English to Estonian Meaning of highjack - highjack


Highjack :
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Definitions of highjack in English
Noun(1) seizure of a vehicle in transit either to rob it or divert it to an alternate destination
Verb(1) take arbitrarily or by force
Examples of highjack in English
(1) Valentine also announced that he was bringing in a highflying new salesperson known for his multimillion-dollar deals.(2) He recently joined the Jockey Club's Security Department from the Metropolitan police, where he was a highflying chief superintendent.(3) Your father as Chief Justice, and as a highflying barrister, was obviously a role model.(4) These pressures, rather than any ‘glass ceiling’, are what limits highflying women's progress in an organisation like the BBC, she suggests.(5) He was a highflying businessman who flew by Concorde and owned a string of racehorses until a visit to the Marian pilgrimage location of Medjugorje radically changed his priorities in life.
(1) high-flier ::
kõrge lendaja
Synonyms
Noun
1. hijack ::
kaaperdamine
Verb
2. commandeer ::
rekvireerima
3. pirate ::
piraat
4. hijack ::
kaaperdamine
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