虏 (lǔ): prisoner of war, to capture, to take prisoner

学习虏字需要反复练习，才能写得工整。

xué xí lǔ zì xū yāo fǎn fù liàn xí , cái néng xiě dé gōng zhěng .

Mastering the character "虏" requires repeated practice to write it neatly.

我个人认为最有意思的一尊雕塑，是位于基亚拉蒙蒂博物馆的达契亚人俘虏像。

wǒ gè rén rèn wéi zuì yǒu yì sī de yī zūn diāo sù , shì wèi yú jī yà lā méng dì bó wù guǎn de dá qì yà rén fú lǔ xiàng .

Personally, I think the most interesting sculpture is the statue of a Dacian captive at the Chiarmonti Museum.

然而，随着蒙古铁骑踏破图斯城，沦为俘虏的希塔拉再度孤身一人。

rán ér , suí zhe méng gǔ tiě qí tà pò tú sī chéng , 沦 wéi fú lǔ de xī tǎ lā zài dù gū shēn yī rén .

However, as the Mongol cavalry overran the city of Tus, Hitara, now a prisoner, found herself alone once again.

...-15E飞官疑遭“山洞设局”活捉 伊曝俘虏照却破绽百出...

. . . 1 5 E fēi guān yí zāo shān dòng shè jú huó zhuō yī pù fú lǔ zhào què pò zhàn bǎi chū . . .

...-15E pilot reportedly captured in a "cave ambush"; Iraq releases photos of the captive, but they are riddled with inconsistencies...

壮志饥餐胡虏肉，笑谈渴饮匈奴血。待从头、收拾旧山河，朝天阙。

Zhuàngzhì jī cān hú lǔ ròu, xiàotán kě yǐn Xiōngnú xuè. dài cóngtóu, shōushi jiù shānhé, cháotiān quē.

With lofty aspirations, we long to feast on the flesh of the Hu invaders when hungry, and drink the blood of the Xiongnu enemies with laughter when thirsty. Awaiting the day when we can reclaim the lost lands, and present ourselves at the imperial court.