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| arrest | |
| commer. transp. nautic. | arrêt |
| econ. | arrestation |
| immigr. | arrêter |
| int. law. transp. nautic. | saisie |
| law | appréhender au corps |
| law transp. mech.eng. | mettre à la chaîne; saisir |
| mater.sc. mech.eng. | arrêter; déclencher |
| med. | couper |
| tracking number | |
| gen. | numéro de suivi |
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| arrêt m | |||
| arrestation f | |||
| saisie f | |||
| arrêter f; déclencher m | |||
| emprisonnement m; détention f | |||
| point d'arrêt | |||
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| arrêter f | |||
| appréhender au corps | |||
| mettre à la chaîne; saisir | |||
| couper m | |||
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| arrestations f | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| collar (I knew they would collar the robber sooner or later) | |||
| law enforcement's taking of a suspect into formal custody; The legal capture of a person who is charged with a crime | |||
| ar | |||
| In the context of rules of engagement, the action of seizing a free individual to place him/her in custody pending further legal action or to maintain public order, or pursuant to a legal order. (FRA) | |||
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Arrest : 147 phrases in 20 subjects |