captive

美音：['kæptɪv] 英音：['kæptɪv]

简单释义：

n.俘虏；囚徒；战俘

adj.被监禁的；被关起来的；被困住的；人身自由受限制的

网络被俘虏的；被迷住的；被监禁的人

变形：

复数：captives

完整释义：

adj.

1.被俘虏;被监禁的
2.被捕获的
3.被活捉到的;被监禁了的;被拴住的,被控制而无能独立行动的
4.被迷住的
5.倾倒;吸引
6.〔空〕系留

1.俘虏;被(爱情等)迷住的人
2.俘虏,战俘
3.囚犯,囚徒

例句：

And the little ones that you said would be taken captive, your children who do not yet know good from bad-they will enter the land.
并且你们的妇人孩子，就是你们所说，必被掳掠的，和今日不知善恶的儿女，必进入那地。
Almost as an afterthought, he carved a staff of Dreadwood and summoned into it a captive spirit from the Outer Hells.
后来他用恐惧之木雕刻了一根法杖，并在其中注入了一个他从异界之狱俘获的灵魂。
At least in Gaza, which Israel has under its thumb, the captive soldier is unlikely to be moved.
至少在以色列控制下的加沙，被俘士兵不大可能被转移。
If you don't want to be a captive of your psychological conflicts, insight can be a powerful tool to loosen their grip.
如果你不想成为心理冲突的俘虏，对生活的顿悟可以成为一种放松心理矛盾的有用工具。
The captive smirked, and one of the agents cuffed him with an angry backhand.
嫌犯报以冷笑，一名特工怒火中烧地反手抽了他一耳光。
flower law naval battle erupts, bart by English captive, be locked up to be in plain Ci Mao Si.
1689年，英法海战爆发，巴特被英国人俘虏，被关押在朴茨茅斯。
Haw realized he had been held captive by his own fear. Moving in a new direction had freed him.
他认识到，他原来是被自己的恐惧感给控制住了。如今朝一个新的方向迈进，使他获得了自由。
One Hamas official says the ball is in Israel's coup . He said the captive soldier could be released in days or years .
一位哈马斯官员说，主动权在以方。他说，被俘的士兵可以在几天内，也可以在几年内获释。

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