Definition of joyriding in English:

joyriding

nounˈdʒɔɪrʌɪdɪŋˈdʒɔɪˌraɪdɪŋ

mass noun

The action or practice of driving fast and dangerously in a stolen car for enjoyment.
驾驶偷来的汽车兜风
the crackdown on joyriding
as modifier a series of joyriding incidents
Example sentencesExamples
- After the crash Gareth's father said he had taken six of his son's friends to the chapel of rest to warn them of the dangers of so-called joyriding.
- It was felt that they would be far better employed dealing with crime, petty vandalism, drugs and joyriding in the villages.
- ‘The whole area of joyriding and juvenile crime is indicative of how ineffective our justice system has become,’ he added.
- Said Mr Wills: ‘Careless driving and joyriding has to be stopped.’
- He said that drugs, robbery and joyriding were rife and claimed that some streets were nothing more than ghettos.
- Inspector McComb said that in terms of joyriding, the latest incident showed the dangers involved.
- However, they also hope the operation will reduce overall crime levels in the area including drug dealing, burglaries, car thefts, and joyriding.
- Thefts of motor vehicles - including joyriding - have decreased by 13 per cent.
- In many states, that has been changed by statute, particularly for crimes like joyriding.
- Graffiti, joyriding, drugs and illicit sex are all about countering boredom with excitement, and feeling insignificant with feeling important.
- Some cars were just used for joyriding and dumped, but others may have been stolen to order or fitted with fake plates and sold.
- The bill proposed making joyriding a criminal offence and provided penalties of up to seven years in prison.
- As a child and adolescent, he had numerous encounters with law enforcement for joyriding, theft, burglary, fraud, assault and battery.
- They made no attempt to come and catch them in the act, so they stole the car, used it for joyriding, and burnt it out a couple of streets away.
- Residents have complained that the area has become run-down, suffers at the hands of thugs intent on joyriding and burglary.
- In Ireland we have a fairly serious problem developing with teen joyriding.
- Det Sgt Nick Draper of Pudsey CID said: ‘This is a terrible incident and highlights the awful dangers of joyriding.’
- Many of the younger criminals have graduated from joyriding and burglary in their teens to crimes such as drug-dealing.
- The types of delinquency ranged from low-level stuff like being rowdy on a street corner, to theft from home and school, up to housebreaking, joyriding and robbery.
- I have no idea who did this - it is one step from joyriding.

Derivatives

joyrider

nounˈdʒɔɪrʌɪdəˈdʒɔɪˌraɪdər

Yesterday's conversation was all about hooligans, criminals and joyriders.
The vehicle was burnt out and the incident has prompted calls for a crackdown on the gangs of youths and joyriders.
Police on the street would deter burglars and vandals and joyriders.
Example sentencesExamples
- A 17-year-old German joyrider faces a legal plucking after provoking the death of 300 chickens by crashing a van, Reuters reports.
- Medics treat the pedestrian injured after a joyrider lost control of a stolen car in North Bridge yesterday afternoon.
- He says while the joyriders tried to hot-wire many of the pieces of construction equipment, they only managed to start one machine.
- The joyriders will then have to pay up to £357 to retrieve their cars or motorcycles.

Definition of joyriding in US English:

joyriding

nounˈdʒɔɪˌraɪdɪŋˈjoiˌrīdiNG

The action or practice of driving fast and dangerously in a stolen car for enjoyment.
驾驶偷来的汽车兜风
the crackdown on joyriding
as modifier a series of joyriding incidents
Example sentencesExamples
- The bill proposed making joyriding a criminal offence and provided penalties of up to seven years in prison.
- Many of the younger criminals have graduated from joyriding and burglary in their teens to crimes such as drug-dealing.
- It was felt that they would be far better employed dealing with crime, petty vandalism, drugs and joyriding in the villages.
- Thefts of motor vehicles - including joyriding - have decreased by 13 per cent.
- Said Mr Wills: ‘Careless driving and joyriding has to be stopped.’
- As a child and adolescent, he had numerous encounters with law enforcement for joyriding, theft, burglary, fraud, assault and battery.
- In many states, that has been changed by statute, particularly for crimes like joyriding.
- He said that drugs, robbery and joyriding were rife and claimed that some streets were nothing more than ghettos.
- Det Sgt Nick Draper of Pudsey CID said: ‘This is a terrible incident and highlights the awful dangers of joyriding.’
- In Ireland we have a fairly serious problem developing with teen joyriding.
- I have no idea who did this - it is one step from joyriding.
- ‘The whole area of joyriding and juvenile crime is indicative of how ineffective our justice system has become,’ he added.
- Inspector McComb said that in terms of joyriding, the latest incident showed the dangers involved.
- Residents have complained that the area has become run-down, suffers at the hands of thugs intent on joyriding and burglary.
- However, they also hope the operation will reduce overall crime levels in the area including drug dealing, burglaries, car thefts, and joyriding.
- They made no attempt to come and catch them in the act, so they stole the car, used it for joyriding, and burnt it out a couple of streets away.
- After the crash Gareth's father said he had taken six of his son's friends to the chapel of rest to warn them of the dangers of so-called joyriding.
- Graffiti, joyriding, drugs and illicit sex are all about countering boredom with excitement, and feeling insignificant with feeling important.
- Some cars were just used for joyriding and dumped, but others may have been stolen to order or fitted with fake plates and sold.
- The types of delinquency ranged from low-level stuff like being rowdy on a street corner, to theft from home and school, up to housebreaking, joyriding and robbery.

词汇	joyriding
释义	Definition of joyriding in English: joyriding nounˈdʒɔɪrʌɪdɪŋˈdʒɔɪˌraɪdɪŋ mass noun The action or practice of driving fast and dangerously in a stolen car for enjoyment. 驾驶偷来的汽车兜风 the crackdown on joyriding as modifier a series of joyriding incidents Example sentencesExamples After the crash Gareth's father said he had taken six of his son's friends to the chapel of rest to warn them of the dangers of so-called joyriding. It was felt that they would be far better employed dealing with crime, petty vandalism, drugs and joyriding in the villages. ‘The whole area of joyriding and juvenile crime is indicative of how ineffective our justice system has become,’ he added. Said Mr Wills: ‘Careless driving and joyriding has to be stopped.’ He said that drugs, robbery and joyriding were rife and claimed that some streets were nothing more than ghettos. Inspector McComb said that in terms of joyriding, the latest incident showed the dangers involved. However, they also hope the operation will reduce overall crime levels in the area including drug dealing, burglaries, car thefts, and joyriding. Thefts of motor vehicles - including joyriding - have decreased by 13 per cent. In many states, that has been changed by statute, particularly for crimes like joyriding. Graffiti, joyriding, drugs and illicit sex are all about countering boredom with excitement, and feeling insignificant with feeling important. Some cars were just used for joyriding and dumped, but others may have been stolen to order or fitted with fake plates and sold. The bill proposed making joyriding a criminal offence and provided penalties of up to seven years in prison. As a child and adolescent, he had numerous encounters with law enforcement for joyriding, theft, burglary, fraud, assault and battery. They made no attempt to come and catch them in the act, so they stole the car, used it for joyriding, and burnt it out a couple of streets away. Residents have complained that the area has become run-down, suffers at the hands of thugs intent on joyriding and burglary. In Ireland we have a fairly serious problem developing with teen joyriding. Det Sgt Nick Draper of Pudsey CID said: ‘This is a terrible incident and highlights the awful dangers of joyriding.’ Many of the younger criminals have graduated from joyriding and burglary in their teens to crimes such as drug-dealing. The types of delinquency ranged from low-level stuff like being rowdy on a street corner, to theft from home and school, up to housebreaking, joyriding and robbery. I have no idea who did this - it is one step from joyriding. Derivatives joyrider nounˈdʒɔɪrʌɪdəˈdʒɔɪˌraɪdər Yesterday's conversation was all about hooligans, criminals and joyriders. The vehicle was burnt out and the incident has prompted calls for a crackdown on the gangs of youths and joyriders. Police on the street would deter burglars and vandals and joyriders. Example sentencesExamples A 17-year-old German joyrider faces a legal plucking after provoking the death of 300 chickens by crashing a van, Reuters reports. Medics treat the pedestrian injured after a joyrider lost control of a stolen car in North Bridge yesterday afternoon. He says while the joyriders tried to hot-wire many of the pieces of construction equipment, they only managed to start one machine. The joyriders will then have to pay up to £357 to retrieve their cars or motorcycles. Definition of joyriding in US English: joyriding nounˈdʒɔɪˌraɪdɪŋˈjoiˌrīdiNG The action or practice of driving fast and dangerously in a stolen car for enjoyment. 驾驶偷来的汽车兜风 the crackdown on joyriding as modifier a series of joyriding incidents Example sentencesExamples The bill proposed making joyriding a criminal offence and provided penalties of up to seven years in prison. Many of the younger criminals have graduated from joyriding and burglary in their teens to crimes such as drug-dealing. It was felt that they would be far better employed dealing with crime, petty vandalism, drugs and joyriding in the villages. Thefts of motor vehicles - including joyriding - have decreased by 13 per cent. Said Mr Wills: ‘Careless driving and joyriding has to be stopped.’ As a child and adolescent, he had numerous encounters with law enforcement for joyriding, theft, burglary, fraud, assault and battery. In many states, that has been changed by statute, particularly for crimes like joyriding. He said that drugs, robbery and joyriding were rife and claimed that some streets were nothing more than ghettos. Det Sgt Nick Draper of Pudsey CID said: ‘This is a terrible incident and highlights the awful dangers of joyriding.’ In Ireland we have a fairly serious problem developing with teen joyriding. I have no idea who did this - it is one step from joyriding. ‘The whole area of joyriding and juvenile crime is indicative of how ineffective our justice system has become,’ he added. Inspector McComb said that in terms of joyriding, the latest incident showed the dangers involved. Residents have complained that the area has become run-down, suffers at the hands of thugs intent on joyriding and burglary. However, they also hope the operation will reduce overall crime levels in the area including drug dealing, burglaries, car thefts, and joyriding. They made no attempt to come and catch them in the act, so they stole the car, used it for joyriding, and burnt it out a couple of streets away. After the crash Gareth's father said he had taken six of his son's friends to the chapel of rest to warn them of the dangers of so-called joyriding. Graffiti, joyriding, drugs and illicit sex are all about countering boredom with excitement, and feeling insignificant with feeling important. Some cars were just used for joyriding and dumped, but others may have been stolen to order or fitted with fake plates and sold. The types of delinquency ranged from low-level stuff like being rowdy on a street corner, to theft from home and school, up to housebreaking, joyriding and robbery.
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