“Capture” in Japanese
Short answer
Capture in Japanese is “拿捕” (daho). Full meaning: capture (esp. of a foreign vessel), seizure.
Other ways to say “Capture” in Japanese
捕り物
torimono capture (of a suspect, criminal, etc.), arrest
捕獲
hokaku capture, seizure
略取
ryakushu capture, looting, plundering; abduction (using violence or threats), kidnapping
捕捉
hosoku capture, seizure, prehension, trapping; apprehension, understanding, grasp
鹵獲
rokaku capture (of enemy weapons, supplies, etc.), seizure, plunder
攻略
kouryaku capture (of enemy territory), taking (by storm), conquest, attack, assault; defeating (an opponent); attacking (a problem) strategically
だほ
daho capture (esp. of a foreign vessel), seizure
キャプチャー
kyapuchaa capture (of audio-visual data), screenshot
逮捕
taiho arrest, apprehension, capture
身柄確保
migarakakuho apprehension (of a crime suspect), capture, detainment, arrest
捕縛
hobaku arrest, apprehension, capture
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