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单词 capture
释义
capture
verb[T]
uk
/ˈkæp.tʃər/us
/ˈkæp.tʃɚ/

captureverb[T](CATCH)

B2
to take someone as aprisoner, or to take something intoyourpossession,especiallybyforce:
俘虏；俘获；（尤指用武力）夺取
Two of thesoldierswerekilledand therestwere captured.两名士兵被杀，其余被俘。
Rebelforcescaptured thecityafter a week-longbattle.叛军经过一周的战斗攻取了该市。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to find and take a person who has done something wrong
  • catchThey were caught trying to smuggle cigarettes across the border.
  • arrestHe was arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage to property.
  • place/put under arrestThe suspect was placed under arrest and charged with armed assault.
  • captureThe soldiers were captured by enemy forces.
  • apprehendThe police have apprehended two individuals in connection with the crime.
  • nabThe cops nabbed him as he tried to get away.
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tosucceedin getting something when you arecompetingwith otherpeople:
赢得；获得，取得
TheDemocraticPartycandidatecaptured 70percentof thevote.
More examples
  • Severalattemptswere made to capture theanimal.
  • Onesuspecthas already been captured.
  • Elevenrebelfighterswerekilledand twotruckswere captured.
  • He was captured byenemyforcesandsentto aprisoncampfor therestof thewar.
  • Three of the gang'smemberswere captured andsenttoprison.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Capturing or taking possession of things
  • -grabbing
  • apprehend
  • apprehension
  • arrogate
  • at bayidiom
  • cage
  • catch
  • clutch
  • collar
  • corner
  • entangle
  • get/lay/putyourhands onsomeoneidiom
  • grab
  • grabber
  • repo
  • repo man
  • repossess
  • seize
  • sequester
  • sequestration
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Getting, receiving and accepting

captureverb[T](RECORD)

B2
torepresentordescribesomething veryaccuratelyusing words orimages:
（用文字或图象）表现，描绘，刻画
It would beimpossibleto capture herbeautyin apainting.她的美无法用画笔描绘。
B2
torecordor take apictureof something using acamera:
拍摄，摄制
Apasser-bycaptured thewholeincidentonfilm.一位路人拍摄下了事件的全过程。
computingspecialized
If acomputerorsimilarmachinecapturesinformation, ittakesit in andstoresit.
（计算机等）采集，储存（信息）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Representation in art & in general
  • anti-realism
  • anti-realist
  • Calvary
  • complementary
  • confederate
  • non-complementary
  • non-representational
  • non-symbolic
  • perspective
  • pictograph
  • realism
  • realist
  • represent
  • representation
  • representational
  • semiotic
  • symbolic
  • symbolism
  • ultrarealism
  • volumetric
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Photography
Keeping and storing things
Computer concepts

captureverb[T](INTEREST)

C1
If something capturesyourimaginationorattention, youfeelveryinterestedandexcitedby it:
唤起（想象）；引起（关注）
The Americandrivetolanda man on the Moon captured theimagination/attentionof thewholeworld.美国的载人登月行动引起了全世界的遐想／关注。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Making people excited and interested
  • absorbed
  • animate
  • besomeone'sbagidiom
  • bedazzle
  • breathe
  • breathe (new) life into sthidiom
  • intoxicate
  • intrigue
  • occupy
  • overexcite
  • overstimulate
  • stir
  • stretch
  • sweep
  • sweepsomeonealong
  • talksomethingup
  • tantalize
  • the Thames
  • thrill
  • whip
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capture
noun
uk
/ˈkæp.tʃər/us
/ˈkæp.tʃɚ/

capturenoun(CATCHING)

[U]
thatactof taking someone as aprisoner, or taking something intoyourpossession,especiallybyforce:
People whocommitcybercrimeoftenevadecapture.
Theywitnessedthecaptureofthecitybyrebeltroops.
[U]
theprocessofcollectinganaturalproductso that it can bestoredor used:
Rainwater capture willensurewaterconservationis apriority.
See also
carbon capture
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Capturing or taking possession of things
  • -grabbing
  • apprehend
  • apprehension
  • arrogate
  • at bayidiom
  • cage
  • catch
  • clutch
  • collar
  • corner
  • entangle
  • get/lay/putyourhands onsomeoneidiom
  • grab
  • grabber
  • repo
  • repo man
  • repossess
  • seize
  • sequester
  • sequestration
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Getting, receiving and accepting

capturenoun(RECORDING)

[CorU]
theactofrecordinganimage,sound, or otherinformationusing acomputerorcamera, or theimageor otherinformationthat isrecorded:
Thedeviceisdesignedfor the capture ofvisualimages.
Ascreencapture of theincidentwascirculatedonline.
See also
motion capturespecialized
[C]
aphotograph; usedespeciallywhencommentingon aphotographonsocialmedia:
We aresharingthisgreatcapture of arainbowover thecity.
Nice capture!
[U]
(of acomputerorsimilarmachine) theactof taking in andstoringinformation:
It isimportanttoensureaccuracyin the capture ofmachineinterpretabledata.
Thecompanydevelopsinformationcapturesoftware.
See also
data capture
More examples
  • Thetimetaken for capture of theimageis 20milliseconds.
  • Video capturerequiresavideocapturedevice.
  • Thedeviceenablesthe double-sided capture ofcompletechequeimagesin asinglepass.
  • Allteleconferenceswill beencryptedwith ahighlysecuresystemthatpreventsthe capture ofaudio,dataandvideoby thirdparties.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Computer concepts
  • 3-D printing
  • adaptive learning
  • additive manufacturing
  • addy
  • aeroplane mode
  • backup
  • bulletin board
  • computing
  • configuration
  • importation
  • information age
  • information security
  • information superhighway
  • infosec
  • scan
  • transcode
  • transcoding
  • Trojan horse
  • tuple
  • Turing Machine
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Photography
(Definition ofcapturefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
capture
verb[T]
uk
/ˈkæp.tʃər/us
/ˈkæp.tʃɚ/

captureverb[T](CATCH)

B2
to take someone as aprisoner, or to take something intoyourpossession,especiallybyforce
俘虏；俘获；（尤指用武力）夺取
Two of thesoldierswerekilledand therestwere captured.两名士兵被杀，其余被俘。
Rebelforcescaptured thecityafter a week-longbattle.叛军经过一周的战斗攻取了该市。
tosucceedin getting something when you arecompetingwith otherpeople
赢得；获得，取得
The Democratic Party captured 70percentof thevote.民主党获得了70%的选票。
More examples
  • Severalattemptswere made to capture theanimal.
  • Onesuspecthas already been captured.
  • Elevenrebelfighterswerekilledand twotruckswere captured.
  • He was captured byenemyforcesandsentto aprisoncampfor therestof thewar.
  • Three of the gang'smemberswere captured andsenttoprison.

captureverb[T](RECORD)

B2
torepresentordescribesomething veryaccuratelyusing words orimages
（用文字或图象）表现，描绘，刻画
It would beimpossibleto capture herbeautyin apainting.她的美无法用画笔描绘。
B2
torecordor take apictureof something using acamera
拍摄，摄制
Apasser-bycaptured thewholeincidentonfilm.一位路人拍摄下了事件的全过程。
computingspecialized
If acomputerorsimilarmachinecapturesinformation, ittakesit in andstoresit.
（计算机等）采集，储存（信息）

captureverb[T](INTEREST)

C1
If something capturesyourimaginationorattention, youfeelveryinterestedandexcitedby it.
唤起（想象）；引起（关注）
The Americandrivetolanda man on the Moon captured theimagination/attentionof thewholeworld.美国的载人登月行动引起了全世界的遐想／关注。

capture| American Dictionary

capture
verb[T]
us
/ˈkæp·tʃər/

captureverb[T](POSSESS)

to take someone as aprisoner, or to take something intoyourpossession:
Thesebirdswere captured in thewildin 1987.

captureverb[T](RECORD)

torecordsoundorimages, or toexpressafeeling:
She captured theincidentonvideo.
Thosesongscapture theromanticmoodof themovie.

capture

noun[U]us
/ˈkæp·tʃər,-ʃər/
They wereshownon TVsoonaftertheircapture.

Idiom

capturesomeone'sattention
(Definition ofcapturefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

capture| Business English

capture
verb[T]
uk
/ˈkæptʃər/us
tosucceedin getting something when you arecompetingwithothers:
capture a large share/10%/30% of the marketIt waspredictedthat theinternetcould capture 5% of the USretailmarketwithin threeyears.
They have captured amajorpositionin aworldwidemarket.
Acorporationcanprofitby capturingresourcesmorecheaply.
IT
if acomputer,camera, or othermachinecapturesinformation, itchangesit into aformthat it canprocessandstore:
Newdigitalvideotechnologymakes itpossibleto capture andstoreanalmostlimitlessvolumeoffootageatminimalcost.
capturedata/images/information
ENVIRONMENT,SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
tocatchandcollectthecarbondioxideproducedbymachinesandprocessesso that it is notreleasedinto theenvironment:
Coal-firedpowerstationsmust be retrofitted to capturecarbondioxide.
capture
noun[U]
uk
/ˈkæptʃər/us
IT
theprocessofchanginginformationinto aformthat acomputeror othermachinecanprocessandstore:
document/image/information captureTheydevelopsoftwaretoolsfordocumentcapture andimageenhancement.
ENVIRONMENT,SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
theactofcatchingandcollectingcarbondioxideso that it is notreleasedinto theenvironment:
Facilities arerequiredtoplanfor the capture ofcarbondioxideincompliancewithfederalstandards.
theactofwinningor gettingcontrolof something:
Thechannelmayincreasesubscriptionfeestopayforits€240 million capture of ChampionsLeaguescreeningrights.

See also

carbon capture
data capture
digital capture
(Definition ofcapturefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcapture

capture
Although child language was not the focus of this study, many adult- child interactions were captured on tape.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Figure 11 shows how this can be captured via a mixed, partial representation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The main reason may be due to its better ability of capturing the locality of various phenomena, which indicate entity names in a text document.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Images were captured at a resolution of 512 6 512 pixels.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Unfortunately, it is not particularly good at capturing the behaviour and sounds of human speech.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Lastly, the board had a very high resolution allowing the detail of small hand movements to be captured as well as the larger gestures.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A second fieldwork phase started in 2001, aimed at capturing the dynamics of land rights, distribution and use, since the 1980s.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The enemy captured vast quantities of equipment including heavy artillery with which he was able to wage his war to a finish, and victoriously.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Longitudinal asymmetry captures the idea of temporal asymmetric behavior in the direction of the business cycle.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The first term in (16) captures the intragroup growth and the second term the growth due to compositional change in population.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Although we believe this story captures an important element in many actual crisis episodes, it is admittedly quite unconventional.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The endogenous short-sale constraint, which captures the above idea, keeps an agent engaging in asset trading at every period.
From theCambridge English Corpus
However, it is more likely that this variable captures certain unquantified aspects of the socio-economic levels of households.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In other words, this simulation captures the effects of increased use of water outside the park.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The results captured the interest of the participants.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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