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nab

/næb/

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verb

逮捕，抓捕

To seize, arrest or take into custody (a criminal or fugitive).

Examples :

"The police were able to nab the thief right after he left the bank. "

警察在小偷刚离开银行后就抓住了他。

police law action

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verb

抓住，夺取。

To grab or snatch something.

Examples :

"The dog tried to nab the treat from my hand. "

那只狗试图从我手里抢走零食。

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noun

山顶，顶点

The summit of an eminence.

Examples :

"The hikers reached the nab of the hill, and took a picture of the valley below. "

登山者们到达了山顶的顶点，并拍了一张山谷的照片。

geography position

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noun

枪机, 击锤。

The cock of a gunlock.

Examples :

"The historical musket lacked a prominent nab, making it difficult to quickly cock the gunlock in battle. "

这把老式滑膛枪缺少一个明显的击锤，导致在战斗中很难快速扳起枪机。

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noun

锁盒，锁匣。

(locksmithing) The keeper, or box into which the lock is shot.

Examples :

"The bolt of the old lock barely reached the nab, so we replaced it with a stronger one. "

老锁的锁舌勉强才能碰到锁盒，所以我们换了个更结实的锁。