briber

/bɹˈaɪbɚ/ noun

A person who bribes.

Word Origin Bribe comes from Old French briber 'to beg, steal' — originally a scrap of bread given to a beggar. It evolved to mean a gift to influence someone corruptly. A briber is the giver of such gifts. The word bribery follows the same path.

noun A person who bribes. countable

The briber offered the official a large sum of money in exchange for favors.

(名词) 行贿者

行贿者向官员提供了一大笔钱以换取好处。

(sustantivo) sobornador; cohechador; corruptor [Persona que soborna.]

El sobornador ofreció al funcionario una gran suma de dinero a cambio de favores.

(nom) corrupteur; corruptrice; suborneur; suborneuse [Personne qui verse un pot-de-vin ou tente de corrompre quelqu'un.]

Le briber a offert une grosse somme d'argent au fonctionnaire en échange de faveurs.

(Substantiv) Bestecher [Eine Person, die andere besticht, um sich Vorteile zu verschaffen.]

Der **briber** bot dem Beamten eine große Geldsumme im Austausch für Gefälligkeiten an.

(名詞) 賄賂を渡す人、贈賄者

"贈賄者は役人に対して多額の金を差し出し、見返りに便宜供与を求めた。"

(substantivo) subornador; corrompedor [Uma pessoa que suborna.]

O subornador ofereceu ao funcionário público uma grande quantia em dinheiro em troca de favores.

Word parts: bribe + er

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