【The Economist】Liberals and crime spikes

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Liberals and crime spikes
Cities need to keep people safe while not repeating the mistakes of the past

aggravated

意味 [[名]の前で][法] 凶悪な〈犯罪〉

Rapes, aggravated assaults and thefts from and of cars are also well above levels in 2020.

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remain C

意味 〈人· 物· 事が〉C〈状態〉のままである, 相変わらず C である ( C は[名][形][分詞]など)

The reasons why murder rates are on the rise nationally remain unclear.

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苦手な単語。「動詞…だっけ?動詞…だよな…?」って毎回自信なくなるw

criminologist

意味 犯罪学者

In fact criminologists are still debating why crime fell in the 1990s and 2000s.

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unoccupied

意味 働いていない; ひまな.

The pandemic closed schools and other institutions, leaving young people unoccupied and anxious.

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albeit

意味 (かたく)[従属接続詞]…だけれども (although); たとえ…でも (even though).

But violent-crime rates were rising, albeit more slowly than over the past 14 months, even before the covid-19 epidemic began, beginning in 2014.

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初見な気がする単語。althoughでいいじゃん…w

gradual

意味 〈変化· 推移などが〉だんだんの, 徐々の; 〈方法などが〉漸次 [漸進] 的な

In other words, even if the pandemic is partly responsible for the homicide spike, any post-pandemic decline may well be gradual.

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salience

意味 顕著な点, 特色.

As a result, crime now has a political salience that it has not had in years.

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発音は /séɪliəns/。しかし難しいなーこの記事。

poised

意味 [be ~]〈組織· 物などが〉<…の/…する> 準備が整って; <…を/…> しようとして <for/to do>

He is poised to become Pittsburgh’s first black mayor.

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