intercept
int
ˌɪn
in
er
ɜr
ēr
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ˈsɛpt
sept
British pronunciation
/ˌɪntəsˈɛpt/

Definition & Meaning of "intercept"in English

to intercept
01

to stop or catch before reaching intended destination

Transitive: to intercept sb/sth
to intercept definition and meaning
example
Examples
The security team intercepted a suspicious package at the airport, preventing a potential threat.
The police intercepted the car thief before he could escape the city.
02

to secretly receive or obtain a communication, message, or signal that was meant for someone else

Transitive: to intercept a signal or communication
example
Examples
The spy intercepted the enemy's transmission, decoding it before it reached its target.
The team intercepted the signal, preventing the information from getting into the wrong hands.
Intercept
01

the point where a line, curve, or surface crosses an axis on a graph

example
Examples
The y-intercept of the line is where it crosses the y-axis at
To find the x-intercept, set the y-value to zero and solve for x.
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