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catching

/ˈkætʃ.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈkætʃ.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что может распространяться или передаваться, особенно болезнь или такое качество, как энтузиазм.

Describes something that is likely to spread or be transmitted, especially an illness or a quality like enthusiasm.

  1. Infectious or contagiousB2formalmedical

    Capable of being transmitted from one person to another through physical contact or proximity.

    ruЗаразный

    • The doctor warned that this particular strain of the flu is extremely easy to spread.
    • Laughter is often described as being transmitted quickly through a group of people.
    • Be careful, as that skin condition might be transmissible to others who touch the surface.
    • The enthusiasm of the team leader was so strong it soon spread to every member of the department.
    • Certain viruses are most likely to be passed on during the early stages of the illness.

    Synonymscommunicablecontagiousinfectioustransmittable

    Antonymsantisepticnoncontagiousnoninfectioussterile

  2. Attractive and easy to rememberC1informalart

    Having a quality that captures the interest or stays in the mind for a long time after being encountered.

    ruПрилипчивый / Запоминающийся

    • The marketing team created a slogan that was very easy for customers to recall.
    • That new pop song has a melody that stays in your head all day long.
    • The bright colors and bold fonts made the advertisement very noticeable from a distance.
    • Her sense of style is quite unique and tends to draw the eyes of everyone in the room.
    • It was a short, sharp phrase that perfectly summed up the spirit of the movement.

    Synonymsappealingcaptivatingcatchyengagingmemorablestriking

    Antonymsboringdullforgettableunmemorable

Forms
  • more catching comparative form
  • most catching superlative form
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noun

/ˈkætʃ.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по обнаружению или видению чего-либо, или процесс заражения болезнью.

A noun referring to the act of detecting or seeing something, or the process of becoming infected with an illness.

uncountable

  1. Baseball positionB2formalamericansport

    The act of playing the position of catcher on a baseball team.

    ruИгра на позиции кэтчера

    • He has been practicing catching for the upcoming season.
    • Catching requires quick reflexes and strong legs.
    • She is known for her excellent catching skills behind the plate.
  2. Detecting or noticingB1formal

    The act of detecting something or catching sight of something.

    ruОбнаружение

    • The catching of the thief was captured on camera.
    • His catching of the subtle clue solved the mystery.
    • The catching of the first glimpse of land was exciting.

    Synonymsdetectiondiscoverynoticeobservationperceptionrecognitionspotting

  3. B2formalmedical

    The process of becoming infected with a disease or illness.

    ruЗаражение

    • The catching of the flu is common during winter.
    • He avoided the catching of any illness by washing his hands.
    • The catching of the virus can be prevented with a vaccine.

    Synonymsacquisitioncontractioninfection

Forms
  • catchings plural form
  • catchings' possessive plural form
  • catching's possessive singular form
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verb

catch/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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