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

• I would use it to finance a bigger heist.
  我会用这笔钱作为更大行动的经费。
• An ex-con finds his plan to go straight foiled by a loan shark who manipulates his target into taking on one last heist.
  一名前浓度发现他的计划来直去的贷款鲨鱼谁在操纵到最后一个以他的目标抢劫未遂。
• Also a match to the Pan am heist?
  就是泛美航空被劫的那一笔？
• The unnamed man in his30s has been arrested three times and each heist has brought him closer to the hereafter.
  这位现年30多岁且未被公布姓名的男子曾因偷盗行为被警方逮捕过3次，而每次作案都使得他离死神又靠近了一步。
• A telephone lineman on his crane hears it as a clattering clank of metal, like a clumsy heist at Home Depot;
  塔吊上的线路工人听到了类似于敲击金属的咣当声，仿佛旅店中粗暴笨拙的抢劫犯发出的声音；
• According to new research by British physicists, it's theoretically possible to create a material that can hide an entire bank heist from human eyes and surveillance cameras.
  据英国物理学家的最新研究表明，创造出一种可使整个银行劫案不为肉眼及监控器所察的物质，在理论上是可行的。
• Before the attempted heist, the two villains agreed that, if arrested, they would keep quiet, which would attract the lightest punishment they could get without implicating each other.
  两个坏蛋在犯罪前曾订立攻守同盟：假如被捕，他们都将保持沉默，使两人都能得到最轻的惩罚，而不致相互指证对方有罪。
• 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。
• When a railway heist goes wrong, an enormous bag of money falls from the sky into the hands of Damian and anthony.
  一宗搞垮了的火车劫案，令千万金元从天而降，落在迪文与安东尼两兄弟的手中。
• All I wanted was a simple heist.
  我只是让他们抢劫而已。