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Jyutping fu1
Pinyin

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. to take prisoner
  2. prisoner of war
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
  1. 語素
    被​剝奪​自由​嘅​敵​人
    prisoner of war
    • 戰俘
      战俘
      prisoner of war
    • 俘虜
      俘虏
      captive
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. character
    prisoner of war
  2. character
    to capture (enemy at war)
Definitions (Unihan)
  1. prisoner of war
  2. take as prisoner
  3. Cangjie Input
    OBND
Definitions (HSK3.0)
  1. HSK3 七一九级汉字表 #255
Examples (Tatoeba—Mandarin-English)
  1. Mandarin
    将军下令杀死了所有的战俘。
    將軍下令殺死了所有的戰俘。
    jiāng jūn xià lìng shā sǐ le suǒ yǒu de zhàn fú 。
    • The general ordered the massacre of all war prisoners.
    • The general ordered the killing of all the prisoners of war.
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    积俘
    積俘
    zik1 fu1
    • full house with three jacks
  2. Cantonese
    林林剪冬菇头都一样俘虏到我嘅心。
    林林剪冬菇頭都一樣俘虜到我嘅心。
    lam4 lam2 zin2 dung1 gu1 tau4 dou1 jat1 joeng6 fu1 lou5 dou2 ngo5 ge3 sam1.
    • Even in a bob hairstyle, Lam-lam can still capture my heart.
  3. Cantonese
    囡俘
    囡俘
    neoi1 fu1
    • full house with three Queens
  4. Cantonese
    今次行动俘虏咗敌方嘅首脑。
    今次行動俘虜咗敵方嘅首腦。
    gam1 ci3 hang4 dung6 fu1 lou5 zo2 dik6 fong1 ge3 sau2 nou5.
    • We successfully hold the enemy's head as our prisoner.
  5. Cantonese
    我个心已经畀佢俘虏咗。
    我個心已經畀佢俘虜咗。
    ngo5 go3 sam1 ji5 ging1 bei2 keoi5 fu1 lou5 zo2.
    • She captured my heart.
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    玫瑰,一个使人疯狂的使者,一名刺客,不知俘获了多少人的心。
    玫瑰,一個使人瘋狂的使者,一名刺客,不知俘獲了多少人的心。
    méi guī , yī ge shǐ rén fēng kuáng de shǐ zhě , yī míng cì kè , bù zhī fú huò le duō shào rén de xīn .
    • The rose, a messenger that makes people crazy, an assassin, no one knows how many hearts it has seized.
  2. Mandarin
    对于日本士兵,不是侮辱其自尊心,而是了解和顺导他们的这种自尊心,从宽待俘虏的方法,引导他们了解日本统治者之反人民的侵略主义。
    對於日本士兵,不是侮辱其自尊心,而是瞭解和順導他們的這種自尊心,從寬待俘虜的方法,引導他們瞭解日本統治者之反人民的侵略主義。
    duì yú rì běn shì bīng , bù shì wǔ rǔ qí zì zūn xīn , ér shì liǎo jiě hé shùn dǎo tā men de zhè zhǒng zì zūn xīn , cóng kuān dài fú lǔ de fāng fǎ , yǐn dǎo tā men liǎo jiě rì běn tǒng zhì zhě zhī fǎn rén mín de qīn lüè zhǔ yì .
    • We should understand, rather than hurt, their pride and channel it in the proper direction and, by treating prisoners of war leniently, lead the Japanese soldiers to see the anti-popular character of the aggression committed by the Japanese rulers.