/sɪˈkwɛstər/ – Verb / Noun
Definition: 1. tịch biên, tịch thu;
2. người nhận giữ tài sản tranh chấp, giữ tài sản tranh chấp cho người thứ ba giữ;
3. khước từ tài sản của người quá cố.
A more thorough explanation: In legal terms, “sequester” refers to the process of isolating or setting aside certain funds, assets, or property, typically by court order, to ensure they are not used, accessed, or tampered with during the course of a legal proceeding or dispute. This action is often taken to prevent the dissipation or misuse of assets that may be subject to a legal claim or to maintain the status quo pending resolution of a legal matter.
Example: The court ordered to sequester the jury during the high-profile trial to prevent any outside influence on their decision-making.