Examples of using "Täter" in a sentence and their english translations:
The perpetrator was Canadian.
The criminal is among us.
The police found out where the criminal lived.
Is it true that Tom was the one who did that?
The police think that Tom did it.
- They'll execute the prisoner by dawn.
- They'll execute the criminal by sunrise.
Maybe we ought to find who did this.
- The escaped prisoner is still at large.
- The escaped prisoner hasn't been caught yet.
The perpetrator could almost completely remove all traces.
They arrested the culprit around six months later.
The perpetrator may also say,
- I'm beginning to suspect that Tom was the one who did this.
- I'm beginning to suspect Tom was the one who did this.
But the perpetrator wants to make even more prey.
- The police think that Tom knows who did it.
- The police think Tom knows who did it.
As of now, we unfortunately don't know anything about the offender.
From this evidence, it follows that he is not the criminal.
Tom and Mary say they can prove John did that.
The perpetrator was arrested by an off-duty police officer.
The illegal loggers were arrested by the police.
There's no need to mention that Tom was the one who did this.
You can not solve your doubts until you face the culprit.
We have to find out who did this.
Tom has been acquitted, thanks to exculpatory statements from witnesses, but there is no trace of the real culprit.
Tom was knocked off his bicycle and killed in a hit and run accident.
- The police think you did it.
- The police think that you did it.
It's totally without precedent for the suspect's attorney to be the true culprit.
Not only my daughter but some of her classmates say that they saw the criminal.
When I told them I'd done it, they looked at me like I was nuts.
The perpetrator was arrested by an off-duty police officer.
All the silly things that were done in Avonlea that summer because the doers thereof were "dared" to do them would fill a book by themselves.