216.body bag ： 裝尸袋

　　A heavy-duty bag that is used to contain a corpse.

　　一種結(jié)實(shí)的用來(lái)裝運(yùn)尸體的袋子。

　　The officer warmed the man to drop his gun or “end up in a body bag.”

　　警察警告那人放下武器，否則必死無(wú)疑。

　　217.bomb squad ： 爆破小組

　　A team of police who are specially-trained to remove and deactivate bombs.

　　經(jīng)專門訓(xùn)練，從事排除和拆卸炸彈的一支警察隊(duì)伍。

　　The bomb squad was called in to deactivate the car bomb.

　　有關(guān)部門請(qǐng)來(lái)爆破小組拆除這枚汽車炸彈。

　　218.bootlegging ： 販賣違禁品

　　The illegal distribution of items such as alcohol, drugs, firearms, etc.

　　非法銷售物品如酒類、毒品、槍支等。

　　Three Mexicans were arrested for bootlegging firearms across the border.

　　三名墨西哥人因越境販賣槍支而被捕。

　　219.break-in ： 非法闖入

　　A burglar

　　入室盜竊

　　It looks like you are the victim of a break-in.

　　看起來(lái)，你是入室盜竊的受害者。

　　220.bribery ： 行賄受賄

　　The act of offering, giving, or taking bribes.

　　贈(zèng)送，提供，或接受賄金的行為。

　　The congressman resigned after having been found guilty of bribery.

　　這位議員被證實(shí)犯有行賄受賄罪后辭職了。

　　221.bucket shop ： 投機(jī)商號(hào)

　　(Also called “telephone boiler room.”) An office that is used to promote worthless land or securities by mail or through telemarketing.

　　(也被稱為”電話交易所”)通過(guò)郵件或電話營(yíng)銷來(lái)推銷荒地或垃圾證券的地點(diǎn)。

　　Crooks across the country are using bucket shops to scam older people.

　　全國(guó)各地的騙子都利用投機(jī)商號(hào)來(lái)欺騙老年人。

　　222.bug ： 竊聽

　　To use electronic listening devices to listen in on the conversations of others.

　　使用電子收聽裝置來(lái)偷聽他人的談話。

　　This office has been bugged.

　　這間辦公室已被竊聽。

　　223.bum rap ： 錯(cuò)捕

　　An unmerited arrest

　　不應(yīng)實(shí)施的逮捕。

　　Steve served six months jail time on a bum rap.

　　史迪夫因錯(cuò)捕而受了6個(gè)月的監(jiān)禁。

　　224.burglary ： 入室盜竊

　　The act of breaking into a home, building, etc. with the intent to steal from it.

　　闖入民宅、建筑物等，企圖偷盜的行為。

　　Burglaries in our town have been on the upswing.

　　我們小城里的入室盜竊案一直在上升。

　　225.car bangers ： 汽車竊賊

　　Thieves who steal form automobiles.

　　從汽車?yán)锿禆|西的賊。

　　Police caught the car bangers in the act.

　　警方將這些汽車竊賊當(dāng)場(chǎng)抓獲。

　　226.career criminal ： 職業(yè)罪犯

　　A person who makes a living from crime.

　　以犯罪為生的人。

　　John was a career criminal until the day he got caught in the home of a policeman.

　　約翰是位職業(yè)罪犯，直到一天他在一個(gè)警察家里被抓獲。

　　227.child abuse ： 虐待兒童

　　The physical and verbal mistreatment of children.

　　對(duì)兒童進(jìn)行身體上和言語(yǔ)上的虐待。

　　The most unnerving thing about child abuse is the number of cases that go unreported.

　　有關(guān)虐待兒童方面最讓人不安的事情是大量的此類行為沒(méi)有報(bào)道。

　　228.chop shop ： 地下拆車廠

　　A shop where criminals take apart stolen cars and sell the parts.

　　犯罪分子將所盜汽車拆成零件并銷售出去的窩點(diǎn)。

　　I watched a news program that tracked chop shops across the country.

　　我收看了一個(gè)追蹤全國(guó)地下拆車點(diǎn)的電視節(jié)目。

　　229.cocaine ： 可卡因

　　A powerful stimulant drug.

　　一種有強(qiáng)力興奮作用的毒品。

　　What is the street value of a pound of cocaine?

　　一磅可卡因市值多少?

　　230.computer cleaner ： 消除財(cái)務(wù)信息的電腦黑客

　　A person who, for a price, clean computer files of unfavorable financial credit information of others.

　　將反映他人財(cái)物信用赤字的計(jì)算機(jī)文件抹去以獲取報(bào)酬的人員。

　　Computer cleaners cost companies and financial institutions million of dollars every year.

　　消除財(cái)務(wù)信息的電腦黑客每年給公司和金融機(jī)構(gòu)造成百萬(wàn)元計(jì)的損失。

　　231.con artist ： 行騙高手

　　A person who is skilled at convincing others of believing in fraudulent schemes.

　　擅于蒙騙并使人進(jìn)入騙局的人。

　　Bob makes his living as a con artist.

　　鮑勃是位行騙高手，并以行騙為生。

　　232.con game ： 騸局

　　Any fraudulent scheme

　　任何騙人的把戲。

　　My grandparents got burned in a con game.

　　我的祖父母曾上過(guò)騙子的當(dāng)。