capture [ˈkæptjə(r)]
verbo transitivo
1capturar (person); tomar (town); comer (in chess, drafts); reflejar (sentido figurado) (mood)
sustantivo
2captura (f) (of person); toma (f) (of town)
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capture [kap-cha
sustantivo
1Captura, la acción de prender (of person, animal); conquista, toma (of city); apresamiento (of ship).
2Presa, botín, apresamiento.
1Apresar, capturar (seize by force/person, animal); apresar (ship); tomar (city).
2Captar, atraer (attract, hold/attention, interest).
va. Captar, reproducir (preserve, record/ mood, atmosphere).
capture [ˈkæptʃəʳ]
noun
verb:transitive
1 [+animal] apresar; [+soldier, escapee] capturar; apresar; [+city etc] tomar; conquistar; (Comm) [+market] conquistar; acaparar; [+leadership] apoderarse de
2 (attract) [+attention, interest] captar
a film that has captured the imagination of teenagers una película que ha cautivado la imaginación de los adolescentes; this phenomenon has captured the attention of many scientists este fenómeno ha llamado la atención de muchos científicos
the woman who has captured his heart la mujer que le ha arrebatado el corazón
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Verb Conjugation for "capture"
Imperative
- capture
- you capture
- he/she captures
- we capture
- you capture
- they capture
Preterite
- I captured
- you captured
- he/she captured
- we captured
- you captured
- they captured
Present Continuous
- I am capturing
- you are capturing
- he/she is capturing
- we are capturing
- you are capturing
- they are capturing
Present Perfect
- I have captured
- you have captured
- he/she has captured
- we have captured
- you have captured
- they have captured
Past Continuous
- I was capturing
- you were capturing
- he/she was capturing
- we were capturing
- you were capturing
- they were capturing
Past Perfect
- I had captured
- you had captured
- he/she had captured
- we had captured
- you had captured
- they had captured
Future
- I will capture
- you will capture
- he/she will capture
- we will capture
- you will capture
- they will capture
Future Perfect
- I will have captured
- you will have captured
- he/she will have captured
- we will have captured
- you will have captured
- they will have captured
Future Continuous
- I will be capturing
- you will be capturing
- he/she will be capturing
- we will be capturing
- you will be capturing
- they will be capturing
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been capturing
- you have been capturing
- he/she has been capturing
- we have been capturing
- you have been capturing
- they have been capturing
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been capturing
- you will have been capturing
- he/she will have been capturing
- we will have been capturing
- you will have been capturing
- they will have been capturing
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been capturing
- you had been capturing
- he/she had been capturing
- we had been capturing
- you had been capturing
- they had been capturing
capturar
transitive verb
1to capture
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capturar [cap-too-rar’]
article & verb transitive
1To capture; to seize; to arrest.
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Verb Conjugation for "capturar"
| Presente | Pretérito | Imperfect | Futuro | Subjuntivo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yo | capturo | capturé | capturaba | capturaré | capture |
| Tú | capturas | capturaste | capturabas | capturarás | captures |
| Ella/Él/Usted | captura | capturó | capturaba | capturará | capture |
| Nosotros | capturamos | capturamos | capturábamos | capturaremos | capturemos |
| Vosotros | capturáis | capturasteis | capturabais | capturaréis | capturéis |
| Ellos/Ustedes | capturan | capturaron | capturaban | capturarán | capturen |
