1.〈俚〉告发,告密 (on)
2.偷,扒
3.偷窃
1.〈俚〉同“snitcher”
2.〈美俚〉贼
1.to tell someone about something wrong that someone else has done
2.to take something you are not allowed to have
1.<slang>Same as snitcher
2.a person who tells someone in authority about something wrong you have done. This word shows that you dislike people who do this.
1.In China, she said, workers are often asked to appraise their peers, but this turns out to be less feedback than snitching.
她说，在中国，老板经常要求员工对同事进行评价，但结果往往是打小报告的成分多于反馈。
2.Charles: We've both been around long enough to know that when a con starts that snitching business, he is not long for this world.
我们都在这儿那么长时间了，早就知道如果一个罪犯开始告密者的勾当，那他也活不长了。
3.Snitching for pay has become especially popular since the world's economic troubles slowed South Korea's powerful economy.
自从世界经济问题导致韩国强大的经济减速以来，告发以领取赏金的行为已变得特别普遍。
4.Inbreeding is a drawback from snitching most their employees from only one or two companies.
近亲繁殖是公司的一个大弊端，因为公司大多数职员都是从一个或两个公司招聘过来的。
5.Until then, scores had sometimes been settled in the Gucci family by snitching to the authorities.
在那之前，古奇家族内部的裂痕有时候会以向官方告发的形式表现出来。
6.Inbreeding is a big drawback from snitching most of their employees from only one or two companies.
近亲繁殖是公司发展的一大障碍，这是因为他们的大多数员工都是从一个或两个公司偷挖去的。
7.Telling an adult is not snitching.
通报大人不算告密。
8.Hear me speak they so intrigued, a-ain't he snitching? No indeed.
听到我说唱他们都那么狂热，他是不是个叛徒呢？当然不是。
9.Inanely, I seek refuge from this sadness by exclaiming over a doe snitching birdseed from a feeder outside the window.
我从悲伤中找到其他的东西，从窗外一个饲养员那里给它们提供家禽饲料。