Translations for „apprehension“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

apprehension [ˌæprɪˈhenʃən] N no pl

1. apprehension no pl form (anxiety):

apprehension about sth

obawa f przed czymś

apprehension about the future

obawa o przyszłość

2. apprehension form (arrest):

apprehension

zatrzymanie nt

3. apprehension liter (understanding):

apprehension

zrozumienie nt

Usage examples with apprehension

apprehension about the future

obawa o przyszłość

apprehension about sth

obawa f przed czymś

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Fugitive apprehension is a specialized investigative skill and capturing these people requires a lot of time and police resources.

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Arrest, when used in its ordinary and natural sense, means the apprehension of a person or the deprivation of a person's liberty.

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Categories are "a priori" features of our mind that permit our sensible apprehension and ordering of representations of objects.

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Soon after, the entire community experiences the same nameless apprehension.

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Arguably, such a comparison would involve immediate apprehension of your current qualia "and" your memories of past qualia, but not the past qualia "itself".

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This apprehension would come to be known as ram fever.

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And although fear and worry are not intrinsic to the citta, they still manage to produce apprehension there.

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Although there was apprehension, politics were generally avoided and on a one-to-one basis there was never any real hostility.

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There was apprehension that it would cave faster than the sand would be carried out.

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An icon's resemblance is objective and independent of interpretation, but is relative to some mode of apprehension such as sight.

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