tampering 的定义
- to meddle, especially for the purpose of altering, damaging, or misusing: Someone has been tampering with the lock.
- to make changes in something, especially in order to falsify: to tamper with official records.
- to engage secretly or improperly in something.
- to engage in underhand or corrupt dealings, especially in order to influence improperly: Any lawyer who tries to tamper with a jury should be disbarred.
tampering 近义词
interfere, alter
bribe
更多tampering例句
- If you’ve never tampered with Google’s search settings, then you are always getting the results for the country you are currently in.
- Outraged, Miller threw the sushi away, afraid that someone in the restaurant had spit in or otherwise tampered with his food, he later told colleagues.
- That firm, Chainalysis, published a blog post detailing how it analyzed the Bitcoin blockchain—a tamper-proof public ledger of transactions—to track the hacker’s activities.
- I’ve been hearing about voting polls being tampered with, mail being held up to stop voting, and all kinds of other schemes to make sure every vote isn’t counted.
- Such language is consistent with Square CEO Jack Dorsey’s recent advocacy for digital currencies like Bitcoin, which are controlled by no central authority, and which create a tamper-proof record of transactions.
- Because of this, tampering with the nature of one has an impact on the nature of the other.
- But he grew intolerant of clients tampering with his illustrations.
- Why is he re-introducing the idea of tampering with Medicare in an election year?
- Her fellow firefighters strung a giant bra across the firehouse ceiling and endangered her life by tampering with her oxygen tank.
- XXXX is the same officer investigated for witness tampering.
- Many instruments have had the sound holes spoiled and the surface of the wood inside gored by unskilful tampering with the post.
- At first Brodrick was more than ever enraged with Prothero for tampering with other people's families like that.
- Civil law, which is God's ordinance, prohibits tampering with any testament of man.
- Facts like these show how stubbornly a language resists radical tampering with its phonetic pattern.
- This was treason—an overt tampering with the allegiance of the followers; and the subordinate was driven forth with contumely.