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Перевод: recapture

[существительное]
взятие обратно; захват вновь; поимка беглеца; то, что взято обратно;
[глагол]
брать обратно; взять обратно; снова захватить; отбить; поймать беглеца

Тезаурус:

1. The Tory recapture of Kincardine and Deeside flashes across the screen.
2. Recapture the spirit of the Renaissance with this stunning bed linen from Sheridan.
3. Recapture great moments of supreme physical endeavour in "The Sports World" .
4. Since midday, the enemy had rallied to recapture Sokolnitz.
5. Recapture the essence of medieval life with this medieval fair featuring school children from around the region.
6. Juan Bautista de Maino, The Recapture of Bahia , 1635, oil on canvas.
7. After what she had gone through she knew she could not reconstruct the universe, only recapture her own lost world.
8. trying vainly to recapture.
9. This is the biggest toad population ever recorded but careful studies elsewhere, using similar mark and recapture techniques, will probably reveal others as large or even larger.
10. When we shift our attention away from sources emanating from Smolensk city to Party archives based on Roslavl', we recapture through official documents that feeling of social, economic, and possibly political unrest sensed more informally by our peasant-woman visitor and her soldier son.
11. On these assumptions, the expatriate vote clinched the Vale of Glamorgan for Mr Walter Sweeney, enabling him to recapture the seat lost in 1989 to Labour, and may have tipped the balance in Mr Michael Stern's defence of Bristol North-West.
12. I know about these pirate recordings and they cause a lot of trouble - this is something we have to be very careful about with our CD videos - but I know that sometimes there are things that we can never recapture and it is understandable that people will want to have them.
13. Although the British airlines would not match the American competition for several years after the war, British aircraft were able to recapture some ground in the 1950s, especially when the new Brabazon types came into production.