harasser
noun [ C ] uk/?h?r.?s.?r/ /h??r?s.?r/ us/h??r?s.?/ /?her.?.s?/
骚扰他人者
someone who annoys or upsets another person over a period of time by their behaviour, especially by unwanted and offensive sexual behaviour
Her harasser was eventually charged and convicted of sexual assault. 骚扰她的人最终被指控并被判犯有性侵犯罪。
Try to clear your social media of harassers and trolls. 尽量把骚扰别人的人和故意发表挑衅言论的人从你社交媒体上清除掉。
a sexual harasser 对他人进行性骚扰的人
- More examples
- Simply firing or forcing out a sexual harasser often does little to change a company's culture.
- He's a harasser, an abuser, a sexual predator.
- The New York Times reported the company gave generous exit packages to alleged harassers.
- Activists say the proposed law would deter harassers and encourage women to speak out.
- Generally, cyber bullies are harassers who use the same weapons bullies have always used: gossip, humiliation, and threats.