兜捕
dōu bǔ
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to round up (fugitives);
to corner and arrest
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圍捕
wéi bǔ
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to fish by casting a net;
to capture;
to surround and seize
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大捕头
dà bǔ tóu
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head constable
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大捕頭
dà bǔ tóu
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head constable
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巡捕房
xún bǔ fáng
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(old) police station in a foreign concession 租界[zu1 jie4]
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拿捕
ná bǔ
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to detain;
to apprehend;
to capture
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捉捕
zhuō bǔ
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to arrest;
to seize;
to capture
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捉捕器
zhuō bǔ qì
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trap (for animals etc)
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捕俘
bǔ fú
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to capture enemy personnel (for intelligence purposes)
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捕快
bǔ kuài
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bailiff responsible for catching criminals (in imperial China)
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捕手
bǔ shǒu
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catcher
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捕拿
bǔ ná
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to arrest;
to capture;
to catch
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捕撈
bǔ lāo
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to fish for (aquatic animals and plants);
to catch
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捕殺
bǔ shā
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to hunt and kill (an animal or fish)
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捕獲
bǔ huò
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to catch;
to capture;
to seize
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捕獵
bǔ liè
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hunting
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捕禽人
bǔ qín rén
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bird-catcher;
fowler
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捕虏岩
bǔ lǔ yán
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xenolith (geology)
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捕虜岩
bǔ lǔ yán
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xenolith (geology)
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捕虫叶
bǔ chóng yè
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insect-catching leaf
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捕蟲葉
bǔ chóng yè
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insect-catching leaf
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捕頭
bǔ tóu
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constable
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捕風捉影
bǔ fēng zhuō yǐng
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lit. chasing the wind and clutching at shadows (idiom); fig. groundless accusations;
to act on hearsay evidence
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捕魚
bǔ yú
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to catch fish;
to fish
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捕鲸
bǔ jīng
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whaling
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