capture in Irish
capture in Irish is gabháil — capture means to take hold of or seize something or someone by force.
capture in Irish
gabháil
The securing of an object of strife or desire, as by the power of some attraction.
What does "capture" mean?
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verb To take hold of or seize something or someone by force.
"Soldiers captured the bridge before dawn."
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verb To record or represent something, especially so it can be seen or reviewed later.
"The photograph perfectly captured the joy of the moment."
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noun The act of seizing or taking control of something, or the thing seized.
"The capture of the city marked a turning point in the war."
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capture in a sentence
- Soldiers captured the bridge before dawn.
- The goalkeeper capturing the ball ended the attack.
- The photograph perfectly captured the joy of the moment.
- The capture of the city marked a turning point in the war.
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What is "capture" in Irish?
"capture" in Irish is gabháil. capture means: To take hold of or seize something or someone by force.
How do you use "capture" in a sentence?
Example: "Soldiers captured the bridge before dawn." In Irish, "capture" is gabháil.
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