manhunt / ˈmænˌhʌnt /
⚽高中词汇追捕缉捕搜查搜捕
manhunt 的定义
n. 名词 noun- an intensive search for a criminal, suspect, escaped convict, etc., as by law enforcement agencies.
- an intensive search for any person.
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- The FBI has led a manhunt to find Laundrie—so far with no success.
- Newspapers published photos celebrating the success of the secret manhunt.
- Less than a week after Villa’s raid, Pershing and his Punitive Expedition, as it was called, crossed into Mexico to commence their manhunt.
- Police arrested Robert Aaron Long, 21, after a brief manhunt and said he is the suspect in all eight deaths.
- In 2013, it was deployed by law enforcement during the 20-hour manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombers.
- Jonathan “War Machine” Koppenhaver was arrested after a weeklong manhunt.
- For them the 18-day search for the Israeli teens and the manhunt for their captors was tantamount to collective punishment.
- Outside a Virginia jail where Salvi was later held after a nationwide manhunt, his supporters gathered.
- Merah was gunned down by police after a tense manhunt and violent 32-hour standoff at his apartment.
- A joint U.S.-Mexico security operation ended a 13-year manhunt for El Chapo, the head of the feared Sinaloa cartel.
- Then began a real manhunt, with all its hideous and atrocious interludes.
- It was not an especially auspicious beginning to their manhunt.
- Truly, in the present case he was much more concerned than in an ordinary manhunt.
- That was Federation-wide news; the end of a fifteen-year manhunt for the most wanted criminal in the known Galaxy.
- But prudence is apt to be forgotten in the excitement of a hunt, and a manhunt is the most thrilling of all chases.