plagiarize
plagiarize — 動詞
- plagiarizepresent simple I / you / we / they
- plagiarizeshe / she / it
- plagiarizedpast simple
- plagiarizing-ing form
1. to take someone else's writing, ideas, or creative work and present it as if you
抄襲
把別人的文字或想法當成自己的來使用
to take someone else's writing, ideas, or creative work and present it as if you created it yourself, without naming the real source
Rodrigo plagiarized three paragraphs from an online article for his history essay.
Rodrigo 從一篇網路文章中抄襲了三段內容放進他的歷史論文裡。
plagiarize + from [source]
The university expelled Karim after he plagiarized his entire final paper.
Karim 整份期末報告都是抄襲的,因此被大學退學。
Tamar's publisher dropped her when they discovered she had plagiarized several passages.
Tamar 的出版社發現她抄襲了多段文字後,決定不再與她合作。
Putri lost her journalism award because she plagiarized quotes from another reporter.
Putri 因為抄襲了另一位記者的引述內容而失去了新聞獎。
The songwriter admitted he had plagiarized the melody from a 1970s hit.
那位詞曲創作人承認他抄襲了一首七零年代熱門歌曲的旋律。
plagiarize + creative work (melody, lyrics, design)
- plagiarize an essay
- plagiarize a paper
- plagiarize a passage
- plagiarize content
- plagiarize from a website
文法句型
plagiarize + noun/noun phrase
plagiarize + from + source
用法筆記
Common in academic and professional settings. The object is usually a piece of writing, an idea, or a creative work — rarely a physical object. American spelling: 'plagiarize'; British English also accepts 'plagiarise'.
常見錯誤
同根字
- plagiarism名詞B2
- plagiarist名詞C1
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- plagiarize content
- plagiarize work
- plagiarize material
副詞搭配
- blatantly plagiarize
- directly plagiarize
- knowingly plagiarize
常用片語
- accused of plagiarizing
- caught plagiarizing
介系詞搭配
- plagiarize from