shanghaied 的定义
shang·haied, shang·hai·ing.Nautical.
- to enroll or obtain for the crew of a ship by unscrupulous means, as by force or the use of liquor or drugs.
shanghaied 近义词
kidnap
更多shanghaied例句
- We just opened a Shanghai office, and I want to make sure that there’s free movement of ideas, of knowledge.
- At the time it filed its prospectus, the Shanghai-based company had only shipped 500 units and was $500 million in debt.
- The Shanghai Stock Exchange canceled Ant’s IPO in Shanghai the next day.
- The stock exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen rank among the world’s top 10 operators and have for years rivaled to claim the top spot.
- The new rules also came just one week after Beijing pulled the plug on Ant Group’s highly anticipated dual listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong.
- The shanghaied man stood facing Schantze, with all the deference of a sailor, yet subtly defiant.
- He had none the less been shanghaied for a voyage of great length, and he had been shanghaied out of sincere kindness.
- But Bowers appeared to have vanished as entirely as though he had been shanghaied and was a hundred miles at sea.
- I was shanghaied onto a freighter, and had to work for eight years without pay to get passage back.
- In the carriage I asked the detective chief what was meant by ‘Shanghaied’ for it was evidently a criminal class word.