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interception

/in-ter-sep-shuhn/US // ˌɪn tərˈsɛp ʃən //

拦截,截获,截取,阻截

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an act or instance of intercepting.
    • : the state or fact of being intercepted.
    • : Military. the engaging of an enemy force in an attempt to hinder or prevent it from carrying out its mission.the monitoring of enemy radio transmission to obtain information.

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Examples

  • Mahomes also didn’t get picked off by Tampa Bay when they met in the regular season, and he hasn’t thrown an interception during this year’s playoff run, either.

  • He put many of those traits on display in a win over Washington in November, when he threw for 276 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions.

  • Their coverage is also good, and Marcus Peters has a knack for making key interceptions.

  • On ESPN Plus, during a stream focused on betting and analytics, fans learned that a Lamar Jackson pass that resulted in an interception had only a 28 percent chance of being completed.

  • The eighth was an interception, one of two Roethlisberger heaved in the first quarter.

  • The interception was one of more than 300 since the surge in fighting between Israel and the Islamic Hamas group last week.

  • The other, to his immediate left, is calling for a touchback, the result of an interception.

  • How could they review that and not decide that was an interception?

  • One graph lists a variety of data interception methods including “full country traffic monitoring.”

  • And that was before their government botched the flotilla interception, triggering a wave of international condemnation.

  • Both were most anxious to evade any possibility of interception, more especially of collision with Dick Tresilyan.

  • Three times during the night I tried to flip around and cut my way through their cordon, and each time I faced interception.

  • The suppressed psychic impulse remains strong enough to revenge itself, by discontent and interception, on the suppressing agency.

  • At this interception everybody turned suddenly and looked at the Lay Reader.

  • Finally the passer himself and his immediate protectors should, the instant the pass is off, cover for possible interception.