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capture

[kap-cher] / ˈkæp tʃər /




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A photographer has captured six planets in one picture as part of a celestial planetary parade.

From BBC

A growing number of African countries have in recent months begun to discover that their citizens have been duped into fighting for the Russian army, and either killed or captured on the battlefield.

From Barron's

Originally inspired by traditional summer insect hunts in Japan, gameplay usually involves capturing and training fantastical "pocket monsters" resembling anything from mice to dragons, before sending them into battle against one another.

From Barron's

When reporters asked Boebert why she had sent the photo, the congresswoman offered this gem: “Well, I mean I really admired her blue suit. So I wanted to capture that for everyone.”

From Salon

The beguiling “Crown City” captures Ryui’s cultural education in a new world that simultaneously welcomes and threatens him.

From The Wall Street Journal