The Chinese word "拒捕" is formed by combining two characters: "拒", meaning "to resist", which is composed of the hand radical "扌" indicating action and the phonetic component "巨" suggesting pronunciation, and "捕", meaning "to arrest", which similarly uses the hand radical "扌" with the phonetic component "甫". In combination, these characters create a verb-object compound where "拒" acts upon "捕", directly conveying the meaning "to resist arrest".