vt.

1. 捕獲；俘虜
   The police have not captured the mugger yet.

   警方還沒有捕獲那個行兇搶劫者。

2. 佔領，奪得；獲得
   The candidate captured 55% of the vote.

   那位候選人獲得百分之五十五的選票。

3. 引起（注意）；迷住
   The singer captured the hearts of audience.

   這位歌唱家令聽眾傾倒。

4. （用照片等）留存，記錄，拍攝

n.

1. 俘獲，捕獲；佔領；獲得[U]
   The soldier played dead to escape capture by the enemy.

   那個士兵躺下裝死，以免被敵人俘虜。

2. 俘虜，捕獲物；戰利品；獎品[C]
3. 吸引[U]
4. 記錄，留存[U]

v.

1. take into one's possession or control by force.
   ▸(in chess and other board games) make a move that secures the removal of (an opposing piece).
2. record or express accurately in words or pictures.
3. cause (data) to be stored in a computer.
4. Physics  absorb (a particle).

n.