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detaining

/dɪˈteɪnɪŋ/ /diˈteɪnɪŋ/

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verb

拘留，扣留。

To keep someone from proceeding by holding them back or making claims on their attention.

Examples :

"The teacher was detaining the students after class because they hadn't finished their work. "

老师因为学生们没做完作业，所以把他们留堂了。

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verb

拘留，扣押

To put under custody.

Examples :

"The police are detaining the suspect for questioning. "

警察正在拘留嫌疑人进行审问。

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verb

扣留， задержать。

To keep back or from; to withhold.

Examples :

"The teacher was detaining the students after class because they hadn't finished their work. "

老师因为学生们没做完作业，所以把他们扣留在课后。

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verb

扣押，查扣

To seize goods for official purposes.

Examples :

"The customs officer was detaining the shipment of fruit because it lacked the proper import documentation. "

海关官员正在查扣那批水果，因为它缺少必要的进口文件。

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noun

拘留，扣留。

The act by which someone is detained; detention.

Examples :

"The police officer explained that the detaining of the suspect was necessary for questioning about the robbery. "

警察解释说，拘留嫌疑人是必要的，因为要就抢劫案进行审问。

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