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capture /ˈkæpʧɚ/  

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  • verb
    -tures; -tured; -turing
    [+ obj] to take and hold (someone) as a prisoner especially by using force
    They were captured by enemy soldiers.
    to catch (an animal)
    using traps to capture mice
    to get control of (a place) especially by using force
    The city was captured by the Romans.
    to win or get (something) through effort
    She captured 60 percent of the vote in the last election.
    The company plans on capturing a larger segment of the market.
    to get and hold (someone's attention, interest, etc.)
    The show has captured the attention/interest of teenagers.
    The story captured our imaginations. [=the story was very interesting and exciting]
    to describe or show (someone or something) in a very accurate way by using writing, painting, film, etc.
    The story captures the essence of the holiday.
    The biography captured her perfectly.
    The beauty of the landscape was captured perfectly by the artist.
    to record (something) in a picture, film, etc.
    The robbery was captured (on film) by the security cameras.
    to get and put (information) into a form that can be read or used by a computer
    The system is used to capture data relating to the buying habits of young people.
    a digital camera that captures 1.2 million pixels
    to take (something, such as a chess piece) by following the rules of a game
    In the game of chess, the goal is to capture your opponent's king.
    capture lightning in a bottle
    xem lightning
    noun
    [noncount] :the act of capturing someone or something: such as
    the act of taking and holding someone as a prisoner or of being taken as a prisoner
    They avoided/eluded/escaped capture.
    the act of getting control of something
    the capture of the city by enemy forces
    the act of putting information in a form that a computer can use or read
    data/image capture