(v1,vt) to catch
to arrest
to seize
(P)
(v1,vt) (1) to seize
to capture
to arrest
(2) to grasp
to perceive
to treat (as)
(P)
(n) clue
vital point
(n) imprisonment
captive
(v1,vi) to be captured
to be apprehended
to be seized with
(P)
(n) prisoner exchange
(v5r,vt) to arrest
(n) (1) mousetrap
rattrap
(2) speed trap
(3) rat poison
(v1,vt) to seize
(n) international arrest warrant
(v5r,vi) to be caught
(v1) to be arrested
(n) immunity from arrest (i.e. of Diet members or foreign diplomats)
diplomatic immunity
parliamentary immunity
legislative immunity
(v1,vi) to be captured
to be apprehended
to be seized with
(P)
(n) captive
prisoner
(n) detective's memoirs
(n) prison camp
concentration camp
prisoner of war camp
POW camp
(n) dogcatcher
dog warden
(n) Babylonian Captivity (of the Israelites, 586 BC - 539 BC)
(v1) to arrest
to capture
to seize
(v5r,vt) to catch
(exp) to arrest (catch) a thief
(exp) to catch a person by the sleeve
(n) request to arrest a member of parliament while still in session
(n) International Whaling Commission
IWC
(exp) to arrest a thief
(exp) to be caught by the enemy
(exp) to arrest the culprit
(adj-i) subtle
elusive
slippery
(adj-i) subtle
elusive
slippery