/kjuːˈmjʊlətɪv əˈfɛndər/ – Phrase
Definition: kẻ có nhiều hành vi phạm tội.
A more thorough explanation: A cumulative offender is an individual who has committed multiple offenses over a period of time, with each offense adding to the overall record of criminal behavior. This term is often used in the legal context to describe a person who has a history of repeated criminal activity.
Example: The judge considered the defendant a cumulative offender, taking into account their previous convictions when sentencing for the current offense.