jaywalk

英 [ˈdʒeɪwɔːk]

美 [ˈdʒeɪwɔːk]

v.  (无视交通规则)乱穿马路

现在分词：jaywalking　过去式：jaywalked　第三人称单数：jaywalks　过去分词：jaywalked　

TEM8

COCA.36364

牛津词典

verb

• （无视交通规则）乱穿马路
  to walk along or across a street illegally or without paying attention to the traffic

英英释义

verb

• cross the road at a red light

双语例句

• Pedestrians have to travel farther to cross the street legally unless they want to jaywalk.
  行人需要走远一点从斑马线上横过马路，除非他们想要乱穿马路。
• Drivers routinely overtake on the right, taxis breeze through red lights, cyclists ride against the traffic and pedestrians jaywalk.
  开车人常常从右侧超车，出租车闯红灯，骑自行车逆行，行人乱穿马路。
• Don't jaywalk, or there will be a jam!
  不要乱穿马路，不然会引起交通堵塞！
• It is not uncommon for people to jaywalk.
  人们任意穿越马路并非不常见。
• After all, you need people who will place an order or make a purchase and not jaywalk through your website!
  毕竟，你需要谁的人会下订单或进行购买，而不是通过您的网站闯红灯！
• If you jaywalk, you could easily get hit by the car.
  如果擅自穿越马路，很容易被车子接到。
• You jaywalk streets that locals don't even dare to.
  你干闯红灯，可是你的本地朋友们都不敢。