abduct

UK:  [æb'dʌkt]

US:  [æbˈdʌkt]

现在分词：abducting  过去式：abducted  第三人称单数：abducts  

v.

1.劫持;绑架

2.【医】外转;使外展

1 . Urban underground tunnel was originally built for legitimate things, but it has been used to abduct people looters.
城市地下的地道本来是为了合法事物建造的，但却被劫掠者用来绑架人。

2 . was to abduct Mary and take her to his grim castle in Dunbar.
是把玛丽劫持到他在邓巴那可怕的城堡

3 . It is a Sisyphean mission, and a dangerous one: the system encourages security officers to abduct and punish the petitioners.
这是个永远走不到头的使命，也是个危险的使命：体系怂恿安保人员劫持并惩罚上访者。

4 . You know, brigandage don't abduct women who were worthless.
你知道强盗不会挟持没有价值的女人。

5 . While they're incapacitated, Michael and Sara abduct Christina and bundle her into the trunk of his car.
当他们神志不清时，迈可和莎拉绑架了克里斯蒂娜，把她塞入迈可的车尾箱里。