1.剽窃,抄袭(别人的文章,学说等)
1.to take someone else’s work, ideas, or words, and use them as if they were your own
1.In some colleges and universities, a student or professor caught plagiarizing might be told to leave and never return.
在一些大学里面，因剽窃被抓住的学生或者教授可能会被要求离开学校，永远不能回来。
2.the act of plagiarizing; taking someone's words or ideas as if they were your own.
剽窃抄袭的行为；把别人的文章或者观点当作自己的。
3.The phenomenon of plagiarizing schoolwork is a more common phenomenon and a bad study habit.
抄作业现象是一种较为普遍的现象和不良的学习习惯。
4.Examination cheat, steal, plagiarizing others achievement, arrears considered to be general sincere behavior of university t.
考试作弊、偷窃、抄袭剽窃他人成果、拖欠学费或贷款被认为是高校里的普遍的不诚信行为。
5.When reading newspaper or surfing the Internet, we are often attracted by the news or reports about academic plagiarizing.
当读报纸或上网冲浪，我们经常所吸引，新闻或有关学术剽窃的报告。
6.MIT does not tolerate plagiarism, and the consequences of conscious plagiarizing are severe, and include the possibility of expulsion.
麻省理工学院不容许剽窃，故意剽窃的后果相当严重，有被开除的可能。
7.He claimed the show was plagiarizing his name, infringement of trademark, and was defaming his good character.
他声称，节目正在剽窃他的名字、侵犯商标、并诽谤他的良好品格。
8.The professors found that students think much more plagiarizing is taking place than they actually report doing.
几位教授的发现是，学生的剽窃程度并没有他们报告的那么普遍。
9.M. I. T. kicked him out in fall 1944 for plagiarizing another student's term paper.
1944年秋季，他因为抄袭同学的学期论文，被麻省理工学院开除。
10.Some have even gone too far by plagiarizing and cheating in their scientific papers.
一些人甚至过火的剽窃或者在他们的论文里作弊。