seize
seize
si:z
siz
British pronunciation
/siːz/

英語での「seize」の定義と意味

to seize
01

つかむ, 奪う

to suddenly and forcibly take hold of something
Transitive: to seize sth
to seize definition and meaning
example
To protect the child, the parent had to seize their arm and pull them away from danger.
子供を守るために、親はその腕をつかみ、危険から引き離さなければなりませんでした。
02

奪取する, 力ずくで取る

to take something forcefully, typically through authority or power
Transitive: to seize a property or resources
example
The conquerors seized the enemy's fortress after a long and arduous siege, claiming victory in the battle.
征服者たちは長く困難な包囲の後、敵の要塞を奪い、戦いでの勝利を主張した。
03

差し押さえる

to confiscate or take possession of items under legal authority
Transitive: to seize possessions or assets
example
Following a court order, the tax authorities seized the businessman's assets to cover his outstanding tax liabilities.
裁判所の命令により、税務当局は事業家の資産を差し押さえ、未払いの税債務をカバーしました。
04

引き付ける, 捉える

to capture one's interest or attention in a compelling or captivating manner
Transitive: to seize interest or attention
example
The breathtaking view from the mountaintop seized our attention.
山頂からの息をのむような景色は私たちの注目を引きつけました
05

襲う, 取りつく

(of an emotion or sensation) to impact someone intensely
Transitive: to seize sb
example
A sudden sense of excitement seized him as he realized he had won the competition.
彼は競争に勝ったと気づいたとき、突然の興奮の感覚が彼を襲った
06

縛る, 固定する

to secure two or more ropes or lines by using a smaller line to tie them together
Transitive: to seize two ropes or lines
Ditransitive: to seize a rope to another rope or a support
example
The sailor used a thin twine to seize the loose ends of the ropes.
船員は、ロープの緩んだ端を固定するために細い紐を使いました。
07

掴む, 利用する

to take an opportunity or chance quickly and with determination.
example
They seized the offer before it expired.
彼らは期限が切れる前にオファーをつかんだ
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