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1 elfogatóparancs
(EN) hue and cry; mittimus; warrant of apprehension; warrant of arrest; warrant to apprehend the body -
2 érzékel
(DE) empfinden; empfindend; empfindet; erfassen; erkannte; gespürt; wahrnehmen; (EN) appreciate; apprehend; detects; discern; feel; feel, felt; perceive; sense -
3 fél
(DE) Hälfte {e}; Teil {r}; gezittert; halb; s. fürchten; s. scheuen; semi; zagen; hälftig; semi-; (EN) apprehend; arf; be frightened; be in a fright; be scared shitless; dread; dread oneself; fear; fear sg; feel frightened; funk; get cold feet; get scared shitless; go in fear of; half; half, halves; have cold feet; party; party to a dispute; party to a suit; shit a brick; shit bricks; shit oneself; squib; to be afraid of; tremble -
4 felfog
(DE) abschirmen; auffangen; auffassend; aufgefasst; begreifen; begriff; begriffen; erfassen; hochnehmen; verstehen; versteht; apperzipieren; (EN) apprehend; catch; catch, caught; caught; compass; comprehend; conceit; conceive; conceive of; conceptualize; decouple; entrap; get; get, got; got; grasp; intercept; parry; perceive; pick up; realize; savvy; see; see, saw, seen; seen; seize; take; take in; take up; take, took, taken; took; tumble to; understand; understand, understood; understood -
5 lefog
(DE) klemmen; klemmt; (EN) apprehend; arrest; clamp; clinch; hold down; keep down; nab; pull -
6 letartóztat
(DE) festsetzen; hopsnehmen; verhaften; verhaftend; verhaftet; sistieren; (EN) apprehend; arrest; attach; lag; nab; nick; pull; pull in -
7 megért
(DE) begreife; begriff; begriffen; durchdringe; empfangen; ersinnen; greifen; kapierend; mitbekommen; nachvollziehen; packt; verstehen; versteht; apperzipieren; (EN) apprehend; catch; catch up; catch, caught; caught; compass; comprehend; conceit; conceive; conceive of; dig; dig, dug; digest; get; get the message; get the picture; get, got; got; grasp; grip; make out; penetrate; perceive; reach; realize; savvy; see; see, saw, seen; seen; seize; take; take in; take, took, taken; took; tumble to; twig; understand; understand, understood; understood -
8 megragad
(DE) angreifend; anpacken; erfassen; ergreift; ergriffen; fassen; packen; wahrnehmen; (EN) apprehend; bite, bit, bitten; bitten; catch; catch a-hold of; catch hold of; catch, caught; caught; clamp; clasp; claught; claw; clench; clinch; clutch; embrace; enravish; fang; fasten on; fasten upon; get ahold of; grab; grab at; grab for; grab hold of; grapple; grip; gripe; possess; pounce; pounce upon; seize; seize on; snatch; tackle; take; take hold of; take, took, taken; took; truss; vice -
9 elfogadási parancs
warrant to apprehend the body -
10 elõvezetési parancs
warrant of arrest, warrant to apprehend the body -
11 érzékel
to apprehend, to sense, to feel, felt -
12 fél
to be in a fright, to apprehend, to squib, half -
13 felfog
to apprehend, to perceive, to take in, to savvy -
14 lefog
to arrest, to apprehend, to nab, to keep down -
15 letartóztat
to attach, to apprehend, to arrest, to nab -
16 megragad
to seize, to clutch, to snatch, to apprehend
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Apprehend — Ap pre*hend ([a^]p pr[ e]*h[e^]nd ), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Apprehended}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Apprehending}.] [L. apprehendere; ad + prehendere to lay hold of, seize; prae before + hendere (used only in comp.); akin to Gr. chanda nein to hold, contain … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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