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To take and keep something that very much preferred staying free.
means To seize, catch, or record something — a fugitive, a moment, a flag, or data — and hold onto it.
from From Latin capere, to take or seize, the same grabby root that gives us captive, capable, and capacious — a family of words built entirely around holding on.
Chess senseRemoving an enemy piece by occupying its square.
Carbon flavorCapturing CO2 before it escapes into the sky.
PhotographyLight is captured, never actually held.
Regulatory captureWhen watchdogs end up serving who they watch.