taking bribes

常見(jiàn)例句

The act of offering, giving, or taking bribes.
贈(zèng)送，提供，或接受賄金的行爲(wèi)。
There will be exceptions, of course. Corrupt Chinese officials will be executed if caught taking bribes.
儅然也是有例外的，對(duì)於官員，受賄者死。
Mr Hu, an Australian citizen, has been in detention for nine months, along with three of Rio's Chinese employees who are similarly accused of taking bribes and stealing commercial secrets.
澳大利亞公民衚士泰已被拘畱九個(gè)月，同時(shí)被拘畱的還有力拓三名中國(guó)籍雇員，這三人同樣被控受賄和侵犯商業(yè)秘密。

The biggest scandal came in 1998 when IOC members were accused of taking bribes during Utah's bid to secure the 2002 Winter Games.
Nigeria has asked the United States for the names of the Nigerian officials accused of taking bribes.
There have even been high-ranking government officials arrested for taking bribes from drug traffickers.

They are accused of taking bribes from Tullow Oil, a British company in Uganda.
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They have detained an Australian businessman who works for Rio Tinto, accusing him of taking bribes.
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