detain [dɪˈteɪn] ГЛ. перех.
1. detain (hold as prisoner):
- detain
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2. detain офиц.:
- detain (delay)
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He was detained by police but then released a few days later.
en.wikipedia.org Police said he was being detained on suspicion of organized crime links, hooliganism and threatening public officials.
en.wikipedia.org The police and army conducted 3000 searches and 497 people were detained.
en.wikipedia.org There have been reports of journalists being physically attacked, as well as arrested and detained.
en.wikipedia.org The police detain and question everyone but are unable to distinguish the identically dressed hostages from the robbers.
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