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

• 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。
• Are you telling me that you've got your own little nest of informers in the Police Department?
  你是说你在警察局有一帮通风报信的？
• 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。
• The group were informers, and they betrayed the plan to the Germans.
  这帮人是告密者，他们把计划泄露给了德国人。
• 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 fire was started to bring jang, one of the informers, to the island.
  大火将告密者之一的章带到了岛上。
• He has a whole stable of informers working for him.
  他有一帮子告密者为他效劳。
• 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。
• Before, during and after the war British army collected military information through missionaries and bribed traitors as informers and guides, and made use of maps and climate information to ensure its victory.
  在鸦片战争的战前、战中和战后，英国通过传教士搜集情报和收买汉奸做向导、提供情报，并充分运用地图、气候等方面的情报信息，为其发动鸦片战争提供了帮助。
• 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。