to arrest; to apprehend; to take into custody

not reach; fall short of; be inferior to; often used as a literary way to say [[不及|不及|bu4 ji2]]

The legal right of immunity from arrest afforded by the Taiwan Constitution to members of the National Assembly, the Legislative Yuan, or the Control Yuan during sessions, except when caught in the act of committing a crime.

Beyond one's power; unable to achieve what one wants to do due to lack of ability or resources.

To submit to arrest without resistance; to be taken into custody.

to formally approve or authorize a criminal arrest, typically by a procuratorate or judicial authority

Literally "a dog catching mice"; used to describe someone who meddles in other people's business or does things outside their responsibility

To be arrested for breaking the law or to be caught doing something bad or shameful

words fail to convey the intended meaning; poorly expressed