单词 | seize |
释义 | seize [si:z] verb IMPROVER transitive ■to take something quickly and keep or hold it 抓住;夺过 •I seized his arm and made him turn to look at me.我抓住他的手臂,使他转身看着我。 •He seized the chance/opportunity IMPROVER transitive ■to take using sudden force 夺取;攫取;抓获 •The rebels have seized ten soldiers to use as hostages.叛乱者俘获了十名士兵作为人质。 •Political instability helped the army to seize power •Troops yesterday seized control ADVANCED transitive ■If the police or other officials seize something, they take possession of it with legal authority 没收;查获 •Customs officers at Heathrow have seized 60 kilos of heroin.希思洛机场的海关官员查获了60公斤海洛因。 [usually passive] ■If a strong emotion or pain seizes you, you feel it suddenly (强烈情感或剧痛)突然侵袭 •I was suddenly seized by/with [si:z] verb Phrasal Verbs seize on/upon sth ■to use, accept or take advantage of something quickly or enthusiastically 抓住;揪住;大加利用 •The story was seized on by the tabloid press, who printed it under huge headlines.那件事被小报紧抓着不放,并用巨大标题刊载。 [si:z] verb Phrasal Verbs seize up informal ■to stop being able to move or work in the normal way 动弹不得;故障;失灵 •The washing machine totally seized up on Thursday.星期四的时候洗衣机彻底坏掉了。 •The traffic had seized up for miles because of the roadworks.由于道路施工,车辆堵了好几哩。 |
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