hijack, high-

hijack, high-
/háidʒæ̀k/ 〖動〗|他|
1 〈積荷など〉を〔…から〕強奪する〔from〕; 〈トラックなど〉から積荷を強奪する, 〈人〉から持物を強奪する; 〈(他人の)考え・計画など〉を奪い取る.
2 〈飛行機など〉を乗っ取る, ハイジャックする.
3 [SVO into doing]〈人〉に…するのを強制[強要]する.
|自|ハイジャックする, 飛行機を乗っ取る.
〖名〗〖C〗
1 ハイジャック; 航空機の強奪.
2 車両からの積荷の強奪.

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