单词	carjacking
释义	carjacking /ˈkɑːdʒakɪŋ / noun [mass noun] The action of violently stealing an occupied car: carjacking is a big worry [count noun]: the victim of a carjacking... The threat of carjackings and kidnappings keeps people locked inside their houses. Police say more people are becoming victims of carjackings because thieves cannot bypass sophisticated security systems on modern vehicles. Many carjackings and kidnappings take place at traffic lights, where cars are forced to stop. Derivatives carjack /ˈkɑːdʒak / verb ... A woman scientist and mother-of-two who was carjacked and kidnapped by a knife-wielding maniac has spoken of her ordeal for the first time. The people in the vehicle hijacked or carjacked other cars and escaped. Moments later, he levels a weapon on another motorist and carjacks his pickup truck, a small white Ford Ranger. carjacker /ˈkɑːdʒakə / noun ... His comments come after a number of high-profile cases where people in London have fallen victim to aggressive mobile phone thieves and violent carjackers. After six days in Sea Point - described in their travel brochure as ‘cosmopolitan and vibrant’ - they say they were threatened by a gang of carjackers who tried to snatch their hire car. All she could see were the bright lights strategically placed to keep the mall patrons safe from muggers, carjackers and the other ghosts that haunted dark parking lots. Origin 1990s: blend of car and hijacking.
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