en·trap 
/ɪnˈtræp/ verb
en·traps; en·trapped; en·trap·ping /ɪnˈtræp/ verb [+ obj] formal : to catch (someone or something) in a trap or in something like a trap : trap
▪ We used the net to entrap a school of fish. ▪ The air bubbles were entrapped in ice. ▪ She felt that she was entrapped in an unhappy marriage.
▪ We used the net to entrap a school of fish. ▪ The air bubbles were entrapped in ice. ▪ She felt that she was entrapped in an unhappy marriage.
