abduction
/æbˈdʌkʃn/ (bre, ipa) · /æbˈdʌkʃn/ (ame, ipa) · /ab-ˈdək-shən əb-/ (ame, mw)
abduction — 名詞
- abductionsingular
- abductionsplural
1. the illegal taking of a person to another place, usually by threatening or overp
綁架
非法把人強行帶走
the illegal taking of a person to another place, usually by threatening or overpowering them
Kian's abduction outside the train station led police to close the street.
Kian 在火車站外遭綁架後,警方封鎖了整條街。
pattern: the abduction of a named victim
Witnesses said Talia's abduction happened near the school gate at noon.
目擊者說,Talia 遭綁架的事發生在中午的校門口。
The newspaper linked the diplomat's abduction to an armed rebel group.
報紙把那名外交官遭綁架一事和一個武裝叛軍團體聯繫起來。
After the overnight abduction, Tara was found unharmed at a bus stop.
那場整夜的綁架事件過後,Tara 在公車站被平安找到。
Christopher was jailed for planning the abduction of a wealthy tourist.
Christopher 因策劃綁架一名富有的觀光客而入獄。
- kidnapping
the everyday word, especially in speech and general news
- seizure
broader and more official, often used in legal or military contexts
- snatching
stresses quick, sudden taking rather than the full crime
- release
focuses on letting the person go after they have been taken
文法句型
the abduction of [person]
plan an abduction
用法筆記
Most common in legal writing and news reports. In everyday conversation, people usually say kidnapping instead.
常見錯誤
2. an anatomical movement in which a body part moves outward from the body's middle
外展
肢體向身體中線外移
an anatomical movement in which a body part moves outward from the body's middle line or away from the part next to it
The coach checked shoulder abduction before letting Sumin return to tennis.
教練確認 Sumin 的肩部外展沒問題後,才讓她回去打網球。
collocation: shoulder abduction
Paul felt pain during abduction when he raised his arm sideways.
Paul 把手臂往側邊抬起時,做外展動作會痛。
The therapist measured hip abduction as Mauricio pushed his leg outward.
治療師在 Mauricio 把腿往外推時測量髖部外展。
Limited abduction made it hard for Indra to lift her elbow away.
外展受限,讓 Indra 很難把手肘往外抬開。
After surgery, Vinícius practised finger abduction with a rubber band.
手術後,Vinícius 用橡皮帶練習手指外展。
- outward movement
a plain-language explanation rather than a technical anatomy term
- adduction
the matching movement back toward the body's center line
文法句型
shoulder abduction
hip abduction
用法筆記
Used in anatomy, physiotherapy, and sports medicine. It is the opposite of adduction, which brings the limb back toward the body's center line.