I. capture [ˈkæptʃəɐ, Am -tʃɚ] VB trans
2. capture (take possession of):
- capture
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- capture city
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- capture ship
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- capture votes
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3. capture (gain):
- capture
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4. capture ART:
5. capture COMPUT:
- capture
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II. capture [ˈkæptʃəɐ, Am -tʃɚ] N
| I | capture |
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| you | capture |
| he/she/it | captures |
| we | capture |
| you | capture |
| they | capture |
| I | captured |
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| you | captured |
| he/she/it | captured |
| we | captured |
| you | captured |
| they | captured |
| I | have | captured |
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| you | have | captured |
| he/she/it | has | captured |
| we | have | captured |
| you | have | captured |
| they | have | captured |
| I | had | captured |
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| you | had | captured |
| he/she/it | had | captured |
| we | had | captured |
| you | had | captured |
| they | had | captured |
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In this model, the probability is between 0 and 1 and the non-linearity has been captured.
en.wikipedia.org Conditions inside the perimeter were toughmost of the medical supplies and medical personnel had been captured.
en.wikipedia.org The paintings captured the scary, euphoric mood of a high-flying period not unlike our own.
en.wikipedia.org They captured the first trench line, and the defenders started to surrender.
en.wikipedia.org Some of the mutineers were captured and sentenced to death.
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