informants

英 [ɪnˈfɔːmənts]

美 [ɪnˈfɔrmənts]

n.  (向警方或报纸)提供消息的人，告密者，线人; (为研究等)提供资料的人; 合作者
informant的复数

柯林斯词典

• 信息提供人
  Aninformantis someone who gives another person a piece of information.
• 同 informer
  Aninformantis the same as aninformer.

双语例句

• We can identify the informants in a few days.
  我们不要几天就能发现这些告密者的身份。
• "In the Spanish-language sessions, informants perceived females as more self-sufficient and extroverted," they said.
  “说西班牙语时，被调查者认为女性更自立、更外向。”研究者说。
• In fact, the so-called Farc rebels were informants working for the US drug enforcement agency.
  事实上，这个所谓的Farc叛军组织是为美国美国缉毒署工作的密探。
• Uncle Sam relocated informants to the U.S.
  山姆大叔将线人转移到了美国。
• So they were all monetarily and materially incented, the informants.
  因此对于线人可以用钱和物质的刺激。
• The evidence of police informants needs to be treated with caution.
  警方情报中搜集的证据应当得到慎重对待。
• At the time, the DoJ was criticised for sending the wrong message to would-be informants.
  当时，人们批评美国司法部向潜在举报人传递了错误的信息。
• TI publishes regular reports with reliable data concerning corruption. TI points out that some of its informants live locally; others were born there.
  透明国际定期发布带有与腐败有关的可靠数据的报告。透明国际指出，接受其调查的人中，一些人在当地生活，其他人则是在那里出生。
• Then you must know the remaining two informants.
  那你一定知道剩下的告密者。
• And someone who knows this is taking revenge on the informants.
  知道真相的人正在报复告密者。