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catch

/kætʃ/

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noun

/kætʃ/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее акт захвата или улов рыбы или других предметов.

A noun referring to the act of capturing or seizing something, or the amount of fish or other items caught.

  1. Something caughtA2formal

    Something that is caught, especially a fish or animal.

    ruУлов

    • He showed off his catch of the day.
    • The fisherman had a big catch.
    • Her catch included several trout.

    Synonymsbagcapturehaulpreyprizetaketrophy

  2. B1informal

    A person or thing that is considered a good or desirable acquisition.

    ruЖеланная находка

    • She's a great catch for any team.
    • He is quite a catch on the dating scene.
    • That player would be a real catch for our club.

    Synonymsacquisitioncoupfindgemprizetreasure

  3. Hidden problemB2informal

    A hidden drawback or disadvantage.

    ruПодвох

    • The offer sounds good, but what's the catch?
    • There must be a catch to this deal.
    • Read the fine print to find any catches.

    Synonymscomplicationdisadvantagedrawbackhitchpitfallsnagtraptwist

  4. Game of catchingB1informalamerican

    A game where players throw and catch a ball.

    ruИгра в мяч

    • The kids played catch in the park.
    • Let's have a game of catch after lunch.
    • He taught his son how to play catch.
Forms
  • catches plural form
  • catches' possessive plural form
  • catch's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/kætʃ/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий действие по захвату, поимке или перехвату чего-либо или кого-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of capturing, seizing, or intercepting something or someone.

irregular verb

  1. Capture or seizeA1formal

    To take hold of something or someone, especially quickly or unexpectedly.

    ruПоймать

    • She caught the ball with one hand.
    • He caught the thief before he could escape.
    • The cat caught the mouse in its paws.

    Synonymsapprehendarrestcapturegrabseizesnatch

    Antonymsfreelet goliberaterelease

  2. Contract an illnessA2formal

    To become infected with a disease or illness.

    ruПодхватить болезнь

    • I caught a cold after getting wet in the rain.
    • Don't catch the flu from your sick friend.
    • She caught pneumonia during her trip.

    Synonymscontractdevelopget

  3. A2informal

    To understand or hear something that was said.

    ruУслышать или понять

    • I didn't catch what you said—can you repeat it?
    • Did you catch the news about the accident?
    • He caught the teacher's instructions clearly.

    Synonymsapprehendcomprehenddiscernfollowgetgrasphearmake outunderstand

    Antonymsmissmisunderstand

  4. Arrive in time forB1informal

    To be in time for a vehicle or service.

    ruУспеть на

    • We caught the last train home.
    • I barely caught the bus this morning.
    • They caught the flight just before takeoff.

    Synonymsgetmake

    Antonymsmiss

Forms
  • caught past participle
  • caught past simple
  • catching present participle
  • catches third person singular

Phrasal variantscatch oncatch outcatch upcatch up with

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.