Translation
seizure, data entry, capture
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Word origin
Feminine past participle of saisir, used as a noun. Saisir comes from Medieval Latin sacire ('to take possession'), of Germanic origin.
- Origin
- Medieval Latin
- Root
- sacire
- English cognates
- seize
Grammar
Examples
douane .
Customs announced the seizure of two tonnes of goods.
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Entering the data takes several hours.
biens.
The court ordered the seizure of his property.
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A typing error crept into the form.
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The input field is too small for this text.
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