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traducir KIDNAP: secuestrar, raptar, secuestro, rapto, secuestrar. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.
kidnap transitive verb volume_up US /ˈkɪdˌnæp/ • volume_up UK /ˈkɪdnap/ Word forms: kidnapping, kidnapped or (US also) kidnaping, kidnaped secuestrar, raptar Monolingual examples His brother abroad collected a ransom thinking he was kidnapped by petty criminals. She turned on the TV, and watched as old men discussed the events of the ‘Kidnapper’, a nickname given to a criminal who ...
1. (capturar) a. secuestrar. Help! A hooded man has kidnapped my son! ¡Socorro! ¡Un hombre encapuchado ha secuestrado a mi hijo! b. raptar. A group of terrorists kidnapped three people and demanded a ransom of a million dollars.Un grupo de terroristas raptaron a tres personas y exigieron un rescate de un millón de dólares. sustantivo.
kidnapping (también: abduction, hijack, kidnap, sequestration, snatch, kidnaping) volume_up. secuestro {m} more_vert. It is still a precarious peace, which is demonstrated by this kidnapping. expand_more Una paz que sigue siendo un bien todavía precario, como lo demuestra este secuestro.
traducir KIDNAPPING: secuestro, rapto, secuestro [masculine, singular]. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.
Him and his son, they made me kidnap a kid.: Él y su hijo, que me hizo secuestrar a un niño.: Sam knows him, and he helped him kidnap those kids.: Sam lo conoce, y le ayudó a secuestrar a esos niños.: You think we're horrible for trying to kidnap our own child.: Crees que somos horribles por querer raptar a nuestro propio hijo.: Armed gunmen assault a bookstore to kidnap Maya Angelou.
In the English description: abduct - carry off - run off with - shanghai - snatch. Spanish: plagiar - raptar - secuestrar. Synonyms: abduct, take sb hostage, hold sb for ransom, hold sb to ransom, hold sb ransom, more... Collocations: a kidnap [victim, charge, case], pleaded [guilty, innocent] to kidnap, the charge of kidnap, more...
