snitch bitches中文是什么意思

• [网络] 叮咬bit子

• snitch    n. 〔美俚〕贼。 vt. 偷，扒。 vi. 偷窃。 vi. 〔俚语〕告发，告密 (on)。 n. ＝snitcher 〔俚语〕告密者，告发者。
• evade bitches    远离婊子
• dry snitch    不动声色的小偷
• golden snitch    金色飞贼; 金探子
• snitch feathers    偷扒羽毛
• why men love bitches    坏女人有人爱
• snitch jacket    Reputation for being an informant. It is used both in police jargon and street slang. It is NOT an actual jacket (as in a garment), or being beaten up (though it may result in being beaten up.) Jacket comes from the "file jackets" that were used by the police prior to computerization of records. ; ; The phrase has part of its origins in the police interrogation tactic of threatening criminals who will not cooperate. Often the only reason a perpetrator doesn't snitch is because he fears it will get to the street and put him in danger. Ironically police officers threaten to publicize or have correctional officers publicize that a perpetrator's "jacket" says they are an informant to get them to inform. Someone with a "snitch jacket" is often just a willing informant obviously. ; > Son they trying to send me up north with a snitch jacket for 16 months! People asking me dumb s#!t like, "Oh I thought that carried a minimum of 3 years served? How you get that?" That's the normal plea deal but they trying to spin it to population to get me to drop dime. Guess I gotta snitch! ;
• snitch bitch    [网络] 叮咬bit子
• snitch jacketing    snitchjacketing or badjacketing isn't an east coast term. it refers to someone calling someone an informant or a "snitch" to out them from a group. the FBI and other law enforcement groups use real informants to plant evidence on people that they may be a snitch to then create infighting or a witch-hunt. it also makes it difficult for those reffered to as snitches, who are in-fact snithes, to work within the movement they come from, because people are weary of such a rumor possibly being true. ; ; when not used by cops/ security forces/ etc it's usually employed by someone as a low blow, because they can't come up with anything of any merit to accuse, denounce, or argue with someone about. ; ; > Ex.Hey Duke, have you cashed your check from the FBI yet? ; > ^ example of snitchjacketing. ;
• snit fit    [网络] 适合
• snitch jackets    Reputation for being an informant. It is used both in police jargon and street slang. It is NOT an actual jacket (as in a garment), or being beaten up (though it may result in being beaten up.) Jacket comes from the "file jackets" that were used by the police prior to computerization of records. ; ; The phrase has part of its origins in the police interrogation tactic of threatening criminals who will not cooperate. Often the only reason a perpetrator doesn't snitch is because he fears it will get to the street and put him in danger. Ironically police officers threaten to publicize or have correctional officers publicize that a perpetrator's "jacket" says they are an informant to get them to inform. Someone with a "snitch jacket" is often just a willing informant obviously. ; > Son they trying to send me up north with a snitch jacket for 16 months! People asking me dumb s#!t like, "Oh I thought that carried a minimum of 3 years served? How you get that?" That's the normal plea deal but they trying to spin it to population to get me to drop dime. Guess I gotta snitch! ;
• snisodactyly    [医] 手指长短不均
• snitch line    [网络] 暗探
• snishing    [网络] sn
• snitch on    vi.告密
• snish    [网络] sn