Capture (verb)

1. Take control of or take as a prisoner by force.
2. Record or take a photograph of an image or sound.
3. Attract and hold the attention or interest of.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "seize, take prisoner"): from old french capturer, from latin captare "seize, take hold of", from capere "take".

Examples:

1. The enemy was captured by the soldiers.
2. The camera captured the beautiful sunset.
3. The song captured the feeling of love.
4. The company captured a large market share.
5. He was able to capture the thief before he could escape.