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Перевод: informer

[существительное]
доносчик ; осведомитель ; информатор

Тезаурус:

1. An informer was an informer.
2. And all because of" he half-turned and spat at Luke, "that fuckin' informer there!"
3. In a country where one in four is said to be an informer or member of the secret police, if the present order breaks down there will be a lot of old scores to be settled.
4. It is likely that this group was betrayed by an informer.
5. The bomber turned informer and tipped off police.
6. Poor Charles Bradlaugh, returned time after time by the electors of Northampton was first found by the courts (on the application of an informer for a penalty) to be disentitled to affirm (since, having no religion, he had no religious objection to taking the oath) (in Clarke v Bradlaugh (1881) 7 QBD 38, reversed but not on this point in Bradlaugh v Clarke (1883) 8 App Cas 354).
7. According to "Mozzarella" Mannoia, a Mafia informer, Mr Calvi was murdered by an Italian mafioso because he had failed to repay a large Mafia investment of dirty money.
8. At night the place was jumping, the whistling urinals were all occupied, and then the smell of piss and semen was the smell of ecstatic terror, for we never knew when the place would be raided by the cops, and the person standing at the next stall playing with himself might be a copper's nark, an informer or an agent provocateur .
9. But if an informer heard him denouncing the President as an idiot, what then?
10. Rush to find defence team after sudden arraignment Hit-squad informer faces murder trial.
11. "An informer is an informer," Tim Skerritt said, repeating what he had heard so many times in the village that day.
12. Dr Gerard Vaughan, a former health minister, was especially vocal in condemning the action, but others took the view that the "informer" in the case had a duty to report an action which possibly constituted a crime against another human being;
13. Although a number of members of the UPV were charged with these explosions, all the cases failed because juries were not convinced by the evidence of an Ulster Protestant Volunteer who turned police informer.