Rechercher
to impound
01
confiner, immobiliser
place or shut up in a pound
02
confisquer, saisir
to temporarily take possession of something, typically by legal authority, as a measure of security or due to a violation
impound
v
pound
v
impoundment
n
impoundment
n
Exemple
Right now, customs officials are actively impounding goods that violate import regulations.
Last week, authorities impounded several vehicles for violating traffic laws.
If found in violation of environmental regulations, authorities may impound a company's equipment.
The city may impound vehicles parked in restricted zones.
Law enforcement has the authority to impound vehicles involved in certain offenses.
