I. seize [siːz] 动词 trans
1. seize:
- seize
- 抓住
- seize
- 攫住
2. seize:
- seize
- 抓住(机会等)
- seize
- 掌握
- seize
- 理解
3. seize 法律:
- seize
- 没收
- seize
- 扣押
- seize
- 查封
4. seize:
- seize
- 占领
- seize
- 占据
II. seize [siːz] 动词 不及物动词 (on)
- seize
- 抓住
- seize
- 利用
- seize on an idea
- 采用一个主意
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Voiced in different ways, seizing the day became his credo.
en.wikipedia.org The press appeared to seize upon any point that could be sensationalised.
en.wikipedia.org The guildhalls were seized by the state and sold.
en.wikipedia.org Supreme power was now open to whichever general was strong enough to seize it (and keep it).
en.wikipedia.org He seized his opportunity and scored six goals from six league matches.
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