apprehend
apprehend 英 [ˌæprɪˈhend] 美 [ˌæprɪˈhɛnd]
vt. 理解；逮捕；忧虑 vi. 理解；担心
进行时:apprehending 过去式:apprehended 过去分词:apprehended 第三人称单数:apprehends
- To apprehend is to capture or arrest, as when the police try to apprehend criminals and bring them to justice. You also apprehend a concept when you understand it, grasping or capturing its meaning.
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- vt. 理解；逮捕；忧虑
- vi. 理解；担心
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1. Police are advised of the need to "rear scan" — look over their shoulder — and warned not to attempt to apprehend suspects while still "engaged with the cycle".
同时，它还向警察们强调了“后视”——就是扭过头从肩膀上看过去——的重要性，并警告他们当还“骑在自行车上时”不要试图逮捕嫌疑犯。
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2. Their concern, and the concern of the society, is that when the police apprehend a suspect, that man or woman is not sent to jail or condemned to die without due process of law.
法院所关心的，也是社会所关心的，是当警察逮捕一名嫌疑人时，那个人不会未经法律正当程序而被监禁或被判处死刑。
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3. In our vigorous effort to prevent attacks or apprehend criminals, we retain a commitment to human rights and fundamental freedoms.
在我们竭力防范攻击或逮捕犯罪份子的同时，我们继续坚持对人权和基本自由的承诺。
- apprehend (v.) late 14c., "grasp with the senses or mind;" early 15c. as "grasp, take hold of" physically, from Latin apprehendere "to take hold of, grasp," from ad "to" (see ad-) + prehendere "to seize" (from prae- "before;" see pre- + -hendere, from PIE root *ghend- "to seize, take"). Often "to hold in opinion but without positive certainty."
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