capture
verb- capture somebody/something
to catch a person or an animal and keep them as a prisoner or shut them in a space that they cannot escape from 俘虏；俘获；捕获 - capture something
to take control of a place, building, etc. using force 用武力夺取；攻取；攻占 - capture something
to succeed in getting control or possession of something that other people are also trying to get 夺得；赢得；争得 The company has captured 90 per cent of the market. 该公司已经占领了90%的市场。 He captured the world championship title in 2018. 他在2018年获得了世界冠军头衔。
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to make somebody interested in something 引起（注意、想象、兴趣） The project has captured the imagination of the local public. 这个项目激发了当地公众的想象力。 His story captured the attention of Hollywood. 他的故事引起了好莱坞的注意。
- capture something
to succeed in accurately expressing a feeling, an atmosphere, etc. in a picture, piece of writing, film, etc. （用图画、文章、电影等准确地）表达，刻画，描述 Her photos capture the essence of her subjects. 她的照片抓住了她拍摄对象的本质。 The song captures the spirit of those times. 这首歌抓住了那个时代的精神。 They have captured a moment in people's lives. 他们抓住了人们生活中的一个瞬间。
Extra ExamplesOxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb- accurately
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to photograph, film, record, paint, etc. somebody/something 拍摄；录制；绘制 - capture something
The photographer's camera captures images of extreme beauty. 摄影师的照相机捕捉到了极其美丽的图像。 - capture somebody/something on something
The attack was captured on film by security cameras. 袭击事件已被保安摄像机拍摄下来。
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- capture somebody’s heart
to make somebody love you 使…爱上（或倾心于） - capture something
to put something into a computer in a form it can use 把…输入计算机；采集
catch抓住
take control控制
make somebody interested使感兴趣
feeling/atmosphere感觉；气氛
film/record/paint电影；唱片；绘画
somebody’s heart某人的心
computing计算机技术
Word Originmid 16th cent. (as a noun): from French, from Latin captura, from capt- ‘seized, taken’, from the verb capere.