v.搜身，搜(某人)的身，活蹦乱跳
n.(猫儿等)欢跃，快活的时刻，搜身

原形：frisk第三人称单数：frisks过去式：frisked过去分词：frisked现在分词：frisking

The customs officer frisked the suspect for any concealed weapons.
海关官员对嫌疑人进行了搜身，以防藏有暗器。
Before entering the nightclub, all guests must undergo a routine frisk by security personnel.
进入夜总会前，所有宾客都必须接受保安人员的例行搜身检查。
The police officer gently frisked the bystander who matched the description of the robbery suspect.
警察轻轻地搜查了符合抢劫嫌疑犯描述的旁观者。
As part of the airport security protocol, passengers may be subjected to a random frisk.
按照机场安全程序，乘客可能会被随机进行搜身检查。
After the alarm went off, the store manager decided to frisk the customer who had triggered it.
报警器响起后，商店经理决定对触发报警的顾客进行搜身。
He nervously waited for his turn to be frisked at the entrance of the embassy.
他紧张地排队等待在大使馆入口处接受搜身检查。
The VIPs were discreetly frisked by the secret service agents before entering the conference room.
贵宾们在进入会议室前被特工秘密地进行了搜身。
To ensure safety, concertgoers were thoroughly frisked for prohibited items like cameras and sharp objects.
为了确保安全，音乐会观众接受了彻底的搜身检查，严禁携带相机和尖锐物品等违禁品入场。
The security guard was trained to frisk visitors efficiently without causing discomfort or embarrassment.
保安受过训练，能高效地对访客进行搜身，同时避免造成不适或尴尬。
At the high-profile event, even journalists had to undergo a careful frisk before entering the press area.
在这个高调的活动中，即使是记者也必须在进入媒体区前接受仔细的搜身检查。