abduction

UK:  [æb'dʌkʃ(ə)n]

US:  [æb'dʌkʃ(ə)n]

n.

1.外展(作用)

2.诱拐

1 . He goes on to claim that the purpose of his alleged abduction was to discredit Iran and its nuclear program.
接着他声称，绑架他的目的是为了诋毁伊朗以及其核项目。

2 . She spoke of her abduction, of how she was taken to one of the residences of Moammar Gadhafi's soldiers.
她说出了（卡扎菲支持者）对她的诱骗，关于她是怎么被卡扎菲的士兵带出其中一个处所。

3 . He says Pyongyang has also failed to investigate the past abduction of Japanese nationals by North Korean agents, as it had promised to do.
他说，平壤在调查北韩间谍过去绑架日本国民问题上没有遵守它曾作出的承诺。

4 . Bloggers without a high profile on the international stage are especially vulnerable to intimidation, abduction and worse, he said.
他说，在国际上名气不大的博客作者特别容易受到恐吓、绑架或更恶劣的对待。

5 . The Afghan Islamic Press news agency said the Taliban insurgents were responsible for the abduction.
阿富汗伊斯兰通讯社报道，塔利班武装分子对此次绑架事件负责。