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impound美 [ɪm'paʊnd] 英 [ɪm'paʊnd] - v.没收；扣押；收押（待领的狗、猫等）
- 网络关在栏中；蓄水；充公
过去分词：impounded 现在分词：impounding 第三人称单数：impounds v. confiscate,seize,lock up,take away,hold 1. | ~ sth 没收；扣押to take sth away from sb, so that they cannot use it |
| The car was impounded by the police after the accident. 那辆车在发生车祸之后被警察扣留了。 |
2. | ~ sth 收押（待领的狗、猫等）to shut up dogs, cats, etc. found on the streets in a pound , until their owners collect them |
v. | 1. to lock something such as an illegally parked car in an enclosure or compound 2. to take goods or possessions into official custody 3. to withhold something by legal means, especially funds that the law requires to be spent 4. to save and collect water in a dam or reservoir 5. if the police or other officials impound something, they take it away from someone because they have done something illegal 1. to lock something such as an illegally parked car in an enclosure or compound 2. to take goods or possessions into official custody 3. to withhold something by legal means, especially funds that the law requires to be spent 4. to save and collect water in a dam or reservoir 5. if the police or other officials impound something, they take it away from someone because they have done something illegal |
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