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seize

/siːz/ [seized, seizing]

Translation

v [t]
atrapar
coger
The policeman seized the thief
El policía cogió al ladrón
agarrar
He seized my hand and pulled me out of the room
Me agarró de la mano y me sacó de la habitación
hacerse con
to seize control
hacerse con el control
(drogas o armas)
incautar
(uan oportunidad)
aprovechar
(bienes)
embargar
to seize {on/upon} sth to seize up
(Definition of seize v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish © Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)

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