动词
勒索;敲诈;强要
The act or an instance of extorting.
勒索,敲诈敲诈或勒索的行为或事例
He was punished for extorting bribes from buyers
他因向买主勒索贿赂而受罚。
The gang specialized in extorting money from the shop owners
那伙歹徒专门敲诈勒索店主的钱财。
The tax collector has been charged with extorting money from several shopkeepers.
收税员受到指控,罪名是向几个店主勒索钱财.
-同义词和反义词
词性:|verb|
例句1. he was convicted of extorting money from local residents
词组
||1:For all its daring, in its cast of characters and casual violence the Great Train Robbery typified the organised crime that flourished in Britain in the 1960s and 1970s.||2:The “faces”, as the most notorious criminals were then known, hung out in smoky pubs on their self-designated patches.||3:Groups such as the Richardsons, who were based in south London, and the Krays, in east London, mostly made their money extorting from local businesses and petty criminals.||4:Reputation was everything: to get involved in the racket, criminals would have to beat up a few prominent people, or spend some time in prison.
||1:“火车大劫案”中案犯们的性格以及随意暴力所表现出的胆大包天都具有二十世纪六七十年代在英国十分猖獗的有组织犯罪的典型特点。||2:这些声名狼藉的罪犯随后被发现在他们自己标榜的领地泡吧。||3:像伦敦南部的Richardsons以及东部的Krays一样,这种团伙大部分都靠敲诈本土企业以及小规模犯罪谋利。||4:在这行,名声就是一切:为了入行,罪犯不得不殴打一些知名人士或者在监狱蹲上一段时间。
||1:THE rule of law has long been a stranger to the sweltering lowlands known as the Tierra Caliente in the Mexican state of Michoacan.||2:The site of battles over land in the 1940s and 1950s, the area suffered an exodus of migrant workers to California.||3:In the 1970s the drug trade took root there, attracted by the proximity of the por to fLazaro Cardenasand the remoteness of the federal government inMexico City.||4:Not content with trafficking methamphetamines, the latest mafia to lord it over the Tierra Caliente, the whimsically named “Knights Templar”, established a tight grip over its invertebrate society, co-opting local authorities, extorting protection money and raping women.
||1:在墨西哥米却肯州名为Tierra Caliente的闷热低地,法律法规早为人熟视无睹。||2:20世纪40年代至50年代,这一地区饱受土地战争洗礼,大量工人涌至加利福尼亚。||3:因毗邻拉萨罗卡德纳斯港,远离墨西哥城联邦政府,70年代毒品交易于此根深蒂固。||4:最近,“Knights Templar”黑帮在此盘踞,其名称极为古怪,继冰毒走私无法满足其胃口,又紧锣密鼓的占领了这一软弱无力的地区,选出地方政府,敲诈保护费,凌辱妇女。
||1:This moral predicament is captured in a scene in “Donbass” in which thugs tie a Ukrainian soldier to a telegraph pole and entice the crowd to lynch him.||2:“I wanted to show the mechanism for working people into a state of ecstasy,” Mr Loznitsa says.||3:The scene reconstructs a real video posted on YouTube, and is more effective for the absence of a narratorial voice.||4:He could never film such an event directly, Mr Loznitsa avers: not only would that “make you an accomplice”, the presence of a camera would “draw in the audience to participate”.||5:Often he conveys a sense that he is telling one story among many.||6:Elsewhere in “Donbass”, for example, a businessman whom the militia are extorting is transferred to a holding room—where he finds a legion of other detainees pleading for help on their phones.||7:The sequence, like many in Mr Loznitsa’s films, seems at once hyperreal and mythic.
||1:这种道德困境在《顿巴斯》的一个场景中得到了体现,暴徒把一名乌克兰士兵绑在电线杆上,引诱人群对他实施私刑。||2:“我想展示劳动人民进入狂喜状态的机制,”洛兹尼察先生说道。||3:这一场景重构了YouTube上的真实视频,在没有叙事性声音的情况下效果更好。||4:洛兹尼察先生断言,他永远无法直接拍摄这样的事件:这不仅会“让你成为同谋”,摄像机的出现还会“吸引观众参与”。||5:他常常给人一种他只是在讲一个故事的感觉。||6:例如,在“顿巴斯”的其他地方,一名被民兵勒索的商人被转移到一间拘留室,在那里他发现一大批正通过电话寻求帮助的被拘留者。||7:就像洛兹尼察电影中的许多场景一样,这个场景既超现实又神秘。
|verb|
1.Obtain (something) by force, threats, or other unfair means.
‘he attempted to _extort_ money from the company’
‘Their threats _extort_ facilities and subsidies from the regimes that increase their strength and influence.’
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