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seizure

/ˈsiː.ʒər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un ataque o aparición repentina de una enfermedad, especialmente un episodio convulsivo; también el acto de apoderarse legalmente de una propiedad, o la captura de una persona por la fuerza.

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noun

/ˈsiː.ʒər/B2formalmedical
  • esSustantivo que designa un ataque o aparición repentina de una enfermedad, especialmente un episodio convulsivo; también el acto de apoderarse legalmente de una propiedad, o la captura de una persona por la fuerza.

A noun referring to a sudden occurrence or recurrence of a disease, the act of forcibly dispossessing an owner of property, the act of taking a person by force, or the taking possession of something by legal process.

  1. Sudden medical episodeB2formalmedical

    A sudden occurrence or recurrence of a disease, such as an epileptic convulsion or a stroke.

    esAtaque o convulsión

    • The patient had a seizure and was rushed to the hospital.
    • Epileptic seizures can vary in intensity and duration.
    • The doctor prescribed medication to prevent further seizures.

    Sinónimosattackconvulsionepisodefitictusparoxysmspasm

  2. Forcible taking of propertyB2formallegal

    The act of forcibly taking possession of property, often by an authority or government.

    esIncautación de bienes

    • The bank ordered the seizure of the house due to unpaid debts.
    • Police conducted a seizure of illegal goods during the raid.
    • The government authorized the seizure of assets from the criminal organization.

    Sinónimosappropriationattachmentconfiscationdistraintexpropriationimpoundmentsequestration

    Antónimosreleaserestitutionrestorationreturn

  3. B2formallegal

    The act of capturing or taking a person by force, often in a legal or military context.

    esCaptura de una persona

    • The seizure of the hostage was carried out by the rebels.
    • The police made a seizure of the suspect without incident.
    • The military's seizure of the enemy leader was a major victory.

    Sinónimosapprehensionarrestcapturetaking

    Antónimosfreeingliberationrelease

  4. Legal possessionB2formallegal

    The taking possession of something through a legal process, such as a court order.

    esembargo

    • The court ordered the seizure of the company's records.
    • The seizure of the property was carried out under a warrant.
    • Legal seizure of the funds was necessary to settle the debt.

    Sinónimosattachmentconfiscationdistraintforfeitureimpoundingsequestration

Formas
  • seizures plural form
  • seizures' possessive plural form
  • seizure's possessive singular form
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