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impound

/ɪmˈpaʊnd/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant saisir ou prendre possession de quelque chose de manière légale, souvent par décision des autorités, par exemple des biens ou un véhicule.

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/ɪmˈpaʊnd/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant saisir ou prendre possession de quelque chose de manière légale, souvent par décision des autorités, par exemple des biens ou un véhicule.

A verb meaning to seize or take possession of something legally, often by authority, such as property or a vehicle.

  1. Seize by legal authorityB2formallegal

    To take temporary possession of something, such as property or goods, as a security or penalty by legal authority.

    frSaisir par autorité légale

    • The police impounded the vehicle after the accident.
    • The court ordered the impoundment of all assets.
    • Customs officials impounded the illegal shipment.

    Synonymesappropriateattachcommandeerconfiscatedistrainseizesequestertake

    Antonymesliberatereleaserestorereturn

  2. Confine in a poundB2formal

    To place or shut up an animal, especially a stray or unlicensed one, in a pound or enclosure.

    frMettre en fourrière

    • The dog was impounded after being found wandering the streets.
    • The city impounds stray cats and holds them for adoption.
    • The farmer impounded the escaped sheep in a pen.

    Synonymescageconfinecoopenclosepenpoundshut in

    Antonymesfreeletliberaterelease

Formes
  • impounded past participle
  • impounded past simple
  • impounding present participle
  • impounds third person singular
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