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

• It is the business of the police to protect the community. The police have informers in the London underworld.
  警察在伦敦的下流社会中有告密者。
• Most paparazzi have a network of informers who tell them when a celebrity will be at a certain place.
  大多数狗仔队都有一个线人网络，他们告诉狗仔队什么时候某个名人会在某个地点出现。
• He has a whole stable of informers working for him.
  他有一帮子告密者为他效劳。
• 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。
• As the secret strength governed by investigation organization for collecting criminal information, informers of the police play a significant role in tracking down the special cases, such as in organized crimes, drug crimes, and so on.
  作为侦查机关控制的搜集与提供犯罪信息的隐蔽力量，警方线人在侦破有组织犯罪、恐怖犯罪等特定案件中发挥了不可替代的作用。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• It is cheap and governments do not have to deal with the risks and insecurities associated with intelligence officers, agents and informers operating in foreign countries.
  这种做法成本低廉，而政府也无须应对在外国活动的情报机构官员、间谍和密探所带来的风险和不安全感。