qínná

擒拿

Word · Noun · Verb

seizing technique; capture; arrest

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Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

noun

seizing and controlling technique in martial arts; grappling method targeting joints and pressure points

technical

Refers specifically to joint locks, pressure point manipulation, and grappling techniques in Chinese martial arts (kung fu) used to control or subdue an opponent without necessarily striking them.

Qín擒
ná拿
shì是
wǔ武
shù术
zhōng中
zhòng重
yào要
de的
shí实
zhàn战
jì技
fǎ法
zhī之
yī一
 。

Qinna is one of the important practical techniques in martial arts.

Jǐng警
chá察
xué学
xí习
le了
duō多
zhǒng种
qín擒
ná拿
shǒu手
fǎ法
lái来
kòng控
zhì制
wēi危
xiǎn险
xián嫌
fàn犯
 。

Police officers learned various qinna methods to control dangerous suspects.

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Zhè这
tào套
qín擒
ná拿
shù术
qiáng强
diào调
yǐ以
qiǎo巧
jìn劲
zhì制
fú服
duì对
shǒu手
 。

This qinna system emphasizes using skillful force to subdue opponents.

2.

verb

to capture; to seize; to arrest; to apprehend

formal

Used in formal, legal, or military contexts to describe the act of capturing criminals, enemies, or fugitives. Can be used with objects like 罪犯 (criminal), 敌人 (enemy), or 凶手 (murderer).

Jǐng警
fāng方
chéng成
gōng功
qín擒
ná拿
le了
zài在
táo逃
de的
zuì罪
fàn犯
 。

The police successfully captured the fugitive criminal.

Zhàn战
shì士
men们
fèn奋
yǒng勇
qín擒
ná拿
dí敌
jūn军
jiàng将
lǐng领
 。

The soldiers fought bravely to capture the enemy general.

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Tè特
jǐng警
duì队
fù负
zé责
qín擒
ná拿
chí持
qiāng枪
dǎi歹
tú徒
 。

The SWAT team is responsible for capturing armed criminals.