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| captivate; prison; take someone prisoner; take captive; capture; take as a prisoner; take | |||
| capture a prisoner | |||
| take prisoner (The western allies also took 134,000 German soldiers prisoner in North Africa. • Rebel forces took eight Ukrainian soldiers prisoner who were then interviewed on Russian television. 4uzhoj); take prisoner of war (4uzhoj); take POW (prisoner of war: Cpt George G Gardiner was taken POW during fighting at Bullecourt. • Between 3.2 and 3.6 million German soldiers were taken POW by the Soviet forces, 1.1 million of them died in Soviet captivity. 4uzhoj) | |||
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| captive; captured (nosorog) | |||
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| make smb. prisoner; take smb. prisoner | |||
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| taker (Taras) | |||
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