Flagrante Meaning in English

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'Flagrante' is a legal term, from Latin, meaning someone was caught in the act of committing a crime or wrongdoing. It is mostly used in legal or police contexts.

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This word is formal and mainly appears in legal, journalistic, or police situations. English uses phrases like 'caught red-handed' or 'in the act' instead of 'flagrante.' 'In flagrante delicto' is sometimes used, especially in legal writing.

• Spanish: en flagrante - flagrante delito
• Portuguese (BR): flagrante - flagrante delito
• Portuguese (PT): flagrante - flagrante delito
• Chinese (Simplified): 当场（抓住）- 现行犯（拉丁语用法）
• Chinese (Traditional): 當場（抓住）- 現行犯（拉丁語用法）
• Hindi: फ्लैग्रांटे (जुर्म करते रंगे हाथ पकड़ना)
• Arabic: بالجرم المشهود - في حالة التلبس
• Bengali: ফ্ল্যাগ্রান্টে (আইনি শব্দ)
• Russian: с поличным - с现на месте преступления
• Japanese: 現行犯（げんこうはん）
• Vietnamese: bắt quả tang
• Korean: 현행범
• Turkish: suçüstü
• Urdu: جرمِ فِراری (قانونی اصطلاح)
• Indonesian: tertangkap basah

उदाहरण वाक्य

The thief was caught flagrante by the police.

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He was arrested flagrante while trying to escape.

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The judge spoke about crimes committed flagrante.

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Reporters love when someone gets caught flagrante—it makes for great headlines.

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He's in jail now, thanks to being caught flagrante.

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He was caught flagrante stealing money from the register.

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