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capture
verb (captured , capturing )
1 to catch; to take prisoner; to gain control of someone or something.
2 in a game, eg chess: to gain possession or control of (a piece, etc).
3 to succeed in recording (a subtle quality, etc) The camera captured her smile .
noun
1 the capturing of someone or something.
2 the person or thing captured.
3 physics the process whereby a neutron is absorbed by a nucleus, and the excess energy produced is released as gamma radiation.
[16c: French, from Latin captura , from capere to take]
capturer noun .
verb (captured , capturing )
1 to catch; to take prisoner; to gain control of someone or something.
2 in a game, eg chess: to gain possession or control of (a piece, etc).
3 to succeed in recording (a subtle quality, etc) The camera captured her smile .
noun
1 the capturing of someone or something.
2 the person or thing captured.
3 physics the process whereby a neutron is absorbed by a nucleus, and the excess energy produced is released as gamma radiation.
[16c: French, from Latin captura , from capere to take]
capturer noun .
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