n.贿赂
vt.向(某人)行贿，贿赂

原形：bribe第三人称单数：bribes复数：bribes过去式：bribed过去分词：bribed现在分词：bribing

They bribed the guards with cigarettes.
他们用香烟贿赂看守。
The merchant offers a bribe to him.
这商人向他行贿。
The police officer refused to take the bribe.
那位警察拒绝收下贿赂。
He offered a bribe to the official.
他向那位官员提供了贿赂。
They tried to bribe the witness.
他们试图贿赂证人。
She refused to accept a bribe.
她拒绝接受贿赂。
The man bribed the police to avoid a ticket.
那个男人贿赂警察以避免罚单。
Giving bribes is illegal in many countries.
在许多国家，行贿是非法的。
The investigation revealed a bribe scandal.
调查揭露了一起贿赂丑闻。
He gave a small bribe to speed up the process.
他给了一笔小贿赂以加快流程。
The company was accused of bribing officials.
该公司被指控贿赂官员。
The official would not be bribed.
那位官员不会被贿赂。
Anyone who takes a bribe will be punished.
任何收受贿赂的人都将受到惩罚。
He was caught accepting a bribe to fix the traffic ticket.
他被发现受贿以摆平交通罚单。
The politician's downfall came when he was accused of bribing officials.
这位政客因被指控贿赂官员而垮台。
She refused to take bribes, maintaining her integrity in her profession.
她拒绝接受贿赂，坚守职业操守。
Bribes are an unfortunate part of some business practices, but we must adhere to strict anti-corruption policies.
贿赂在某些商业行为中是不幸的，但我们必须坚持严格的反腐败政策。
The police officer was found guilty of soliciting bribes from citizens.
那位警察被证实向市民索贿。
The government has launched a campaign to eradicate corruption, including acts of bribery.
政府发起了一场消除腐败的运动，包括贿赂行为。
She reported the attempted bribe to her supervisor without hesitation.
她毫不犹豫地将企图贿赂的行为报告给了上级。
Bribery is an illegal act that undermines the fairness of justice and the rule of law.
贿赂是一种非法行为，会破坏司法公正和法制。
The witness testified under oath that he had never offered or received a bribe.
证人在宣誓后作证说，他从未给予或接受过贿赂。
Companies must implement strong internal controls to prevent employees from using their positions for personal gain, such as bribes.
公司必须实施强有力的内部控制，防止员工利用职位谋取私利，如贿赂。