snitch

• 指暗中向当局（如警方）告发他人的人，常带有背叛或出卖的意味。也指爱打小报告、背后告状的人。

A noun referring to a person who informs on others, often to authorities such as the police, typically in a secretive or betraying manner.

1. Informer or betrayerB2informal

   A person who secretly gives information about someone else's wrongdoing to an authority, often the police.

   告密者

   • The gang suspected there was a snitch among them.
   • He was labeled a snitch after talking to the detectives.
   • No one trusts a snitch in this neighborhood.

   同义词finkgrassinformernarkratsquealerstool pigeonstoolietattletale

• 指秘密或背叛性地向权威人士告发他人，尤指告密、打小报告。

A verb used to indicate the act of informing on someone, especially to an authority figure, often in a secretive or betraying manner.

1. StealB2informal

   To take something that does not belong to you, especially in a sneaky or petty way.

   偷窃

   • Someone snitched my wallet from the table.
   • He snitched a cookie from the jar when no one was looking.
   • They caught him snitching office supplies.

   同义词copfilchliftnickpilferpinchpurloinsnafflestealswipe

2. Inform on someoneB2informal

   To secretly tell an authority figure about someone else's wrongdoing.

   告密

   • He snitched on his classmates for cheating.
   • She snitched to the teacher about the prank.
   • Don't snitch on your friends; it's not cool.

   同义词betrayblabgrassinformratsquealtattletell

   反义词defendprotectshield