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Detailed Translations for apprehend from English to Spanish
apprehend:
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apprehend (arrest; pick up; hold; detain; seize; imprison)
arrestar; detener; coger preso; aprehender; aprisionar; coger prisionero-
arrestar verb
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detener verb
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coger preso verb
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aprehender verb
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aprisionar verb
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coger prisionero verb
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apprehend (be afraid of)
temer; arredrarse ante; tener miedo; estar preocupado; experimentar miedo; acobardarse por-
temer verb
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arredrarse ante verb
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tener miedo verb
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estar preocupado verb
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experimentar miedo verb
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acobardarse por verb
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apprehend (worry; fear; dread; be uneasy)
estar preocupado; tener miedo; acobardarse por; temer; arredrarse ante-
estar preocupado verb
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tener miedo verb
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acobardarse por verb
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temer verb
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arredrarse ante verb
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Wiktionary Translations for apprehend:
apprehend
Cross Translation:
verb
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(transitive) to anticipate with anxiety, dread, or fear
- apprehend → temer
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to understand; to recognize
- apprehend → percibir; captar; aprehender; entender; comprender
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To take or seize; to take hold of
- apprehend → capturar; prender; coger; aprehender
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to arrest; to apprehend a criminal
- apprehend → detener
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• apprehend | → temer | ↔ vrezen — bang zijn, angst hebben |
• apprehend | → arrestar | ↔ arresteren — van overheidswege in hechtenis nemen |
• apprehend | → llevarse; ser; experto; en; algo | ↔ verstehen — (reflexiv) ohne Streitigkeiten mit jemandem auskommen, eine gute persönliche Beziehung zu jemandem haben |
• apprehend | → aprehender | ↔ appréhender — procédure|fr prendre, saisir ; parler des prises de corps. |
• apprehend | → arrestar; detener | ↔ arrêter — (8) Prendre et retenir prisonnier |
• apprehend | → atrapar; coger | ↔ attraper — Prendre à une trappe, à un piège ou à quelque chose de semblable. |
• apprehend | → atrapar; capturar | ↔ capturer — s’emparer d’un être vivant ou d’une chose. |
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