| 单词 | carjackings |
| 释义 | car /kär/noun
ORIGIN: OFr carre, from LL carra, a Celtic word, seen in Ir carr, Breton karr car bomb noun An explosive device concealed beneath or inside a car, detonated by remote control or when the car engine is started carˈ-bomb transitive verb carˈ-bomber noun car boot sale noun A sale at which goods are sold direct from the boots of the owners' cars carˈ-coat noun A short coat designed for wearing in a car carˈ-crash TV noun (informal) Distasteful or deplorable material broadcast on television that exercises a compulsion on the viewer comparable to the ghoulish fascination or schadenfreude often experienced by witnesses of road accidents carˈfare noun (N American) The fare on a bus, tram, etc car ferry noun A ferry-boat on which cars can be transported carˈhop noun (N American informal) A waiter or waitress at a drive-in restaurant carˈjack transitive verb To hijack a road vehicle and its occupants carˈjacker noun carˈjacking noun carˈload noun As much as a car will carry carˈman noun (archaic)
car park noun An open space or a building for parking cars car phone or car'phone noun A radio-operated telephone for use in a car car pool noun
carˈ-pool intransitive verb carˈ-pooler noun carˈport noun A covered parking space, esp a space under a roof projecting from a building carˈ-sick adjective Affected with nausea by the movement of a car carˈ-sickness noun carˈ-wash noun A place specially equipped for the automatic washing of cars |
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