Definition Synonyms
Definition of hijacker - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
vehicle seizureperson who unlawfully seizes control of a vehicle
- The hijacker demanded the plane be rerouted to another country..
2.
technologyTECH. malicious software taking control of a computerTECH.
- The hijacker infected the system, causing it to crash.
3.
holdupRare person stopping a vehicle to steal from itRare
- The hijacker stopped the truck and took the goods.
Origin of hijacker
English, hijack (to seize) + -er (one who does)
Examples of hijacker in a sentence
Authorities negotiated with the hijacker for the release of the hostages. The hijacker altered the browser settings. A hijacker redirected the search queries. The hijacker targeted a delivery van on the highway. Authorities arrested the hijacker after a brief chase.
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- French:détourneur, hijacker, ...
- German:Entführer, Hijacker, ...
- Italian:dirottatore, dirottatore informatico, ...
- Spanish:secuestrador, malware, ...
- Portuguese:sequestrador, assaltante, ...
- Chinese:劫机者, 劫持软件, ...
- Japanese:ハイジャッカー, ハイジャックソフト, ...
- Arabic:خاطِف, بَرْمَجِيَّة اِخْتِطاف, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹטֵף, תׇּכְנַת חֲטִיפָה, ...
- Russian:угонщик, вирус-вымогатель, ...
- Ukrainian:викрадач, вірус, ...
- Hindi:अपहर्ता, हाइजैकर, ...
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