SEIZE - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

seize [ingl. am. siz, ingl. brit. siːz] V. trans.

1. seize (grab, snatch):

seize hand/object

agarrar

seize opportunity

aprovechar

seize power

tomar

seize power

hacerse con

he seized me by the shoulder

me agarró del hombro

I seized the handrail

me agarré or me así de la barandilla

she seized the book from his hands

le arrebató el libro de las manos

2.1. seize (capture):

seize town/fortress

tomar

seize town/fortress

apoderarse de

seize person

detener

2.2. seize:

seize (confiscate) assets/property

confiscar

seize (impound)

embargar

seize cargo/contraband

confiscar

seize cargo/contraband

decomisar

seize drugs/arms

incautar

seize drugs/arms

incautarse de

seize copies of book

secuestrar

3. seize (overcome) usu pass:

she was seized with panic

fue presa del pánico

they were seized by foreboding

les dio un presentimiento

he was seized with the desire to …

lo acometió el deseo de …

he was seized with the desire to …

sintió garas de …

seize on V. [ingl. am. siz -, ingl. brit. siːz -], seize upon V. (v + prep + o)

seize on chance:

seize on

aprovechar

her remarks were seized on by the opposition

la oposición se apresuró a sacar partido de sus declaraciones

he seized on the plan as the only viable solution

se aferró al plan como única solución posible

seize up V. [ingl. am. siz -, ingl. brit. siːz -] (v + adv)

seize up engine:

agarrotarse

seize up engine:

fundirse amer.

seize up muscles:

agarrotarse

seize up traffic:

paralizarse

español

inglés

decomisar

to seize

griparse

to seize up

confiscar

to seize

apresar

to seize

apresar

to seize

aprehender

to seize

desamortizar

to seize

secuestrar periódico/revista

to seize

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

seize [si:z] V. trans.

1. seize (grasp):

seize

asir form.

seize

cachar Arg., Nic., Urug.

seize

acapillar Méx.

to seize sb by the arm/by the throat

agarrar a alguien del brazo/por el cuello

2. seize (take):

seize opportunity

no dejar escapar

seize initiative, power

tomar

3. seize (overcome):

he was seized by fear/desire

el miedo/el deseo se apoderó de él

I was seized with panic

estaba sobrecogido por el pánico

4. seize (capture):

seize criminal

detener

seize fortress, town

tomar

5. seize (confiscate):

seize property

confiscar

seize drugs, weapons

incautarse de

6. seize (understand):

seize

captar

7. seize (kidnap):

seize

secuestrar

seize up V. intr.

seize up (stop)

paralizarse

seize up engine, muscles

agarrotarse

seize up INFORM.

colgarse coloq.

seize on V. trans.

seize on

aprovecharse de

español

inglés

asir

to seize

asirse a algo

to seize sth

acapillar

to seize

apresar

to seize

capitalizar

to seize

griparse

to seize up

señorearse

to seize control

aprehender (botín, contrabando)

to seize

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

seize [siz] V. trans.

1. seize (grasp):

seize

asir elev

seize

cachar Arg., Nic., Urug.

seize

acapillar Méx.

to seize sb by the arm/by the throat

agarrar a alguien del brazo/por el cuello

2. seize (take):

seize opportunity

no dejar escapar

seize initiative, power

tomar

3. seize (overcome):

he was seized by fear/desire

el miedo/el deseo se apoderó de él

I was seized with panic

estaba sobrecogido por el pánico

4. seize (capture):

seize criminal

detener

seize fortress, town

tomar

5. seize (confiscate):

seize property

confiscar

seize drugs, weapons

incautarse de

6. seize (understand):

seize

captar

7. seize (kidnap):

seize

secuestrar

seize on V. trans.

seize on

aprovecharse de

seize up V. intr.

seize up (stop)

paralizarse

seize up engine, muscles

agarrotarse

seize up comput

colgarse coloq.

español

inglés

asir

to seize

asirse a algo

to seize sth

acapillar

to seize

griparse

to seize up

apresar

to seize

aprehender (contrabando)

to seize

capturar

to seize

agarrotar

to seize up

Present

I	seize
you	seize
he/she/it	seizes
we	seize
you	seize
they	seize

Past

I	seized
you	seized
he/she/it	seized
we	seized
you	seized
they	seized

Present Perfect

I	have	seized
you	have	seized
he/she/it	has	seized
we	have	seized
you	have	seized
they	have	seized

Past Perfect

I	had	seized
you	had	seized
he/she/it	had	seized
we	had	seized
you	had	seized
they	had	seized

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

They seize on admittedly flawed government data to make the most extreme statistical arguments.

abcnews.go.com

People will seize on the things that they can afford.

www.derbytelegraph.co.uk

We seize on average more than one handgun a day.

www.thestar.com

Amid the terrible domestic political landscape they inherited, surely they would seize on this historic moment to shine the light on foreign affairs.

www.independent.com

This is an easy thing to seize on for those looking to make arguments about fragility.

nymag.com