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Meanings of capture in English
Action of taking something under constraint.
Synonyms
Examples for "taking"
Examples for "taking"
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Industry sources say it was taking much longer to raise new funds.
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He said patients were also taking a significant risk with their health.
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Banks are expected to begin taking applications following a Government event today.
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Sumitomo Trust will also consider taking Nikko Asset public, the paper said.
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Reconfiguration... is currently happening by crisis rather than by taking difficult decisions.
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In politics, however, reality has a way of catching up with you.
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Now the government messaging is catching up with the current legal reality.
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These numbers may be eye-catching, but they are certainly subject to change.
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NETHERLANDS: It has to be the most eye-catching way of harnessing energy.
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The Arab followed the caravan, in the hope of catching it up.
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Take Cork, city of past and future floods and much citizen apprehension.
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It makes me shudder; it freezes me; it fills me with apprehension.
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Brad sensed the apprehension in the others that he felt in himself.
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She welcomed the caseload review but said there was apprehension among members.
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There was no reason for the increased apprehension on this particular morning.
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However, few observers believe the army is bent on seizing power again.
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Renzi's political focus since seizing power in February does make economic sense.
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So any move will almost inevitably lead to accusations of 'seizing power'.
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They came close to seizing power in a lightning attack last year.
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Sea gangs have made millions of dollars from seizing ships and crews.
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Exposures to seizure-inducing chemical threat agents are a major public health concern.
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Five patients remained seizure free after 3 months with ongoing LEV monotherapy.
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The police said no one was arrested in connection with the seizure.
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We observed different seizure onset patterns including low voltage high frequency activities.
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Penalties include seizure of assets, visa bans and denial of government contracts.
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The person making the artwork already integrates the appropriation in the making.
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Rowling has been accused of cultural appropriation and racism in her work.
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The whole idea of cultural appropriation limits fiction's ability to be fiction.
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As per Order 78 and the appropriation of the Indian trust funds.
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The casual appropriation of unguarded property was apparently a social norm, here.
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Good rules reward exchange and specialisation; bad rules reward confiscation and politicking.
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Then they must use it only outside school hours or risk confiscation.
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Then I presume this confiscation is in the nature of a reprisal.
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He receives the fines and confiscation of cattle awarded by his officers.
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Because, you see, the penalty for trespassing is confiscation of your vessel.'
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The virus is gaining control and we are now facing severe new restrictions.
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Occupation of the enemy's territory and gaining control of his resources was secondary.
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A fever was gaining control over him and making him light-headed and care-free.
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They were buying up impropriated tithes and gaining control of appointments to livings.
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The various troop commanders, gaining control over their men, were prompt to act.
Usage of capture in English
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The state capture inquiry so far He will continue testifying on Tuesday.
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Today is a hugely significant day in the history of state capture.
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It's not been a very good week at the state capture inquiry.
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The electronic health record was used to capture demographic and pathologic data.
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For instance, state capture doesn't start with one family or two families.
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Without this an environment conducive to state capture will continue to flourish.
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In the U.S., wealth and private sector interests capture the political system.
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The London Paper was meant to capture a lucrative new urban readership.
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It will capture every moment, including ones you'll wish you could forget.
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Statistics alone can no longer capture the severity of America's COVID-19 situation.
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But this is information coming from the very heart of state capture.
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These different bands capture different information about the atmosphere and cloud cover.
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Frein's capture was announced in a brief statement by Pennsylvania State Police.
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Rooftop gardens can be used to capture water in dense urban areas.
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However, I was able to capture a protester burning a smaller flag.
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Business and investor confidence has been annihilated by state capture and corruption.
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South Africa
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Ireland
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United States of America
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