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English	English
seize	seise
able to grasp something, aggressively eager, capable of grasping, capable of taking hold, able to seize, quick to understand	prehensile
act of hijacking, act of commandeering by force, highjack, seize aircraft, ship, or train, steal goods which are being taken from one place to another; stop and rob a vehicle; seize an airplane or other vehicle by force, steal idea, steal something fro...	hijack
act of intercepting, difference between calculated and observed altitude, distance between the origin and axis crossing, get the ball, interrupt progress, mark extent, take, seize; cause to stop; delay, hinder, obstruct; interrupt; intersect (Mathemati...	intercept
act of suddenly jumping on, act of suddenly swooping down and grabbing; sudden assault or attack, attack or take quickly, fall on, storm, invade; attack, seize, jump suddenly on, powder to stop ink running, powder used for producing image, react swiftl...	pounce
add something to something else, ascribe something, be associated with something, bind emotionally, fasten; annex; add; foreclose; ascribe to -, place somebody on temp duty, secure something to something else, seize something legally	attach
affect strongly; make an impression; emphasize; stamp, make a mark using pressure, apply a voltage, force to serve, influence deeply or please greatly, make clearly understood, press a shape into something, seize	impress
annoy somebody, experience or cause stomach pains, grumble constantly, minor complaint, seize; grasp; cause pain (in the stomach); complain (Slang), stomach pain; complaint (Slang)	gripe
any of several species of large black birds (such as crows), eat greedily, gorge, eat voraciously; ravage, plunder, seize, having a glossy black coloring, large black bird of crow family, shiny black, take something away by force	raven
assault, charge, raid; snatching, grabbing, make sweeping descent, pounce, seize quickly or suddenly, sudden attack, sudden descent, sweep down from the sky (of a bird, etc.); attack suddenly and speedily; snatch	swoop
assign something to another, claim something without right, demand without right; seize unjustly; attribute unjustly	arrogate
attempt to seize; take abruptly, grab quickly; kidnap, abduct; seize an opportunity, act of suddenly seizing something; bit, scrap, fragment; brief period of time, spell; kidnapping (Slang)	snatch
ban, restriction on commerce, impose an embargo, officially restrict commerce, order halting movement of ships, order stopping trade, prohibit or forbid something, prohibition, seize something	embargo
cannon, cut gun barrel, firearm with spiral grooves carved inside the gun barrel (causes the bullet to spin and improves accuracy), rifles, Rifles, rob, search through vigorously, steal, seize; search frantically, rummage, ransack; empty, take away, th...	rifle
catch somebody, grab something, seize quickly and stealthily; arrest; grab; steal (Informal)	nab

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