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In conversation, 逮捕 (dàibǔ) is commonly used to refer to the act of arresting someone. It can be used in both formal and informal situations.
For example:
- 他被逮捕了 (Tā bèi dàibǔ le) - He was arrested.
- 警察正在逮捕嫌疑人 (Jǐngchá zhèngzài dàibǔ xiányírén) - The police are currently arresting the suspect.
In addition to its literal meaning of "arrest", 逮捕 (dàibǔ) can also be used in a figurative sense to mean "capture" or "seize". This can be used in a variety of contexts, such as capturing someone's attention or seizing an opportunity.
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Yes, there are a few words in Chinese that are related to the meaning of "arrest," similar to 逮捕 (dàibǔ). Here are some examples:
1. 拘留 (jūliú) - This term means "detention" and refers to the action of holding someone in custody, often for a short period, while legal proceedings are underway. It is not exactly the same as "arrest," as it implies a temporary holding rather than the formal act of arresting someone.
2. 抓捕 (zhuābǔ) - This word translates to "capture" or "apprehend." It usually refers to the act of catching someone, often in the context of law enforcement. It emphasizes the physical act of seizing an individual, similar to an arrest.
3. 逮捕 (dàibǔ) - As you've mentioned, this word specifically means "to arrest." It is used in legal contexts to refer to the formal act of detaining someone suspected of a crime.
4. 捉拿 (zhuōná) - This term means "to apprehend" or "to capture." It is also related to the act of seizing someone, and it can be used in a more general sense, not limited to legal contexts.
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