carjacking

英 [ˈkɑːdʒækɪŋ]

美 [ˈkɑːrdʒækɪŋ]

n.  劫持汽车(罪); 劫车(罪)

复数：carjackings　

COCA.24965

牛津词典

noun

• 劫持汽车（罪）；劫车（罪）
  the crime of forcing the driver of a car to take you somewhere or give you their car, using threats and violence

柯林斯词典

• 劫车
  Acarjackingis an attack on a person who is driving their own car during which things may be stolen or they may be harmed physically.

英英释义

noun

• the violent theft of an occupied car

双语例句

• That he saved them from a carjacking that night.
  他把他们从抢车人的手中救出来。
• Police released new surveillance video today of the man suspected of carjacking an SUV with a baby still inside in The Bronx last night.
  警方今天新公开了一段录像，录像中显示昨夜在纽约布朗克斯区，一名男子盗窃了一辆车内有婴儿的SUV。
• Balfour is currently on parole for previous charges of attempted murder, carjacking, and possession of a stolen vehicle.
  巴弗尔现先前被控有谋杀未遂、劫车以及盗车的罪名，现正处于保释期内。
• The two police officers arrived at the scene of the carjacking within five minutes.
  两名警察在五分钟之内赶到了劫车地点。
• They are increasingly worried about being targeted for their wealth and fear crimes such as identity fraud, carjacking and stalking.
  他们越来越担心自己由于钜额身家而成为不法之徒的攻击对象，同时也害怕在自己家附近发生诈骗、车祸和被人跟踪等事件。
• Cases of carjacking occur, sometimes with the occupants being taken and forced to withdraw money from their accounts at cash machines.
  劫车案件时有发生，劫车者有时会一并劫持车中乘客，并迫使他们通过自助取款机从自己的账户里取钱。
• You're not exactly in here for carjacking.
  你可不是因为汽车抢劫到这里来得。