informants

英 [ɪnˈfɔːmənts]

美 [ɪnˈfɔrmənts]

n.  (向警方或报纸)提供消息的人，告密者，线人; (为研究等)提供资料的人; 合作者
informant的复数

柯林斯词典

• 信息提供人
  Aninformantis someone who gives another person a piece of information.
• 同 informer
  Aninformantis the same as aninformer.

双语例句

• "In the Spanish-language sessions, informants perceived females as more self-sufficient and extroverted," they said.
  “说西班牙语时，被调查者认为女性更自立、更外向。”研究者说。
• Then you must know the remaining two informants.
  那你一定知道剩下的告密者。
• They listened to every phone call, every conversation; they had all of their informants.
  他们可以窃听每一个电话，每一次谈话，他们有自己的线人。
• When those responsible take revenge on the informants or witnesses;
  （三）对检举人、证人打击报复的；
• You mean, wait until all five informants are dead?
  你是说等到五个告密者都死掉？
• Other agencies are now wooing informants, too.
  其他机构也对告密者求贤若渴。
• Information leaks can compromise safety of informants and undercover operators and the overall success of investigations.
  资料泄漏不单危及资料提供者及卧底人员的安全，也影响调查的整体成功率。
• Then someone is killing the informants in the same manner?
  所以有人以相同的方式杀害告密者？
• So they were all monetarily and materially incented, the informants.
  因此对于线人可以用钱和物质的刺激。
• If the reporters, complainants or informants wish not to make their names and acts of reporting, complaining or informing known to the public, these shall be kept confidential for them.
  报案人、告人、报人如果不愿公开自己的姓名和报案、告、报的行为，应当为他保守秘密。