capture

US /ˈkæp.tʃɚ/
UK /ˈkæp.tʃɚ/
"capture" picture
1.

捕获, 俘获, 占领

take into one's possession or control by force

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The police managed to capture the suspect after a long chase.
警方经过长时间追捕，成功抓获了嫌疑人。
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The army tried to capture the enemy's stronghold.
军队试图攻占敌人的据点。
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apprehendseizearrestnabsnare
2.

捕捉, 记录, 体现

record or represent accurately in words or pictures

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The photograph perfectly captured the beauty of the sunset.
这张照片完美地捕捉了日落的美景。
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The artist managed to capture the essence of the city in his painting.
这位艺术家成功地在他的画作中捕捉到了这座城市的精髓。
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recorddocumentdepictportrayrepresent
1.

捕获, 俘获, 占领

the act of taking a person or animal into custody or control

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The capture of the escaped prisoner was a relief to the community.
逃犯的抓捕让社区松了一口气。
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The wildlife photographer aimed for a perfect capture of the rare bird.
野生动物摄影师旨在完美捕捉这只稀有鸟类。
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apprehensionseizurearresttaking
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motion capture