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ratting

/ˈræt.ɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Das Melden von Fehlverhalten oder die Weitergabe kompromittierender Informationen an die Behörden, oft aus Eigennutz oder um selbst Vorteile zu erlangen; auch das Denunzieren von Personen., Verb, das bedeutet, jemanden zu verraten oder bei einer Autorität anzuschwärzen, oft heimlich.

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noun

/ˈræt.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • deDas Melden von Fehlverhalten oder die Weitergabe kompromittierender Informationen an die Behörden, oft aus Eigennutz oder um selbst Vorteile zu erlangen; auch das Denunzieren von Personen.

A noun referring to the act of providing incriminating evidence to law enforcement, often in exchange for leniency or favors.

unzählbar

  1. Informing on someoneC1slang

    The act of providing incriminating evidence about someone to law enforcement, often in exchange for leniency or other benefits.

    deDenunziation

    • He was arrested for ratting on his former partners.
    • Ratting is considered a serious betrayal in criminal circles.
    • The informant's ratting led to several convictions.

    Synonymeinforming

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

rat/ræt/B2formal
  • deVerb, das bedeutet, jemanden zu verraten oder bei einer Autorität anzuschwärzen, oft heimlich.

A verb meaning to inform on someone or betray a person or group, often to authorities.

  1. Betray or inform onB2informal

    To betray one's group or associates, often for personal gain, or to inform authorities about someone's activities.

    deverraten oder denunzieren

    • He ratted on his friends to save himself from punishment.
    • She ratted out her colleagues to the boss.
    • Don't rat on us; we trusted you.

    Synonymebetraydouble crossgrasspeachsnitchsquealstooltattletell on

  2. Work as a strikebreakerC1informalbritish

    To take the place of a worker who is on strike, or to employ strikebreakers.

    deStreikbrecher sein

    • The company ratted the strike by hiring temporary workers.
    • He was accused of ratting on his union by crossing the picket line.
    • They ratted the factory to keep production going.

    Synonymeblacklegscab

  3. Style hairC1informalamerican

    To give hair a fuller appearance by using a rat (a pad of hair or synthetic material).

    deHaare aufplustern

    • She ratted her hair to create a voluminous updo.
    • In the 1960s, women often ratted their hair for bouffant styles.
    • He ratted his wig to make it look more natural.
  4. B2formal

    To catch or hunt rats, typically using dogs.

    deRatten jagen

    • The terrier was trained to rat in the barn.
    • They spent the afternoon ratting in the old warehouse.
    • Ratting with dogs is a traditional pest control method.
Formen
  • ratted past participle
  • ratted past simple
  • ratting present participle
  • rats third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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