n.剽窃，抄袭，剽窃作品

原形：plagiarism复数：plagiarisms

Eric's accused of plagiarism.
埃里克被指控剽窃。
Tom smells out plagiarism with the fury of a witch-doctor.
对于抄袭来的文章，汤姆的嗅觉如巫医般敏感，且怒不可遏。
Plagiarism is the act of taking someone else's work, ideas, or words without giving proper credit or attribution.
抄袭是未经适当引用或归功就使用他人的作品、想法或文字的行为。

In academic settings, plagiarism can lead to severe consequences, such as failing a course or even expulsion.
在学术环境中，抄袭可能导致严重的后果，比如课程不及格甚至被开除。
When writing a research paper, it's crucial to cite all sources used to avoid plagiarism.
写研究论文时，引用所有使用的资料以避免抄袭至关重要。
Accidental plagiarism occurs when a writer fails to properly cite a source they believe to be common knowledge.
意外抄袭发生在作者未能正确引用他们认为是常识的来源时。
Paraphrasing without giving credit is still considered plagiarism, as the original idea is being presented without permission.
重新表述他人观点但未给予承认仍被视为抄袭，因为未经许可呈现了原创思想。
Plagiarism detection software has made it easier for educators to identify instances of academic dishonesty.
抄袭检测软件使教育工作者更容易识别学术不诚实的行为。
In journalism, plagiarism is a serious ethical violation that can damage a journalist's credibility.
在新闻业中，抄袭是一项严重的道德违规行为，可能损害记者的信誉。
Artistic plagiarism can involve copying another artist's style, composition, or even entire pieces without acknowledgment.
艺术抄袭可能涉及复制其他艺术家的风格、构图，甚至整件作品而不承认。
Borrowing someone else's code in programming without attribution is a form of plagiarism in the tech industry.
在科技行业中，未经许可借用他人的代码是一种抄袭形式。
Self-plagiarism occurs when an author republishes their own previously published work without indicating its earlier publication.
自我抄袭是指作者在未表明之前发表的情况下重新发布自己的已发表作品。