Hit and run
意味: A traffic accident where the responsible driver flees the scene without stopping to help or exchange information.
A hit and run is both a criminal offense and a common American driving complaint. It ranges from someone clipping your car in a parking lot and driving off to a driver striking a pedestrian and fleeing. Figuratively, it describes any quick, damaging action where the perpetrator disappears — a hit-and-run critique, a hit-and-run relationship.
例文
- Someone did a hit and run on my parked car overnight. 昨晚有人撞了我停着的车就跑了。Alguien le dio un golpe a mi coche aparcado y se dio a la fuga durante la noche.夜の間に駐車していた車が当て逃げされた。밤사이에 주차된 내 차가 뺑소니를 당했어.
- The police are looking for the hit-and-run driver from last night's accident. 警方正在搜寻昨晚事故的肇事逃逸司机。La policía está buscando al conductor que se dio a la fuga en el accidente de anoche.警察は昨夜の事故の当て逃げ犯を探している。경찰이 어젯밤 사고의 뺑소니 운전자를 찾고 있어.
- It was a hit-and-run comment — he insulted me and walked away before I could respond. 那是一次'打了就跑'式的评论——他侮辱了我,我还没来得及回应他就走了。Fue un comentario a traición — me insultó y se largó antes de que pudiera responder.あれは当て逃げコメントだった——彼は私を侮辱して、言い返す前に立ち去った。그건 뺑소니 발언이었어 — 그는 나를 모욕하고 내가 대응하기도 전에 가버렸어.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: crime, driving, figurative attacks
トーン: serious, indignant
✓ 正しい言い方
- File a police report for the hit and run.为肇事逃逸报警备案。Pon una denuncia en la policía por el atropello con fuga.当て逃げの被害届を出して。뺑소니 사건으로 경찰에 신고해.
- That was a hit-and-run insult.那是一句打了就跑式的侮辱。Eso fue un insulto a traición.あれは当て逃げ的な侮辱だった。그건 뺑소니식 모욕이었어.
✗ 間違った言い方
- Don't use casually for minor incidents — hit and run implies someone fled responsibility不要随便用于小事——肇事逃逸暗示有人逃避了责任No lo uses a la ligera para incidentes menores — implica que alguien huyó de su responsabilidad些細な出来事に軽々しく使わない——hit and runは誰かが責任から逃げたことを暗示する사소한 일에 가볍게 쓰지 않는다 — 뺑소니는 누군가가 책임을 회피하고 도주했다는 의미를 내포한다
起源と歴史
American legal and colloquial English from the early 20th century. The term comes from the sequence of events: hitting a vehicle or person, then running (fleeing) from the scene. All states have laws requiring drivers to stop after an accident.
文化的背景
Era: Early 20th century
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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