单词: bribes

音标: /braɪbz/

意思:

贿赂：指以金钱、物品或其他奖励诱使某人做某事，通常是非法或不道德的。

贿赂行为：指提供或接受贿赂的行为。

翻译:

名词: 贿赂

动词: 向某人行贿，提供贿赂

读音: /braɪbz/

用法:

名词: bribe（单数）与 bribes（复数）可以用来指贿赂。

动词: bribe 是不规则动词，过去式与过去分词是 bribed。

例句:

The politician was accused of accepting bribes to influence his decisions.
（这位政治家被指控收受贿赂以影响其决策。）

He tried to bribe the official with a large sum of money.
（他试图用一大笔钱贿赂那位官员。）

The company has been caught offering bribes to secure contracts.
（那家公司因向人行贿以确保合同而被抓获。）

She was offered a bribe, but she refused to accept it.
（她收到了贿赂，但她拒绝接受。）

Bribes are illegal in most countries.
（在大多数国家，贿赂是非法的。）

The businessman was arrested for bribing government officials.
（那位商人因贿赂政府官员而被逮捕。）

The police officer was fired for taking bribes.
（那位警察因收受贿赂而被解雇。）

They were caught trying to bribe the judge with expensive gifts.
（他们因试图用昂贵的礼物贿赂法官而被抓住。）

Bribery can lead to serious consequences for both the giver and the receiver.
（贿赂可能会给送贿者和收贿者带来严重后果。）

The scandal exposed the widespread practice of bribes in the industry.
（这一丑闻揭露了该行业中普遍存在的行贿行为。）

短语搭配:

accept bribes（接受贿赂）

offer bribes（提供贿赂）

take bribes（收受贿赂）

bribe someone to do something（贿赂某人做某事）

under the table bribes（私下进行的贿赂）