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1 commandeer
transitive verb1) (take arbitrary possession of) sich (Dat.) aneignen; requirieren (scherzh.)2) (seize for military service) einziehen [Männer]; beschlagnahmen, requirieren [Pferde, Vorräte, Gebäude]* * *[komən'diə](to seize (private property) for use by the army etc during wartime: They commandeered the castle.) requirieren, beschlagnahmen* * *com·man·deer[ˌkɒmənˈdɪəʳ, AM ˌkɑ:mənˈdɪr]vt▪ to \commandeer sth etw beschlagnahmen* * *["kɒmən'dɪə(r)]vt (MIL)men einziehen; (from another battalion, fig) abbeordern, abkommandieren; stores, ship, car etc (lit, fig) beschlagnahmen, requirieren* * *1. zum Militärdienst zwingen2. MIL requirieren, beschlagnahmen3. umga) organisierenb) mit Beschlag belegen* * *transitive verb1) (take arbitrary possession of) sich (Dat.) aneignen; requirieren (scherzh.)2) (seize for military service) einziehen [Männer]; beschlagnahmen, requirieren [Pferde, Vorräte, Gebäude]* * *v.anmaßen v.requirieren v.
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