in broad daylight
[phrase]
at a time when everyone can witness something
Ex: The thief stole the purse in broad daylight, right in front of a crowded street, shocking the onlookers.
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to cuff
[Verb]
to restrain someone by securing their wrists together, often using a device, commonly done by law enforcement during an arrest or to maintain control
Ex: The police officer decided to cuff the suspect to ensure safety during the arrest.
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Sign indriving under the influence
[phrase]
the act of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs to the extent that it impairs the person's ability to drive safely
Ex: He was caught driving under the influence after a police officer noticed he was swerving on the road.
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freeze
[interjection]
used as a command to halt or stop someone or something immediately
Ex: Freeze! Put your hands up and don't move!
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[phrase]
to suddenly fall on the ground, often as a way of avoiding danger
Ex: Suddenly another soldier hits the dirt beside me.
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Sign inon your knees
[sentence]
a command to force someone to kneel, usually in a police, military, or criminal context
Ex: "On your knees! Hands behind your head!" the officer ordered.
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Sign instick 'em up
[sentence]
a command to raise one's hands, typically during a robbery or police situation
Ex: "Stick 'em up!" the outlaw growled, pointing his gun.
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shut up
[interjection]
used as a forceful command telling someone to stop talking or be quiet
Ex: Shut up already – nobody wants to hear your excuses.
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