nab
v. 抓住或逮捕；获取
名词：nabber 过去式：nabbed 过去分词：nabbed 现在分词：nabbing 第三人称单数：nabs
近义词：collar，steal，ripoff，pinch，swipe，lift，walkoffwith，snitch，nail，apprehend，cop，pickup，arrest，
详细释义
v.(动词)
- 抢夺
- 突然抓住
- 偷盗
- 获得
- 逮捕
- 拘捕
- 猛然抓住
- 抢去（东西）
- 攫夺
- 抢到
- 迅速获得
- 逮捕（现行犯）
- 当场逮捕
- 拿取
- 捉住
- 逮住
- 攫取
- 逮捕捉住
- 获取
abbr.(缩略词)
- =New American Bible 《新美国圣经》
n.(名词)
- 岬山嘴
- 水下丘
- 暗礁
- 礁顶
- 全国广播工作者协会
英英释义
Verb
- tag the base runner to get him out
- take into custody;
"the police nabbed the suspected criminals"
- seize suddenly
例句
用作动词(v.)
- A video helped police nab the suspect.一盒录像带帮助警方逮捕到这名疑犯。
- The thief was nabbed by the police.小偷被警察抓住了。
- Police officers often use fingerprints successfully to nab criminals.警察官员时常使用指纹成功地去逮捕罪犯。
- American Corey Cogdell hit the target to nab third place.美国选手科丽·科格德尔射中目标夺得第三。
- Loading queues often disintegrate into a Hobbesian struggle to nab untaken seats.排队等车的人们往往会一哄而上,不顾一切地争抢空座位。