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Перевод: confiscate

[глагол]
конфисковать; реквизировать

Тезаурус:

1. The entry charge now stands at 3 per climber, with threats to confiscate the equipment of climbers not paying.
2. While his father, the great Constantine, had been content to confiscate temple treasuries and revenues, allowing the practices to continue, Constantius felt he had a pious obligation to destroy paganism, root and branch.
3. Mainly, of course, he bought books and arranged for others to be copied, but whenever any of the magnates fell foul of him, he would confiscate his library.
4. In its turn, such an act provoked French retaliation: the duchy of Aquitaine was again declared confiscate to the French crown, and an army was sent to take possession.
5. This was to be the legal basis for the armed detachments of workers who were supposed to confiscate surplus grain and the hoards of speculators.
6. Courts have the power to confiscate cash - usually 10,000 and upwards - if there is a link with drugs trafficking.
7. Hard-pressed financially, the government, headed by the Duke of Northumberland, ordered the commissioners to confiscate all remaining church treasures, in the form of plate, jewels, vestments, and even the bronze of the bells, to meet royal debts.
8. Known in Bolivia as the "minister of cocaine" after he allegedly created a paramilitary squad to confiscate cocaine from drug dealers who refused to pay him bribes, Mr Arce Gomez also has a grisly human rights reputation.
9. This legislation had been hailed as a powerful weapon with which to seize drug barons' fortunes but up to May last year police and Customs investigators had only been able to confiscate 11 million.
10. LAWS to confiscate the proceeds of organised crime in the United Kingdom should not follow the American pattern, according to a report on practises in both countries published yesterday.
11. The Normans insisted on the production of titles to estates and threatened to confiscate those for which none were forthcoming.
12. Attempts by an aggressor power to exact indemnities or to confiscate the wealth of private individuals in a conquered state would cause chaos in the international money markets, undermining the basis of the conqueror's own prosperity.
13. The incensed Norwegian Lapps called in the authorities, who had to hire a helicopter to go in and confiscate the wire.