BLACKMAIL

[`blækmeɪl]

шантаж; вымогание, вымогательство, шантажирование

шантажировать; вымогать деньги

blackmail: translation

▪ emotional, moral

▪ economic, nuclear, political

▪ attempt, threat

▪ plot, scheme

▪

▪ effectively, virtually

▪

Voters were effectively blackmailed into voting ‘Yes’.

▪ emotionally

▪

Don't let him emotionally blackmail you.

▪ attempt to, try to

▪ into

▪

She says she was virtually blackmailed into giving up her claim to the property.

blackmail: translation

▪ I. blackmail black‧mail ¹ [ˈblækmeɪl] noun [uncountable] LAW

demanding money from a person or organization by threatening them, for example threatening to tell secrets about them if they do not pay:

  [m0] ▪ II. blackmail blackmail ² verb [intransitive, transitive] LAW

to demand money from a person or organization by threatening them, for example threatening to tell secrets about them if they do not pay:

blackmail UK US /ˈblækmeɪl/ noun [U]

► a situation in which threats are made to harm a person or organization if they do not do something such as give someone money: »

Large corporations can be vulnerable to blackmail demands by computer hackers.

blackmail UK US /ˈblækmeɪl/ verb [T]

► to make threats to harm a company or organization if they do not do something you want, such as give you money: »

A former executive, seeking damages of $2.5 million, was accused of trying to blackmail the company.

blackmail: translation

account, allowance, ask, ask for, assessment, badger, badger game, bill, blood money, bloodsucking, boodle, booty, call, call for, challenge, claim, clamor for, coerce, compel, contribution, cry for, demand, demand for, draft, drain, duty, emolument, exact, exaction, extort, extortion, extortionate demand, fee, footing, force, force from, graft, haul, heavy demand, hot goods, hush money, impose, imposition, impost, indent, initiation fee, insistent demand, issue an ultimatum, levy, levy blackmail, loot, make, make a demand, mileage, nonnegotiable demand, notice, order, order up, perks, perquisite, pickings, place an order, plunder, pork barrel, prize, protection racket, pry loose from, public till, public trough, put in requisition, ransom, reckoning, rend, rend from, require, requirement, requisition, retainer, retaining fee, rip, rip from, rush, rush order, scot, screw, shake down, shakedown, snatch from, spoil, spoils, spoils of office, squeeze, stealings, stipend, stolen goods, swag, take, tax, taxing, tear from, till, tribute, ultimatum, vampirism, warn, warning, wrench, wrench from, wrest, wring, wring from

Blackmail: übersetzung

Black|mail 〈[ blæ̣kmɛıl] n.; -s; unz.〉 Erpressung; oV Blackmailing [engl.]

Black|mail ['blækmeɪl], das; -[s] [engl. blackmail, aus: black = ↑schwarz (6) u. veraltet mail = Steuer, Gebühr]: Erpressung [durch Androhung der Bloßstellung].

blackmail: übersetzung

blackmail¹ v erpressen, nötigen

blackmail² Erpressung f, Nötigung f

эк., юр. шантаж (вымогательство путем угрозы распространения сведений, компрометирующих жертву; сведения могут быть подлинными или вымышленными)

blackmail [ˊblækmeɪl]

1. n шанта́ж; вымога́тельство

2. v шантажи́ровать; вымога́ть де́ньги

шантаж.

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англ. n = и -s