| 单词 | to set a price on a person's head | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto set a price on a person's head  10.  A sum of money offered as a reward for the capture, arrest, or killing of a person. Frequently in  to set a price on a person's head,  to have a price on one's head. ΘΚΠ the world > action or operation > behaviour > reciprocal treatment or return of an action > reward or a reward > 			[noun]		 > sum offered for capture or death of person blood money1535 price1679 bounty1764 1679    J. Davies tr.  Appian Hist.  ii. i. 33  				For a full Acknowledgment of so many good deeds his Enemies had proscribed and set a price upon his Head. 1720    J. Ozell et al.  tr.  R. A. de Vertot Hist. Revol. Rom. Republic II.  xi. 184  				Sylla set a Price upon the Heads of all that were proscribed. 1767    tr.  C. di Beccaria Bonesana Ess. Crimes xxv. 87  				The law..sets a price on the head of the subject. 1842    Penny Cycl. XXIII. 159/2  				The prince having heard of the price put upon his person, issued a counter proclamation, offering 30,000l. for apprehending the elector of Hanover. 1886    H. C. De Mille Main Line  i. i, in  America's Lost Plays 		(1941)	 xvii. 5  				S'pose Brocho George did have a price on him for robbin' the mail car. 1951    R. Harling Paper Palace 		(1952)	 44  				He was..carrying on as if life is like something in a film, with a character in the back with a price on his head and the police after him. 1987    Daily Tel. 4 Apr. 6/8  				Two British women battling to help the sick and wounded in a besieged Beirut refugee camp said yesterday they believe there is a price on their heads. 2003    Post-Standard 		(Syracuse. N.Y.)	 14 June  b6/5  				Her master looked for her for a year and a half and put a price on her head. < as lemmas | 
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