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N-COUNT A whistle-blower is someone who finds out that the organization they work for is doing something immoral or illegal and tells the authorities or the public about it. 检举者; 告发者 [journalism]
An FBI whistle-blower testified to Congress about problems in the agency.
一位联邦调查局的检举者就机构内的问题对国会作了证。
An FBI whistle-blower testified to Congress about problems in the agency.
一位联邦调查局的检举者就机构内的问题对国会作了证。
On April 5, 2010, Wikileaks released a video that it said it had received it from a military whistle-blower and used donated computing power to decrypt it.
在2010年4月5日，Wikileaks发行了一段录像，录像中说明此录像来自于自称是军事告密者的人，解释明白这份录像是有利于提升运算能力的。
Robin, R-7's whistle-blower (also Cliff's former girlfriend), is a natural scientist, but her determination to uncover fraud may be driven by romantic disappointment.
揭发R7秘密的罗宾（克里夫前女友）则是一位朴实的科学家，不过她决心揭露骗局可能多少出于对爱情的失望。
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