kidnap in Greek
kidnap in Greek is απάγω — kidnap means to unlawfully seize and hold a person captive, often to demand a ransom.
kidnap in Greek
απάγω
Pronounced: apago
(transitive) To seize or detain a person unlawfully and move or conceal them; sometimes for ransom. [from 17th c.]
What does "kidnap" mean?
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verb To unlawfully seize and hold a person captive, often to demand a ransom.
"The gang kidnapped the businessman and demanded a large ransom."
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kidnap in a sentence
- The gang kidnapped the businessman and demanded a large ransom.
- Police rescued the child two days after she was kidnapped.
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What is "kidnap" in Greek?
"kidnap" in Greek is απάγω. kidnap means: To unlawfully seize and hold a person captive, often to demand a ransom.
How do you pronounce απάγω?
"kidnap" in Greek is απάγω, pronounced "apago".
How do you use "kidnap" in a sentence?
Example: "The gang kidnapped the businessman and demanded a large ransom." In Greek, "kidnap" is απάγω.
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