heist

英 [haɪst]

美 [haɪst]

n.  (对商店、银行贵重物、钱的)盗窃
v.  (在商店、银行)盗窃(贵重物品)

复数：heists　过去式：heisted　现在分词：heisting　第三人称单数：heists　过去分词：heisted　

BNC.39392 / COCA.20262

牛津词典

noun

• （对商店、银行贵重物、钱的）盗窃
  an act of stealing sth valuable from a shop/store or bank
  1. a bank heist
     银行盗窃案

verb

• （在商店、银行）盗窃（贵重物品）
  to steal sth valuable from a shop/store or bank

柯林斯词典

• 抢劫；（尤指对金钱、珠宝或艺术品的）盗窃
  Aheistis a robbery, especially one in which money, jewellery, or art is stolen.

英英释义

noun

• robbery at gunpoint
  Synonym:armed robberyholdupstickup
• the act of stealing
  Synonym:rip-off

verb

• commit a burglary
  Synonym:burglarizeburglariseburgle

双语例句

• Next time you pull a heist, don't leave your plans on my bed, idiot.
  下一次你要抢劫，别把计划留在我的床上，笨蛋。
• What you didn't count on was the heist and the two dead bodies.
  你没有算到的是打劫以及2人死亡。
• The famous Pan am heist?
  著名的泛美航空劫机案？
• The bus heist became a strange highlight of the holiday.
  劫车事件成为了一个奇怪的假期亮点。
• I needed to get the gang back together for one last heist.
  我决定把我的帮派召回来干一票。
• I needed the cash to put the heist together.
  我需要现金组织这次抢劫。
• There was a heist at a convenience store in my neighborhood last night.
  昨晚我家附近的便利商店发生抢案。
• All I wanted was a simple heist.
  我只是让他们抢劫而已。
• It was a shame because Bert would have to organise another heist before I could get hold of that sort of stuff again.
  真可惜，我想再得到这样的东西还需要伯特再组织一次打劫。
• If you need more, please don't heist to ask.
  如果还有不会的词语请问同学或老师。