Definition of abductor in English:

abductor

noun əbˈdʌktəæbˈdəktər

1A person who abducts another person.
诱拐者，劫持者，绑架者
she endured a two-hour ordeal at the hands of her abductors
Example sentencesExamples
- Detectives, who have today launched a major hunt for her abductors, say the girl made desperate attempts to stop passing cars but nobody pulled over.
- He was released by his abductors yesterday, two days after they kidnapped him and demanded a $100,000 ransom for his safe release.
- According to police, the abductors made them to travel a lot.
- Among the nine US citizens missing is a man known to have been kidnapped and whose abductors have threatened to kill him.
- All the abductor would need to do is toss the phone out the car window and the child would not be traceable.
- To me, he will always be a dirty thief and a ruthless abductor!
- Two of the abductors were arrested and indicted on murder but at their trial they were found not guilty by an all white jury in under 2 hours.
- The Hearst kidnapping was one of the first examples of the Stockholm Syndrome - where kidnap victims come to identify with their abductors as a means of survival.
- Relatives are begging his abductors to let them speak with him.
- Chinese police are trying to determine the identity of the four abductors.
- The women were raped, bought, sold and, sometimes, murdered; some ended up marrying their abductors.
- Authorities are following up on the report and have yet to determine if the abductors are pirates or terrorists.
- He is a murderer and a child abductor but he doesn't go on the register for that.
- She hadn't yet seen any other sign of life besides her abductor and her abductor's family.
- The father of the 16-year-old kidnap victim is appealing to her abductors to release her.
- The two executives who were kidnapped last week are yet to be released by their abductors.
- A housewife who was kidnapped on Friday morning was released yesterday by her abductors.
- They even voted to allow child abductors, thieves, and bomb hoaxers to remain as refugees.
- His abductors refused to accept $54,000 from his father during kidnapping negotiations last week.
2Anatomy
A muscle whose contraction moves a limb or part away from the midline of the body, or from another part.
〔剖〕展肌。比较 ADDUCTIOR
Compare with adductor
Example sentencesExamples
- He missed the last couple of matches due to a slight tear in his abductor muscle.
- This exercise engages spinal extensors, hamstrings, abductors and stabilizers.
- She is recovering from a torn abductor muscle in her thigh.
- His principal difficulties are limited use of his hands, and severe tightness of the hamstrings and the abductor muscles in his thighs.
- Unfortunately, I tore a muscle in my abductor and the specialists have told me I can expect to be out for six to eight weeks.
1. 2.1 Any of a number of specific muscles in the hand, forearm, or foot.
  （手、前臂或足部的）肌群
  followed by Latin genitive abductor pollicis
  Example sentencesExamples
  I had a look around on the internet this evening for some muscle diagrams and it seems I have a painful abductors pollicis longus.
  Treatment is surgical release of the abductor hallucis tendon performed between six and 18 months of age.
  The artery and nerve may be compromised if a variation of the abductor digiti minimi also occupies the canal.
  The tears are most likely to the thenar muscles (i.e., opponens pollicis, abductor pollicis brevis and possibly the adductor pollicis).
  The abductor hallucis muscle is the largest and most superficial of the intrinsic great toe muscles lying on the medial border of the sole.

Origin

Early 17th century (as a term in anatomy): modern Latin (see abduct).

Rhymes

conductor, destructor, instructor, obstructor

Definition of abductor in US English:

abductor

nounæbˈdəktərabˈdəktər

1A person who abducts another person.
诱拐者，劫持者，绑架者
Example sentencesExamples
- She hadn't yet seen any other sign of life besides her abductor and her abductor's family.
- The women were raped, bought, sold and, sometimes, murdered; some ended up marrying their abductors.
- According to police, the abductors made them to travel a lot.
- To me, he will always be a dirty thief and a ruthless abductor!
- All the abductor would need to do is toss the phone out the car window and the child would not be traceable.
- Relatives are begging his abductors to let them speak with him.
- Authorities are following up on the report and have yet to determine if the abductors are pirates or terrorists.
- Chinese police are trying to determine the identity of the four abductors.
- The Hearst kidnapping was one of the first examples of the Stockholm Syndrome - where kidnap victims come to identify with their abductors as a means of survival.
- Detectives, who have today launched a major hunt for her abductors, say the girl made desperate attempts to stop passing cars but nobody pulled over.
- He is a murderer and a child abductor but he doesn't go on the register for that.
- The father of the 16-year-old kidnap victim is appealing to her abductors to release her.
- Among the nine US citizens missing is a man known to have been kidnapped and whose abductors have threatened to kill him.
- Two of the abductors were arrested and indicted on murder but at their trial they were found not guilty by an all white jury in under 2 hours.
- The two executives who were kidnapped last week are yet to be released by their abductors.
- His abductors refused to accept $54,000 from his father during kidnapping negotiations last week.
- A housewife who was kidnapped on Friday morning was released yesterday by her abductors.
- They even voted to allow child abductors, thieves, and bomb hoaxers to remain as refugees.
- He was released by his abductors yesterday, two days after they kidnapped him and demanded a $100,000 ransom for his safe release.
2Anatomy
A muscle whose contraction moves a limb or part away from the midline of the body, or from another part.
〔剖〕展肌。比较 ADDUCTIOR
Compare with adductor
Example sentencesExamples
- His principal difficulties are limited use of his hands, and severe tightness of the hamstrings and the abductor muscles in his thighs.
- She is recovering from a torn abductor muscle in her thigh.
- Unfortunately, I tore a muscle in my abductor and the specialists have told me I can expect to be out for six to eight weeks.
- He missed the last couple of matches due to a slight tear in his abductor muscle.
- This exercise engages spinal extensors, hamstrings, abductors and stabilizers.
1. 2.1 Any of a number of specific muscles in the hand, forearm, or foot.
  （手、前臂或足部的）肌群
  followed by Latin genitive abductor pollicis
  Example sentencesExamples
  The abductor hallucis muscle is the largest and most superficial of the intrinsic great toe muscles lying on the medial border of the sole.
  The artery and nerve may be compromised if a variation of the abductor digiti minimi also occupies the canal.
  Treatment is surgical release of the abductor hallucis tendon performed between six and 18 months of age.
  I had a look around on the internet this evening for some muscle diagrams and it seems I have a painful abductors pollicis longus.
  The tears are most likely to the thenar muscles (i.e., opponens pollicis, abductor pollicis brevis and possibly the adductor pollicis).

Origin

Early 17th century (as a term in anatomy): modern Latin (see abduct).

单词	abductor
释义	Definition of abductor in English: abductor noun əbˈdʌktəæbˈdəktər 1A person who abducts another person. 诱拐者，劫持者，绑架者 she endured a two-hour ordeal at the hands of her abductors Example sentencesExamples Detectives, who have today launched a major hunt for her abductors, say the girl made desperate attempts to stop passing cars but nobody pulled over. He was released by his abductors yesterday, two days after they kidnapped him and demanded a $100,000 ransom for his safe release. According to police, the abductors made them to travel a lot. Among the nine US citizens missing is a man known to have been kidnapped and whose abductors have threatened to kill him. All the abductor would need to do is toss the phone out the car window and the child would not be traceable. To me, he will always be a dirty thief and a ruthless abductor! Two of the abductors were arrested and indicted on murder but at their trial they were found not guilty by an all white jury in under 2 hours. The Hearst kidnapping was one of the first examples of the Stockholm Syndrome - where kidnap victims come to identify with their abductors as a means of survival. Relatives are begging his abductors to let them speak with him. Chinese police are trying to determine the identity of the four abductors. The women were raped, bought, sold and, sometimes, murdered; some ended up marrying their abductors. Authorities are following up on the report and have yet to determine if the abductors are pirates or terrorists. He is a murderer and a child abductor but he doesn't go on the register for that. She hadn't yet seen any other sign of life besides her abductor and her abductor's family. The father of the 16-year-old kidnap victim is appealing to her abductors to release her. The two executives who were kidnapped last week are yet to be released by their abductors. A housewife who was kidnapped on Friday morning was released yesterday by her abductors. They even voted to allow child abductors, thieves, and bomb hoaxers to remain as refugees. His abductors refused to accept $54,000 from his father during kidnapping negotiations last week. 2Anatomy A muscle whose contraction moves a limb or part away from the midline of the body, or from another part. 〔剖〕展肌。比较 ADDUCTIOR Compare with adductor Example sentencesExamples He missed the last couple of matches due to a slight tear in his abductor muscle. This exercise engages spinal extensors, hamstrings, abductors and stabilizers. She is recovering from a torn abductor muscle in her thigh. His principal difficulties are limited use of his hands, and severe tightness of the hamstrings and the abductor muscles in his thighs. Unfortunately, I tore a muscle in my abductor and the specialists have told me I can expect to be out for six to eight weeks. 2.1 Any of a number of specific muscles in the hand, forearm, or foot. （手、前臂或足部的）肌群 followed by Latin genitive abductor pollicis Example sentencesExamples I had a look around on the internet this evening for some muscle diagrams and it seems I have a painful abductors pollicis longus. Treatment is surgical release of the abductor hallucis tendon performed between six and 18 months of age. The artery and nerve may be compromised if a variation of the abductor digiti minimi also occupies the canal. The tears are most likely to the thenar muscles (i.e., opponens pollicis, abductor pollicis brevis and possibly the adductor pollicis). The abductor hallucis muscle is the largest and most superficial of the intrinsic great toe muscles lying on the medial border of the sole. Origin Early 17th century (as a term in anatomy): modern Latin (see abduct). Rhymes conductor, destructor, instructor, obstructor Definition of abductor in US English: abductor nounæbˈdəktərabˈdəktər 1A person who abducts another person. 诱拐者，劫持者，绑架者 Example sentencesExamples She hadn't yet seen any other sign of life besides her abductor and her abductor's family. The women were raped, bought, sold and, sometimes, murdered; some ended up marrying their abductors. According to police, the abductors made them to travel a lot. To me, he will always be a dirty thief and a ruthless abductor! All the abductor would need to do is toss the phone out the car window and the child would not be traceable. Relatives are begging his abductors to let them speak with him. Authorities are following up on the report and have yet to determine if the abductors are pirates or terrorists. Chinese police are trying to determine the identity of the four abductors. The Hearst kidnapping was one of the first examples of the Stockholm Syndrome - where kidnap victims come to identify with their abductors as a means of survival. Detectives, who have today launched a major hunt for her abductors, say the girl made desperate attempts to stop passing cars but nobody pulled over. He is a murderer and a child abductor but he doesn't go on the register for that. The father of the 16-year-old kidnap victim is appealing to her abductors to release her. Among the nine US citizens missing is a man known to have been kidnapped and whose abductors have threatened to kill him. Two of the abductors were arrested and indicted on murder but at their trial they were found not guilty by an all white jury in under 2 hours. The two executives who were kidnapped last week are yet to be released by their abductors. His abductors refused to accept $54,000 from his father during kidnapping negotiations last week. A housewife who was kidnapped on Friday morning was released yesterday by her abductors. They even voted to allow child abductors, thieves, and bomb hoaxers to remain as refugees. He was released by his abductors yesterday, two days after they kidnapped him and demanded a $100,000 ransom for his safe release. 2Anatomy A muscle whose contraction moves a limb or part away from the midline of the body, or from another part. 〔剖〕展肌。比较 ADDUCTIOR Compare with adductor Example sentencesExamples His principal difficulties are limited use of his hands, and severe tightness of the hamstrings and the abductor muscles in his thighs. She is recovering from a torn abductor muscle in her thigh. Unfortunately, I tore a muscle in my abductor and the specialists have told me I can expect to be out for six to eight weeks. He missed the last couple of matches due to a slight tear in his abductor muscle. This exercise engages spinal extensors, hamstrings, abductors and stabilizers. 2.1 Any of a number of specific muscles in the hand, forearm, or foot. （手、前臂或足部的）肌群 followed by Latin genitive abductor pollicis Example sentencesExamples The abductor hallucis muscle is the largest and most superficial of the intrinsic great toe muscles lying on the medial border of the sole. The artery and nerve may be compromised if a variation of the abductor digiti minimi also occupies the canal. Treatment is surgical release of the abductor hallucis tendon performed between six and 18 months of age. I had a look around on the internet this evening for some muscle diagrams and it seems I have a painful abductors pollicis longus. The tears are most likely to the thenar muscles (i.e., opponens pollicis, abductor pollicis brevis and possibly the adductor pollicis). Origin Early 17th century (as a term in anatomy): modern Latin (see abduct).
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