俘获 (fú huò): to capture (enemy property or personnel); capture (physics: absorption of subatomic particle by an atom or nucleus)

After three days of fierce fighting, our army finally captured a high-ranking enemy general.

During the pursuit, the police captured two robbery suspects and seized the tools used in the crime.

In ancient warfare, the victorious side often captured many prisoners of war and used them as slaves.

In this military exercise, the Blue team successfully captured the Red team's commander, thus turning the tide of the battle.