Nab
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British pronunciation/nˈæb/
American pronunciation/ˈnæb/

Definition & Meaning of "nab"

to nab
01

to catch someone because they are suspected of doing something wrong

Transitive: to nab sb
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Example
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The detective successfully nabbed the thief in the act of stealing.
Law enforcement may nab individuals involved in criminal activities during a targeted operation.
The undercover operation was designed to nab members of the organized crime syndicate.
02

to take, grab, or steal something quickly or suddenly

Transitive: to nab sth
example
Example
The detective successfully nabbed the thief in the act of stealing.
Law enforcement may nab individuals involved in criminal activities during a targeted operation.
The undercover operation was designed to nab members of the organized crime syndicate.
The police officer decided to nab the suspect after a brief chase.
Officers aim to nab suspects quickly to prevent further criminal acts.
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