muckraker单词基本解析：

n.搜集并揭发丑事的人（尤指新闻记者）
n. 探听丑闻的人
n.搜集并揭发丑事的人（尤指新闻记者）；

muckraker变化用词：

名词: muckraker | 动词过去式: muckraked | 动词过去分词: muckraked | 动词现在分词: muckraking | 动词第三人称单数: muckrakes |

muckraker英英释义：

Noun

1. one who spreads real or alleged scandal about another (usually for political advantage)

名词 muckraker:

one who spreads real or alleged scandal about another (usually for political advantage)

同义词：mudslinger

muckraker[ 'mʌk,reikə ]n.one who spreads real or alleged scandal about another (usually for political advantage)

同义词：mudslinger

muckraker中文词源：

muckraker用法和例句：

muckraker

“He laid out battle plans and political strategies, in advance, with remarkable clarity,” the muckraker Jack Anderson, who was a cub reporter in China, said of Zhou in his memoirs.

“他总是提前设计好十分清晰的作战计划和政治策略。”

He's a muckraker.

他是丑闻的揭发者.

Having discovered his vocation as a cultural muckraker, he eventually secured an audience, a market and even the offer (which was refused) of Westminster Abbey as a final resting place.

在认识到把揭文化黑幕作为自己的职业之后，他最终获得了一个听众、一个市场、甚至是把威斯敏斯特教堂作为他最后的安息之所的提议（被他拒绝了）。

That journalist is nothing but a professional muckraker.

记者是职业性的爱找丑闻的人。

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