n.勒索者；敲诈者；强夺者

原形：extortioner复数：extortioners

The extortioner threatened to reveal the secret if his demands were not met.
如果他的要求得不到满足，这个勒索者威胁要揭露这个秘密。
The businessman was accused of being an extortioner, exploiting his power to extract bribes.
这位商人被指控是一个勒索者，利用自己的权力索取贿赂。
The local mafia boss was known as a notorious extortioner, terrorizing small shop owners for protection money.
当地的黑手党头目以臭名昭著的勒索者著称，恐吓小商店店主以收取保护费。
The extortioner's tactics involved threatening letters and anonymous phone calls to his victims.
勒索者的手段包括向受害者发送威胁信和匿名电话。
The police launched an operation to arrest the extortioner who had been blackmailing innocent people for years.
警方展开行动，逮捕了多年以来一直敲诈无辜民众的勒索者。
The extortioner demanded a large sum of money in exchange for not releasing sensitive information.
勒索者要求一大笔钱作为不泄露敏感信息的交换条件。
In the olden days, highwaymen were considered extortioners, robbing travelers at knife or gunpoint.
在过去，拦路强盗被视为勒索者，他们在刀剑或枪口下抢劫旅行者。
The corrupt official acted as an extortioner, demanding bribes from those seeking permits.
那个腐败的官员充当勒索者，向申请许可证的人索要贿赂。
The extortioner's reign of terror ended when he was caught by law enforcement during a sting operation.
在一次诱捕行动中被执法部门抓获后，勒索者的恐怖统治结束了。
The small business owner lived in constant fear of the extortioner who demanded weekly payments.
小企业主一直生活在恐惧中，因为那个勒索者每周都要求支付保护费。