.
We have a cop who falls in love with a possible 'culprit' in a murder mystery.
Frowning, I glanced around the room trying to find the 'culprit' responsible for interrupting my reading.
The real 'culprit' is poverty, disease and starvation.
I don't recall the 'culprit' ever been caught.
Nobody seems to know the cause of the deaths but the water seems a likely 'culprit' .
If the 'culprit' is depleted uranium they are probably out of luck because any clean up would take a very long time and cost a lot of money.
Despite numerous red herrings, there's no way to logically deduce the 'culprit' 's identity.
What this book shows quite clearly is that the real 'culprit' is the lack of political will.
The doctors whispered that it was second-hand smoking, the worst 'culprit' .
The real 'culprit' is the unchecked fragmentation of land holdings in the rural areas.
Apparently, as a manager, it was his responsibility to chase down the offending 'culprit' and resolve the situation.
The general public and scientists alike viewed electric power plants as the chief 'culprits' .
He alerted a police patrol at the top of the road and officers quickly arrived, by which time the 'culprits' had fled.
The main 'culprits' for all that racket are the muscles of the palate and the uvula.
To identify the suspected viral 'culprits' in both these cases, they needed a lot more infected leaves.
It is only with the help of local people that police can crack down on the crime spree, catch the 'culprits' and bring them to justice.
I have never heard any of the 'culprits' being charged with any ‘crime’ whatsoever.
But she said supermarkets were the real 'culprits' for selling alcohol to under-age drinkers.
A swift and thorough investigation must be launched to bring the 'culprits' to justice.
Police and all concerned parties are working together to bring the culprit or 'culprits' to justice.
He said staff members were the main 'culprits' in the theft of medicines from the public health centres.
The 'culprits' fled the scene by car, abandoning the stolen tractor at the scene.
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