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Qué (quién) es crim - definición

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Crim (disambiguation)

crim         
¦ noun & adjective informal, chiefly Austral./NZ short for criminal.
CRIM         
The Municipal Revenues Collection Center — (CRIM)— is the revenue service of the municipalities of Puerto Rico. The center notifies, taxes, collects, receives, and distributes public funds stemming from property taxes, from state subsidies, and from the electronic lottery.
crim. con.         
  • Sir Richard Worsley]] helping George Bisset view his wife, [[Seymour Fleming]], naked in a bath-house. The caption reads: "Sir Richard Worse-than-Sly / Exposing his Wifes Bottom; – O fye!"
  • ''The Secret History of Crim Con.'', 1808 [[etching]]
TORT ARISING FROM ADULTERY
Crim con; Crimcon; Crim. con.
Criminal conversation. See adultery.

Wikipedia

Crim

Crim may refer to:

  • CRIM, the revenue service of the municipalities of Puerto Rico
  • Crim (surname)
  • Crim Festival of Races, a set of races including 'The Crim' held in August
  • A character from .Hack//Sign
Ejemplos de uso de crim
1. Fugitive Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic, indicted for war crim...
2. Owens worked for WDIV from 1'7' to 1''' and was a senior producer for Mort Crim Communications, a production company that works with the station.
3. A contributor to Al Saha, a chatroom popular with Saudis, described the bombings as "a foolish act similar to the actions of the crim–inals who attacked in New York and Washington." Another proposed that all those "who do not sympathise with terrorism" should sign a letter of apology to Tony Blair and the British people.
4. A reconstruction from a recent episode of Crimewatch Viewers have complained that the programme is moving away from its traditional roots of helping the police with their inquries and is in danger of turning into a morbid form of entertainment – dubbed "crim–u–tainment". Despite the fact that presenter Ross and his co–presenters on Crimewatch have been reassuring viewers with the phrase "don’t have nightmares" for many years, the programme is being accused of adding to the climate of fear with its sensationalist reconstructions of violent and sexual assaults.