/ˈæbsəluːt kraɪm/ – Pharse
Definition: dứt khoát phạm tội, chắc chắn phạm tội, phạm tội tuyệt đối.
A more thorough explanation: Absolute crime is a criminal offense where the act itself is considered inherently wrong and punishable, regardless of the intent or motive of the perpetrator. In other words, the mere act of committing the crime is sufficient to establish guilt.
Example: Theft is considered an absolute crime, meaning it is inherently wrong and illegal regardless of any mitigating circumstances.