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Etymology: [ sE-zh&r ] (noun.) 15th century. seize +‎ -ure
Synonyms: access, breakdown, convulsion, fit, illness, paroxysm, spasm, spell, stroke, throe, turn, abduction, annexation, apprehension, arrest, bust, collar, commandeering, confiscation
Antonyms: letting go, liberation, release

gasp, kriz, Hastalık nöbeti veya bu nöbete tutulma, zapt, ele geçirme, haciz, felç, el koyma, inme, tutma, tasarruf, gasp etme, tutukluk, yatak sarma, zaptetme, kazıklama, yakalama, kapma, vaziyet, el koyma, haciz; müsadere, (Tıp) inme, felç; nöbet; kriz, nöbet, tutarık, vazıyet, tutarak, felç/haciz, ELE GEÇİRME:Düşman kontrolü altındaki bir arazinin ihtiyari olarak sınırlandırılmış bir parçasının, bir harekat maksadıyla zaptı. Bir ada gibi tecrit edilmiş durumdaki bir arazi kitlesinin zaptı da, ele geçirme olarak ifade edilir, zaptetme, sıkışma, kasılma nöbetleri, hastalık nöbeti,

1 gasp     ts
2 kriz  Tıp     ts
3 Hastalık nöbeti veya bu nöbete tutulma  Tıp     ts
4 zapt  isim     ts
5 ele geçirme     ts
6 haciz     ts
7 felç     ts
8 el koyma  Hukuk     ts
9 inme     ts
10 tutma     ts
11 tasarruf  Kanun     ts
12 gasp etme  Ticaret     ts
13 tutukluk     ts
14 yatak sarma     ts
15 zaptetme  Hukuk     ts
16 kazıklama     ts
17 yakalama     ts
18 kapma     ts
19 vaziyet  Kanun     ts
20 el koyma, haciz; müsadere  isim     ts
21 (Tıp) inme, felç; nöbet; kriz  isim     ts
22 nöbet  Biyoloji     ts
23 tutarık     ts
24 vazıyet     ts
25 tutarak     ts
26 felç/haciz     ts
27 ELE GEÇİRME:Düşman kontrolü altındaki bir arazinin ihtiyari olarak sınırlandırılmış bir parçasının, bir harekat maksadıyla zaptı. Bir ada gibi tecrit edilmiş durumdaki bir arazi kitlesinin zaptı da, ele geçirme olarak ifade edilir  Askeri     ts
28 zaptetme, sıkışma  Nükleer Bilimler     ts
29seizures kasılma nöbetleri  Tıp     ts
30seizures hastalık nöbeti     ts
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The act of taking possession, as by force or right of law, A sudden attack or convulsion, (e.g. an epileptic seizure), A sudden onset of pain or emotion, Governmental interference with possessory interests in property; also, intentionally-applied governmental restrictions on an individual's liberty, The taking of items, usually by police of items found in a search which are to be used as evidence of an offence •Police Procedures, Say: see-zur A seizure can seem pretty scary especially if you don't know too much about it Your brain normally sends lots of electric signals to your body to tell it what to do, but when the electric signals go a little haywire, a person can have a seizure During a seizure, a person may shake all over and seem to lose control of their body Another person may be incredibly still and stare into space for a while The person usually doesn't realize what's happening and probably won't remember when they wake up People who have seizures often have a condition called epilepsy, the taking possession of something by legal process a sudden occurrence (or recurrence) of a disease; "he suffered an epileptic seizure, To grab your opponents weapon, Period of abnormal activity in which the dog may be gnashing his teeth, snapping his jaw, arching his back while on his side, experiencing loss of consciousness, and loss of bladder and bowel control Pronunciation: See*Zür • (noun) Also Known As: Convulsions, Ictus Stage Examples: My epileptic Border Collie has Seizures every two weeks Common Misspellings: Ceasar, Ceasur, Sezure, Siezure, Ceaser, Seasur, Seezer What Does a Seizure Look Like? Related Terms Grand Mal Petit Mal Idiopathic Epilepsy Secondary Epilepsy Ictal Post-Ictal Status Epilepticus, An uncontrolled discharge of nerve cells that may spread to other cells throughout the brain The sudden attack may he accompanied by loss of bowel and bladder control, involuntary movements, and a change in mentation, sudden onset of convulsions, Roman Emperor, The stopping of relative motion as the result of interfacial friction, a disorder of the nervous system due to a sudden, excessive, disorderly discharge of the brain neurons, Uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain, which may produce a physical convulsion, minor physical signs, thought disturbances, or a combination of symptoms, Abnormal electrical discharge of brain tissue, often resulting in abnormal body movements or behaviors, If there is a seizure of power or a seizure of an area of land, a group of people suddenly take control of the place, using force. the seizure of territory through force, When an organization such as the police or customs service makes a seizure of illegal goods, they find them and take them away. Police have made one of the biggest seizures of heroin there's ever been in Britain. arms seizures, An action to remove a violative product from the market by requesting a court to direct a U S Marshal to take possession of goods until a matter is resolved (From FDA Consumer May-April 2000), If someone has a seizure, they have a sudden violent attack of an illness, especially one that affects their heart or brain. a mild cardiac seizure I was prescribed drugs to control seizures, sudden attack of disease (such as epilepsy); expropriation, confiscation; instance of taking control, That which is seized, or taken possession of; a thing laid hold of, or possessed, Retention within one's grasp or power; hold; possession; ownership, The act of seizing, or the state of being seized; sudden and violent grasp or gripe; a taking into possession; as, the seizure of a thief, a property, a throne, etc, a sudden occurrence (or recurrence) of a disease; "he suffered an epileptic seizure", If a financial institution or a government makes a seizure of someone's assets, they take their money or property from them because they have not paid money that they owe. A court ordered the seizure of two ships for non-payment of the debt, the act of forcibly dispossessing an owner of property, Involves a disruption of the normal activity of the brain through neuronal instability Neurons become unstable and fire in an abnormally rapid manner, similar to a misfiring engine, with the excess electric discharges resulting in a seizure, also called, convulsion, fit or attack, an epileptic seizure interrupts normal brain activity when brain cells 'fire' much faster than usual This may result in altered states of consciousness There are about 40 different kinds of seizures but basically, they are classified as either generalized (wherein the entire brain is affected) or partial (only part of the brain is affected and consciousness is not lost) Seizures are further classified as being either symptomatic (seizures arising from a structural abnormality in the brain) or idiopathic (cause of seizures unknown) About 70 % of seizures are categorized as idiopathic Some of the more common types of seizures are, occurs when part(s) of the brain receives a burst of abnormal electrical signals that temporarily interrupts normal electrical brain function, convulsions, epilepsy, due to temporary disruption in electrical activity of the brain, occurs when part(s) of the brain receives a burst of abnormal electrical signals that temporarily interrupts normal electrical brain function The incidence of seizures is high before the child's first birthday, the act of taking of a person by force, the taking possession of something by legal process, raptus, plural of seizure, Occurs when there are excessive electrical discharges released in some nerve cells of the brain The brain loses control over muscles, consciousness, senses, and thoughts, Disturbance in brain function; sudden break in stream of thought and activity; may include loss of consciousness, A mimic, but also a relative contraindication for thrombolytic therapy,

31 The act of taking possession, as by force or right of law - "As yet there had been no alarm of fever. The three seizures had excited some comment, however, and had it not been for the counter-excitement of the burning ship, it is possible that Pine's precaution would have been thrown away"     ts
32 A sudden attack or convulsion, (e.g. an epileptic seizure) - "He fell to the floor and convulsed when the epilectic seizure occurred."     ts
33 A sudden onset of pain or emotion - "He felt the sudden seizure of pain as the heart attack began."     ts
34 Governmental interference with possessory interests in property; also, intentionally-applied governmental restrictions on an individual's liberty     ts
35 The taking of items, usually by police of items found in a search which are to be used as evidence of an offence •Police Procedures     ts
36 Say: see-zur A seizure can seem pretty scary especially if you don't know too much about it Your brain normally sends lots of electric signals to your body to tell it what to do, but when the electric signals go a little haywire, a person can have a seizure During a seizure, a person may shake all over and seem to lose control of their body Another person may be incredibly still and stare into space for a while The person usually doesn't realize what's happening and probably won't remember when they wake up People who have seizures often have a condition called epilepsy     ts
37 the taking possession of something by legal process a sudden occurrence (or recurrence) of a disease; "he suffered an epileptic seizure     ts
38 To grab your opponents weapon     ts
39 Period of abnormal activity in which the dog may be gnashing his teeth, snapping his jaw, arching his back while on his side, experiencing loss of consciousness, and loss of bladder and bowel control Pronunciation: See*Zür • (noun) Also Known As: Convulsions, Ictus Stage Examples: My epileptic Border Collie has Seizures every two weeks Common Misspellings: Ceasar, Ceasur, Sezure, Siezure, Ceaser, Seasur, Seezer What Does a Seizure Look Like? Related Terms Grand Mal Petit Mal Idiopathic Epilepsy Secondary Epilepsy Ictal Post-Ictal Status Epilepticus     ts
40 An uncontrolled discharge of nerve cells that may spread to other cells throughout the brain The sudden attack may he accompanied by loss of bowel and bladder control, involuntary movements, and a change in mentation     ts
41 sudden onset of convulsions     ts
42 Roman Emperor     ts
43 The stopping of relative motion as the result of interfacial friction     ts
44 a disorder of the nervous system due to a sudden, excessive, disorderly discharge of the brain neurons     ts
45 Uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain, which may produce a physical convulsion, minor physical signs, thought disturbances, or a combination of symptoms     ts
46 Abnormal electrical discharge of brain tissue, often resulting in abnormal body movements or behaviors     ts
47 If there is a seizure of power or a seizure of an area of land, a group of people suddenly take control of the place, using force. the seizure of territory through force     ts
48 When an organization such as the police or customs service makes a seizure of illegal goods, they find them and take them away. Police have made one of the biggest seizures of heroin there's ever been in Britain. arms seizures     ts
49 An action to remove a violative product from the market by requesting a court to direct a U S Marshal to take possession of goods until a matter is resolved (From FDA Consumer May-April 2000)     ts
50 If someone has a seizure, they have a sudden violent attack of an illness, especially one that affects their heart or brain. a mild cardiac seizure I was prescribed drugs to control seizures     ts
51 sudden attack of disease (such as epilepsy); expropriation, confiscation; instance of taking control  isim     ts
52 That which is seized, or taken possession of; a thing laid hold of, or possessed     ts
53 Retention within one's grasp or power; hold; possession; ownership     ts
54 The act of seizing, or the state of being seized; sudden and violent grasp or gripe; a taking into possession; as, the seizure of a thief, a property, a throne, etc     ts
55 a sudden occurrence (or recurrence) of a disease; "he suffered an epileptic seizure"     ts
56 If a financial institution or a government makes a seizure of someone's assets, they take their money or property from them because they have not paid money that they owe. A court ordered the seizure of two ships for non-payment of the debt     ts
57 the act of forcibly dispossessing an owner of property     ts
58 Involves a disruption of the normal activity of the brain through neuronal instability Neurons become unstable and fire in an abnormally rapid manner, similar to a misfiring engine, with the excess electric discharges resulting in a seizure     ts
59 also called, convulsion, fit or attack, an epileptic seizure interrupts normal brain activity when brain cells 'fire' much faster than usual This may result in altered states of consciousness There are about 40 different kinds of seizures but basically, they are classified as either generalized (wherein the entire brain is affected) or partial (only part of the brain is affected and consciousness is not lost) Seizures are further classified as being either symptomatic (seizures arising from a structural abnormality in the brain) or idiopathic (cause of seizures unknown) About 70 % of seizures are categorized as idiopathic Some of the more common types of seizures are     ts
60 occurs when part(s) of the brain receives a burst of abnormal electrical signals that temporarily interrupts normal electrical brain function     ts
61 convulsions, epilepsy, due to temporary disruption in electrical activity of the brain     ts
62 occurs when part(s) of the brain receives a burst of abnormal electrical signals that temporarily interrupts normal electrical brain function The incidence of seizures is high before the child's first birthday     ts
63 the act of taking of a person by force     ts
64 the taking possession of something by legal process     ts
65A seizure. raptus     ts
66seizures plural of seizure     ts
67seizures Occurs when there are excessive electrical discharges released in some nerve cells of the brain The brain loses control over muscles, consciousness, senses, and thoughts     ts
68seizures Disturbance in brain function; sudden break in stream of thought and activity; may include loss of consciousness     ts
69seizures A mimic, but also a relative contraindication for thrombolytic therapy     ts
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