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pe·nal [ˈpi:nəl] ADJ inv

1. penal attr (of punishment):

penal
Straf-

2. penal (severe):

penal
a penal rate of tax on tobacco

pe·nal auˈthor·ity SUBST JUR

ˈpe·nal code SUBST

penal code
Strafgesetzbuch nt <-(e)s, -bücher>

ˈpe·nal colo·ny SUBST

penal colony
Strafkolonie f <-, -n>

pe·nal ˈcourt SUBST JUR

penal court
Strafgericht nt <-(e)s, -e>

pe·nal in·sti·ˈtu·tion SUBST

penal institution
Strafanstalt f <-, -en>

ˈpe·nal law SUBST

penal law
Strafgesetz nt <-es, -e>

ˈpe·nal of·fence SUBST

penal offence
Straftat f <-, -en>

pe·nal re·ˈform SUBST

pe·nal ˈsen·tence SUBST

ˈpe·nal ser·vi·tude SUBST

pe·nal ˈset·tle·ment SUBST

penal settlement
Strafkolonie f <-, -n>

Beispiele aus dem PONS Wörterbuch (redaktionell geprüft)

penal servitude JUR
Zuchthaus nt <-es, -häuser-es> kein pl
the penal code
Strafgesetzbuch nt <-(e)s, -bücher>
a penal rate of tax on tobacco

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Englisch
With the penal colony and its barrier a thing of the past, the surrounding lands have been invaded by orcs.
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In 1986 the government closed the penal colony and opened the island to visitors.
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There were reipersecutory actions available in addition to penal actions, those actions which followed from a finding of theft but were additional to it.
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During the early years of the government, many political prisoners were sentenced to penal labour.
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At the same time, he practiced law with a specialty in penal law.
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He was offered the choice of seven years' penal transportation or one hour in the pillory, and chose the latter.
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This law went as far as declaring the cutting or possession of the grass to be a penal offense.
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A penal settlement in the area was considered but rejected.
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Over twenty years, thousands of convicts passed through the penal colony.
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A short distance to the south-west and of presumed earlier date is a "mass rock", which would have been used for worship during penal times.
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