Seize
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British pronunciation/sˈiːz/
American pronunciation/ˈsiz/

Definicja i Znaczenie "seize"

to seize
01

to suddenly and forcibly take hold of something

to seize definition and meaning
02

chwycić

to take something forcefully, typically through authority or power
03

chwycić

to confiscate or take possession of items under legal authority
04

chwycić

to capture one's interest or attention in a compelling or captivating manner
05

chwycić

(of an emotion or sensation) to impact someone intensely
06

chwycić

to secure two or more ropes or lines by using a smaller line to tie them together
07

chwycić

seize and take control without authority and possibly with force; take as one's right or possession
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Przykład
examples
To protect the child, the parent had to seize their arm and pull them away from danger.
The eagle swooped down to seize a fish from the water with its talons.
The goalkeeper managed to seize the ball just before the opponent could score.
In a panic, she reached out to seize her falling phone before it hit the ground.
The haunting melody of the song seized the audience's emotions.
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