n.(向当局或公众)检举，揭发

The whistleblower revealed that the company was illegally dumping toxic waste into the river.
这名告密者透露公司正在非法向河里倾倒有毒废物。
Snowden is considered a hero by some for his whistleblowing on government surveillance programs.
斯诺登因揭露政府监控项目而被一些人视为英雄。
The whistleblower faced legal repercussions after exposing corruption in the local police department.
在揭发当地警察局腐败后，这名告密者面临了法律后果。
She decided to blow the whistle on her employer's unethical practices despite the personal risk involved.
她决定揭露雇主不道德的行为，尽管这涉及到个人风险。
Whistleblowers play a crucial role in holding powerful institutions accountable.
告密者在让权力机构负责方面起着关键作用。
The whistleblower program encourages employees to report any illegal or unethical activities within the organization.
举报人计划鼓励员工报告组织内任何违法或不道德的行为。
The company offered protection and support to its employees who chose to act as whistleblowers.
公司为选择作为告密者的员工提供了保护和支持。
Edward Snowden's whistleblowing exposed mass surveillance conducted by intelligence agencies.
爱德华·斯诺登的爆料揭示了情报机构进行的大规模监视活动。
The whistleblower's testimony led to a thorough investigation of the financial fraud case.
告密者的证词导致对金融欺诈案进行了彻底调查。
The government has implemented new laws to protect whistleblowers from retaliation.
政府已经实施了新法来保护告密者免受报复。