bribe
柯林斯詞典
1. N-COUNT A bribe is a sum of money or something valuable that one person offers or gives to another in order to persuade him or her to do something. 賄賂
He was being investigated for receiving bribes. 他那時(shí)因爲(wèi)接收賄賂在受到調(diào)查。
2. V-T If one person bribes another, they give them a bribe. 賄賂
He was accused of bribing a senior bank official. 他被控賄賂一位銀行高級(jí)職員。
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bribe /bra?b/ (bribing,bribed,bribes)
劍橋詞典
- to try to make someone do something for you by giving them money , presents , or something else that they want
- He discovered that certain corrupt officials had been bribed to approve shoddy construction work .
- Apparently various prominent businessmen had been bribing the minister for favours .
- He bribed the children with sweets and pocket money not to tell their mum what he'd done.
- "You can have my chocolate bar if you'll tell me the answer ." "Are you trying to bribe me?"
- They should not have been allowed over the border , but somehow they managed to bribe the guards . 返回 bribe
賄賂；收買
He bribed immigration officials and entered the country illegally. 他賄賂移民官員非法入境。
[ 動(dòng)詞後麪接一個(gè)帶to的不定式 ] They bribed the waiter to find them a better table . 他們賄賂餐厛服務(wù)員，讓他找一張好一點(diǎn)的桌子。
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