n.行贿，受贿，贿赂

原形：bribery复数：briberies

Eric was jailed on charges of bribery.
埃里克因受到行贿指控而被捕入狱。
Tom was accused of taking bribery.
汤姆被指控受贿。
The politician was accused of accepting bribes in exchange for political favors.
这位政治家被指控接受贿赂以换取政治上的好处。
The company has a strict policy against bribery and corruption in all its business dealings.
该公司对所有业务往来中的一切贿赂和腐败行为都有严格的禁止政策。
He was caught red-handed offering a bribe to the police officer to avoid a speeding ticket.
他被当场捉住向警察行贿，试图逃避超速罚单。
The scandal involving bribery shook the public's trust in the justice system.
涉及贿赂的丑闻动摇了公众对司法系统的信任。
Taking bribes is not only unethical but also illegal and can lead to imprisonment.
收受贿赂不仅是不道德的，而且是违法的，可能导致入狱。
The whistleblower exposed a widespread culture of bribery within the organization.
告密者揭露了组织内部普遍存在贿赂文化。
The judge's impartiality was questioned when it was revealed he had accepted gifts that could be construed as bribes.
当揭露法官接受了可能被视为贿赂的礼物时，他的公正性受到了质疑。
Companies must comply with anti-bribery laws in both their home country and countries where they operate.
公司必须遵守本国以及业务所在国的反贿赂法律。
The football referee was banned for life after being found guilty of taking bribes to fix matches.
足球裁判因被发现为操纵比赛而收受贿赂，被终身禁赛。
Bribery undermines fair competition and distorts the market, creating an uneven playing field for businesses.
贿赂破坏了公平竞争，扭曲了市场，为企业创造了不平等的竞争环境。