recapture 的 2 个定义
re·cap·tured, re·cap·tur·ing.
- the recovery or retaking by capture.
- the taking by the government of a fixed part of all earnings in excess of a certain percentage of property value, as in the case of a railroad.
- International Law. the lawful reacquisition of a former possession.
- the state or fact of being recaptured.
recapture 近义词
regain
更多recapture例句
- The furnace owner offered a reward of three pounds each for their recapture.
- The landowner will continue to come out ahead, but not as much as without land value recapture.
- He is an expert on land value recapture and author of “Value Capture” and co-author of “Public Benefit Zoning.”
- My strategy was to bring in the people we never had, not try to recapture the people we lost to Reagan.
- Before modernism, designers were almost trying to recapture the past.
- The protest at Recapture Canyon was non-violent, though there were guns present.
- On each of these privileged descents into Recapture, we walked and climbed down.
- Was it because your dad really liked those earlier sessions and wanted to recapture some of the magic?
- More serious still was the news that Porter had been reinforced, and had attacked and expected to recapture the place.
- All the town is talking of your capture of the French frigate, and the recapture of the two prizes that she had taken.
- Michael, having failed with Prout, tried to recapture the emotion of his first religious experience at St. Bartholomew's.
- The Swami made a determined effort to recapture the spotlight.
- He was trying to recapture them and as he brought them back he laughed.