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to nab
01
to catch someone because they are suspected of doing something wrong
Transitive: to nab sb
Examples
The police officer decided to nab the suspect after a brief chase.
Law enforcement may nab individuals involved in criminal activities during a targeted operation.
02
to take, grab, or steal something quickly or suddenly
Transitive: to nab sth
Examples
He nabbed the last piece of pizza before anyone else could reach it.
The thief quickly nabbed the purse from the counter and ran out of the store.
