Definition of wiretap in English:

wiretap

nounPlural wiretaps ˈwʌɪətapˈwaɪ(ə)rˌtæp

1An act of using a listening device to conduct surveillance, typically over a phone line.
illegal wiretaps of leading politicians
as modifier secret wiretap recordings
Example sentencesExamples
- The U.S. government is proposing to expand wiretap design laws broadly to Internet services, including voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) services and other peer-to- peer tools.
- Wiretaps were "essential to the success of the investigation."
- Telephone wiretaps and electronic surveillance are and were essential in most counterintelligence operations.
- In a wiretap channel, the eavesdropper is assumed to receive messages transmitted by the sender over a channel that is noisier than the legitimate receiver's channel.
- A 27-day telephone wiretap in Maryland averaged 358 intercepts per day.
1. 1.1 A listening device used to conduct surveillance, typically one connected to a phone line.
  after putting a wiretap on the phone of the pizzeria, agents searched shipments bound for the warehouse

verbwiretapping, wiretapped, wiretaps ˈwʌɪətapˈwaɪ(ə)rˌtæp

[with object]

Use a listening device to conduct surveillance on.
the government illegally wiretapped the lawyers
Example sentencesExamples
- British law prohibits us wiretapping ourselves, but it says nothing about covert foreign nationals setting up shop.
- If any American citizen was to be wiretapped, the authorities had to go to the special FlSA court to get a warrant.
- These individuals are concerned that the ability to route wiretapped calls to a central location would enable a single team of agents to monitor multiple conversations.
- A very high number of private telephone communications are wiretapped under police investigations.
- Wiretapped recordings obtained pursuant to Title III are ordinarily exempt from disclosure under Exemption 3.

Derivatives

wiretapper

noun ˈwʌɪətapə

Definition of wiretap in US English:

wiretap

nounˈwaɪ(ə)rˌtæpˈwī(ə)rˌtap

1An act of using a listening device to conduct surveillance, typically over a phone line.
illegal wiretaps of leading politicians
as modifier secret wiretap recordings
Example sentencesExamples
- A 27-day telephone wiretap in Maryland averaged 358 intercepts per day.
- Telephone wiretaps and electronic surveillance are and were essential in most counterintelligence operations.
- The U.S. government is proposing to expand wiretap design laws broadly to Internet services, including voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) services and other peer-to- peer tools.
- Wiretaps were "essential to the success of the investigation."
- In a wiretap channel, the eavesdropper is assumed to receive messages transmitted by the sender over a channel that is noisier than the legitimate receiver's channel.
1. 1.1 A listening device used to conduct surveillance, typically one connected to a phone line.
  after putting a wiretap on the phone of the pizzeria, agents searched shipments bound for the warehouse

verbˈwaɪ(ə)rˌtæpˈwī(ə)rˌtap

[with object]

Use a listening device to conduct surveillance on.
the government illegally wiretapped the lawyers
Example sentencesExamples
- These individuals are concerned that the ability to route wiretapped calls to a central location would enable a single team of agents to monitor multiple conversations.
- A very high number of private telephone communications are wiretapped under police investigations.
- British law prohibits us wiretapping ourselves, but it says nothing about covert foreign nationals setting up shop.
- Wiretapped recordings obtained pursuant to Title III are ordinarily exempt from disclosure under Exemption 3.
- If any American citizen was to be wiretapped, the authorities had to go to the special FlSA court to get a warrant.

单词	wiretap
释义	Definition of wiretap in English: wiretap nounPlural wiretaps ˈwʌɪətapˈwaɪ(ə)rˌtæp 1An act of using a listening device to conduct surveillance, typically over a phone line. illegal wiretaps of leading politicians as modifier secret wiretap recordings Example sentencesExamples The U.S. government is proposing to expand wiretap design laws broadly to Internet services, including voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) services and other peer-to- peer tools. Wiretaps were "essential to the success of the investigation." Telephone wiretaps and electronic surveillance are and were essential in most counterintelligence operations. In a wiretap channel, the eavesdropper is assumed to receive messages transmitted by the sender over a channel that is noisier than the legitimate receiver's channel. A 27-day telephone wiretap in Maryland averaged 358 intercepts per day. 1.1 A listening device used to conduct surveillance, typically one connected to a phone line. after putting a wiretap on the phone of the pizzeria, agents searched shipments bound for the warehouse verbwiretapping, wiretapped, wiretaps ˈwʌɪətapˈwaɪ(ə)rˌtæp [with object] Use a listening device to conduct surveillance on. the government illegally wiretapped the lawyers Example sentencesExamples British law prohibits us wiretapping ourselves, but it says nothing about covert foreign nationals setting up shop. If any American citizen was to be wiretapped, the authorities had to go to the special FlSA court to get a warrant. These individuals are concerned that the ability to route wiretapped calls to a central location would enable a single team of agents to monitor multiple conversations. A very high number of private telephone communications are wiretapped under police investigations. Wiretapped recordings obtained pursuant to Title III are ordinarily exempt from disclosure under Exemption 3. Derivatives wiretapper noun ˈwʌɪətapə Definition of wiretap in US English: wiretap nounˈwaɪ(ə)rˌtæpˈwī(ə)rˌtap 1An act of using a listening device to conduct surveillance, typically over a phone line. illegal wiretaps of leading politicians as modifier secret wiretap recordings Example sentencesExamples A 27-day telephone wiretap in Maryland averaged 358 intercepts per day. Telephone wiretaps and electronic surveillance are and were essential in most counterintelligence operations. The U.S. government is proposing to expand wiretap design laws broadly to Internet services, including voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) services and other peer-to- peer tools. Wiretaps were "essential to the success of the investigation." In a wiretap channel, the eavesdropper is assumed to receive messages transmitted by the sender over a channel that is noisier than the legitimate receiver's channel. 1.1 A listening device used to conduct surveillance, typically one connected to a phone line. after putting a wiretap on the phone of the pizzeria, agents searched shipments bound for the warehouse verbˈwaɪ(ə)rˌtæpˈwī(ə)rˌtap [with object] Use a listening device to conduct surveillance on. the government illegally wiretapped the lawyers Example sentencesExamples These individuals are concerned that the ability to route wiretapped calls to a central location would enable a single team of agents to monitor multiple conversations. A very high number of private telephone communications are wiretapped under police investigations. British law prohibits us wiretapping ourselves, but it says nothing about covert foreign nationals setting up shop. Wiretapped recordings obtained pursuant to Title III are ordinarily exempt from disclosure under Exemption 3. If any American citizen was to be wiretapped, the authorities had to go to the special FlSA court to get a warrant.
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