seizing

n.

抓；夺；捆绑；扣押

v.

抓住( seize的现在分词 )；逮捕；捉拿；俘获

seize the opportunity抓住机遇，抓住机会

seize opportunities抓住机遇；把握时机

seize the day把握今天

seize the moment把握时机；抓住机会；把握此刻；活在当下

seize on抓住；占有

seize up失灵；中止；（机器）卡住

seize the present抓住现在（歌词）

seize hold of v. 抓住；占领

seize upon抓住，利用

seize any opportunity无孔不入；把握任何机遇

1. Mary kept running up behind her brother and seizing his cap from his head.
   玛丽不停地跟在她哥哥后面跑，抓他头上戴的帽子。
2. Earth is learning to become the dreamer and the dream again, seizing control of her own fate through the choice to ascend.
   地球正学习再次成为造梦者与梦，藉由提升的选择而紧抓住对自己命运的控制。
3. Everyone applauded his skill in seizing knives bare-handed.
   他这手空拳夺刀的武艺，令人叫绝。
4. Since the Beijing Olympic Phelps seizing eight gold, he has been on the private life of unprecedented attention.
   自从菲尔普斯北京奥运豪夺八金以后，他的私生活就受到了前所未有的关注。

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