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【ひとじち】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

hostage

Generated word frames (experimental)

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] is holding [Location] as a hostage

The criminal is holding hostages in the bank

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Organization] demands [Hostage]

The terrorists demand hostages from the government

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Incident] results in [Person] becoming a hostage

He became a hostage in that incident

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Time] for [Hostage] to be released

The hostages will be released tomorrow morning

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

The [Condition] of the [Hostage] worsens

The health condition of the hostage is worsening

Generated definitions (experimental)

hostage

This refers to a person who is held captive by someone in order to secure certain demands or negotiations. It is often used in the context of crimes or political situations where individuals are taken to compel action from others.

。。

He was taken as a hostage.

。。

The police are negotiating to safely release the hostage.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to take a hostagethe hostage is releasedhostage negotiationhostage incidentto be held as a hostagehostage demandsto secure a hostagehostage rescue operationhostage issueto free the hostage

Generated related terms (experimental)

【ひとじち】

Refers to a person held captive or used as leverage in a negotiation or conflict.

。。

He has been taken hostage.

【しゅうじん】

Refers to a prisoner or inmate, someone who is held in a prison as punishment for a crime.

。。

He is in prison as a convict.

【さいむしゃ】

Refers to a debtor, someone who owes money or a favor, often needing to fulfill obligations.

。。

He is following a repayment plan as a debtor.

【ほごしゃ】

Refers to a guardian or protector, someone who takes care of another person, often in legal terms.

。。

She has responsibilities as the child's guardian.

【ゆうかい】

Refers to kidnapping, the act of unlawfully seizing and carrying away a person by force or fraud.

。。

He was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping.

【こうそく】

Refers to detaining or restraining someone, often used in a legal or law enforcement context.

。。

The police detained the suspect.

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

．.
．.

Example sentences

12 results

1. 。。

The criminal didn't let the hostages go.

2. おそかれ遅かれはやかれ早かれ、、。。

Sooner or later, the hostages will be set free.

3. 。。

All the hostages were released unharmed.

4. 。。

The hostages will be released.

5. 。。

The hostages will be released before Christmas.

6. 。。

The fate of the hostages depends on the result of the negotiation.

7. 。。

Wife and children are hostages given to fortune.

8. 、、。。

He tried to brave it out while held as a hostage.

9. 。。

The terrorists released the hostages.

10. とむトムめありいメアリー。。

I thought Tom and Mary were going to use me as a hostage.

11. とむトム。。

Tom killed one of his hostages.

12. とむトム。。

Tom wasn't taken hostage.

【ひとじち】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

hostage

Generated word frames (experimental)

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Person] is holding [Location] as a hostage

The criminal is holding hostages in the bank

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Organization] demands [Hostage]

The terrorists demand hostages from the government

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Incident] results in [Person] becoming a hostage

He became a hostage in that incident

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

[Time] for [Hostage] to be released

The hostages will be released tomorrow morning

きごう[きごう]きごう[きごう]

The [Condition] of the [Hostage] worsens

The health condition of the hostage is worsening

Generated definitions (experimental)

hostage

This refers to a person who is held captive by someone in order to secure certain demands or negotiations. It is often used in the context of crimes or political situations where individuals are taken to compel action from others.

。。

He was taken as a hostage.

。。

The police are negotiating to safely release the hostage.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to take a hostagethe hostage is releasedhostage negotiationhostage incidentto be held as a hostagehostage demandsto secure a hostagehostage rescue operationhostage issueto free the hostage

Generated related terms (experimental)

【ひとじち】

Refers to a person held captive or used as leverage in a negotiation or conflict.

。。

He has been taken hostage.

【しゅうじん】

Refers to a prisoner or inmate, someone who is held in a prison as punishment for a crime.

。。

He is in prison as a convict.

【さいむしゃ】

Refers to a debtor, someone who owes money or a favor, often needing to fulfill obligations.

。。

He is following a repayment plan as a debtor.

【ほごしゃ】

Refers to a guardian or protector, someone who takes care of another person, often in legal terms.

。。

She has responsibilities as the child's guardian.

【ゆうかい】

Refers to kidnapping, the act of unlawfully seizing and carrying away a person by force or fraud.

。。

He was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping.

【こうそく】

Refers to detaining or restraining someone, often used in a legal or law enforcement context.

。。

The police detained the suspect.

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

．.
．.

Example sentences

12 results

1. 。。

The criminal didn't let the hostages go.

2. おそかれ遅かれはやかれ早かれ、、。。

Sooner or later, the hostages will be set free.

3. 。。

All the hostages were released unharmed.

4. 。。

The hostages will be released.

5. 。。

The hostages will be released before Christmas.

6. 。。

The fate of the hostages depends on the result of the negotiation.

7. 。。

Wife and children are hostages given to fortune.

8. 、、。。

He tried to brave it out while held as a hostage.

9. 。。

The terrorists released the hostages.

10. とむトムめありいメアリー。。

I thought Tom and Mary were going to use me as a hostage.

11. とむトム。。

Tom killed one of his hostages.

12. とむトム。。

Tom wasn't taken hostage.

人

N51

意person

訓ひと、-り、-と

音ジン、ニン

名じ、と、ね、ひこ、ふみ

質

N45

意substance; quality; matter; temperament

訓たち、ただ.す、もと、わりふ

音シツ、シチ、チ