bribe nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di bribe nel dizionario inglese»bulgaro

I.bribe [braɪb] VB vb trans

bribe

подкупвам

to bribe sb into doing sth

подкупвам нкг да направи нщ

to bribe voters

подкупвам гласоподаватели

II.bribe [braɪb] SOST

bribe

подкуп m

to take a bribe

вземам подкуп

bribe-taking AGG DIR

bribe-taking

подкупен

bribe-taking

взимащ подкупи

Traduzioni di bribe nel dizionario bulgaro»inglese

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рушветчия

bribe-taker

рушвет

bribe

давам рушвет на нкг

bribe sb

получавам рушвет

take a bribe

подкуп

bribe

вземам/давам/приемам подкуп

take/give/accept a bribe

подкупвам

bribe

подкупвам нкг

bribe sb

подкупвам гласоподаватели

bribe voters

подкупен (-на)

bribe-taking

купувам

bribe

вземам подкуп

take a bribe

bribe Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to bribe sb into doing sth

подкупвам нкг да направи нщ

to bribe voters

подкупвам гласоподаватели

to take a bribe

вземам подкуп

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Government officials also reportedly bribe journalists to influence their reporting.

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The loan shark could also bribe a large firm's paymaster to provide information on its many employees.

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He quickly learned to build contacts with the gangs who ran them and to take bribes.

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The kiosk operators often do not have these documents and thus pay bribes.

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He had a net income of around $4 million each year after the costs of bribing politicians and police.

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Police were engaged to watch the burying grounds but were often bribed or made drunk.

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I'm not some spoilt toddler that needs to be bribed with endless sweeties.

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Those who were unable to obtain passes could usually bribe the border guards or sneak across.

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The con involves bribing a bank vice president into wiring money offshore.

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There had also been, concurrent with this, an almost perpetual scandal of wealthy senators and knights bribing juries to gain verdicts favorable to them.

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