capture 音標拼音: [k'æptʃɚ]
n . 抓取,戰利品,捕獲之物
vt . 抓取,獲得,迷住
抓取,戰利品,捕獲之物抓取,獲得,迷住
capture 俘獲 擷取
capture n 1 :
the act of forcibly dispossessing an owner of property [
synonym : {
capture }, {
gaining control }, {
seizure }]
2 :
a process whereby a star or planet holds an object in its gravitational field 3 :
any process in which an atomic or nuclear system acquires an additional particle 4 :
the act of taking of a person by force [
synonym : {
capture },
{
seizure }]
5 :
the removal of an opponent '
s piece from the chess board v 1 :
succeed in representing or expressing something intangible ;
"
capture the essence of Spring "; "
capture an idea "
2 :
attract ;
cause to be enamored ; "
She captured all the men '
s hearts " [
synonym : {
capture }, {
enamour }, {
trance }, {
catch },
{
becharm }, {
enamor }, {
captivate }, {
beguile }, {
charm },
{
fascinate }, {
bewitch }, {
entrance }, {
enchant }]
3 :
succeed in catching or seizing ,
especially after a chase ; "
We finally got the suspect "; "
Did you catch the thief ?" [
synonym :
{
get }, {
catch }, {
capture }]
4 :
bring about the capture of an elementary particle or celestial body and causing it enter a new orbit ; "
This nucleus has captured the slow -
moving neutrons "; "
The star captured a comet "
5 :
take possession of by force ,
as after an invasion ; "
the invaders seized the land and property of the inhabitants ";
"
The army seized the town "; "
The militia captured the castle "
[
synonym : {
appropriate }, {
capture }, {
seize }, {
conquer }]
6 :
capture as if by hunting ,
snaring ,
or trapping ; "
I caught a rabbit in the trap today " [
synonym : {
capture }, {
catch }]
Capture \
Cap "
ture \,
n . [
L .
capture ,
fr .
caper to take :
cf .
F .
capture .
See {
Caitiff },
and cf . {
aptive }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
The act of seizing by force ,
or getting possession of by superior power or by stratagem ;
as ,
the capture of an enemy ,
a vessel ,
or a criminal .
[
1913 Webster ]
Even with regard to captures made at sea .
--
Bluckstone .
[
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2 .
The securing of an object of strife or desire ,
as by the power of some attraction .
[
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3 .
The thing taken by force ,
surprise ,
or stratagem ;
a prize ;
prey .
Syn :
Seizure ;
apprehension ;
arrest ;
detention .
[
1913 Webster ]
Capture \
Cap "
ture \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Captured };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Capturing }.]
1 .
To seize or take possession of by force ,
surprise ,
or stratagem ;
to overcome and hold ;
to secure by effort .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
to record or make a lasting representation of (
sound or images );
as ,
to capture an event on videotape ;
the artist captured the expression of grief on his face .
[
PJC ]
3 . (
Games )
to take control of ,
or remove from play ;
as ,
to capture a piece in chess .
[
PJC ]
4 .
to exert a strong psychological influence on ;
as ,
to capture the heart of a maiden ;
to capture the attention of the nation .
[
PJC ]
5 . (
Computers )
to record (
data )
in a computer -
readable form ;
as ,
to capture a transaction in a database .
[
PJC ]
Her heart is like some fortress that has been captured . --
W .
Ivring .
[
1913 Webster ]
94 Moby Thesaurus words for "
capture ":
abduction ,
acquire ,
apprehend ,
apprehension ,
arrest ,
arrestation ,
arrestment ,
bag ,
be seized of ,
bear the palm ,
booty ,
bust ,
carry ,
carry away ,
carry it ,
carry off ,
carry the day ,
catch ,
catching ,
collar ,
collaring ,
come by ,
come in for ,
come into ,
come out first ,
contract ,
corral ,
coup ,
derive ,
drag down ,
dragnet ,
draw ,
earn ,
enter into possession ,
finish in front ,
fluke ,
forcible seizure ,
gain ,
gain the day ,
get ,
grab ,
grabbing ,
harvest ,
haul ,
hold ,
kidnapping ,
lay hold of ,
make ,
make a killing ,
make an arrest ,
nab ,
nabbing ,
nail ,
net ,
netting ,
nick ,
obtain ,
pick up ,
picking up ,
pinch ,
power grab ,
prehend ,
prehension ,
procure ,
pull down ,
put under arrest ,
reap ,
run in ,
running in ,
sack ,
score ,
secure ,
seize ,
seizure ,
seizure of power ,
snatch ,
snatching ,
take ,
take captive ,
take hold of ,
take in ,
take into custody ,
take prisoner ,
take the cake ,
taking ,
taking in ,
taking into custody ,
win ,
win out ,
win the battle ,
win the laurels ,
win the palm ,
win the prize ,
win through CAPTURE ,
war .
The taking of property by one belligerent from another .
2 .
To make a good capture of a ship ,
it must be subdued and taken by an enemy in open war ,
or by way of reprisals ,
or by a pirate ,
and with intent to deprive the owner of it .
3 .
Capture may be with intent to possess both ship and cargo ,
or only to seize the goods of the enemy ,
or contraband goods which are on board :
The former is the capture of the ship in the proper sense of the word ;
the latter is only an arrest and detention ,
without any design to deprive the owner of it .
Capture is deemed lawful ,
when made by a declared enemy ,
lawfully commissioned and according to the laws of war ;
and unlawful ,
when it is against the rules established by the law of nations .
Marsh .
Ins .
B .
1 ,
c .
12 ,
s .
4 .
See ,
generally ,
Lee on Captures ,
passim ;
1 Chitty '
s Com .
Law ,
377 to 512 ;
2 Woddes .
435 to 457 ;
2 Caines '
C .
Err 158 ;
7 Johns .
R .
449 ;
3 Caines '
R .
155 ;
11 Johns .
R .
241 ;
13 Johns .
R .
161 ;
14 Johns .
R .
227 ;
3 Wheat .
183 ;
4 Cranch ,
436 Mass .
197 ;
Bouv .
Inst .
Index ,
h .
t .
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