ram-raiding
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈram-ˌraiding noun [uncountable] British English informalSCC the crime of driving a car into a shop window in order to steal goods from the shop 飞车抢劫商店 —ram-raid noun [countable] a ram-raid on a jeweller’s shop 飞车抢劫珠宝店 —ram-raider noun [countable]
ˈram-ˌraiding nounChineseSyllable
ram-raiding
ˈram-ˌraiding
noun [uncountable]
British English informal the crime of driving a car into a shop window in order to steal goods from the shop
—ram-raid noun [countable]:
a ram-raid on a jeweller’s shop
—ram-raider noun [countable]
ˈram-ˌraiding
noun [uncountable]British English informal the crime of driving a car into a shop window in order to steal goods from the shop
—ram-raid noun [countable]:
—ram-raider noun [countable]