bribery

UK:  ['braɪb(ə)ri]

US:  ['braɪbəri]

复数：briberies  

n.

1.受贿

2.行贿,收买

1 . Game fixing and bribery scandals have fueled widespread cynicism, and on-court fisticuffs have been a perennial problem.
操纵比赛与贿赂丑闻广受批评，球场暴力也成了老大难问题。

2 . This sort of bargain is recognised by the British government in its recently published guidance on the country's new bribery act.
在最近发布的新贿赂行为准则中，英国政府将此类谈判认定为行贿。

3 . There is no doubt that this cartoon vividly depicts a negative but rampant scenario in modern society: commercial bribery.
毫无疑问这幅漫画生动地描述了现代社会一种负面的但是却十分猖獗的现象：商业贿赂。

4 . It invites people to share their experiences of bribery, what a bribe was for, where it took place and how much was involved.
它邀请人们分享他们的行贿经历，不管贿赂什么，在哪发生，花了多少钱。

5 . 'At the end of those proceedings, ' he said, the judges declared that was the end of the trial related to the bribery charges.
他说，在庭审结束时，法官宣布有关受贿指控的庭审到此为止。