English to Estonian Meaning of manhunt - Manhunt

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Definitions of manhunt in English
Noun(1) an organized search (by police, charged with a crime
Examples of manhunt in English
(1) A police manhunt has been launched, with divers dredging a reservoir in Belfast.(2) He said the police believe the suspect was working with one or two other people and have launched a manhunt for them.(3) Her father reported her flight and a police manhunt was launched.(4) A nationwide manhunt was then launched to trace her husband, who had not been seen since the previous weekend.(5) the military launched a big manhunt for army coup leaders(6) Police chiefs heading the manhunt have urged the bank to think seriously about agreeing to such an option.(7) A major manhunt was launched and detectives made numerous appeals in a bid to catch the culprit.(8) Cheshire Police have now launched a manhunt and stepped up police patrols in the town, with officers warning women to be vigilant.(9) The find sparked a manhunt with 15 police officers, dog teams and the force helicopter scouring the area.(10) Although police launched a huge manhunt and interviewed hundreds of people, his killers were never brought to justice.(11) Detectives have launched a manhunt after two men burst into the home of a young mother and threatened to harm her newborn baby.(12) Police in Cheshire and north Wales launched a massive manhunt but failed to locate the car in time.(13) The murderer was shot dead by police after a four-day manhunt , according to a report in the Southern Weekend.(14) The driver of their vehicle escaped from the scene and is now the subject of a police manhunt .(15) Police have launched a manhunt and believe the crimes may be linked, after witnesses gave similar descriptions for the offender.(16) Police continued a manhunt in the area, but by late yesterday the attacker had not been arrested.
Related Phrases of manhunt
(1) manhunt ::
Manhunt
(2) man ::
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(3) hunt ::
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Word Example from TV Shows
Now, in the middle of a manhunt?

Now, in the middle of a MANHUNT?

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 2

You are the target of a nation-wide manhunt.

You are the target of a nation-wide MANHUNT.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15

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