Definition of sequestrate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
bankruptcytr. TECH. UK place bankrupt's property with a trusteetr. TECH. UK
- The judge ordered to sequestrate the company's assets.
2.
privacytr./intr. Rare UK isolate or hide awaytr./intr. Rare UK
- The jury was sequestrated during the trial to avoid bias.
Origin of sequestrate
Latin, sequestrare (to set aside)
Examples of sequestrate in a sentence
Authorities moved to sequestrate the debtor's holdings. The witness was sequestrated to ensure their safety. They decided to sequestrate the documents in a secure location.
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- French:mettre sous séquestre, isoler, ...
- German:verwalten, absondern, ...
- Italian:sequestrare, rinchiudere, ...
- Spanish:embargar, aislar, ...
- Portuguese:apreender, isolar, ...
- Chinese:查封, 隔离, ...
- Japanese:差し押さえる, 隔離する, ...
- Arabic:حَجَزَ, حَجَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲבִיר לְנֶאֱמָנוּת, לְבַדֵּד, ...
- Russian:секвестировать, изолировать, ...
- Ukrainian:передавати, ізолювати, ...
- Hindi:जब्त करना, अलग करना, ...
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