blackmails

blackmails

美 [ˈblækˌmeɪl] 　英 ['blæk.meɪl]

• n.勒索；(盗匪征收的)保护费
• v.敲诈
• 网络讹诈；敲诈勒索；勒索所得之款

词形变化

第三人称单数：blackmails  现在分词：blackmailing  过去式：blackmailed  

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. 勒索,敲诈,讹诈;(盗匪征收的)保护费,免抢税
v.	1. 勒索,敲诈,讹诈

英英解释

n.	1. the crime of making someone give you money or do what you want by threatening to tell people embarrassing information about them 2. the use of threats to persuade a person or government to do what you want
v.	1. to make someone give you money or do what you want by threatening to tell people embarrassing information about them 2. to use threats to persuade a person or government to do what you want

例句

Jasper blackmails Annie with photographic proof of her hit-and-run, but she gives Jasper an ultimatum that puts her mind at ease.

碧玉敲诈与她打摄影证明安妮和经营，但她给贾斯珀发出最后通牒，提出心安。

With that knowledge, he blackmails Governor Morris to get rehired and forces him to make political compromises.

有了这些知识，他敲诈总督莫里斯得到重新雇用，并迫使他作出政治妥协。

It's quite obvious there have been lots of robberies, thefts, blackmails, kidnapping, and murders in Taiwan these years.

不消说，台湾最近几年年发生了许多抢劫、窃盗、勒索、绑架和谋杀案件。

Why would I want to be friends with somebody who blackmails me,

我为什么要和勒索我的人做朋友，