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entrap verb allure, bait, beckon, befool, beguile, bring unawares into danger, bring unawares into evil, capere, catch, catch by artifice, deceive, decoy, draw as by a lure, draw by artful inducements, draw in, dupe, ensnare, entangle, entice, fool, hold out allurement, hold out temptation, inlicere, inveigle, lay a snare for, lay a trap for, lead astray, lead by inducement, lead into danger by artifice, lead into temptation, lead on, lure, lure into a compromising act, set a snare for, set a trap for, snare, take in, tempt, trap, trip up Associated concepts: predisposition to commit a crime See also: ambush, bait, betray, deceive, dupe, ensnare, inveigle, lure, mislead, trap How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The FDA shares that long-term care facilities report the majority of entrapments and the number of tragic adverse events likely is higher because many cases go unreported. CPSC estimates 1,200 injuries annually are the result of entrapments between the stair and the stepskirt of the escalator. Then Otis service mechanics, and mechanics from the company's Vertical Transportation Services (VTS) unit, went building by building on their normal service routes to check for unreported entrapments starting in the most critical locations. |
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