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catch

[kAtF]

Noun (short for noun)

Catch, catch, hook (a window)

Verb (abbreviation of verb)

Catch up with (a car, boat, etc), discover, catch (a disease)

intransitive verb

Catch, burn

catch

AHD:[k？ ch，k？ ch]

[k#t，ket。 ]

K.K.[k#t，kWt。 ]

(verb)

Caught [k? Catch, catch

transitive verb

To capture or seize, especially after a chase.

To obtain by or as if by trapping or trapping.

Catch: To catch with or as if with a trap or snare.

To discover or encounter suddenly, unexpectedly, or unexpectedly:

To discover or encounter suddenly, unexpectedly, or accidentally:

He was caught in the act of stealing.

Suddenly realize or realize:

Suddenly know or realize:

Found her staring out of the window.

Suddenly realized that she was staring out of the window.

To seize, especially forcibly or suddenly; Grasp:

Seize, especially forcefully or suddenly; Keep:

Grab my arm; Grab the reins.

Grab my arm; Grab the reins

To seize to stop the movement of:

Seize to stop the movement of something:

Catch the ball.

Catch the ball

Beyond:

Catch up with, lead:

The green car caught up with me on the straight.

The green card car overtook me on the straight.

Arrive in time; Take away:

Arrive in time; Catch up with:

Caught the bus into town; Catch up with a wave.

Caught the bus to the city; Catch up with the waves

To grasp, as by hooking or winding.

Hook: To catch as if caught or caught.

To cause to be caught, entangled, or fastened suddenly or unexpectedly:

To cause to be caught, entangled, or caught suddenly or unexpectedly:

Grabbed my hem on the stairs.

My skirt caught on the stairs.

Hold on; Delay:

Blockage; Delay:

I was stuck in traffic for an hour.

The traffic jam delayed an hour.

Fight; Strike:

Strike; Click:

A punch in my stomach.

Punch me in the stomach

Stop (oneself) in action:

I caught myself before answering.

I paused before answering.

To become susceptible to infection or infection, as by exposure to pathogens:

Become sensitive to ... or become infected by exposure to pathogens:

Caught a cold.

cold

To be influenced or filled with:

Affected or full:

Feel the festive atmosphere.

Be infected by the festive atmosphere

To receive (criticism, for example):

Suffer (criticism, for example):

Be blamed for being late.

Be scolded for being late

To take or get suddenly, instantaneously, or quickly:

To acquire or acquire suddenly, instantaneously, or rapidly:

We caught a glimpse of the monarch. I hear a trace of irony in your answer.

We only caught a glimpse of the king. I sense some irony in your reaction.

Understand spiritually; Arrest:

Grasp mentally; Understand:

I don't know what you mean.

To understand and reproduce accurately by or as if by artistic means:

Understand and accurately understand, and reproduce by or as if by artistic means:

An impressionist who captured the effects of wind and water in his paintings.

An impressionist who showed the effects of wind and water in his paintings.

Attraction and fixation; Arrest:

Attract and fix it; Capture:

Unable to attract their attention; It caught the teacher's attention.

Unable to attract their attention; Caught the teacher's attention

Be charming; Fascinated.

Confused; be fascinated/enchanted/spellbound (by sb/sth)

Informal to go to (a performance, for example):

To see (a performance, for example):

Saw the midnight performance.

Go to the midnight show.

To obtain (something needed), usually quickly or in a short time:

To obtain (something needed), usually quickly or only in a short time:

Get some sleep.

Take a nap.

intransitive verb

To be caught, entangled, or tied:

To seize, entangle, or fasten:

My coat was caught in the car door.

My clothes are caught in the door.

To act or move to catch someone or something:

The act or movement of grasping or attaching to someone or something:

Trying to catch the lifebuoy.

Trying to catch life-saving equipment

Infectious or contagious; Spread.

Become transmissible or contagious; range

Ignite:

Burning:

It's on fire.

catch fire

Baseball serves as a catcher.

Be a catcher in baseball.

(noun)

The act of capturing; Take it and take it.

Catch: The act of catching; Take it or take it?

Something caught, especially a device used to fix or prevent movement.

Pin: an object that can be hooked, especially a device used to fix something or control the state of motion.

What was caught:

Capture:

The mistake you found is a good catch.

The mistake you found is a great discovery.

A person or thing worth catching.

A person or thing worth hunting.

sports

physical exercise

Catch and catch the ball that is thrown, kicked or hit before it hits the ground.

Catch: The act of catching a ball that has been thrown, kicked or slapped before it hits the ground.

A game of throwing and catching the ball.

Number of captured:

Catch:

The catch reached 50 fish.

As many as 50 fish were caught.

Asphyxiation or cessation of breathing or sound.

Asphyxia: suffocation or obstruction of breathing or sound

Stop or interruption of mechanical operation.

To stop or interrupt the operation of a machine

A thorny or previously unexpected situation or shortcoming:

Informal trap: a strange or unexpected situation or difficulty:

This sounds like a good proposal, but there may be a trap.

This sounds like a good suggestion, but there may be fraud in it.

Grab; A fragment.

Fragments; part

Trilogy is a typical trilogy with complex rhythm, especially popular in17th century and18th century.

Musical Rotation: A standardized, rhythmic and complex repertoire, usually consisting of three or more voices, which was particularly popular in the 17 and 18 centuries.

understand

To understand; Perception.

Understand; know

Become popular:

Skateboarding quickly became popular.

Skateboarding soon became popular.

catching

Discover the wrong behavior or process of (others).

Error detection: The act or process of detecting (another person) making mistakes.

catch up with

Snatch:

The robber grabbed his wallet and ran away.

The gangster grabbed the wallet and ran away.

Detect (others) mistakes or faults:

Point out (another person's) mistakes or faults:

The auditor caught the man who embezzled public funds.

The auditor found out the embezzler.

Appear from behind; Overtake.

Overtaking: catch up from behind; exceed

To get involved, often unwillingly:

To become involved, often unwillingly:

Be involved in a scandal.

Be involved in a scandal

Fascinated; Fascinated:

Fascinated; Attraction:

I am immersed in the atmosphere of the night.

Keep up with the times; Introduction:

Introduction; Brief description:

Let me tell you all the gossip.

Let me tell you all the gossip in a nutshell.

Bring an activity close to completion:

Lead a task close to completion:

I must catch up on my letters.

I must finish my reply as soon as possible.

catch fire

Light it.

aflame

Become very enthusiastic.

Become very enthusiastic

Become a subject of great interest and widespread enthusiasm:

Become the object of great interest and general enthusiasm:

An idea that swept the country.

Ideas that arouse the enthusiasm of the whole people.

Informal language

Be punished or scolded.

Accept punishment or blame

hold one's breath

Take a break so that you can continue an activity.

Take a break: Take a break to continue business.

Middle English cacchen

From cachier[ in Gubei Law [to chase]

From the northern dialect of ancient France, Cachier [Chase]

Captain from Latin? Capere's e [frequent] cape [catch] See Synonyms at kap-

Captain from Latin? The repetitive verb [cait]* of E [] capere. See Synonyms at *.

Capture "ability"

(adjective)

Catch, entangle, ensnare, entwine, ensnare, trap, entwine, ensnare

The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to accept and catch as if with bait or bait":

The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to cheat and catch like bait":

Trapped in her own lies;

Blinded by her own lies;

Get involved in a neighbor's argument;

Fall into a neighborhood dispute;

Trick an unsuspecting deceiver with a sharp tongue;

Entice a credulous liar with a sharp tongue;

Trapped in their own contradictions;

Self-restraint;

Being tricked into making a destructive statement by a skilled interviewer;

Adverse remarks induced by cunning questioners;

Be bewitched by illusory hopes;

Struggle with your own duplicity;

Trapped by their own deception;

Forced to admit guilt.

Make a guilty plea by calculation.

catch

[kAtF]

transitive verb

(caught [kC:t])

Capture [capture, intercept], capture

Catch up with (a car, boat, etc)

To catch fire, burn

Understand, hear, understand and pay attention.

Meet (accidentally or suddenly), discover

Fight; beat

Attract (notice); be fascinated/enchanted/spellbound (by sb/sth)

Stop (a speech, etc) suddenly.

Suffer (attack, punishment, etc.)

Nap; Take a look [glance]

Shielding; apply the brakes

To catch (a disease)

Smoking (cigarettes); cheat

Be caught in a dilemma; be afraid

Hanging; staggering

The machine is blocked; Catch (a baseball, etc)

He was caught by the police.

She has a fever.

The ball hit him on the head.

He controlled himself before saying the wrong thing.

He didn't say the wrong thing when he suddenly shut up.

The goalkeeper jumped up and caught the ball.

catch

[kAtF]

intransitive verb

Catch (at), catch; Understand (at)

Lock, grab, trip, clamp (fingers) and plunge (feet) into (in)

catch fire

Infectious disease

(Water) freezes, (sound, etc) is blocked.

(crops) thrive

Be a catcher.

popular

Seize an idea [opportunity]

Take an opinion [an opportunity]

This lock won't open.

This lock won't lock.

Is this disease contagious?

This lake doesn't freeze in winter.

He has been catching the ball all the game.

Here? Is it hot? Xing? What is the framework?

catch

[kAtF]

Noun (short for noun)

Catch, catch; guarantee

(baseball) a catcher.

Handle, handle, window hook, door buckle, key

Trap, trick, trap, problem [method]

What do you hope to get [benefits, people, things]

(Silent, etc) Blocking, choking

(crops) thrive

Sing (a song) in turn, a piece.

Mechanical pawls, cams, brake pads (brakes), wheel blocks and grab claws; Tongue spring; Button; needle

Chemical receiver

dust-collecting

Steam-water separator

coverall

[`kAtFR:l]

Noun (short for noun)

Bags, boxes, etc. Containing sundries; Garbage bin; Chemical liquid interceptor; Foam separator; Master receiver

catch-as-catch-can

Noun (short for noun)

Lancashire wrestling (all kinds of grasping methods are acceptable)

catch

[kAtF]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Use possible methods; Without a plan; barbaric

catchwater-drain

Noun (short for noun)

Catchment ditch; Water collection-drainage

catchfly

[`kAtFflaI]

Noun (short for noun)

Planting and catching Cordyceps sinensis; Insect catching area

Bright light reflected from a smooth or wet surface.

Noun (short for noun)

A little reflected light

slogan

Noun (short for noun)

Standard; A short sentence used to attract attention in an advertisement or speech.

Interesting lines in the play

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Worthless; cheap

Noun (short for noun)

A flashy and worthless thing

slogan

[5kAtFfreIz]

Noun (short for noun)

Attractive words

sump

Noun (short for noun)

Catchment basin; Spill collection pits, intercepting wells and drainage wells

Flagpole, flagpole

Noun (short for noun)

executive officer

Slope irrigation

Noun (short for noun)

Drainage [ditch]

slogan

[5kAtFw\:d]

Noun (short for noun)

slogan

Eyebrows in the dictionary

Actor's hint

Be trapped by (rain, trap)

Get wet by (rain) and fall into (a trap)

Be caught by the handle

(of water) Is it full?

sometimes

Sometimes; intermittence

Catch prey

Ambush; Look for opportunities to be picky.

Miss an easy-to-catch ball

The body didn't catch the simple ball.

Didn't catch any fish.

Something not worth buying, something not worth buying.

Play catch

Play a game of passing [catching]

Something is fishy.

Where there is fraud, there is a trap.

Capture as much as possible

Anyway, grab what you can.

grasp

Desperate, eager, eager to get it.

Be blamed

Be blamed, scolded, punished

I'm (doing that)!

I would never (do that)!

fall asleep

understand

Popular.

Understand, understand.

grasp

Looking for a job.

catching

Capture and kill (in baseball); Seize (sb)' s shortcomings; Beat (sb) (by).

Catch sb. nod off

Take advantage of people unprepared, while people are not paying attention.

Catch sb. bend

Take advantage of people unprepared, while people are not paying attention.

Catch sb. Relax vigilance

Take advantage of people unprepared, while people are not paying attention.

Catch sb. Run around.

Take advantage of people unprepared, while people are not paying attention.

Catch sb. be away from home

Discover someone's mistake

Catch sb. Found on the spot

Catch sb. smooth

Find someone. Shortcomings [mistakes] of

catch up with

Pick up (something) suddenly.

Interrupt and criticize others' words.

Catch, get involved, get infected.

catch up with

Catch up, catch up, catch up ...

Seize; Find evidence; punishment

Bring bad consequences.

Active capture

Movable gear (valve train)

Allowable catch

Automatic window catcher

Automatic window lock

Reverse catch

Hook behind door

bales catch

Ball stopper

Spherical plug

Lock pin

Bayonet connection; Lock prompt; (power supply) socket

Berth curtain rod lock

Sleeper curtain rod clip

Close the handle

Close the handle and lock the door.

Bolt fixing clip

Latch stop

Gateball

croquet

Commercial fishing

Commercial catch, economic catch

Cabinet hook

Spring flat head bolt

Deck window frame ratchet pawl

Ratchet stop iron for ceiling window

Catch a dog

Pin, clip, clip

Automatic chuck machine

Escaping mechanism, brake

Door holder latch

Door stop clip spring

Fork hook

Fork stop, fork claw

Fire door lock buckle

Furnace door stop

Fishing quantity

Fixing clip

fixing clip

Catch the empty ball

Catch an empty ball

Free fall catch

Free-falling device

Friction door stopper

Friction door bolt

Glottic capture

Laryngeal plug

grease trap

Keep the trap open.

Secure the bolt (when the hatch cover is open)

Hood buckle

Hood hook; Hood buckle

Jack catches the ball

shackle

Spring hoop

Cover with buckle

Staggered water tank cover

shackle

Locking, stopping, locking claw

Oil stall

Passive catch

Non-moving gear (valve train)

Forced engagement

Forced joint (mechanism)

Quick drop catch

Quick downshift

Quick release latch

Quick release brake pad

Rack catcher

Clothing bag station (sleeper)

trigger

Escaping mechanism, pawl, clamp

Fixing clip

Stop, lock claw, bolt stop iron

Handle block

Reverse lever pawl

Reverse lever stop

reverse gear

Reversing gear

"safety hook"

"Turn off the insurance!" ; Safety braking device

Catch the ball just before it hits the ground.

Catch the ball before it hits the ground.

Smoke box door buckle

Smoke box bolt

Snow-proof tree belt

Snow shelter belt

spring catch

Spring baffle

Spring coupling lock

Spring coupling stop

boss

Stuffing box nut lock

Stuffing box nut block

Persistent catch

Continuous capture

Tailgate chain buckle

Folding tailgate chain buckle

Tape transmission lock

Tape latch

Throw and catch the ball

Rotating gear

Trip latch

Separating claw

window catch

Capture capture

They all mean "catch" and "catch".

Catch is a common word, which means "catching people or things or hiding them in activities through pursuit, organ or sudden action", such as:

The police caught the thief.

Capture means "to overcome resistance or difficulties by force or stratagem and catch someone or something", such as:

We took them alive.

Free release balance

catch

Middle English cacchen

catch

Arrest arrest

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