2.To convict(an accused person) without a fair trial or on trumped-up charges.
草率定罪未经正常的审判或依据站不住脚的指控，宣判（一个被起诉的人）有罪
3.Room in which a convict prisoner is executed by poisonous gas.
用毒气将被定罪囚犯处死的房间。
4.French lawmaker Valerie Boyer has proposed a bill to make it possible to convict people responsible for Web sites or fashion ads that promote anorexia, with penalties of up to two years in prison and euro30,000 (US$47,178) in fines.
法国国会议员博耶已提出一项议案，试图起诉在网站或时装广告上刊登可能助长厌食症讯息的人士，被判刑者最高可面临两年牢狱，以及处以三万欧元（美金四万七千一百七十八元）。
5.He is convict of spy.
他被判有间谍罪。
6.Based on analysis of Austrian Criminal Code in 1975 and the latest criminal acts, this article makes a comment on the current reforms in Austrian Criminal Law within 30 years in the light of the regulation of criminal law, the application of penal sanctions and the handling of the accused or convict.
基于对奥地利 1975年刑法典和最新刑事单行法规进行分析 ,从刑法的调整范围、刑罚适用和罪犯处遇 3方面论述奥地利刑法在最近 30年的新变革。
7.I could tell you myself. I am an ex-convict.
我自己也可以给你讲我曾经是个犯人。
8.The road narrows to cross a convict-built bridge.
这条路在穿过一个由囚犯造的桥时变窄了。
9.Obsolete way of punish a person legally without holding a trial , by pass a law to convict and sentence him.
一种过时的合法惩罚某人的绝对方法，用此法时不审判，只通过一项法律给该人定罪和定刑。
10.They amassed enough evidence to convict him on six charges.
他们搜集了足够的证据, 宣判他有六条罪状。
