taking bribes

常見例句

雙語例句

• The act of offering, giving, or taking bribes.
  贈送，提供，或接受賄金的行為。
• There will be exceptions, of course. Corrupt Chinese officials will be executed if caught taking bribes.
  當(dāng)然也是有例外的，對于官員，受賄者死。
• Mr Hu, an Australian citizen, has been in detention for nine months, along with three of Rio's Chinese employees who are similarly accused of taking bribes and stealing commercial secrets.
  澳大利亞公民胡士泰已被拘留九個月，同時被拘留的還有力拓三名中國籍雇員，這三人同樣被控受賄和侵犯商業(yè)秘密。

原聲例句

• The biggest scandal came in 1998 when IOC members were accused of taking bribes during Utah's bid to secure the 2002 Winter Games.
• Nigeria has asked the United States for the names of the Nigerian officials accused of taking bribes.
• There have even been high-ranking government officials arrested for taking bribes from drug traffickers.

權(quán)威例句

• They are accused of taking bribes from Tullow Oil, a British company in Uganda.
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• Almost every week news media reports corrupt police arrested for selling drugs, taking bribes and perjury.
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• They have detained an Australian businessman who works for Rio Tinto, accusing him of taking bribes.
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