recapture in Portuguese
recapture in Portuguese is recapturar — recapture means to capture something again, especially after losing it.
recapture in Portuguese
recapturar
To capture something for a second or subsequent time, especially after a loss.
What does "recapture" mean?
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verb To capture something again, especially after losing it.
"Government troops recaptured the town within days."
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noun The act of capturing something back.
"The recapture of the fortress was a turning point in the war."
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recapture in a sentence
- Government troops recaptured the town within days.
- The film tries to recapture the magic of the original.
- The recapture of the fortress was a turning point in the war.
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What is "recapture" in Portuguese?
"recapture" in Portuguese is recapturar. recapture means: To capture something again, especially after losing it.
How do you use "recapture" in a sentence?
Example: "Government troops recaptured the town within days." In Portuguese, "recapture" is recapturar.
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