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Apprehension - English meaning

Apprehension – definitions in English dictionary

noun

Anxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen.

Usage examples:

He felt sick with apprehension
noun

Understanding; grasp.

Usage examples:

His first apprehension of such large issues
noun

The action of arresting someone.

Usage examples:

They acted with intent to prevent lawful apprehension
noun

Anxiety about the future; fear of something unpleasant happening

Usage examples:

I felt great apprehension over my first day at work., there’s an $8000 reward for the apprehension …

Apprehension translation into English

Apprehension: translate from English into Chinese

Translate apprehension into Chinese (Simplified)}
顾虑, 拘押, 忧心, 虞, 忧, 悬念

Apprehension: translate from English into Dutch

Translate apprehension into Dutch}
Gevangenname, Vrees, Aanhouding, Angst, Bezorgdheid, Begrip, Bevatting, Inhechtenisneming, Gevangenneming, Beduchtheid, Bevattingsvermogen

Apprehension: translate from English into French

Translate apprehension into French}
Appréhension, Crainte, Arrestation, Inquiétude

Apprehension: translate from English into German

Translate apprehension into German}
Auffassung, Befürchtung, Besorgnis, Festnahme, Ängstlichkeit, Bedenklichkeit, Bange

Apprehension: translate from English into Hindi

Translate apprehension into Hindi}
आशंका, शंका, डर, शक, हिरासत, बाध, पकड़ा जाना

Apprehension: translate from English into Italian

Translate apprehension into Italian}
Apprensione, Timore, Comprensione, Arresto

Apprehension: translate from English into Korean

Translate apprehension into Korean}
우려, 체포, 이해력

Apprehension: translate from English into Russian

Translate apprehension into Russian}
Опасение, Задержание, Понимание, Арест, Представление, Мрачное предчувствие, Концепция, Мнение, Способность схватывать

Apprehension: translate from English into Spanish

Translate apprehension into Spanish}
Detención, Aprensión, Captura, Comprensión, Recelo, Miedo, Percepción, Prendimiento

Word origin

late Middle English (in the sense ‘learning, acquisition of knowledge’): from late Latin apprehensio(n- ), from apprehendere ‘seize, grasp’ (see apprehend).

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