| 单词 | hijack |
| 释义 | hi·jack I. or high-jack 1. a. (1) < hijack a truckload of bootleg whiskey — Emporia (Kans.) Gazette > (2) < hijack a truck near the foot of the mountain > (3) < attempted to hijack us for the jewelry right in daylight — Frank O'Leary > b. < accused of hijacking half a million marks' worth of textiles — Joseph Wechsberg > < connives against the republic and has to flee the country in a hijacked airplane — Harvey Swados > < reputedly hijacked the less intrepid gentry of their ill-got booty and their slaves — New York Herald Tribune > c. < about sixty thousand Kanakas were enticed or hijacked to Australia — Alan Moorehead > 2. a. < has deliberately set out to … hijack the American people through uncontrolled profits and inflation — Philip Murray †1952 > b. < hijacking buyers into purchasing unwanted accessories — N.K.Teeters & J.O.Reinemann > II. |
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