wiretap / ˈwaɪərˌtæp /

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wiretap4 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. an act or instance of tapping telephone or telegraph wires for evidence or other information.
v. 有主动词 verb

wire·tapped, wire·tap·ping.

  1. to obtain by tapping telephone or telegraph wires: to wiretap conversations.
  2. to listen in on by means of a wiretap: to wiretap a telephone; to wiretap a conversation.
v. 无主动词 verb

wire·tapped, wire·tap·ping.

  1. to tap telephone or telegraph wires for evidence, information, etc.
adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. pertaining to or obtained by wiretap.

wiretap 近义词

wiretap

等同于 surveillance

wiretap

等同于 investigate

wiretap

等同于 pry

wiretap

等同于 bug

wiretap

等同于 eavesdrop

更多wiretap例句

  1. On Hoover’s desk sat a notebook containing all the outstanding wiretaps the Bureau then had running.
  2. Theoharis obtained tens of thousands of documents related to illegal wiretaps, mail openings and break-ins.
  3. There don’t seem to be any secret wiretaps or defectors who are telling all.
  4. The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s guide to recording police notes that in places with one-party-consent wiretap laws—38 US states and the District of Columbia—you can freely record audio.
  5. The government got what it needed from a wiretap of defendant Basaaly Saeed Moalin's phone, not from the mass collection of metadata.
  6. After a wiretap at the home of a Civella relative produced devastating evidence of hidden ownership, the FBI moved in.
  7. Tipped off by the wiretap, federal agents in another incident pulled over a locked freezer truck, loaded with 26 people.
  8. Helpfully, he's fled to Yemen, where that nation's intelligence service can freely wiretap him.
  9. After all, to get a FISA judge to grant a warrant, you at least need to know the name of the person you want to wiretap.