informant 的定义
- a person who informs or gives information; informer.
- a person who supplies social or cultural data in answer to the questions of an investigator.
- Linguistics. a native speaker of a language who supplies utterances and forms for one analyzing or learning the language.
informant 近义词
informer
更多informant例句
- In 40 pages of FBI reports on Lewis and more than 900 pages on Patrick that I obtained through open records requests, nothing suggests Lewis was an informant.
- The FBI deployed an undercover informant who posed as a member of Hamas, the Palestinian terrorist group, and offered to help the suspects obtain explosives and training.
- They threatened to arrest him if he didn’t agree to become an informant.
- Those authorities ultimately used an informant to weed out their resistance efforts.
- The FBI said it became aware of the activity through social media and also relied on an informant to collect information from within the group.
- She needs to make sure the informant is alive, but he needs him dead.
- In April of this year, the FBI tried to recruit a member of the Guantanamo defense team as an informant.
- Agents contrived for one paid federal informant and then another to introduce themselves into his life.
- Instead, he was offered a deal: permission to stay, if he became an informant.
- They want the benefits of being an informant and the income from doing something illegal.
- When Aunt Ri heard that Farrar had fled the country, she pushed up her spectacles and looked reflectively at her informant.
- He denied it at once, wanted to know the name of her informant, and finally laughed the whole matter out of her mind.
- To himself, he could give no reason for establishing the identity of the smoking-compartment informant.
- From any other informant I would not have accepted this statement as probable, still less as true.
- So far as I could learn from my informant, the case was one of flagrant persecution, with no culpable occasion behind it.