catch 音标拼音: [k'ætʃ]
n . 捕捉,陷阱,捕捉之物,抓,拉手
vt . 捕捉,赶上,感染,了解
vi . 抓住,燃着
捕捉,陷阱,捕捉之物,抓,拉手捕捉,赶上,感染,了解抓住,燃着
catch n 1 :
a drawback or difficulty that is not readily evident ; "
it sounds good but what '
s the catch ?" [
synonym : {
catch },
{
gimmick }]
2 :
the quantity that was caught ; "
the catch was only 10 fish "
[
synonym : {
catch }, {
haul }]
3 :
a person regarded as a good matrimonial prospect [
synonym :
{
catch }, {
match }]
4 :
anything that is caught (
especially if it is worth catching );
"
he shared his catch with the others "
5 :
a break or check in the voice (
usually a sign of strong emotion )
6 :
a restraint that checks the motion of something ; "
he used a book as a stop to hold the door open " [
synonym : {
catch }, {
stop }]
7 :
a fastener that fastens or locks a door or window 8 :
a cooperative game in which a ball is passed back and forth ;
"
he played catch with his son in the backyard "
9 :
the act of catching an object with the hands ; "
Mays made the catch with his back to the plate "; "
he made a grab for the ball before it landed "; "
Martin '
s snatch at the bridle failed and the horse raced away "; "
the infielder '
s snap and throw was a single motion " [
synonym : {
catch }, {
grab }, {
snatch }, {
snap }]
10 :
the act of apprehending (
especially apprehending a criminal ); "
the policeman on the beat got credit for the collar " [
synonym : {
apprehension }, {
arrest }, {
catch }, {
collar },
{
pinch }, {
taking into custody }]
v 1 :
discover or come upon accidentally ,
suddenly ,
or unexpectedly ;
catch somebody doing something or in a certain state ; "
She caught her son eating candy "; "
She was caught shoplifting "
2 :
perceive with the senses quickly ,
suddenly ,
or momentarily ;
"
I caught the aroma of coffee "; "
He caught the allusion in her glance "; "
ears open to catch every sound "; "
The dog picked up the scent "; "
Catch a glimpse " [
synonym : {
catch }, {
pick up }]
3 :
reach with a blow or hit in a particular spot ; "
the rock caught her in the back of the head "; "
The blow got him in the back "; "
The punch caught him in the stomach " [
synonym : {
get },
{
catch }]
4 :
take hold of so as to seize or restrain or stop the motion of ; "
Catch the ball !"; "
Grab the elevator door !" [
synonym :
{
catch }, {
grab }, {
take hold of }]
5 :
succeed in catching or seizing ,
especially after a chase ; "
We finally got the suspect "; "
Did you catch the thief ?" [
synonym :
{
get }, {
catch }, {
capture }]
6 :
to hook or entangle ; "
One foot caught in the stirrup " [
synonym :
{
hitch }, {
catch }] [
ant : {
unhitch }]
7 :
attract and fix ; "
His look caught her "; "
She caught his eye ";
"
Catch the attention of the waiter " [
synonym : {
catch }, {
arrest },
{
get }]
8 :
capture as if by hunting ,
snaring ,
or trapping ; "
I caught a rabbit in the trap today " [
synonym : {
capture }, {
catch }]
9 :
reach in time ; "
I have to catch a train at 7 o '
clock "
10 :
get or regain something necessary ,
usually quickly or briefly ; "
Catch some sleep "; "
catch one '
s breath "
11 :
catch up with and possibly overtake ; "
The Rolls Royce caught us near the exit ramp " [
synonym : {
overtake }, {
catch }, {
catch up with }]
12 :
be struck or affected by ; "
catch fire "; "
catch the mood "
13 :
check oneself during an action ; "
She managed to catch herself before telling her boss what was on her mind "
14 :
hear ,
usually without the knowledge of the speakers ; "
We overheard the conversation at the next table " [
synonym : {
catch },
{
take in }, {
overhear }]
15 :
see or watch ; "
view a show on television "; "
This program will be seen all over the world "; "
view an exhibition ";
"
Catch a show on Broadway "; "
see a movie " [
synonym : {
watch },
{
view }, {
see }, {
catch }, {
take in }]
16 :
cause to become accidentally or suddenly caught ,
ensnared ,
or entangled ; "
I caught the hem of my dress in the brambles "
17 :
detect a blunder or misstep ; "
The reporter tripped up the senator " [
synonym : {
trip up }, {
catch }]
18 :
grasp with the mind or develop an understanding of ; "
did you catch that allusion ?"; "
We caught something of his theory in the lecture "; "
don '
t catch your meaning "; "
did you get it ?";
"
She didn '
t get the joke "; "
I just don '
t get him " [
synonym :
{
catch }, {
get }]
19 :
contract ; "
did you catch a cold ?"
20 :
start burning ; "
The fire caught "
21 :
perceive by hearing ; "
I didn '
t catch your name "; "
She didn '
t get his name when they met the first time " [
synonym : {
catch },
{
get }]
22 :
suffer from the receipt of ; "
She will catch hell for this behavior !" [
synonym : {
catch }, {
get }]
23 :
attract ;
cause to be enamored ; "
She captured all the men '
s hearts " [
synonym : {
capture }, {
enamour }, {
trance }, {
catch },
{
becharm }, {
enamor }, {
captivate }, {
beguile }, {
charm },
{
fascinate }, {
bewitch }, {
entrance }, {
enchant }]
24 :
apprehend and reproduce accurately ; "
She really caught the spirit of the place in her drawings "; "
She got the mood just right in her photographs " [
synonym : {
catch }, {
get }]
25 :
take in and retain ; "
We have a big barrel to catch the rainwater "
26 :
spread or be communicated ; "
The fashion did not catch "
27 :
be the catcher ; "
Who is catching ?"
28 :
become aware of ; "
he caught her staring out the window "
29 :
delay or hold up ;
prevent from proceeding on schedule or as planned ; "
I was caught in traffic and missed the meeting "
Catch \
Catch \,
v .
i .
1 .
To attain possession . [
Obs .]
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Have is have ,
however men do catch . --
Shak .
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2 .
To be held or impeded by entanglement or a light obstruction ;
as ,
a kite catches in a tree ;
a door catches so as not to open .
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3 .
To take hold ;
as ,
the bolt does not catch .
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4 .
To spread by ,
or as by ,
infecting ;
to communicate .
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Does the sedition catch from man to man ? --
Addison .
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{
To catch at },
to attempt to seize ;
to be eager to get or use . "[
To ]
catch at all opportunities of subverting the state ." --
Addison .
{
To catch up with },
to come up with ;
to overtake .
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Catch \
Catch \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Caught }
or {
Catched };
p .
pr .
&
vb .
n . {
Catching }.
Catched is rarely used .] [
OE .
cacchen ,
OF .
cachier ,
dialectic form of chacier to hunt ,
F .
chasser ,
fr . (
assumend )
LL .
captiare ,
for L .
capture ,
V .
intens .
of capere to take ,
catch .
See {
Capacious },
and cf . {
Chase },
{
Case }
a box .]
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1 .
To lay hold on ;
to seize ,
especially with the hand ;
to grasp (
anything )
in motion ,
with the effect of holding ;
as ,
to catch a ball .
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2 .
To seize after pursuing ;
to arrest ;
as ,
to catch a thief .
"
They pursued . . .
and caught him ." --
Judg .
i .
6 .
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3 .
To take captive ,
as in a snare or net ,
or on a hook ;
as ,
to catch a bird or fish .
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4 .
Hence :
To insnare ;
to entangle . "
To catch him in his words ". --
Mark xii .
13 .
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5 .
To seize with the senses or the mind ;
to apprehend ;
as ,
to catch a melody . "
Fiery thoughts . . .
whereof I catch the issue ." --
Tennyson .
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6 .
To communicate to ;
to fasten upon ;
as ,
the fire caught the adjoining building .
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7 .
To engage and attach ;
to please ;
to charm .
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The soothing arts that catch the fair . --
Dryden .
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8 .
To get possession of ;
to attain .
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Torment myself to catch the English throne . --
Shak .
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9 .
To take or receive ;
esp .
to take by sympathy ,
contagion ,
infection ,
or exposure ;
as ,
to catch the spirit of an occasion ;
to catch the measles or smallpox ;
to catch cold ;
the house caught fire .
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10 .
To come upon unexpectedly or by surprise ;
to find ;
as ,
to catch one in the act of stealing .
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11 .
To reach in time ;
to come up with ;
as ,
to catch a train .
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{
To catch fire },
to become inflamed or ignited .
{
to catch it }
to get a scolding or beating ;
to suffer punishment . [
Colloq .]
{
To catch one '
s eye },
to interrupt captiously while speaking .
[
Colloq .] "
You catch me up so very short ." --
Dickens .
{
To catch up },
to snatch ;
to take up suddenly .
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Catch \
Catch \,
n .
1 .
Act of seizing ;
a grasp . --
Sir P .
Sidney .
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2 .
That by which anything is caught or temporarily fastened ;
as ,
the catch of a gate .
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3 .
The posture of seizing ;
a state of preparation to lay hold of ,
or of watching he opportunity to seize ;
as ,
to lie on the catch . [
Archaic ] --
Addison .
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The common and the canon law . . .
lie at catch ,
and wait advantages one againt another . --
T .
Fuller .
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4 .
That which is caught or taken ;
profit ;
gain ;
especially ,
the whole quantity caught or taken at one time ;
as ,
a good catch of fish .
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Hector shall have a great catch if he knock out either of your brains . --
Shak .
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5 .
Something desirable to be caught ,
esp .
a husband or wife in matrimony . [
Colloq .] --
Marryat .
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6 .
pl .
Passing opportunities seized ;
snatches .
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It has been writ by catches with many intervals .
--
Locke .
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7 .
A slight remembrance ;
a trace .
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We retain a catch of those pretty stories .
--
Glanvill .
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8 . (
Mus .)
A humorous canon or round ,
so contrived that the singers catch up each other '
s words .
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480 Moby Thesaurus words for "
catch ":
OD ,
abash ,
abduction ,
absorb ,
absorb the attention ,
accept ,
acquire ,
acquisition ,
allure ,
ambition ,
anchor ,
appreciate ,
apprehend ,
apprehension ,
arrest ,
arrestation ,
artful dodge ,
artifice ,
assimilate ,
astonishment ,
attract ,
baffle ,
bag ,
bag of tricks ,
bait the hook ,
bamboozle ,
be brought down ,
be felled ,
be seized of ,
be struck down ,
be traumatized ,
be with one ,
become popular ,
bewitch ,
biff ,
birdlime ,
blaze ,
blaze up ,
blemish ,
blind ,
block ,
blockade ,
blockbuster ,
blow ,
bluff ,
board ,
boast ,
bomb ,
bombshell ,
booty ,
bosey ,
bottleneck ,
boundary condition ,
box ,
break out ,
bug ,
burn ,
burst into flame ,
canon ,
captivate ,
captive ,
capture ,
catch at ,
catch cold ,
catch fire ,
catch flat -
footed ,
catch napping ,
catch off side ,
catch off -
guard ,
catch on ,
catch on fire ,
catch on to ,
catch out ,
catch red -
handed ,
catch tripping ,
catch up ,
catch -
22 ,
catching ,
charm ,
check ,
chicane ,
chicanery ,
chouse ,
clasp ,
clause ,
clip ,
clout ,
clutch ,
collapse ,
collar ,
collaring ,
combust ,
come by ,
come down with ,
come in for ,
come into ,
come upon ,
come with child ,
comprehend ,
con ,
conceive ,
condition ,
confound ,
confuse ,
conquest ,
contract ,
coquette ,
cordon ,
corral ,
coup ,
crack ,
crux ,
curb ,
curtain ,
curve ,
curve -
ball ,
cut off ,
date ,
dearest wish ,
decoy ,
defect ,
defection ,
deficiency ,
deliver ,
derive ,
descry ,
desideration ,
desideratum ,
design ,
desire ,
detect ,
determent ,
deterrent ,
device ,
diamond ,
difficulty ,
dig ,
digest ,
ding ,
dirty deal ,
dirty trick ,
disadvantage ,
discern ,
discover ,
disturb ,
dodge ,
donnee ,
drag down ,
dragnet ,
draw ,
drawback ,
earn ,
earthshaker ,
embarrass ,
enchant ,
encounter ,
engage ,
engage the attention ,
engage the mind ,
engage the thoughts ,
engross ,
engross the mind ,
engross the thoughts ,
enmesh ,
ensnare ,
ensnarl ,
entangle ,
enter into possession ,
enthrall ,
entice ,
entoil ,
entrap ,
enweb ,
erupt ,
escalator clause ,
escape clause ,
escape hatch ,
espouse ,
espy ,
exercise ,
eye -
opener ,
failing ,
failure ,
fascinate ,
fast deal ,
fastener ,
fastening ,
fathom ,
fault ,
faute ,
feint ,
fetch ,
fever ,
ficelle ,
figure out ,
find ,
fine print ,
fix ,
flagrante delicto ,
flame ,
flaw ,
flimflam ,
flirt ,
fluster ,
foible ,
follow ,
fool ,
forbidden fruit ,
forcible seizure ,
foul ,
frailty ,
fugato ,
fugue ,
gain ,
gambit ,
gather ,
gem ,
get ,
get an earful ,
get hold of ,
get it ,
get the drift ,
get the idea ,
get the picture ,
gimmick ,
gin ,
given ,
glimmering goal ,
go into shock ,
godsend ,
golden vision ,
good thing ,
googly ,
grab ,
grab at ,
grabbing ,
grapple ,
grasp ,
grip ,
grounds ,
gull ,
hang -
up ,
harvest ,
haul ,
have ,
have it taped ,
hazard ,
hear ,
hear of ,
hear tell of ,
hit ,
hitch ,
hoax ,
hocus -
pocus ,
hold ,
hold spellbound ,
hold the interest ,
hole ,
honey ,
hoodwink ,
hook ,
hook in ,
hooker ,
hope ,
hurdle ,
hypnotize ,
immerse ,
imperfection ,
inadequacy ,
infirmity ,
intercept ,
inveigle ,
involve ,
involve the interest ,
jam ,
jewel ,
joker ,
juggle ,
jump at ,
ken ,
kicker ,
kidnapping ,
kink ,
know ,
land ,
lasso ,
learn ,
lime ,
limiting condition ,
little problem ,
lodestone ,
lodge ,
lure ,
magnet ,
make ,
master ,
meet with ,
mesh ,
mesmerize ,
monopolize ,
moor ,
nab ,
nabbing ,
nail ,
net ,
nick ,
nonplus ,
noose ,
objection ,
obligation ,
obsess ,
obstacle ,
obstruction ,
obstructive ,
obtain ,
occupy ,
occupy the attention ,
one small difficulty ,
overdose ,
overhaul ,
overhear ,
overtake ,
parameter ,
pass ,
pearl ,
perceive ,
peripeteia ,
perplex ,
picking up ,
pin ,
pinch ,
ploy ,
plum ,
power grab ,
prehend ,
prehension ,
preoccupy ,
prerequisite ,
pride ,
pride and joy ,
prize ,
problem ,
procure ,
provision ,
provisions ,
proviso ,
pull down ,
put out ,
rattle ,
reach ,
read ,
realize ,
reap ,
requisite ,
restrain ,
revelation ,
rift ,
rondeau ,
rondino ,
rondo ,
rondoletto ,
root ,
rope ,
round ,
round up ,
roundelay ,
rub ,
run a temperature ,
running in ,
ruse ,
sack ,
saving clause ,
savvy ,
scheme ,
score ,
scurvy trick ,
secure ,
seduce ,
see ,
see through ,
seize ,
seize the meaning ,
seizure ,
seizure of power ,
sense ,
shift ,
shocker ,
shortcoming ,
sicken ,
sine qua non ,
sleight ,
sleight of hand ,
sleight -
of -
hand trick ,
slosh ,
small print ,
smite ,
snag ,
snare ,
snarl ,
snatch ,
snatch at ,
snatching ,
sniggle ,
sock ,
something missing ,
spear ,
specification ,
spellbind ,
spot ,
spread the toils ,
staggerer ,
startler ,
steady ,
stick ,
stick fast ,
stipulation ,
stop ,
stratagem ,
strike ,
strike root ,
string ,
stumbling block ,
stumbling stone ,
stump ,
subterfuge ,
succeed ,
superfetate ,
surprisal ,
surprise ,
surprise ending ,
surprise package ,
surprise party ,
sweet patootie ,
sweetheart ,
sweetie ,
switch ,
taint ,
take ,
take captive ,
take hold ,
take hold of ,
take ill ,
take in ,
take prisoner ,
take root ,
take up ,
taking in ,
taking into custody ,
tangle ,
tangle up with ,
temptation ,
terms ,
thunderbolt ,
thunderclap ,
trap ,
treasure ,
trick ,
trip ,
troll ,
trophy ,
trouvaille ,
turn up ,
twig ,
ultimatum ,
understand ,
vamp ,
vampire ,
vulnerable place ,
weak link ,
weak point ,
weakness ,
wed ,
whack ,
whereas ,
wile ,
win ,
wind ,
windfall ,
winner ,
wish
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