The differences are as follows:
1. Crime is a noun that means illegality, crime, sin, and criminal activities. The emphasis is on the act of committing a crime.
2. Crime is an adjective or noun.
1. When used as an adjective, it means crime, criminal, crime.
2. When it is a noun, it means a criminal or a prisoner. The emphasis is on the person who committed the crime.
Example sentences
1.crime.
①He forfeited his property?
①He was deprived of his property because of a crime.
②The lawyer defended him in court as to the error of the crime.
In court, lawyers separated his mistakes from his crimes.
③He distilled many wonderful stories from his experience as a crime lab technician.
①He extracted many wonderful stories from his experience as a crime laboratory technician.
2. Criminals.
①The criminal was hanged.
The criminal was hanged.
②The police chased the criminal until they finally caught him.
The police chased the criminal until they finally caught him.
③They lynched the criminals’ soles and buttocks.
They metatarsalized the offender's soles and buttocks.