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| 1 | usually passive to prevent someone from leaving a place , especially a dangerous place 把…困在，使陷于（尤指危险之地） |
| Both men were trapped inside the burning car. 两人都被困在燃烧的轿车里。 |
| The bomb exploded, trapping victims in the building. 炸弹爆炸了，把受害者困在楼里。 |
| | 1a | to prevent a part of someone’ s body from moving by pushing on it hard 使（身体某部分）不能动弹；压住 | | His legs were trapped under fallen rocks. 他的腿被滚下来的石头压住了。 | |
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| 2 | always passive to be unable to change a bad situation or way of thinking 使无力改变 |
| I felt trapped by my marriage. 我感到自己被困在婚姻之中。 |
| They are trapped in a cycle of violence. 他们陷入了无休止的暴力事件之中。 |
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| 3 | to catch someone such as a criminal , especially by forcing them into a place that they cannot escape from （尤指把罪犯等困于某处而）使落网 |
| Police officers trapped both suspects before they left the bank. 在两名犯罪嫌疑人离开银行之前，警察抓住了他们。 |
| | 3a | to catch an animal using a trap （使用夹子、陷阱等）捕捉（动物） | |
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| 4 | to trick someone in order to make them do or say something they did not want to 使堕入圈套；诱骗 |
| trap sb into (doing) sth I was trapped into admitting that I had lied. 我上了圈套，承认自己撒谎。 |
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| 5 | to keep something such as air , gas , or energy in a particular place 聚集（空气、气体或能量等） |
| Carbon dioxide causes the Earth’ s atmosphere to trap heat. 二氧化碳使地球大气聚热。 |
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