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commandeering
UK
/ˌkɒm.ənˈdɪə.rɪŋ/
US
/ˌkɑː.mənˈdɪr.ɪŋ/
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commandeering
noun
commandeerings
pl
захват
The sudden commandeering of the ship by pirates took everyone by surprise.
Внезапный захват корабля пиратами застал всех врасплох.
реквизиция
The commandeering of private property during the war was necessary for the army.
Реквизиция частной собственности во время войны была необходима для армии.
Synonyms
seizure
usurpation
takeover
requisitioning
confiscation
expropriation
appropriation
requisition
occupation
sequestration
impressment
commandeering
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˌkɒm.ənˈdɪə.rɪŋ/
US
/ˌkɑː.mənˈdɪr.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that is taking control or is domineering
Synonyms
requisitioning
hijacking
taking over
commandeering (no change)
seizing
confiscating
appropriating
expropriating
usurping
commandeer
verb
commandeering
Gerund
commandeered
Past Simple
commandeered
Past Participle
commandeering
Gerund
UK
/ˌkɒm.ənˈdɪə/
US
/ˌkɑː.mənˈdɪr/
реквизировать
The army decided to commandeer the farmer's truck for military use.
Армия решила реквизировать грузовик фермера для военных нужд.
захватывать
The rebels attempted to commandeer the radio station to broadcast their message.
Повстанцы попытались захватить радиостанцию, чтобы передать своё сообщение.
Additional translations
узурпировать
Synonyms
appropriate
expropriate
requisition
seize
take over
Definitions
commandeering
noun
The act of taking control or possession of something, especially for military or official use.
The commandeering of civilian vehicles was necessary to transport troops to the front lines.
commandeering
gerund / present participle
Seizing control or possession, especially by force or official authority.
The commanders issued a commandeering order for all available trucks.
Domineering or inclined to take charge of people or situations.
Her commandeering attitude made collaboration difficult.
commandeer
verb
To officially take possession or control of something, especially for military purposes.
The army decided to commandeer the local school to use it as a temporary base.
To take arbitrary or forcible possession of something.
During the emergency, the police had to commandeer several vehicles to evacuate the area.
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