extort什么意思
及物动词
1. He extorted a meaning from the word.
他曲解了该词词义。
2. The police used torture to extort a confession from him.
警察对他用刑逼供。
3. He extorted a promise from me.
他硬要我答应。
1. 勒索：extol 颂扬 | extort 勒索 | extra 额外,特别的
2. 敲诈：extirpation 切除 | extort 敲诈 | extortive 逼取的
3. 敲诈, 逼取, 强取, 勒索：olive-drab 深绿褐色的 | extort 敲诈, 逼取, 强取, 勒索 | signal spectacle 信号表示镜 信号色玻璃框
4. 敲诈,勒索,逼取：ethnic purification种族清洗 | extort敲诈,勒索,逼取 | extortion敲诈,勒索
1. 敲诈;勒索
If someone extorts money from you, they get it from you using force, threats, or other unfair or illegal means.
e.g. Corrupt government officials were extorting money from him...
腐败的政府官员向他敲诈钱财。
e.g. Her kidnapper extorted a £75,000 ransom for her release.
绑架者索要75,000英镑赎金才肯放她。
2. 强取;逼取
If someone extorts something from you, they get it from you with difficulty or by using unfair means.
e.g. Some magistrates have abused their powers of arrest to extort confessions.
有些地方执法官滥用逮捕权进行逼供。
1. Both defendants pleaded not guilty to charges of attempting to extort and conspiring to extort by means of threats.
2. After taking all the money she had, he forced her to drive northward before calling her parents to extort a ransom.
3. Singer has denied the allegations, calling them part of a scheme to extort money from Affleck.
4. Zeng abused his power of coalmine license approval to extort money, said earlier media reports.
5. Police are now being used to target the yi nao, people who collude with victims of medical accidents to extort money from hospitals.
6. extort的解释
6. He also filed for the custody of the couple's two children to just extort money from Spears.
7. The refusal to treat Zhao has sparked outrage in China's cyberspace, with some saying that doctors feared she would try to extort compensation for the stillbirth.
8. The chief warden in Lingshui detention house in Hainan province took bribes from inmates and allowed some to change wards and extort weaker inmates.
9. extort什么意思
9. We know there are cases where evacuees have taken advantage of the authorities'latest emphasis on harmony to extort unreasonably high compensations.
10. To meet their expanding selfish interests and demands, some even extort money and other rewards from the people they should serve.
verb
1. get or cause to become in a difficult or laborious manner
Synonym: wring from
2. obtain by coercion or intimidation
e.g. 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
Synonym: squeeze rack gouge wring
3. obtain through intimidation