violator

IPA/ˈvaɪəleɪtə(r)/
KK[vˈaɪəlˌetɚ]IPA/ˈvaɪəleɪtər/

violator — 名詞

  • violatorsingular
  • violatorsplural

1. a person, company, or government that refuses to follow a law, fails to honour a

1.名詞B2
釋義

違規者

違反法律、協議或規範的個人或組織

a person, company, or government that refuses to follow a law, fails to honour an agreement, or disregards rights that others are entitled to

例句

The court fined the factory as a repeat violator of environmental safety laws.

法院對這間屢次違反環境安全法規的工廠處以罰款。

collocation: repeat violator of [law]

Saira discovered the company was a serial violator of international fair-trade agreements.

Saira 發現該公司屢次違反國際公平貿易協議。

同義詞
  • offender

    broader term for anyone who breaks a rule or law

  • lawbreaker

    specifically refers to breaking legal statutes

  • transgressor

    more formal; often implies a moral or ethical breach

  • infringer

    narrower; used when someone violates rights, copyrights, or patents

反義詞

文法句型

violator of + [law/rule/agreement/right]

用法筆記

Frequently used in legal, regulatory, or formal institutional contexts rather than everyday conversation.

常見錯誤

He was fined for being a violator.
He was fined for the violation.
💡'violator' names the person who broke the rule; 'violation' names the act itself.

2. a person who uses force or threats to make someone have sex with them

2.名詞B2
釋義

性侵犯

以強迫手段使他人發生性行為的犯罪者

a person who uses force or threats to make someone have sex with them

例句

Detectives matched the suspected violator’s DNA to evidence from a rape near the bus station.

警方比對出這名涉嫌性侵者的 DNA,證實他與巴士站附近一起強暴案有關。

pattern: suspected violator (legal and crime reporting context)

Amani testified in court against the violator who had sexually assaulted her roommate a year earlier.

Amani 出庭指證那名一年前性侵她室友的男子。

pattern: testify against the violator (courtroom context)

同義詞
  • rapist

    the most direct and common word for this meaning

  • sexual assailant

    formal legal term used in court documents

  • sex offender

    broader legal category that includes other sexual crimes

用法筆記

Used chiefly in legal and crime reporting; 'rapist' is the more direct and common term in everyday English.