suborned

英 [səˈbɔːnd]

美 [səˈbɔːrnd]

v. 收买，买通(使作伪证等); 唆使(他人犯法)
suborn的过去分词和过去式

Then they suborned men, which said, We have heard him speak blasphemous words against Moses, and against God.
就买出人来说，我们听见他说谤？？摩西，和神的话。
The majority of recent pirate trials involve men at the midrange of these organizations or foot soldiers suborned into piracy for their sailing knowledge, a regional counterterrorism official said.
一位地区反恐官员说，最近受审的海盗大多数都是这些犯罪网络的中层，或是因其航海知识而被收买从事海盗行为的底层士兵。
But climate change, and the environment, still remain subordinate to, and indeed suborned by, the primary policy aim of the central and local governments, of the need to maintain fast growth.
不过，气候变化和环境问题，仍要服从于中央和地方政府保持快速增长的首要政策目标（实际上，这些问题还受到了政策目标的唆使）。
There's the attitude of the suborned missionary, and there's the more complicated and interesting attitude of the people he encounters sitting under these trees.
被收买的传教士的态度，而他在树下遇到，那些人的态度，要更复杂，更有趣。