captured in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for captured in the English»French Dictionary

I.capture [Brit ˈkaptʃə, Am ˈkæptʃər] N

1. capture (gen):

capture (of person, animal)

capture f

capture (of stronghold)

prise f

2. capture:

capture PHYS, GEOG

capture f

II.capture [Brit ˈkaptʃə, Am ˈkæptʃər] VB trans

1. capture lit:

capture person, animal

capturer

capture stronghold, chess piece

prendre

to capture the market COMM

s'emparer du marché

2. capture fig:

capture moment, likeness

saisir

capture feeling, essence, beauty

rendre

to capture sth on film

rendre qc à l'écran

data capture N

data capture

saisie f de données

carbon capture [ˌkɑːbən ˈkæptʃə(r)] N

carbon capture

capture f de dioxyde de carbone

screen capture N

screen capture

capture f d'écran

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so far he has evaded capture

il est toujours en fuite

Translations for captured in the French»English Dictionary

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capturer

to capture

conquérir marché

to capture

des régions conquises sur

areas captured from

capture

capture

la capture d'un criminel/d'un animal/d'un navire

the capture of a criminal/of an animal/of a ship

capture GEOG, PHYS

capture

acquisition

data capture, data acquisition

temps d'acquisition

data capture time

capter atmosphère, esprit, expression, image

to capture

capter PHYS photons, particules

to capture

captured in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for captured in the English»French Dictionary

I.capture [ˈkæptʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] VB trans

1. capture (take prisoner):

capture

capturer

2. capture (take possession of):

capture city, control

prendre

to capture sth

s'emparer de qc

3. capture (gain):

capture

gagner

4. capture ECON:

capture the market

s'accaparer

5. capture ART, CINE:

capture atmosphere

rendre

capture on film

immortaliser

to capture the moment

saisir l'instant

6. capture fig:

capture attention

captiver

capture moment, moods

saisir

7. capture COMPUT:

capture

saisir

II.capture [ˈkæptʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] N

1. capture (act of capturing):

capture

capture f

2. capture (captured person, thing):

capture

prise f

3. capture COMPUT:

capture

saisie f

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to evade capture

éviter d'être pris

to capture sb's imagination

passionner qc

Translations for captured in the French»English Dictionary

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capturer

to capture

capture

capture

saisie informatique

data capture

capter énergie

to capture

se faire prendre

to be captured

captured Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to capture sb's imagination

passionner qc

to capture sth

s'emparer de qc

to capture the moment

saisir l'instant

to evade capture

éviter d'être pris

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The opponent is compelled to move the more valuable piece to avoid its capture, thereby exposing the less valuable piece which can then be captured (see chess piece relative value).

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The movement of wind waves can be captured by wave energy devices.

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While the three armies continued to raid into each other's territory, none of them could organise enough supplies to hold any captured territory.

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He remained as town clerk until 1645, when the parliamentary forces captured the town.

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In doing so, numerous enemy vehicles stumbled into the 37th's position and were captured or destroyed.

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The previous year, 14 rabbits were captured, 2 snowshoe hares, and 12 eastern cottontails.

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Propane is used for heating and cooking, and rainwater is captured into cisterns from their roofs.

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Two of the ships ran ashore and the third was immediately captured.

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Captured by the authorities, she is sent to a reformatory, where she finds herself in more and more trouble while trying to adjust.

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The militia captured a few outworks but their organization soon unraveled in the face of opposition by professional soldiers.

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