recapture

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• rhymes with -æptʃə(ɹ)
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Etymology tree Proto-Italic *wre- Latin re-der. Old French re-bor. Middle English re- English re- English capture English recapture From re- + capture.

19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Galician: recaptura — act of capturing again
• Hungarian: újbóli/ismételt elfogás — act of capturing again
• Hungarian: visszafoglalás — act of capturing again
• Manx: aaghoaill — act of capturing again
• Manx: aachappeeys — act of capturing again
• Norwegian Bokmål: gjenerobring — act of capturing again
• Spanish: recaptura — act of capturing again
• Bulgarian: възвръщам си (vǎzvrǎštam si) — to capture something for a second time
• French: capturer encore — to capture something for a second time
• French: capturer de nouveau — to capture something for a second time
• French: recapturer — to capture something for a second time
• Galician: recapturar — to capture something for a second time
• German: wieder einfangen — to capture something for a second time
• German: zurückerobern — to capture something for a second time
• Hungarian: újból/újra/ismét elfog — to capture something for a second time
• Hungarian: visszafoglal — to capture something for a second time
• Persian: بازپس گرفتن (bâz-pas gereftan) — to capture something for a second time
• Portuguese: recapturar — to capture something for a second time
• Spanish: recapturar — to capture something for a second time