单词 | blackmail |
释义 | blackmail nounadjective | blackmail + noun adjective➤emotional, moral感情上的/道德方面的胁迫➤economic, nuclear, political经济敲诈;核讹诈;政治勒索blackmail + noun➤attempt, threat勒索企图/恐吓➤plot, scheme敲诈阴谋▸ ➡ note at crime (for verbs) blackmail verbadverb | verb + blackmail | preposition adverb➤effectively, virtually等于勒索◆voters were effectively blackmailed into voting 'yes'.投票者实际上是被胁迫而投了“赞成”票。➤emotionally情感上讹诈◆don't let him emotionally blackmail you.不要让他在情感上胁迫你。verb + blackmail➤attempt to, try to企图胁迫preposition➤into胁迫做◆she says she was virtually blackmailed into giving up her claim to the property.她说自己实际上是受人胁迫而放弃了财产要求。blackmail /blækmeɪl/ [uncountable] the crime of demanding money from a person by threatening to tell sb else a secret about them; the act of putting pressure on a person to do sth they do not want to do, for example by making threats or by making them feel guilty勒索;敲诈;胁迫;恐吓◆he was convicted of blackmail at bristol crown court last month.布里斯托尔刑事法院上个月判决他犯有敲诈勒索罪。◆we can't let them practise this emotional blackmail on us.我们不能让他们对我们施以这种情感上的胁迫。▸ blackmail verb [transitive] ◆she blackmailed him for years by threatening to tell the newspapers about their affair.她以在报章上公开他们的恋情要挟他很多年了。blackmailverb [transitive] ◆she blackmailed him for years by threatening to tell the newspapers about their affair.她以在报章上公开他们的恋情要挟他很多年了。blackmailverb [transitive] ◆she blackmailed him for years by threatening to tell the newspapers about their affair.她以在报章上公开他们的恋情要挟他很多年了。blackmail/ˈblækmeɪl ||; ˈblækˌmel/noun [u] the crime of forcing a person to give you money or do sth for you, usually by threatening to make known sth which they want to keep secret 敲诈;勒索;恐吓 blackmail verb [t] blackmail sb (into doing sth)➔blackmailer noun [c] blackmailsee ⇨ force sb to do sth 2 ⇨ threaten 2 • • •• ⇨ emotional blackmail black·mail /`blækˏmel; ˈblækmeɪl/n [u]when someone makes you pay them money or do what they want by threatening to tell secrets about you 敲诈,讹诈,勒索 blackmailv [t] |
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