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The sweatshirt has underneath the letters a weapon and underneath that "Paris" written so I´m a little concerned and confused on what it could mean... ^^´

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Um... That picture is mirrored.

犯罪 (fàn zuì) A verb that means "to commit a crime"

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    reading from other direction is 罪犯( criminal ) – Tang Ho♦ Nov 17 '19 at 12:49
  • I don't think 犯罪 can be used as a noun. A crime or criminal offence is translated more appropriately as 罪行. (犯 here means "to commit" and 罪 means "crime", so 犯罪 means "to commit a crime". It is inherently a verb.) – YiFan Nov 17 '19 at 14:28
  • @YiFan thats a fair point, I'll change my answer. I honestly don't know the word, I just looked it up in a dictionary. – 小奥利奥 Nov 17 '19 at 14:34

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