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embezzlement in Italian

embezzlement in Italian is appropriazione indebita, peculato — embezzlement means the crime of secretly stealing money or property that was entrusted to your care, usually by an employee from an employer.

embezzlement in Italian

appropriazione indebita
noun
(legal, business) The fraudulent conversion of property from a property owner.
peculato
noun
(legal, business) The fraudulent conversion of property from a property owner.

What does "embezzlement" mean?

  1. noun The crime of secretly stealing money or property that was entrusted to your care, usually by an employee from an employer.
    "The accountant was jailed for embezzlement after diverting company funds into a personal account."
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embezzlement in a sentence

  • The accountant was jailed for embezzlement after diverting company funds into a personal account.
  • The charity collapsed following a scandal involving embezzlement by its treasurer.

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What is "embezzlement" in Italian?

"embezzlement" in Italian is appropriazione indebita, peculato. embezzlement means: The crime of secretly stealing money or property that was entrusted to your care, usually by an employee from an employer.

How do you use "embezzlement" in a sentence?

Example: "The accountant was jailed for embezzlement after diverting company funds into a personal account." In Italian, "embezzlement" is appropriazione indebita, peculato.

Are there other ways to say "embezzlement" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "embezzlement": appropriazione indebita, peculato.

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