extortion
/ɪkˈstɔː.ʃən/Word connections
noun
/ɪkˈstɔː.ʃən/Существительное, обозначающее преступное действие по получению денег, имущества или услуг от лица или учреждения путем принуждения, угроз или запугивания.
Sustantivo que designa el delito de obtener dinero, bienes o servicios de una persona o institución mediante coacción, amenazas o intimidación.
Nom désignant l'action délictueuse d'obtenir de l'argent, des biens ou des services d'une personne ou d'une institution par la contrainte, les menaces ou l'intimidation.
Substantiv, das eine Straftat bezeichnet, bei der Geld, Vermögenswerte oder Leistungen von einer Person oder Institution durch Zwang, Drohungen oder Einschüchterung erlangt werden.
Substantivo que designa o ato criminoso de obter dinheiro, bens ou serviços de uma pessoa ou instituição por meio de coação, ameaça ou intimidação.
指通过威胁、胁迫或恐吓等手段,从个人或机构获取金钱、财产或服务的犯罪行为。
اسم يدل على فعل جرمي يتمثل في الحصول على المال أو الممتلكات أو الخدمات من شخص أو مؤسسة عن طريق الإكراه أو التهديد أو التخويف. ويشمل أيضاً ابتزاز الشخص بوسائل غير مشروعة لانتزاع ما لا يحق الحصول عليه.
A noun referring to the criminal act of obtaining money, property, or services from a person or institution through coercion, threats, or intimidation.
uncountable
Illegal coercionB2formallegal
The practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats.
Вымогательство
extorsión
Extorsion
Erpressung
Extorsão
敲诈勒索
الابتزاز
- The businessman was arrested for extortion after threatening his competitors.
- Extortion is a serious crime that carries heavy penalties.
- The gang used extortion to take money from local shop owners.
Synonymsblackmailcoercionduressexactionintimidationracketshakedownthreat
BlackmailB2formallegal
The act of demanding payment or favors by threatening to reveal damaging information.
Вымогательство
Chantaje
Chantage
Erpressung
Extorsão
敲诈勒索
ابتزاز
- He was convicted of extortion for threatening to release private photos.
- The politician resigned after being accused of extortion.
- Extortion cases often involve threats of violence or public exposure.
- extortions plural form
- extortions' possessive plural form
- extortion's possessive singular form
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