racketeer如何读

英:[ˌrækəˈtɪə(r)]

美:[ˌrækəˈtɪr]

racketeer是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 诈骗者,敲诈者,敲诈勒索者
  2. 谋取不义之财的人
  3. 非法获取钱财者
  4. 干非法勾当者
v. (动词)
  1. 诈骗钱财,敲诈勒索

racketeer自然拼读

rack·et·eer

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racketeer变形

复数:racketeers

第三人称单数:racketeers

现在分词:racketeering

过去式:racketeered

过去分词:racketeered

racketeer词根

词根:racketeer

n.

racketeering 敲诈勒索;诈骗

v.

racketeering 敲诈(racketeer的ing形式);对…进行勒索

racketeer英英释义

Noun:
  1. someone who commits crimes for profit (especially one who obtains money by fraud or extortion)

Verb:
  1. carry on illegal business activities involving crime

racketeer词源中文解释

"黑帮成员,从事勒索、保护费、恐吓等活动",1927年,这个词源于禁酒时期,来自 racket(n.1)的“不诚实活动”意义和 -eer。早在1926年,它就指组织欺诈性破产的人。到1928年,它成为了一个动词。相关词汇: Racketeering,动名词(1927年)。

[A] racketeer is nothing more nor less than a gangster who has organized thuggery along business lines. ["What is a Racketeer?" Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Oct. 7, 1928]
[" racketeer "无非就是一个将暴力团伙组织成商业化的黑手党。"(“什么是 racketeer?”布鲁克林每日鹰报,1928年10月7日)]

racketeer词源英文解释

The first known use of racketeer was in 1924

racketeer儿童词典英英释义

rack1 of 4noun

a framework for holding fodder for livestock

an instrument of torture on which a body is stretched

a framework or stand on or in which articles are placed bicycle rack

hat rack

a bar with teeth on one side for fitting together with those of a pinion

a pair of antlers

rack2 of 4verb

to cause to suffer torture, pain, sorrow, or ruin

racked by a cough

to stretch or strain violently

racked his brains for the answer

to place (as pool balls) in a rack

rack3 of 4noun

either of two gaits of a horse:

pace sense 2b

a fast showy gait similar to the pace but in which the feet of the same side do not touch down at the same time

rack4 of 4noun

a cut of meat from a lamb or pig that includes some of the rib section

racket1 of 3noun

a light implement consisting of a handle attached to an open frame with a network of strings stretched across it that is used to hit the object in play (as a ball) in various games (as tennis, badminton, or racquetball)

paddle entry 2 sense 1c

racket2 of 3noun

a loud confused noise

a dishonest scheme for obtaining money (as by cheating or threats)

an easy way to make money or earn a living

is that all you do? What a racket

racket3 of 3verb

to make a racket

racketeernoun

one who gets money or advantages by using force or threats

racketeernoun

one who gets money or advantages by using force or threats

racketeer 例句

1 Parts of the city turned into wastelands of racketeers and alcoholics.

2 Her company, Hercules Construction, is in charge of excavating the canal, and Beatrice hopes that this respectable, high-profile venture will lead her out of the “shadow business” of racketeering.

3 At the same time, he was indicted in New York on charges that include racketeering, kidnapping, forced labor and the sexual exploitation of a charges.

4 Those who balk at the policy have been attacked as apologists for colonialism and “cultural racketeering.”

5 The Brooklyn prosecutors had already charged R. Kelly with racketeering, kidnapping, forced labor and sexual exploitation.

6 His father, the so-called "Teflon Don," died of cancer in 2002 while serving a life term for murder, racketeering, extortion and tax evasion.

7 Years later, that same cop I wrote about was indicted for racketeering amongst other charges, was convicted and is now serving 18 years federal prison.

8 Prosecutors said Singer was scheduled to plead guilty in Boston Tuesday to charges including racketeering conspiracy.

9 Her crafty father kept the family fed and clothed through the Depression by working for a racketeer named Dexter Styles.

10 The 54-year-old defendant, born Robert Sylvester Kelly, has pleaded not guilty to racketeering charges accusing him of running a Chicago-based enterprise of managers, bodyguards and other employees who helped him recruit and transport his victims.

11 John Vandemoer, 41, pleaded guilty in federal court in Boston to one count of racketeering conspiracy after prosecutors brought charges against 49 other people, including celebrities, for participating in a vast college admissions fraud scheme.

12 The series explored how an entourage of supporters protected Kelly and silenced his victims for decades, foreshadowing the federal racketeering conspiracy case that landed Kelly in jail in 2019.

13 Al Capone was a famous racketeer in Chicago.

阿尔卡彭是在芝加哥的一位有名敲诈者。

14 On two different songs, Lamar expresses a kind of sympathy for R. Kelly, who has been convicted of sex trafficking and racketeering.

15 Many fans of R. Kelly stuck with him in their private listening habits, even as the singer was accused — and convicted — of racketeering and sex trafficking.

16 Mr. Nash later admitted to bribing that lone juror, and in 2001, he struck a plea bargain in which he was sentenced to 37 months in prison for racketeering.

17 He was a famous racketeer in Chicago.

他是芝加哥有名的骗子。

18 “You are a murderer or a thief or a racketeer; and you are hiding out.”

19 The union, she wrote, was one of those “racketeer things,” though there might be a job at Paramount Pictures.

20 For her involvement, Mack was sentenced to three years in prison and three years of probation, after pleading guilty to racketeering and other charges.

racketeer 同义词

1 敲诈者

extortioner

2 敲诈勒索者

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10 勒索金钱

racket

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