Buscar
to impound
01
incautar, confiscar
to confine or place domestic animals in an enclosed area
Transitive: to impound an animal
Example
The animal shelter impounded several cats that were found abandoned in the park.
The local authorities impounded the stray dogs after they were found roaming the streets.
If your pet is not on a leash, it might be impounded by animal control officers.
02
incautar, retener
to temporarily take possession of something, typically by legal authority, as a measure of security or due to a violation
Transitive: to impound sth
Example
The city may impound vehicles parked in restricted zones.
Law enforcement has the authority to impound vehicles involved in certain offenses.
If found in violation of environmental regulations, authorities may impound a company's equipment.
word family
pound
Verb
impound
Verb
impoundment
Noun
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