- 看过 arson 的人也看了 :
- torching
- pyromania
- firing
- incendiarism
- touching off
arson 的定义
- Law. the malicious burning of another's house or property, or in some statutes, the burning of one's own house or property, as to collect insurance.
arson 近义词
intentional burning
arson 的近义词 6 个
更多arson例句
- The records also described a silver-haired former police chief who walked with an unusual gait, drove a 15-year-old Toyota Camry, and allegedly concealed himself on arson jobs by pulling a tight hoodie around his head.
- In many of the arsons, the person setting the fires wore a sweatshirt with the hood tied taut around their face, and they set their fires by using gallon jugs of gasoline and sticks tied with cloth.
- Deem, 31, died battling an arson fire in a gym on May 18, 2017, authorities say.
- Twenty people in East County are facing a total of 75 felony and misdemeanor charges, most of them tied to the La Mesa protests beginning May 30, which erupted in violence, looting and arson.
- The demonstrations have also devolved in arson, looting, and property destruction, as well as violence that has left multiple people dead.
- Murder, drugs, and arson are mercifully absent from his story but many things are different than before.
- Klansmen were implicated in the arson of 30 black churches in Mississippi.
- In the late 1940s, he writes, there was “one racially motivated bombing or arson” every twenty days.
- Zeffirelli's film was awful and creepy and over the top in all the right ways: arson, chases, death, prison, Tom Cruise.
- It's a good day to remember Rodney Hulin, a physically slight teenager who was serving time for arson in a Texas prison.
- Murder, rape, arson, and a host of other atrocities are often the first evidence of a diseased brain.
- These sanguinary deeds were diversified by various attempts at arson—the latest, with aid of gunpowder, being successful.
- Palliation may be found for the alleged arson mentioned in the catalogue of complaints that have excited British indignation.
- Arson, rs′on, n. the crime of wilfully burning houses or other buildings.
- This was a simple matter when the strikers were guilty of trespass, arson, or sabotage.