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sequester

UK
/sɪˈkwɛstə/
US
/sɪˈkwɛstər/

Übersetzungen

sequesterverb
sequestered
Präteritum
sequestered
Partizip Perfekt
sequestering
Gerundium
UK
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US
/sɪˈkwɛstər/
The jury was sequestered during the trial to prevent outside influence.
Присяжные были изолированы во время суда, чтобы предотвратить внешнее влияние.
The government decided to sequester the assets of the company involved in illegal activities.
Правительство решило конфисковать активы компании, участвующей в незаконной деятельности.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
отшельничать
Synonyme
set apart
remove
withdraw
segregate
seclude
isolate
sequestersubstantiv
sequesters
Pl.
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US
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The doctor found a sequester in the patient's lung.
Доктор обнаружил секвестр в легком пациента.
The sequester of assets was ordered by the court.
Изъятие активов было предписано судом.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
изоляция
конфискация
Synonyme
sequestrator
custodian
receiver
trustee
guardian
conservator
sequesteradjektiv
Used attributively to modify another noun, especially in the phrase "sequester cuts" referring to spending reductions.
Synonyme
secludedly
privatized
removed
quarantined
remote
hidden
insulated
cloistered
withdrawn
isolated
secluded
sequesteradjektiv
more sequester
Komp.
most sequester
Super.
UK
/sɪˈkwɛstə/
US
/sɪˈkwɛstər/
Used attributively, especially in phrases such as "sequester cuts" to denote relation to government spending reductions.

Definitionen

sequesterverb
To isolate or hide away someone or something.
The jury was sequestered in a hotel for the duration of the trial to prevent them from being influenced by outside information.
To take legal possession of assets until a debt has been paid or other claims have been met.
The court sequestered the company's assets to ensure that the creditors would be paid.
To set apart or segregate for a specific purpose.
The scientist sequestered a portion of the funds for future research projects.
To capture and store (a substance, especially carbon dioxide), typically through chemical or biological processes, so that it is removed from active circulation.
Wetlands and forests can sequester large amounts of carbon over long periods.
sequestersubstantiv
A general cut in government spending.
The sequester led to significant reductions in funding for public services.
The act of seizing property until a debt has been paid or other claims have been met.
The court ordered the sequester of the defendant's assets until the trial concluded.
A substance or agent that binds or isolates another substance, especially to prevent unwanted chemical reactions.
EDTA is widely used as a sequester in water-treatment processes.
sequesteradjektiv
Relating to or resulting from a governmental sequester, especially mandated spending cuts.
The agency struggled to cope with the sequester cuts imposed last year.
sequesteradjektiv
Relating to or resulting from the automatic, across-the-board cuts in U.S. federal government spending imposed by law.
The agency struggled to operate under strict sequester budgets.
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