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Rpsh Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

a capturing live show

I think "capturing" here means the show is appealing. Right?
  

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No, it's not a correct word here. I think you mean 'captivating'. Clive

  • No, it's not a correct word here.
  • I think you mean 'captivating'.
  • Clive
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No, it's not a correct word here.
I think you mean 'captivating'.

Clive
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It would be very unusual to say "a capturing live show" in English, but there are some similar phrases that I can explain for you.

The phrase "a captivating live show" means that the show is appealing. "Captivating" can be used as a synonym of "appealing" in the sense that it captures and retains the attention of the audience. However, "capturing" would rarely if ever be used in this way.
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I read the whole paragraph again and found that I made a mistake in segmentation.The original sentence is "the new way of capturing live shows". Sorry, "no context, no meaning", I forgot the rule. Thank you so much!
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Yeah! I've read the paragraph again and found that your second explanation is right! Thank you so much!

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