贿赂

huì lù

HSK 7–9

Nghĩa

用财物或其他利益收买他人，使为自己做不合法或不当的事情。

To bribe someone with money, goods, or other benefits to induce them to do something illegal or improper.

通常用作动词或名词，指非法或不道德的交易行为。

Usually used as a verb or noun, referring to illegal or unethical transactions.

1 他试图用现金贿赂官员以获得合同。 (He tried to bribe the official with cash to win the contract.)
2 贿赂是严重的犯罪行为，会受到法律严惩。 (Bribery is a serious crime and will be severely punished by law.)
3 公司被指控向外国政府官员行贿。 (The company was accused of bribing foreign government officials.)
4 官员因接受贿赂被判处十年有期徒刑。 (The official was sentenced to ten years in prison for accepting bribes.)
5 反腐败运动揭露了多起贿赂案件。 (The anti-corruption campaign exposed multiple bribery cases.)
6 他拒绝接受贿赂，坚持按规矩办事。 (He refused to accept bribes and insisted on following the rules.)

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