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Meanings of take captive in anglès
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Usage of take captive in anglès
1
It could bewitch, intoxicate, and take captive the whole soul,-judgment ,conscience ,fancy ,everything
2
Suppose we conquer and take captive-nay ,orslay-KingEdward, what then?
3
For these he may take captive without danger to himself.
4
How admirably contrived is every part of the structure of this system to take captive the imagination.
5
To take captive a heart which has had no experience of attack, is to enter an unfortified and ungarrisoned city.
6
For a similar reason the translation given above, " take captive thy captors," is the more natural and correct.
7
Gylippus gave the necessary order, and the word was passed round to kill no more, but take captive those who survived.
8
The militants had raided two villages and taken captives, including many children.
9
Then for years, her mind and body were taken captive by Shadoath.
10
No time to explain-butthe two Welshmen are to be taken captive.
11
Her attention was taken captive by the young priests of the Sahara.
12
The garrison were cut down or taken captive, and the fortress demolished.
13
He had been vanquished, taken captive, led in triumph, put in ward.
14
She'd survived the crash of the car, only to be taken captive.
15
Four children were taken captive from Major Hoy's station, in August following.
16
The result was that most of them were killed or taken captive.