释义 |
racketeerrack‧e‧teer /ˌrækəˈtɪə $ -ˈtɪr/ noun [countable] - All the gangster wanted in return was for Porter to open the city to Eastern racketeers.
- Gangsters and racketeers gained a hold on sections of the urban paramilitary organisations quite early.
- His complexion evokes the onetime Cleveland racketeer, Waxy Gordon.
- In later years, Jenner also represented Chicago labor racketeer Allen Dorfman.
- The racketeers are mixed up with phases of the city government just like a regular Class A City.
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