laundering
gb/lˈɔndɚɪŋ/ us/lˈɔndɚɪŋ/
B2
Anglais
pénzmosás, mosás, tisztára mosás
NOM
C1
LEGAL
1
pénzmosás
B2
Schéma d’usage :
[money/assets/proceeds] laundering; laundering [money/assets/proceeds]
Prosecutors alleged laundering of drug profits through several restaurants.
Az ügyészek szerint a kábítószerből származó profitot több éttermen keresztül mosták tisztára.
The bank was fined for failing to detect laundering by organized crime groups.
A bankot megbírságolták, mert nem vette észre a szervezett bűnözői csoportok pénzmosását.
New regulations target laundering through cryptocurrency exchanges.
Exemples pédagogiques
The gang used fake companies for laundering.
A banda fedőcégeket használt pénzmosásra.
She was arrested on laundering charges.
Pénzmosás vádjával letartóztatták.
Erreur fréquente :
Do not confuse laundering money with simply transferring or saving legal money; it involves hiding an illegal origin.
Sens
concealing illegal money
Collocations
money laundering
|anti-money-laundering rules
|laundering scheme
|laundering operation
|laundering charges
|laundering investigation
|laundering network
|laundering through shell companies
|drug-money laundering
|laundering of proceeds
Synonymes
cleaning (Informal metaphor for making illegal money appear legal.)
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legitimization (Broader term; does not always imply crime.)
Thèmes
crime
|finance
|law
|business
Définition
Hiding where illegal money came from so that it looks legal.
The process or crime of disguising the illegal origin of money or assets, typically by moving them through legitimate financial transactions or businesses.
NOM
B2
2
mosás
A1
Schéma d’usage :
[clothing/linen/textiles] laundering; laundering [clothes/sheets/uniforms]
The label says the jacket is suitable for machine laundering.
A címke szerint a dzseki gépben is mosható.
Hotels often outsource the laundering of sheets and towels.
A szállodák gyakran kiszervezik a lepedők és a törölközők mosását.
Frequent laundering can fade dark clothes.
Exemples pédagogiques
This shirt needs gentle laundering.
Ennek az ingnek kímélő mosásra van szüksége.
The hotel pays a company for towel laundering.
A hotel egy cégnek fizet a törölközők mosásáért.
Erreur fréquente :
In everyday speech, people more often say laundry or washing; laundering can sound more formal or technical for clothes.
Sens
washing clothes and linens
Collocations
commercial laundering
|professional laundering
|home laundering
|machine laundering
|linen laundering
|laundering service
|laundering instructions
|regular laundering
|laundering process
|laundering facility
Synonymes
washing (More common and general in everyday speech.)
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cleaning (Broader; can refer to many things, not only textiles.)
Antonymes
soiling (Making something dirty rather than cleaning it.)
Thèmes
daily_life
|clothing
|housework
|services
Définition
Washing clothes, sheets, or other cloth items.
The activity or business of washing, drying, and sometimes ironing clothes, sheets, and other textiles.
NOM
C1
3
Schéma d’usage :
[information/reputation/image/data] laundering; laundering [something] through [someone/something]
Critics accused the website of laundering conspiracy theories into mainstream news.
A bírálók azzal vádolták a weboldalt, hogy tisztára mossa az összeesküvés-elméleteket, és bejuttatja őket a fősodratú hírekbe.
The sponsorship deal was dismissed as reputation laundering for the regime.
A szponzorációs megállapodást a rezsim hírnevének tisztára mosásaként utasították el.
The network helped with the laundering of stolen data by presenting it as a public-interest leak.
Exemples pédagogiques
The report called the campaign a form of image laundering.
A jelentés szerint a kampány az imázs tisztára mosásának egyik formája volt.
The group was accused of laundering false stories.
A csoportot azzal vádolták, hogy tisztára mossa a hamis történeteket.
Erreur fréquente :
This metaphor is usually negative; it suggests deliberate deception, not ordinary improvement or editing.
Sens
disguising questionable origins
Collocations
information laundering
|reputation laundering
|image laundering
|credibility laundering
|source laundering
|evidence laundering
|laundering propaganda
|laundering rumors
|laundering through intermediaries
|laundering stolen data
Synonymes
whitewashing (Emphasizes hiding faults or wrongdoing.)
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legitimization (Broader and more neutral; may not imply deception.)
|
rebranding (Often commercial and less strongly deceptive.)
Antonymes
exposure (Revealing the true origin or nature of something.)
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debunking (Showing that a claim or story is false or misleading.)
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transparency (Openness rather than concealment.)
Thèmes
media
|politics
|business
|public_relations
Définition
Making something doubtful or dishonest look acceptable by hiding where it really came from.
The process of passing information, reputations, goods, or ideas through an apparently respectable source so that their origin, nature, or purpose seems legitimate.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
laundering
API
GB/lˈɔndɚɪŋ/
US/lˈɔndɚɪŋ/
Syllabes et accentuation
laun - der - ing (3 syllabes)
Stress on 1st syllable (laun)
Formes du mot
Noun
- Base: laundering
- Plural: laundering, launderings
Expressions
anti-money laundering
1/ˈæntaɪ mˈʌni lˈɔndɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase
legal
preventing illegal financial concealment
Rules and checks that stop people from hiding illegal money.
Exemples
- The bank hired more anti-money laundering specialists.
- New anti-money laundering rules require companies to verify customers.
- She completed an anti-money laundering training course before starting work.
Exemples pédagogiques
- Banks must follow anti-money laundering rules.
- He works in anti-money laundering.
information laundering
1/ˌɪnfɔɹmˈeɪʃən lˈɔndɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase
making false information credible
Making false or biased information look trustworthy by passing it through other sources.
Exemples
- Researchers described the campaign as information laundering through local news sites.
- The rumor moved from anonymous posts to blogs and then to television, a classic case of information laundering.
- The report warned that social media accounts were being used for information laundering.
Exemples pédagogiques
- The fake story spread through information laundering.
- The article explained how information laundering works.
reputation laundering
1/ɹˌɛpjətˈeɪʃən lˈɔndɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase
improving a damaged public image
Trying to make a bad reputation look better by using respectable partners or activities.
Exemples
- Human rights groups called the international sports event an exercise in reputation laundering.
- Critics said the donation was reputation laundering, not real accountability.
- The company was accused of using museum sponsorships for reputation laundering.
Exemples pédagogiques
- The charity deal was seen as reputation laundering.
- They accused the leader of reputation laundering.