ひき逃げ

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ひき逃げ

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轢き (hiki, “running over”, 連用形 (ren'yōkei, “stem or continuative form”) of 轢く (hiku, “to run over”)) +‎ 逃げ (nige, “fleeing”, 連用形 (ren'yōkei, “stem or continuative form”) of 逃げる (nigeru, “to flee”))

• (Tokyo) ひきにげ (Heiban – )^[1][2][3]
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ひき逃(に)げ • (hikinige) 

1. a hit and run (the crime of causing an accident and leaving)
   • 2014 June 8, “ヤンゴン市内の交通規制を強化”, in Myanmar News‎:

     新(あたら)しい規(き)制(せい)では、歩(ほ)行(こう)者(しゃ)をはねたり轢(ひ)き逃(に)げをした者(もの)は、バス運(うん)転(てん)手(しゅ)として職(しょく)を失(うしな)うことになった。

     Atarashii kisei de wa, hokōsha o hane tari hikinige o shita mono wa, basu untenshu toshite shoku o ushinau koto ni natta.

     In the new regulations, a bus driver who hits a pedestrian or has a hit-and-run will lose their job.

   • 2015 August 23, Gosho Aoyama, “FILE(ファイル).５(ご)　SELFIE(セルフィー)”, in [名](めい)[探](たん)[偵](てい)コナン [Legendary Detective Conan], volume 87 (fiction), Tokyo: Shogakukan, →ISBN:

     彼(かの)女(じょ)の顔(かお)の横(よこ)にあるでしょ？「恋(こい)のヒット＆(エンド)ラン」って！ヒット＆(エンド)ランは日(にっ)本(ぽん)だと野(や)球(きゅう)用(よう)語(ご)だけど、外(がい)国(こく)だと…

     Kanojo no kao no yoko ni aru desho? “Koi no Hitto Endo Ran” tte! Hitto endo ran wa Nippon da to yakyū yōgo da kedo, gaikoku dato…

     Don’t you see that one next to her face? “The Hit and Run of Love”! In Japan hit and run’s just a baseball term, but elsewhere it also means…

     轢(ひ)き逃(に)げ…

     Hikinige…

     The crime of hit and run…

ひき逃(に)げする • (hikinige suru) suru (stem ひき逃(に)げし (hikinige shi), past ひき逃(に)げした (hikinige shita))

1. to hit and run (hit someone with a vehicle then leave)

• ヒットエンドラン (hitto endo ran)