英:[ɪkˈstɔːt]
美:[ɪkˈstɔːrt]
英:[ɪkˈstɔːt]
美:[ɪkˈstɔːrt]
ex·tort
ihk stort
第三人称单数:extorts
现在分词:extorting
过去式:extorted
过去分词:extorted
extortive (adj.), extorter (n.)
词根:extort
adj.extortionate 敲诈的;勒索的;过高的
n.extortion 勒索;敲诈;强夺;被勒索的财物
extortioner 敲诈者,勒索者
Verb
1. obtain through intimidation
2. obtain by coercion or intimidation;
"They extorted money from the executive by threatening to reveal his past to the company boss"
"They squeezed money from the owner of the business by threatening him"
3. get or cause to become in a difficult or laborious manner
1520年代,“通过强制或压迫手段获得; 通过压迫手段夺取”,源自拉丁语 extortus,是 extorquere 的过去分词,“通过强制获得”,字面意思是“扭出”,由 ex “出”(见 ex-)和 torquere “扭曲”(源自 PIE 词根 *terkw- “扭曲”)组成。相关词汇: Extorted; extorting。作为过去分词形容词,早在15世纪初就已经存在。
敲诈勒索
索诈
强权
Latin extortus, past participle of extorquēre to wrench out, extort, from ex- + torquēre to twist — more at torture >entry 1
The first known use of extort was in the 15th century
extortverb
to get (as money) from a person by the use of force or threats
extortionnoun
the practice or crime of extorting (as money)
extortionnoun
the practice or crime of extorting (as money)
extortionateadjective
marked by extortion
extremely high : exorbitant
extortionate prices
extortionnoun
the practice or crime of extorting (as money)
extortverb
to get (as money) from a person by the use of force or threats
1 But now he was dealing and extorting money from rivals.
2 Defense lawyers have denied that Trump ever had a relationship with Daniels and argued that the adult film star extorted Trump in the days ahead of the 2016 elections.
3 And now, there are many fraud gangs extort money in the name of begging so that people do not trust beggars as before.
而现在,有很多诈骗团伙一乞讨的名义勒索钱财,让人们不再像以前一样相信乞丐。
4 Now Geragos might need a defense attorney himself after being named in a case accusing lawyer Michael Avenatti of trying to extort Nike.
5 She can be crafty, too, casually extorting train fare to the West from a St. Paul tycoon by mentioning that “your son has been paying improper attention to me.”
6 Your motive is to extort some money from me.
你的动机是从我身上敲诈一些钱吧!
7 And by “the devil” I mean Billy Butcher, the ruthless, potty-mouthed leader of the team of soldiers and assassins devoted to fighting, extorting, torturing and killing superheroes.
8 Detectives will have unrestricted access to search the contents of a computer used by Mel Gibson's ex-girlfriend while they investigate claims she tried to extort the actor, a judge ruled Thursday.
9 “What I saw was a man who made mistakes like we all have and who’s being extorted,” she said in a phone interview, regarding Kelly.
10 It quickly became clear he was attempting to extort the slippers’ owners and police were contacted.
11 The laugh isn't in him, it's a tribute he's got to extort from his audience.
12 “I have had numerous cases of people asking for help because they were extorted coming back from bars,” he said.
13 A former lover and that old friend whose life story he appropriated years ago have just seen him on television, and they’re already dreaming up a plan to extort a sliver of Samir’s bounty.
14 Sure, there are cases where women take advantage of the legal system to come up with frivolous lawsuits in order to extort money from employers.
15 Early last year, he was convicted in Manhattan federal court of trying to extort $25 million from Nike.
16 A more recent definition is: a bargain is a dirty trick to extort money from the pockets of silly and innocent people.
而现今对于廉价货的定义是,它是从那些愚蠢无知的人们的口袋里敲诈金钱的肮脏的圈套。
17 Our introduction to both takes place in the front seat of a police car, where Erica is enthusiastically pleasuring the uniformed driver before extorting cash for her silence.
18 Investigators are looking into Gibson's allegation that Grigorieva attempted to extort him after their breakup earlier this year.
19 The company released a statement Monday saying it will “not be extorted or hide information that is relevant to a government investigation.”
20 She had attempted to extort considerable sums of money from vulnerable clients.
1 无理强求
2 强抢
3 强求
imposition extortion exigent importune crowd exact tease tout wring importunate chivvy siege exaction obtrusion sorn push persecute
4 榨取
6 强夺
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7 逼取
8 掠夺
predatory extortionate rapacious extortionary rape spoil loot forage foray plunder extortion predation pillage depredation spoliation despoliation ravin reave prey raven filibuster spoliate pill pirate scoff harry depredate rob harrow flay despoil jayhawk blag
9 强取
10 勒索
extorsive extortionate bloodsucking extorsively squeeze racket blackmail extortion shakedown exaction racketeer screw bleed squeeze out of robbery spoliation milk levy wring flay racketeering exact shake down screw from of screw out of strike shake lug scrouge chantage draw press force crowd shark sweat pinch tease cadge exacting high-pressure holdup bot garnish hijack grub put the frighteners on screw out put the acid on squeeze out
11 敲诈
extorsive knavishly ramp gouge racketeering shakedown gazumping sponge soak squeeze bleed sting blackmail gazump racket extortion squeeze out of exaction screw rob rook flay fleece shake down gyp prey upon screw from of screw out of prey on rip off shake lug wring cadge rip-off chantage pole bot stick clip ransom put the frighteners on squeeze out
12 硬要
14 曲解
skewed wry casuistical perversive misintelligence distortedness twist distortion wrench perversion falsification contortion casuistry misconstruction wiredraw color stretch bend strain torture distort pervert wring falsify wrest contort misconstrue garble do violence to skew perverted violence gloss travesty stretchability misunderstand misinterpret misrepresent violent perverse misunderstanding astigmatism warp torment sophisticate spell backward