Definition of manhunt in English:

manhunt

noun ˈmanhʌntˈmænˌhənt

An organized search for a criminal, suspect, or escaped prisoner.
the military launched a big manhunt for army coup leaders
Example sentencesExamples
- Police continued a manhunt in the area, but by late yesterday the attacker had not been arrested.
- Her father reported her flight and a police manhunt was launched.
- Cheshire Police have now launched a manhunt and stepped up police patrols in the town, with officers warning women to be vigilant.
- Meanwhile the hunt for those responsible intensified with Scotland Yard engaged in one of the force's biggest ever manhunts.
- The find sparked a manhunt with 15 police officers, dog teams and the force helicopter scouring the area.
- December 2, 1993, marked the end of one of the longest, bloodiest and most corrupt manhunts in history.
- A major manhunt was launched and detectives made numerous appeals in a bid to catch the culprit.
- A nationwide manhunt was then launched to trace her husband, who had not been seen since the previous weekend.
- Police in Cheshire and north Wales launched a massive manhunt but failed to locate the car in time.
- Detectives have launched a manhunt after two men burst into the home of a young mother and threatened to harm her newborn baby.
- A police manhunt has been launched, with divers dredging a reservoir in Belfast.
- One of North Yorkshire's biggest police manhunts was launched.
- Although police launched a huge manhunt and interviewed hundreds of people, his killers were never brought to justice.
- The driver of their vehicle escaped from the scene and is now the subject of a police manhunt.
- She managed to escape and report the attack to police, sparking one of the biggest manhunts in Australian history.
- The murderer was shot dead by police after a four-day manhunt, according to a report in the Southern Weekend.
- He said the police believe the suspect was working with one or two other people and have launched a manhunt for them.
- Police have launched a manhunt and believe the crimes may be linked, after witnesses gave similar descriptions for the offender.
- So ended one of the biggest and most maddening manhunts in history.
- Police chiefs heading the manhunt have urged the bank to think seriously about agreeing to such an option.

Definition of manhunt in US English:

manhunt

nounˈmanˌhəntˈmænˌhənt

An organized search for a person, especially a criminal.
the military launched a big manhunt for army coup leaders
Example sentencesExamples
- The murderer was shot dead by police after a four-day manhunt, according to a report in the Southern Weekend.
- She managed to escape and report the attack to police, sparking one of the biggest manhunts in Australian history.
- Detectives have launched a manhunt after two men burst into the home of a young mother and threatened to harm her newborn baby.
- Although police launched a huge manhunt and interviewed hundreds of people, his killers were never brought to justice.
- Cheshire Police have now launched a manhunt and stepped up police patrols in the town, with officers warning women to be vigilant.
- A nationwide manhunt was then launched to trace her husband, who had not been seen since the previous weekend.
- Police in Cheshire and north Wales launched a massive manhunt but failed to locate the car in time.
- The find sparked a manhunt with 15 police officers, dog teams and the force helicopter scouring the area.
- The driver of their vehicle escaped from the scene and is now the subject of a police manhunt.
- One of North Yorkshire's biggest police manhunts was launched.
- Police have launched a manhunt and believe the crimes may be linked, after witnesses gave similar descriptions for the offender.
- He said the police believe the suspect was working with one or two other people and have launched a manhunt for them.
- Meanwhile the hunt for those responsible intensified with Scotland Yard engaged in one of the force's biggest ever manhunts.
- So ended one of the biggest and most maddening manhunts in history.
- December 2, 1993, marked the end of one of the longest, bloodiest and most corrupt manhunts in history.
- A police manhunt has been launched, with divers dredging a reservoir in Belfast.
- Police continued a manhunt in the area, but by late yesterday the attacker had not been arrested.
- Police chiefs heading the manhunt have urged the bank to think seriously about agreeing to such an option.
- Her father reported her flight and a police manhunt was launched.
- A major manhunt was launched and detectives made numerous appeals in a bid to catch the culprit.

单词	manhunt
释义	Definition of manhunt in English: manhunt noun ˈmanhʌntˈmænˌhənt An organized search for a criminal, suspect, or escaped prisoner. the military launched a big manhunt for army coup leaders Example sentencesExamples Police continued a manhunt in the area, but by late yesterday the attacker had not been arrested. Her father reported her flight and a police manhunt was launched. Cheshire Police have now launched a manhunt and stepped up police patrols in the town, with officers warning women to be vigilant. Meanwhile the hunt for those responsible intensified with Scotland Yard engaged in one of the force's biggest ever manhunts. The find sparked a manhunt with 15 police officers, dog teams and the force helicopter scouring the area. December 2, 1993, marked the end of one of the longest, bloodiest and most corrupt manhunts in history. A major manhunt was launched and detectives made numerous appeals in a bid to catch the culprit. A nationwide manhunt was then launched to trace her husband, who had not been seen since the previous weekend. Police in Cheshire and north Wales launched a massive manhunt but failed to locate the car in time. Detectives have launched a manhunt after two men burst into the home of a young mother and threatened to harm her newborn baby. A police manhunt has been launched, with divers dredging a reservoir in Belfast. One of North Yorkshire's biggest police manhunts was launched. Although police launched a huge manhunt and interviewed hundreds of people, his killers were never brought to justice. The driver of their vehicle escaped from the scene and is now the subject of a police manhunt. She managed to escape and report the attack to police, sparking one of the biggest manhunts in Australian history. The murderer was shot dead by police after a four-day manhunt, according to a report in the Southern Weekend. He said the police believe the suspect was working with one or two other people and have launched a manhunt for them. Police have launched a manhunt and believe the crimes may be linked, after witnesses gave similar descriptions for the offender. So ended one of the biggest and most maddening manhunts in history. Police chiefs heading the manhunt have urged the bank to think seriously about agreeing to such an option. Definition of manhunt in US English: manhunt nounˈmanˌhəntˈmænˌhənt An organized search for a person, especially a criminal. the military launched a big manhunt for army coup leaders Example sentencesExamples The murderer was shot dead by police after a four-day manhunt, according to a report in the Southern Weekend. She managed to escape and report the attack to police, sparking one of the biggest manhunts in Australian history. Detectives have launched a manhunt after two men burst into the home of a young mother and threatened to harm her newborn baby. Although police launched a huge manhunt and interviewed hundreds of people, his killers were never brought to justice. Cheshire Police have now launched a manhunt and stepped up police patrols in the town, with officers warning women to be vigilant. A nationwide manhunt was then launched to trace her husband, who had not been seen since the previous weekend. Police in Cheshire and north Wales launched a massive manhunt but failed to locate the car in time. The find sparked a manhunt with 15 police officers, dog teams and the force helicopter scouring the area. The driver of their vehicle escaped from the scene and is now the subject of a police manhunt. One of North Yorkshire's biggest police manhunts was launched. Police have launched a manhunt and believe the crimes may be linked, after witnesses gave similar descriptions for the offender. He said the police believe the suspect was working with one or two other people and have launched a manhunt for them. Meanwhile the hunt for those responsible intensified with Scotland Yard engaged in one of the force's biggest ever manhunts. So ended one of the biggest and most maddening manhunts in history. December 2, 1993, marked the end of one of the longest, bloodiest and most corrupt manhunts in history. A police manhunt has been launched, with divers dredging a reservoir in Belfast. Police continued a manhunt in the area, but by late yesterday the attacker had not been arrested. Police chiefs heading the manhunt have urged the bank to think seriously about agreeing to such an option. Her father reported her flight and a police manhunt was launched. A major manhunt was launched and detectives made numerous appeals in a bid to catch the culprit.
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