1. To stop; to check or hinder the motion or action of
2. To take, seize, or apprehend by authority of law
3. To seize on and fix; to hold; to catch
4. To rest or fasten; to fix; to concentrate.
1. Arrêter. Appréhender un suspect.
2. Craindre. Appréhender l'avenir.
3. Comprendre. Appréhender un concept.
1. Interrompre.
2. Stopper. Arrêter un geste.
3. Fixer. Arrêter un plan.
4. Appréhender. Arrêter un voleur.
5. (Pron.) Rester.
6. (Pron.) Stationner. S'arrêter ŕ droite.
S'emparer.
ETYM Old Eng. arest, arrest, Old Fren. arest, French arręt, from arester. Related to Arrest.
Deprivation of personal liberty by legal authority to stop commission of a crime or to charge someone with violation of a criminal or civil law.
Federal laws, state laws, and local ordinances define circumstances under which individuals may be detained by law officers acting independently, court-issued warrants, or other individuals (citizen's arrest).
1. The act of stopping (usually stopping motion); SYN. check, stay.
2. The state of inactivity following an interruption; SYN. check, halt, hitch, stay, stop, stoppage.
Action d'arrêter quelqu'un, de l'emmener en prison.
1. Interruption.
2. Trêve. Arrêt des combats.
3. Halte.
4. Escale. Arrêt du bus.