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

• There is still the question of communication across European borders, though Ralf Schmitz of the VDM reckons his bush telegraph will alert traders in German-speaking countries to a new heist within an hour of its discovery.
  欧洲各边境间的沟通依旧是个问题，尽管vdm的拉尔夫施密茨认为，协会可以在新盗窃案案发一小时内，通知德语国家的交易商们提高警惕，这或许可以实现。
• South China Sea now all waves is also the main reaction in the United States on behalf of the Confederate heist anxiety.
  现在南海所有波澜也主要反应以美国为代表的同盟国各怀鬼胎焦虑不安。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• I needed the cash to put the heist together.
  我需要现金组织这次抢劫。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Also a match to the Pan am heist?
  就是泛美航空被劫的那一笔？