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capture

[kap-cher] / ˈkæp tʃər /




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Monkey’s capture comes about by his being believably beguiled by the sound of the lute-like pipa.

From Los Angeles Times

It captured the very essence of the book because I was looking for the magic of the FA Cup and I found it right there.

From BBC

Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine report that they have successfully used a "zap-and-freeze" method to capture rapid communication between brain cells in living tissue from both mice and humans.

From Science Daily

When stars began traveling by air, they made those travel plans known so photographers could capture them disembarking on the runway, the airline name clearly visible.

From Los Angeles Times

The Times analysis captured assaults against all types of federal officers.

From Los Angeles Times