获
capture; obtain; harvest
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to catch; to capture; to seize
Often used in the context of capturing prey, criminals, or prisoners.
The police successfully captured that escaped prisoner.
In the jungle, hunters can often capture prey.
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The enemy was captured by us.
The fishermen went out to sea and caught a lot of fish.
He unexpectedly caught a beautiful butterfly.
verb
to get; to obtain; to acquire; to win
Used for obtaining benefits, awards, victory, or even negative outcomes like punishment.
She won the championship in the competition.
This film won many awards last year.
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Getting something without working for it is shameful.
He was convicted and imprisoned for corruption.
This project is expected to obtain funding support from the government.
verb
to harvest; to reap; to gather in (crops)
Specifically refers to gathering agricultural crops. The traditional character is 穫.
Autumn is the season for farmers to harvest.
The crops have grown very well this year; we are sure to have a bountiful harvest.
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They are harvesting wheat in the field.
The joy of the harvest is beaming on everyone's face.
Study hard, and you will eventually reap rewards.