| 释义 |
cap·ture¹ /`kæptʃə; ˈkæptʃə/v [t] 1. to catch someone in order to keep them as a prisoner 捕捉［某人］:◇he was captured at the airport. 他在机场被捕。 2. to get control of a place, especially during a war ［尤指在战争中］占领［某地］:◇the town was captured by enemy troops after 10 days' fighting. 在战斗了十天之后，这个城镇被敌军部队占领了。 3. to get control of money, companies, business etc 控制［行业］，占领［市场］ 4. to succeed in showing or describing something by using pictures or words ［以图片、文字］展现; 记录:◇his new book really captures what the 1920s were like. 他的新书真实记录了 20 世纪 20 年代的社会面貌。 5. capture sb's imagination/attention to make someone feel very interested in what you are saying or showing 使某人神往/吸引某人的注意力 |