"captured" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
舌头舌頭	shé tou	n.	tongue / CL:個\|个[ge4] / enemy soldier captured for the purpose of extracting information	syn
落网落網	luò wǎng		(of a bird, fish etc) to be caught in a net / (of a tennis ball) to hit the net / (of a criminal) to be captured	syn
屠城	tú chéng		to massacre everyone in a captured city
瞿秋白	qú qiū bái		Qu Qiubai (1899-1935), politician, Soviet expert of the Chinese communists at time of Soviet influence, publisher and Russian translator, captured and executed by Guomindang at the time of the Long March
束手就擒	shù shǒu jiù qín		hands tied and waiting to be captured	syn
伤俘傷俘	shāng fú		wounded and captured	syn
交换被俘人员协定交換被俘人員協定			Agreement on the Exchange of Captured Persons
瞿秋白	qú qiū bái		Qu Qiubai (1899-1935), politician, Soviet expert of the Chinese communists at time of Soviet influence, publisher and Russian translator, captured and executed by Guomindang at the time of the Long March
实况照片實況照片	shí kuàng zhào piàn		live photo / motion photo (a still photo with a few seconds of video captured before and after the photo is taken)
十鼠同穴	shí shǔ tóng xué		(idiom) To gather people or opponents together so that they can all be captured or dealt with at once.
指日可下	zhǐ rì kě xià		(idiom) Indicates that a stronghold can be captured soon.
延颈就缚延頸就縛	yán jǐng jiù fù		(idiom) To stretch out one’s neck to be captured. It means to surrender meekly and without resistance.
束手就禽	shù shǒu jiù qín		(idiom) To allow oneself to be captured without putting up any resistance.
束手就缚束手就縛	shù shǒu jiù fù		(idiom) To offer no resistance and willingly allow oneself to be captured. It is synonymous with “submit oneself to capture.”
束身就缚束身就縛	shù shēn jiù fù		(idiom) To offer no resistance and willingly allow oneself to be captured.
活捉生擒	huó zhuō shēng qín		(idiom) To be captured alive.
西狩获麟	xī shòu huò lín		(idiom) “In the fourteenth year, in spring, a hunt in the west captured a qilin.” This formula refers to an episode traditionally regarded as the final event recorded in the Spring and Autumn Annals.

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