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Definition
To accept bribes or dirty money.
colloquialmoneywork
How it's used
Focuses specifically on the act of taking illicit payments in exchange for favors, often within professional or political contexts. Unlike the broader term 貪污, which refers to corruption in general, this phrase highlights the physical receipt of dirty money. It carries a strong negative moral judgment and is frequently used in news reports or when discussing scandals.
Examples
He is a government official who accepts bribes, he really has no conscience.
Related words
Common phrases
suspected of accepting bribes
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 洗黑錢, which refers to the process of making illegally obtained money appear legitimate. Using them interchangeably will lead to significant confusion about whether someone is taking a bribe or laundering criminal proceeds.
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