Translation meaning & definition of the word "corruption" into Chinese (Traditional) language

noun

1. Lack of integrity or honesty (especially susceptibility to bribery)

• Use of a position of trust for dishonest gain

synonym:
• corruptness
,
• corruption

1. 缺乏正直或誠實（尤其是易受賄賂）

• 使用信託頭寸獲得不誠實收益

同義詞:
• 腐敗

2. In a state of progressive putrefaction

synonym:
• putrescence
,
• putridness
,
• rottenness
,
• corruption

2. 處於漸進式腐敗狀態

同義詞:
• 腐爛
,
• 爛
,
• 腐敗

3. Decay of matter (as by rot or oxidation)

synonym:
• corruption

3. 物質衰變（如腐爛或氧化）

同義詞:
• 腐敗

4. Moral perversion

• Impairment of virtue and moral principles

• "The luxury and corruption among the upper classes"

• "Moral degeneracy followed intellectual degeneration"

• "Its brothels, its opium parlors, its depravity"

• "Rome had fallen into moral putrefaction"

synonym:
• corruption
,
• degeneracy
,
• depravation
,
• depravity
,
• putrefaction

4. 道德變態

• 美德和道德原則的損害

• "“上層階級的奢侈和腐敗”"

• "“道德墮落跟隨智力墮落”"

• "“它的妓院,它的鴉片客廳,它的墮落”"

• "“羅馬陷入了道德上的不滿”"

同義詞:
• 腐敗
,
• 退化
,
• 墮落

5. Destroying someone's (or some group's) honesty or loyalty

• Undermining moral integrity

• "Corruption of a minor"

• "The big city's subversion of rural innocence"

synonym:
• corruption
,
• subversion

5. 破壞某人（或某些團體）的誠實或忠誠

• 破壞道德操守

• "“未成年人的腐敗”"

• "“大城市對農村純真的顛覆”"

同義詞:
• 腐敗
,
• 顛覆

6. Inducement (as of a public official) by improper means (as bribery) to violate duty (as by commiting a felony)

• "He was held on charges of corruption and racketeering"

synonym:
• corruption

6. 通過不當手段（作為賄賂）誘使（作為公職人員）違反職責（如犯下重罪）

• "“他被控腐敗和敲詐勒索”"

同義詞:
• 腐敗

Examples of using

We are sick and tired of political corruption.

我們對政治腐敗感到厭倦。