| 释义 |
seizeBrE /siːz/NAmE /siːz/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they seize BrE /siːz/ NAmE /siːz/present simple - he / she / it seizes BrE /ˈsiːzɪz/ NAmE /ˈsiːzɪz/past simple seized BrE /siːzd/ NAmE /siːzd/past participle seized BrE /siːzd/ NAmE /siːzd/ -ing form seizing BrE /ˈsiːzɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈsiːzɪŋ/to take sb/sth in your hand suddenly and using force 抓住；捉住；夺 SYN grab ◆~ sth from sbShe tried to seize the gun from him. 她试图夺他的枪。◆~ sb/sthHe seized her by the arm. 他抓住她的胳膊。◆She seized hold of my hand. 她抓住我的手。~ sth (from sb) to take control of a place or situation, often suddenly and violently （常指通过暴力突然）夺取，攻占，控制◆They seized the airport in a surprise attack. 他们突袭攻占了机场。◆The army has seized control of the country. 军队已经控制全国。◆He seized power in a military coup. 他在军事政变中夺取了政权。~ sbto arrest or capture sb 逮捕；捉拿；俘获◆The men were seized as they left the building. 这些人在离开那栋房子时被抓获。~ sthto take illegal or stolen goods away from sb 起获；没收；扣押◆A large quantity of drugs was seized during the raid. 在这次突击行动中起获了大量毒品。~ a chance, an opportunity, the initiative, etc. to be quick to make use of a chance, an opportunity, etc. 抓住，把握（机会、时机、主动等） SYN grab ◆The party seized the initiative with both hands (= quickly and with enthusiasm). 该党迅速掌握主动。~ sb(of an emotion 情绪) to affect sb suddenly and deeply 突然侵袭；突然控制◆Panic seized her. 她突然惊慌失措。◆He was seized by curiosity. 他好奇心顿起。 = seize up (1)  ●ˈseize on/upon sthto suddenly show a lot of interest in sth, especially because you can use it to your advantage 利用；抓住（可利用的事物） SYN pounce on/upon ◆The rumours were eagerly seized upon by the local press. 当地报章迫不及待地对这些传闻加以炒作。●ˌseize ˈup (NAmE also seize) (of the parts of a machine 机器部件) to stop moving or working correctly 停止运转；发生故障if a part of your body seizes up, you are unable to move it easily and it is often painful （身体）发僵 |