犯(おか)すto commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake), to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene

罪(つみ)を犯(おか)した人(ひと)を刑務所(けいむしょ)に収監(しゅうかん)する。

People who commit crimes are imprisoned in jail. {to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake), to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene}

暴漢(ぼうかん)に犯(おか)されたので、警察(けいさつ)署(しょ)へ来(き)ました。

I came to the police station because I was assaulted by a thug. {to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake), to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene}

完璧(かんぺき)な人(ひと)はいません。皆(みな)が、過(あやま)ちを犯(おか)します。

No one is perfect. Everyone makes mistakes. {to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake), to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene}

合意(ごうい)なしに犯(おか)す事(こと)は「魂(たましい)の殺人(さつじん)」と呼(よ)ばれているのだとか。

It's said that committing without consent is referred to as 'murder of the soul'. {to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake), to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene}

仕事(しごと)でミスを犯(おか)した新入(しんにゅう)社員(しゃいん)に注意(ちゅうい)をするのを部下(ぶか)に任(まか)せました。

I left it to my subordinates to caution the new employee who made a mistake at work. {to commit (e.g. crime), to perpetrate, to make (e.g. mistake), to break (e.g. rule), to violate, to transgress, to contravene}