seizure

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.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее внезапное возникновение или повторение болезни, акт принудительного лишения владельца собственности, акт захвата человека силой или вступление во владение чем-либо по закону.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.frNom désignant une crise soudaine (souvent épileptique), l'action de saisir ou de confisquer un bien par autorité, ou la capture d'une personne par la force.deSubstantiv, das das plötzliche Auftreten oder Wiederkehren einer Krankheit, den Akt der gewaltsamen Wegnahme von Eigentum oder die gewaltsame Ergreifung einer Person sowie den rechtmäßigen Erwerb des Besitzes von etwas bezeichnet.ptSubstantivo que designa a ocorrência súbita ou repetição de uma doença (como convulsão ou ataque); o ato de tomar à força a propriedade de alguém; o ato de capturar uma pessoa à força; ou o ato de tomar posse de algo por meio legal.zh名词，表示疾病的突然发作或复发；也指强制剥夺某人财产的行为，以武力抓捕人的行为，或依法取得某物的占有。arاسم يدل على حدوث مفاجئ أو متكرر للمرض، أو فعل انتزاع ملكية شخص بقوة، أو فعل القبض على شخص بالقوة، أو الدخول في حيازة شيء ما بموجب القانون.

1. Sudden medical episode B2 formal medical

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

   • 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.

   ruПрипадокesAtaque o convulsiónfrCrise épileptiquedeAnfallptConvulsãozh癫痫发作arنوبة

   Sinônimos: attackconvulsionepisodefitictusparoxysmspasm

2. Forcible taking of property B2 formal legal

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

   • 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.

   ruИзъятиеesIncautación de bienesfrSaisiedeBeschlagnahmeptApreensãozh扣押arمصادرة الممتلكات

   Sinônimos: appropriationattachmentconfiscationdistraintexpropriationimpoundmentsequestration

   Antônimos: releaserestitutionrestorationreturn

3. Taking a person by force B2 formal legal

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

   • 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.

   ruЗахватesCaptura de una personafrCapture d'une personne par la forcedeGefangennahmeptCapturazh扣押arالقبض بالقوة

   Sinônimos: apprehensionarrestcapturetaking

   Antônimos: freeingliberationrelease

4. Legal possession B2 formal legal

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

   • 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.

   ruИзъятиеesembargofrSaisie (possession légale)deBeschlagnahmeptApreensãozh扣押arالاستيلاء القانوني

   Sinônimos: attachmentconfiscationdistraintforfeitureimpoundingsequestration

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