abduction
绑架
definition
noun
they organized the abduction of Mr. Cordes on his way to the airport
the action or an instance of forcibly taking someone away against their will.
Typically, the patient presents with the arm held close to the body in abduction and internal rotation.
the movement of a limb or other part away from the midline of the body, or from another part.
example
they organized the 'abduction' of Mr Cordes on his way to the airport
All have denied involvement in the 'abduction' of the 54 -year-old father of three.
Follow-up examination at 1 week after injury revealed gross weakness in external rotation and 'abduction' .
Normal hip range of motion includes 'abduction' , adduction, circumduction, extension, and flexion.
the man is also accused of the attempted 'abduction' of another youngster
Removal of a child from a parent without lawful authority may amount to the criminal offence of child 'abduction' .
Karen's 'abduction' by her parents is no less characteristic of a particular conception of family, and the law of the father.
Any movement requiring 'abduction' of the arm more than 90 degrees is painful.
Shoulder-joint 'abduction' is an important action in all sports that require you to raise your arms or reach up.
they organized the 'abduction' of Mr. Cordes on his way to the airport
child 'abduction'
Adduction is a more extensive movement than abduction because 'abduction' is limited by the lateral side of the radius.
In America, the current wave of reports of alien 'abduction' bears a strong resemblance to out of body experiences.
Four men are expected to appear in the magistrate's court on Tuesday in connection with the rape and 'abduction' of a British tourist.
Typically, the patient presents with the arm held close to the body in 'abduction' and internal rotation.
Child 'abduction' is a rare enough crime and for two children to be taken by someone they don't know without signs of a struggle is stranger still.
The 'abduction' happened outside the pub, when the girls were led to a nearby car, Basildon Crown Court heard.
The solicitor, guiding delegates around the legal minefield of parental 'abduction' , wants the law amended.
In some cases of 'abduction' , the abducting parent is mentally unstable and/or a drug abuser.
In 2002, her mother was charged with 'abduction' and a court order banned her from taking the youngster out of the country.
The actual number of such 'abductions' by strangers turned out to be 200 to 300 a year.
And actually, the statistics show that the number of child 'abductions' has not gone up.
She helps police investigate murders, 'abductions' , rapes and extortions.
He still wonders if the two 'abductions' were connected in some way.
I have read that stranger 'abductions' are actually on the decline in the past couple of years.
Everywhere you look and in everything you read you hear about child 'abductions' and murders.
Sectarian tensions had already been running high, and the 'abductions' threaten to provoke armed conflict.
On some occasions, reports of sexual assaults or 'abductions' given to the police were simply lost.
The scene is still one of bewilderment and fear as reports of 'abductions' and murder grab the headlines.
They were also responsible for hundreds of religious and political 'abductions' and assassinations.
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