mug shot

基本解釋

She didn't ask questions and said she only found out the truth when she saw a Wanted poster with her boyfriend's mug shot.
尤雅娜當(dāng)時(shí)沒(méi)有問(wèn)任何問(wèn)題，她說(shuō)，只是到了后來(lái)，她看見(jiàn)通緝告示上有他的照片，才知道了真相。
Contestants are allowed to post their pictures on the contest website only after submitting a police mug shot to prove their background.
參賽佳麗必須提交一張被警方拘捕時(shí)的疑犯檔案照作為身份證明，之后才能在比賽官網(wǎng)上張貼自己的靚照。
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The photo in my passport is awful. It looks like a mug shot.
我護(hù)照上面的照片太恐怖了，像個(gè)嫌疑犯。

Yet even had her face remained as identifiable as in a mug shot, Amanda need hardly have worried about a visit from Scotland Yard.
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In the 19th century, Alphonse Bertillon, a French photographer and the son of a statistical anthropometrist, invented the mug shot to show these differences.
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A mug shot is a photograph of someone, especially a photograph of a criminal which has been taken by the police.