Word
snitcher
/ˈsnitʃə/
noun
告密者;线人;眼线
核心释义
an informer or decoy for the police
- 1.
为警方充当线人或诱饵的人
someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police
- 2.
不使用暴力的窃贼
a thief who steals without using violence
小偷;扒手;为警方充当线人或诱饵的人;不使用暴力的窃贼;告密者;告发者
用法In use
The gang suspected that someone was a snitcher, so they stopped sharing their plans.
用法提示:snitcher 在这里作名词,指‘告密者’。
He became known as a snitcher after he reported the theft to the police.
用法提示:snitcher 是名词,表示向警方告发的人。
If you keep asking so many questions, they might mistake you for a snitcher.
用法提示:snitcher 为名词,指‘告密者、线人’。
a snitcher
直接作名词使用,常带有贬义。
He was known as a snitcher in the neighborhood.
他在社区里以告密者闻名。
snitcher for [organization]
表示替某组织告密。
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