ransoming
present participle ofransom
单词 | ransoming |
释义 | ransoming present participle ofransom ransom verb[T] uk/ˈræn.səm/us/ˈræn.səm/topaymoneyinorderto set someonefree: Herfatherransomed herfora milliondollars. Paying money
Examplesofransomingransoming In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use. These soldiers were preferred, as there would be an opportunity ofransomingthem when taken prisoners at a lower price. From Wikipedia ![]() The fox then warned the boy againstransominganyone with the money. From Wikipedia ![]() It was claimed that most were dressed much the same as common soldiers and therefore were not recognised as being worthransoming. From Wikipedia ![]() But theransominghad finally gone too far. From Wikipedia ![]() They also did a brisk business inransomingsome of the captives. From Wikipedia ![]() Sometime later, she acts as the captain of a pirate ship, doing everything from raiding other ships toransominghostages. From Wikipedia ![]() He devoted himself to fighting paganism,ransomingcaptives and visiting rural districts. From Wikipedia ![]() The practice ofransominghad long been customary in medieval wars and there was no reason to forgo its pecuniary advantages in this conflict. From Wikipedia ![]() While performing these missions, he makes moves to take sole possession of the illicitransomingfunds, but is eliminated. From Wikipedia ![]() Apart from being conspicuously virtuous, he showed a practical turn in building aqueducts andransomingcaptives, as well as building new churches and restoring monasteries. From Wikipedia ![]() What we did learn is this it's a hostage that's worthransoming. From Wikipedia ![]() The incident illustrates the importance ofransomingnoble captives, as a means of political manipulation, increasing one's own revenues and exhausting the resources of one's foes. From Wikipedia ![]() Finally, in this context a form of more regular re-recruitment should be mentioned that in practice had some quantitative importance: theransomingof prisoners of war. From Wikipedia ![]() Shaler took out $75,000 in specie and then divested the packet afterransomingher for $8000. From Wikipedia ![]() Then violence erupts and suddenly the whole ship is endangered by a master criminal whose intention is not a simple hijacking andransomingof the wealthy hostages on board. From Wikipedia ![]() These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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