Pronunciation: /ˈskaɪˌdʒækɪŋ/
noun the act of seizing control of an aircraft by force
A1 Skyjacking is the unlawful seizure of an aircraft by a person or group.
A2 The passengers were terrified when the skyjacking took place.
B1 Skyjacking incidents have decreased significantly in recent years due to increased security measures.
B2 The pilot managed to thwart the skyjacking attempt and safely land the plane.
C1 Authorities were able to negotiate with the skyjacker and safely resolve the skyjacking situation.
C2 The skyjacking of the plane was a meticulously planned operation carried out by a sophisticated criminal organization.
verb to seize control of an aircraft by force
A1 The criminal attempted to skyjack the plane.
A2 The passengers were terrified when the hijackers tried to skyjack the aircraft.
B1 Skyjacking is a serious crime that can result in severe consequences.
B2 The security measures at airports have been increased to prevent skyjacking incidents.
C1 The authorities successfully thwarted a potential skyjacking attempt last week.
C2 Pilots undergo extensive training to handle emergency situations such as skyjacking.
formal The act of skyjacking is a serious offense that can result in severe legal consequences.
informal Skyjacking is when someone takes control of an aircraft by force.
slang Skyjacking is like the ultimate hijacking in the sky.
figurative In a metaphorical sense, skyjacking can refer to taking control of a situation or conversation in a forceful manner.
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