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whistleblower
英音 [ ˈwɪsəlˌbləʊə(r) ]
美音 [ ˈwɪsl bloʊər ]
释义
n. 告发者，检举者，吹哨者
例句
1·It later emerged that a whistleblower at Lehman, who raised concerns about the way it accounted for risky loans, lost his job shortly after speaking out.
当时雷曼内部出现了一名告密者，坦陈了雷曼对于风险贷款的记账方法，在那不久之后就被解雇了。
2·In the evenings, before the 10:05 p. m. lockdown, she reads through streams of letters, including from anti-secrecy enthusiasts who view her as a whistleblower .
晚上，她会在10点5分监号锁门前阅读大量信件，其中一些信来自反保密积极分子，他们把曼宁视为揭秘者。
3·The alleged attack follows earlier claims by Secret Space Program whistleblower , Corey Goode, that space battles have recently intensified between rival secret space programs.
早前，秘密太空计划的线人科里古德声称，秘密太空计划派系联盟之间的竞争之战最近加剧。
同义词
n.
告密者
informerconfidential informant
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