Meanings of immobilise in English

You need to immobilise them first with conditioner (more on this below).

No magician's wand can immobilise him under my eyes.

Perhaps aware of my travel jinx status, SIPTU has chosen that day to immobilise the airport.

They would be required to immobilise an amount of CO2 proportional to the carbon content of their product.

And just in case the various anaesthetics that Owen's injected her with start wearing off, I recommend that we immobilise her.

Unlike some other spiders they don't rely on webs, instead they inject venom into their prey to immobilise it before eating.

These animals protect US forces, save civilian lives, separate combatants from non-combatants and immobilise individuals who express hostile intent, General McKenzie said.

I thrashed as if galvanised and it took him a moment to immobilise my other arm long enough to repeat the process.

They have an impressive set of grasping spines and jaws with which to capture their victims, which they then immobilise with neurotoxins.

Chief executive Mark Goldring said developed countries cannot allow Ebola to immobilise them with fear, but must instead work to stop the epidemic getting worse.

In Japan on 30 June, 2017, 9.86 people per 100,000 population were restrained in psychiatric hospitals by devices used to immobilise parts of their body.

Warmth curled throughout her insides, loosening all the immobilised places inside her.

She is the countess - a woman for whom beauty is immobilising.

With the rising scream came mounting weight; within seconds, he was completely immobilised.

It cannot keep its capital immobilised for that long, he said.

Immobilised on the ground, I begged for water to hydrate myself to normality.