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We found 1 word, 4 kanji, and 30 examples matching 'とらえる'
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と ら え る 3
Most common form: 捉える
ichidan verb, transitive verb
1. to seize; to capture; to arrest
2. to grasp; to perceive; to treat (as)
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捕
ホ   とる    とらえる    つかまえる to catch, to grasp   とらわれる    つかまる to be caught   
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甫
ホ    the first time   
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用
ヨウ   もちいる to use   
十
ジュウ   ジッ   と    とお ten   
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一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
丨
stick   
丶
dot   
扌
hand
捉
ソク   とらえる to capture, seize   
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足
ソク   あし foot; leg   たす to add   たる    たりる to be sufficient   
擒
captive
搤
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わたし
私
たち
は
やちょう
野鳥
をとらえた。
We bagged a wild bird.
わたしたち
私達
はこれらのことを
ぜんたい
全体
としてとらえなければならない。
We must consider these matters as a whole.
その
うた
歌
は
わかもの
若者
の
こころ
心
をとらえた。
The song appealed to young people.
テレビ
かんせんしゃ
観戦者
はカメラが
と
捕
らえる
ものしか
み
見
られない
。
Television viewers see only what the camera shows.
いえ
家
のこちら
がわ
側
は
あさひ
朝日
をとらえる。
This side of the house catches the morning sun.
 
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