abetment
abetment — 名詞
1. the act of giving help, support, or encouragement to someone who is committing a
教唆犯罪
幫助或鼓勵他人做壞事或違法行為
the act of giving help, support, or encouragement to someone who is committing a crime or doing something morally wrong.
The businessman was charged with abetment of fraud for helping his partner hide money from tax officials.
這名商人因幫助合夥人向稅務人員隱瞞資金，而被控教唆詐欺罪。
passive: charged with abetment of [crime] + for + gerund
Nora's abetment of the scheme made her as guilty as those who planned the robbery.
Nora 對該計畫的教唆行為使她與策劃搶劫的人同樣有罪。
possessive: [person]'s abetment of [wrongful act]
The court found him guilty of abetment for driving the get-away car in a bank theft.
法院因他在一起銀行竊案中駕駛逃逸車輛，而判決他教唆罪成立。
collocation: guilty of abetment
Indra was charged with abetment for encouraging her brother to lie during the police investigation.
Indra 因在警方調查期間鼓勵弟弟說謊而被控教唆罪。
charged with abetment + for + gerund phrase
Without Faisal's abetment, the illegal deal would never have gone through.
若非 Faisal 從中教唆，這筆非法交易根本不會成功。
- abetment of a crime
- abetment of fraud
- criminal abetment
- abetment in robbery
- abetment of theft
- knowing abetment
- willful abetment
- encouragement
broader and less formal; can be used for positive or neutral situations
- incitement
stronger focus on urging or provoking someone to act, often with more intensity
- instigation
implies starting or initiating the wrongful action rather than merely supporting it
- collusion
implies a secret agreement between two or more parties to deceive others
- hindrance
the act of making it difficult for someone to do something
- prevention
the act of stopping something from happening
文法句型
abetment + of + crime/offence
abetment + in + illegal act
charged with/guilty of abetment
用法筆記
Most common in legal contexts and typically uncountable. The verb form 'abet' is more frequent in everyday English; 'abetment' appears mainly in formal charges and legal documents.