Definition of hit list in English:

hit list

noun

1A list of people to be killed for criminal or political reasons.
暗杀名单
her lover may be on the killer’s hit list
Example sentencesExamples
- Naxalites should announce that all kidnappers will be on their hit list.
- Already hit lists are circulating among the civilian populations of the zone warning certain people to leave if they want to stay alive.
- It's funny until you're the one who's on her hit list.
- He would have probably still been secretly writing his hit list with her name on top if he hadn't driven her home that night.
- Writer Holy Sklar comments: ‘A hit list that starts with court judges and ends with etcetera is a mighty broad license for murder.’
- Other government ministers are also believed on the rebel hit list.
- This case was started when an abortion doctor was killed and within hours his name was crossed off the hit list.
- He suggests that there's a Syrian hit list targeting Lebanese politicians.
- Some people at home could become very rich people if he makes a copy of somebody on the bookies hit list.
- The famous quote that ‘if they have a hit list, I too have one’ is attributed to Mr. Ribeiro.
- As a result of that we've been informed that we are on the terrorists' hit list, or death list.
- The Telegraph reported that it had obtained a copy of the diary and could find no reference to death threats or hit lists.
- Basildon was on the hit list that came out after The Daily News press was blown up inexplicably.
- To Daycan's mind she muttered: ‘All the people on my hit list have reasons for my revenge.’
- The Burke Group claims a 96 per cent strike rate in fighting 700 union recognition campaigns, although its hit list is entirely American.
- Standing up Seth slid out of the seat intending to search for the subject at the top of his hit list.
- His name was discovered on a Nazi hit list after the war.
- Police say Carl Williams is a likely suspect on the gangland hit list, and have offered him police protection, which he has refused.
- Suddenly, this man jumped to the top of my hit list, finally toppling Richard Whitely from the number one spot.
- Those on the hit list were to be killed for their criticism of radical Islam, the letter said.
1. 1.1 A list of people or things selected as the object of a certain treatment or course of action.
  we do not know at the moment whether health and education are also at the top of the government's hit list
  Example sentencesExamples
  On September 28th he had drawn up what amounted to a hit list of people to be sacked or transferred and presented it to his secretary of state, Cardinal Villot.
  Scarborough was placed on an NHS "hit list" of trusts to be subjected to spot checks last year after the Department of Health first become concerned.
  Mr Prentice has been named in a top 10 hit list of MPs they want to defeat in marginal constituencies.
  The NHS is just one of the organisations on their hit list.
  Old cookers, microwaves and washing machines are among the latest items on the recycling hit list.
  People who leave bin bags in back alleys on any day but collection day are also on the council's hit list as part of its zero tolerance campaign against litter.
  Post offices in Kew and Richmond have appeared on a hit list of those likely to close in the near future.
  With this in mind, we have drawn up a hit list of executive directors who are surplus to requirements and should bow out gracefully.
  There was disbelief that Cravenside - a purpose-built flagship home just 16 years old - was included on the hit list.
  Today the Citizen launches a campaign to rid the roads of rubbish, with fag ends and chewing gum top of our hit list.
  The coffee chain has been top of anti-capitalist hit lists for the past few years, with outlets targeted by violent demonstrators.
  Two Wimbledon addresses have appeared on a May Day hit list of companies highlighted by anarchists as targets for possible protest action.
  Council and police chiefs were going to court to seek an interim ASBO in a bid to control the behaviour of the teenager who became the most wanted offender on a burglary squad's hit list.
  The goods on the EU's hit list mainly target America's agricultural sector, not its industry sector.
  Roquefort was on the hit list, along with other French gourmet goodies such as foie gras, truffles, Breton shallots, and mustard.
  Campaigners' worst fears came true this week when Post Office Ltd confirmed that all the branches on its hit list would shut.
  Illegal parking outside schools is the next target on Witham police's zero tolerance hit list.
  It is a magnet for fly tipping and arson attacks and has been put on a hit list of problem sites drawn up by Nelson councillors last month.

Definition of hit list in US English:

hit list

nounˈhit ˌlistˈhɪt ˌlɪst

1A list of people to be killed for criminal or political reasons.
暗杀名单
her lover may be on the killer’s hit list
Example sentencesExamples
- He suggests that there's a Syrian hit list targeting Lebanese politicians.
- Police say Carl Williams is a likely suspect on the gangland hit list, and have offered him police protection, which he has refused.
- Suddenly, this man jumped to the top of my hit list, finally toppling Richard Whitely from the number one spot.
- Some people at home could become very rich people if he makes a copy of somebody on the bookies hit list.
- Those on the hit list were to be killed for their criticism of radical Islam, the letter said.
- To Daycan's mind she muttered: ‘All the people on my hit list have reasons for my revenge.’
- It's funny until you're the one who's on her hit list.
- This case was started when an abortion doctor was killed and within hours his name was crossed off the hit list.
- He would have probably still been secretly writing his hit list with her name on top if he hadn't driven her home that night.
- His name was discovered on a Nazi hit list after the war.
- Standing up Seth slid out of the seat intending to search for the subject at the top of his hit list.
- The Burke Group claims a 96 per cent strike rate in fighting 700 union recognition campaigns, although its hit list is entirely American.
- Other government ministers are also believed on the rebel hit list.
- The Telegraph reported that it had obtained a copy of the diary and could find no reference to death threats or hit lists.
- Already hit lists are circulating among the civilian populations of the zone warning certain people to leave if they want to stay alive.
- The famous quote that ‘if they have a hit list, I too have one’ is attributed to Mr. Ribeiro.
- As a result of that we've been informed that we are on the terrorists' hit list, or death list.
- Naxalites should announce that all kidnappers will be on their hit list.
- Writer Holy Sklar comments: ‘A hit list that starts with court judges and ends with etcetera is a mighty broad license for murder.’
- Basildon was on the hit list that came out after The Daily News press was blown up inexplicably.
1. 1.1 A list of people or things selected as the object of a certain treatment or course of action.
  we do not know at the moment whether health and education are also at the top of the government's hit list
  Example sentencesExamples
  Scarborough was placed on an NHS "hit list" of trusts to be subjected to spot checks last year after the Department of Health first become concerned.
  There was disbelief that Cravenside - a purpose-built flagship home just 16 years old - was included on the hit list.
  The goods on the EU's hit list mainly target America's agricultural sector, not its industry sector.
  Old cookers, microwaves and washing machines are among the latest items on the recycling hit list.
  Council and police chiefs were going to court to seek an interim ASBO in a bid to control the behaviour of the teenager who became the most wanted offender on a burglary squad's hit list.
  With this in mind, we have drawn up a hit list of executive directors who are surplus to requirements and should bow out gracefully.
  On September 28th he had drawn up what amounted to a hit list of people to be sacked or transferred and presented it to his secretary of state, Cardinal Villot.
  Illegal parking outside schools is the next target on Witham police's zero tolerance hit list.
  Post offices in Kew and Richmond have appeared on a hit list of those likely to close in the near future.
  Two Wimbledon addresses have appeared on a May Day hit list of companies highlighted by anarchists as targets for possible protest action.
  The NHS is just one of the organisations on their hit list.
  Roquefort was on the hit list, along with other French gourmet goodies such as foie gras, truffles, Breton shallots, and mustard.
  Campaigners' worst fears came true this week when Post Office Ltd confirmed that all the branches on its hit list would shut.
  It is a magnet for fly tipping and arson attacks and has been put on a hit list of problem sites drawn up by Nelson councillors last month.
  People who leave bin bags in back alleys on any day but collection day are also on the council's hit list as part of its zero tolerance campaign against litter.
  Mr Prentice has been named in a top 10 hit list of MPs they want to defeat in marginal constituencies.
  Today the Citizen launches a campaign to rid the roads of rubbish, with fag ends and chewing gum top of our hit list.
  The coffee chain has been top of anti-capitalist hit lists for the past few years, with outlets targeted by violent demonstrators.

词汇	hit list
释义	Definition of hit list in English: hit list noun 1A list of people to be killed for criminal or political reasons. 暗杀名单 her lover may be on the killer’s hit list Example sentencesExamples Naxalites should announce that all kidnappers will be on their hit list. Already hit lists are circulating among the civilian populations of the zone warning certain people to leave if they want to stay alive. It's funny until you're the one who's on her hit list. He would have probably still been secretly writing his hit list with her name on top if he hadn't driven her home that night. Writer Holy Sklar comments: ‘A hit list that starts with court judges and ends with etcetera is a mighty broad license for murder.’ Other government ministers are also believed on the rebel hit list. This case was started when an abortion doctor was killed and within hours his name was crossed off the hit list. He suggests that there's a Syrian hit list targeting Lebanese politicians. Some people at home could become very rich people if he makes a copy of somebody on the bookies hit list. The famous quote that ‘if they have a hit list, I too have one’ is attributed to Mr. Ribeiro. As a result of that we've been informed that we are on the terrorists' hit list, or death list. The Telegraph reported that it had obtained a copy of the diary and could find no reference to death threats or hit lists. Basildon was on the hit list that came out after The Daily News press was blown up inexplicably. To Daycan's mind she muttered: ‘All the people on my hit list have reasons for my revenge.’ The Burke Group claims a 96 per cent strike rate in fighting 700 union recognition campaigns, although its hit list is entirely American. Standing up Seth slid out of the seat intending to search for the subject at the top of his hit list. His name was discovered on a Nazi hit list after the war. Police say Carl Williams is a likely suspect on the gangland hit list, and have offered him police protection, which he has refused. Suddenly, this man jumped to the top of my hit list, finally toppling Richard Whitely from the number one spot. Those on the hit list were to be killed for their criticism of radical Islam, the letter said. 1.1 A list of people or things selected as the object of a certain treatment or course of action. we do not know at the moment whether health and education are also at the top of the government's hit list Example sentencesExamples On September 28th he had drawn up what amounted to a hit list of people to be sacked or transferred and presented it to his secretary of state, Cardinal Villot. Scarborough was placed on an NHS "hit list" of trusts to be subjected to spot checks last year after the Department of Health first become concerned. Mr Prentice has been named in a top 10 hit list of MPs they want to defeat in marginal constituencies. The NHS is just one of the organisations on their hit list. Old cookers, microwaves and washing machines are among the latest items on the recycling hit list. People who leave bin bags in back alleys on any day but collection day are also on the council's hit list as part of its zero tolerance campaign against litter. Post offices in Kew and Richmond have appeared on a hit list of those likely to close in the near future. With this in mind, we have drawn up a hit list of executive directors who are surplus to requirements and should bow out gracefully. There was disbelief that Cravenside - a purpose-built flagship home just 16 years old - was included on the hit list. Today the Citizen launches a campaign to rid the roads of rubbish, with fag ends and chewing gum top of our hit list. The coffee chain has been top of anti-capitalist hit lists for the past few years, with outlets targeted by violent demonstrators. Two Wimbledon addresses have appeared on a May Day hit list of companies highlighted by anarchists as targets for possible protest action. Council and police chiefs were going to court to seek an interim ASBO in a bid to control the behaviour of the teenager who became the most wanted offender on a burglary squad's hit list. The goods on the EU's hit list mainly target America's agricultural sector, not its industry sector. Roquefort was on the hit list, along with other French gourmet goodies such as foie gras, truffles, Breton shallots, and mustard. Campaigners' worst fears came true this week when Post Office Ltd confirmed that all the branches on its hit list would shut. Illegal parking outside schools is the next target on Witham police's zero tolerance hit list. It is a magnet for fly tipping and arson attacks and has been put on a hit list of problem sites drawn up by Nelson councillors last month. Definition of hit list in US English: hit list nounˈhit ˌlistˈhɪt ˌlɪst 1A list of people to be killed for criminal or political reasons. 暗杀名单 her lover may be on the killer’s hit list Example sentencesExamples He suggests that there's a Syrian hit list targeting Lebanese politicians. Police say Carl Williams is a likely suspect on the gangland hit list, and have offered him police protection, which he has refused. Suddenly, this man jumped to the top of my hit list, finally toppling Richard Whitely from the number one spot. Some people at home could become very rich people if he makes a copy of somebody on the bookies hit list. Those on the hit list were to be killed for their criticism of radical Islam, the letter said. To Daycan's mind she muttered: ‘All the people on my hit list have reasons for my revenge.’ It's funny until you're the one who's on her hit list. This case was started when an abortion doctor was killed and within hours his name was crossed off the hit list. He would have probably still been secretly writing his hit list with her name on top if he hadn't driven her home that night. His name was discovered on a Nazi hit list after the war. Standing up Seth slid out of the seat intending to search for the subject at the top of his hit list. The Burke Group claims a 96 per cent strike rate in fighting 700 union recognition campaigns, although its hit list is entirely American. Other government ministers are also believed on the rebel hit list. The Telegraph reported that it had obtained a copy of the diary and could find no reference to death threats or hit lists. Already hit lists are circulating among the civilian populations of the zone warning certain people to leave if they want to stay alive. The famous quote that ‘if they have a hit list, I too have one’ is attributed to Mr. Ribeiro. As a result of that we've been informed that we are on the terrorists' hit list, or death list. Naxalites should announce that all kidnappers will be on their hit list. Writer Holy Sklar comments: ‘A hit list that starts with court judges and ends with etcetera is a mighty broad license for murder.’ Basildon was on the hit list that came out after The Daily News press was blown up inexplicably. 1.1 A list of people or things selected as the object of a certain treatment or course of action. we do not know at the moment whether health and education are also at the top of the government's hit list Example sentencesExamples Scarborough was placed on an NHS "hit list" of trusts to be subjected to spot checks last year after the Department of Health first become concerned. There was disbelief that Cravenside - a purpose-built flagship home just 16 years old - was included on the hit list. The goods on the EU's hit list mainly target America's agricultural sector, not its industry sector. Old cookers, microwaves and washing machines are among the latest items on the recycling hit list. Council and police chiefs were going to court to seek an interim ASBO in a bid to control the behaviour of the teenager who became the most wanted offender on a burglary squad's hit list. With this in mind, we have drawn up a hit list of executive directors who are surplus to requirements and should bow out gracefully. On September 28th he had drawn up what amounted to a hit list of people to be sacked or transferred and presented it to his secretary of state, Cardinal Villot. Illegal parking outside schools is the next target on Witham police's zero tolerance hit list. Post offices in Kew and Richmond have appeared on a hit list of those likely to close in the near future. Two Wimbledon addresses have appeared on a May Day hit list of companies highlighted by anarchists as targets for possible protest action. The NHS is just one of the organisations on their hit list. Roquefort was on the hit list, along with other French gourmet goodies such as foie gras, truffles, Breton shallots, and mustard. Campaigners' worst fears came true this week when Post Office Ltd confirmed that all the branches on its hit list would shut. It is a magnet for fly tipping and arson attacks and has been put on a hit list of problem sites drawn up by Nelson councillors last month. People who leave bin bags in back alleys on any day but collection day are also on the council's hit list as part of its zero tolerance campaign against litter. Mr Prentice has been named in a top 10 hit list of MPs they want to defeat in marginal constituencies. Today the Citizen launches a campaign to rid the roads of rubbish, with fag ends and chewing gum top of our hit list. The coffee chain has been top of anti-capitalist hit lists for the past few years, with outlets targeted by violent demonstrators.
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