whistle blower中文什么意思

告发者

公开揭露公司非法行为的内部雇员

• whistle:    vi. 1.吹口哨。 2.放汽笛；〔 ...
• whistle-blower:    〔主美俚〕告密者，揭发者。
• the whistle:    寒笛; 哨子

例句与用法

1. Many people are scared to be whistle blowers because of their job security
   （许多人为了自己工作安全，害怕成为告密者。 ）
2. As mr . a has been considered a whistle blower , his job will be in jeopardy
   （由于a先生被认为是位告密者，他的工作将会受到损害。 ）
3. From one perspective , whistle blowing can benefit the public ; from another perspective , it can harm the whistle blower and the company
   从一个角度看，泄密可以使公众受益；从另外一个角度看，她会伤害到个人和组织。
4. The scene was one of confusion , verging to all appearances on absolute chaos , but every little move had been prearranged . nay , amid all the scurry the whistle blower even took a few turns , stepping short as he did so , in order to rest his legs
   那里是一片混乱景象，但这只是表面上的，在那里连最细微的动作都是事先安排好的然而，在这片忙乱之中，那个提台词的人却迈着细步踱来踱去，活动一下腿脚。
5. Kicac allowed whistle blowers to call for kicac to take steps necessary for guaranteeing their status , such as a restoration of damage inflicted upon whistle blowers , and suspension of transferer or disciplinary punishment when whistle blowers suffer or are expected to suffer disadvantages or discrimination
   南韩廉政公署容许那些举报人士在遭受到或预计将会遭受不利对待或歧视时，要求公署采取必要的行动保障他们，例如修复举报人士受损坏的物件，以及停止对他们实施的调职或纪律处分。

英文释义

名词

1. an informant who exposes wrongdoing within an organization in the hope of stopping it; "the law gives little protection to whistleblowers who feel the public has a right to know what is going on"; "the whistleblower was fired for exposing the conditions in mental hospitals"
   同义词：whistle-blower, whistleblower