n.告密者，告发者
vi.(向家长、教师等)告发，告密，告状

原形：snitch第三人称单数：snitches复数：snitches过去式：snitched过去分词：snitched现在分词：snitching

He snitched on his friend for cheating on the exam, leading to his suspension.
他告发了他的朋友考试作弊，导致他被停学。
The snitch provided crucial information to the police, helping them solve the crime.
那个告密者向警方提供了关键信息，帮助他们破案。
In prison, being labeled a snitch can mean a life sentence in solitary confinement.
在监狱里，被标记为告密者可能意味着要被单独关押终身。
She snitched to her teacher about the students who were bullying her.
她向老师告发了那些欺负她的学生。
Don't be a snitch, keep what you saw to yourself.
不要当告密者，把你看到的保密。
The snitching culture in the neighborhood is causing distrust among residents.
社区里的告密风气导致了居民之间的不信任。
He was caught stealing and, in an attempt to save himself, snitched on his accomplice.
他偷窃被抓，为了自救，出卖了他的同伙。
The gang member who became a police informant was considered a snitch by his former associates.
那个成为警方线人的帮派成员被他以前的同伙视为告密者。
In the game of Quidditch, the Snitch is a small, golden ball that's worth 150 points.
在魁地奇游戏中，斯内普是一个金色的小球，价值150分。
If you snitch, you might get rewarded, but you'll lose the respect of your peers.
如果你告密，你可能会得到奖励，但你会失去同伴的尊重。