informers

英 [ɪnˈfɔːməz]

美 [ɪnˈfɔrmərz]

n.  (向警方或其他当局的)告密者; 线人
informer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 告密者;线人
  Aninformeris a person who tells the police that someone has done something illegal.
  1. ...two men suspected of being police informers.
     被怀疑是警方线人的两名男子

双语例句

• The countenance is the portrait of the mind, the eyes are its informers.
  表情是思维的写照，眼睛是心灵的穿窗户。
• The service had planted its agents and informers in some key positions in industry.
  特工处已将特工和密探安插在工业部门的某些重要工作岗位上。
• The core of this mechanism is driven by interests, which benefit for informers and damage the interests for illegal operators and some people who do not actively fulfill their responsibility.
  这种机制的核心就是利益驱动，让举报者获利，让不法经营者和不积极履行职责者利益受损。
• Now it has become a important task for the reform of the criminal investigation to set up and perfect the system of police informers.
  明确警方线人的适用程序和范围，并合理设置其在刑事司法程序中的权利与义务，业已成为改革与完善我国特情侦查制度的一个重要课题。
• One of their informers was working under the code name Czerny
  他们的一名线人用车尔尼作化名。
• Criminal reward in nature is a legal behavior by civil law. The purpose of the behavior is to trade information about crime with the informers.
  刑事悬赏是本质上侦查机关私法上的法律行为，行为的目的就是与举报者即刑事悬赏的相对人就犯罪信息进行交易。
• Environmental journalists in Latin America are more than simple informers, she says.
  她说，拉丁美洲的环境记者不仅仅是简单的信息提供者。
• Hervella continues to seek informers who can provide information on missing persons, but the only reward he can offer is the moral satisfaction an informer would feel for having done the right thing.
  赫尔维拉继续在找寻那些可以提供失踪人员信息的人，但是，他能给这些人提供的唯一奖赏就是，可能只是由于做了一件正确的事情而在道义上得到的满足。
• While meformers typically post messages relating to themselves or their thoughts, informers post messages that are informational in nature.
  自我信息者发布的信息基本都与他们自己或者他们的思想有关，信息分享者发布的信息则多是公认意义上的信息。
• Most police informers receive a reward for their information.
  大多数警方的密探提供情报后可拿到报酬。