ˈjay·walk 动词 不及物动词 美
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| I | have | jaywalked |
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But one idea garnering a lot of attention: the elimination of jaywalking tickets.
globalnews.ca A cop spotted him jaywalking and asked the man if he knew he'd broken the law.
www.thestar.com Cities do not announce that they will not enforce jaywalking laws; they just don't do it.
www.slate.com The city-state has laws banning not just chewing gum, but also jaywalking, public spitting, graffiti and littering.
www.transformmagazine.net Many jurisdictions have a separate law defining the difference between jaywalking, or disobedience of traffic signal controls.
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