to seize
01
抓住, 夺取
to suddenly and forcibly take hold of something
Transitive: to seize sth
例子
In a panic, she reached out to seize her falling phone before it hit the ground.
在惊慌中，她伸出手去抓住她掉落的手机，以免它掉到地上。
02
夺取, 强行占领
to take something forcefully, typically through authority or power
Transitive: to seize a property or resources
例子
The rebels seized control of the city's main square, barricading the streets and declaring their independence.
叛军夺取了城市主要广场的控制权，封锁了街道并宣布独立。
03
没收
to confiscate or take possession of items under legal authority
Transitive: to seize possessions or assets
例子
The customs officials seized the counterfeit goods being smuggled into the country through the port.
海关官员没收了通过港口走私到该国的假冒商品。
04
吸引, 抓住
to capture one's interest or attention in a compelling or captivating manner
Transitive: to seize interest or attention
例子
The opening lines of the novel seized my imagination, drawing me into the story from the very first page.
小说的开篇几行抓住了我的想象力，从第一页起就把我吸引进了故事中。
05
抓住, 侵袭
(of an emotion or sensation) to impact someone intensely
Transitive: to seize sb
例子
A sense of foreboding seized him as dark clouds gathered on the horizon.
当乌云在地平线上聚集时，一种不祥的预感攫住了他。
06
绑紧, 固定
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
例子
During the maintenance of the ship 's rigging, the crew had to seize several frayed lines to prevent any potential accidents.
在船舶索具的维护过程中，船员不得不固定几根磨损的绳索以防止任何潜在的事故。
07
抓住, 利用
to take an opportunity or chance quickly and with determination.
例子
She seized the chance to work abroad.
她抓住了出国工作的机会。
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