extorts

extorts

美 [ɪkˈstɔrt] 　英 [ɪkˈstɔː(r)t]

• v.强夺；敲诈；强求；曲解
• 网络勒索；强取；强要

词形变化

第三人称单数：extorts  现在分词：extorting  过去式：extorted  

同义词

英汉解释

v.	1. 强夺;敲诈,勒索(from);强求,逼迫 2. 曲解,牵强附会

英英解释

v.	1. to illegally get money or information from someone by using force or threats

例句

Such a devotee literally extorts boons from God, even as a robber falls upon a man and plunders his money.

这样一位奉献者会逐字地向神敲诈恩惠，如同一位强盗展开进攻去抢劫别人的钱财。

The Mai-Mai Kifuafua, one of many local militias, flaunts its power on a road where it extorts money from villagers and travelers.

“麦麦战士”是当地众多民兵组织中的一个，他们在公路上大施淫威敲诈过往的村民和旅行者。

He often extorts money from her.

他经常向她敲诈勒索。

Participates in the human who extorts with the hygiene education profession concerning.

参与勒索的人跟文教卫生行业有关。

It extorts "taxes" from businesses, pays for community projects, controls petty crime and settles local disputes.

它敲诈商人交“税”，为公共项目出资，控制小型犯罪活动，以及平抚当地争端。

Although this way has coerces meaning, but with extorts in the crime "the coercion" to have the archery target difference.

该方式虽然带有要挟意味，但与敲诈勒索罪中的“胁迫”有质的区别。

a criminal who extorts money from someone by threatening to expose embarrassing information about them.

通过威胁一些人要揭露他们不想让人知道的信息来敲诈他们的犯罪者。