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chantage

/shahn-tazh/US // ʃɑ̃ˈtaʒ //

优点,优势,机会,机会渺茫

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    French.

    • : blackmail.

Examples

  • That Aretino was the inventor of literary chantage is certain; but that it was justifiable, does not appear.

  • Thus the very basest of all trades, that of chantage, is encouraged by the law.

  • He is a rotten little egotist and I wouldn't put him above chantage, polite chantage, if you will, but plain extortion at the end.

  • That was a bit of 'chantage' that you did with Dauriat; he gave you a thousand crowns to let Nathan alone.

  • There are in London and every large city scores of men and women who live by blackmailing or chantage.