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Definition
Synonym
erwischen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
erwischen
catch
erwischen
cop
erwischen
get hold of
erwischen
nab
erwischen
to get hold of
erwischen
, erreichen
to get
erwischen
erwischen
d
erwischt
to nab
nabbing
nabbed
erwischen
, ertappen (bei)
erwischt
to catch (at)
caught
jdn. erreichen; jdn.
erwischen
ugs.
to get ahold of sb.
erwischen
v
erwischen
d
erwischt
to nab
nabbing
nabbed
jdn. auf dem falschen Fuß
erwischen
übtr.
to wrong-foot so.; to wrongfoot so.
auf frischer Tat
erwischen
auf frischer Tat erwischt
to catch in the act, to catch red-handed
caught in the act, caught red-handed
erwischen
, schnappen
erwischen
d, schnappend
erwischt, geschnappt
to cop
coll.
copping
copped
erwischen
; erreichen
v
erwischen
d; erreichend
erwischt; erreicht
to get
getting
got
jdn. unvorbereitet treffen; jdn. kalt
erwischen
übtr.
; jdn. überraschen
to catch so. off guard
jdn. unvorbereitet treffen; jdn. kalt
erwischen
übtr.
; jdn. überraschen
v
to catch sb. off guard
den Gegner (durch Antäuschen) auf dem falschen Fuß
erwischen
v
(Ballsport)
sport
to wrong-foot the opponent (ball sports)
jdn.
erwischen
; jdn. schnappen
v
(Polizei)
erwischen
d; schnappend
erwischt; geschnappt
to cop sb.
coll.
(police)
copping
copped
auf frischer Tat
erwischen
; auf frischer Tat ertappen
auf frischer Tat erwischt; auf frischer Tat ertappt
Er wurde auf frischer Tat ertappt.
to catch in the act; to catch red-handed; to catch with one's pants down
caught in the act; caught red-handed
He was caught with his pants down.
U-Bahn
f
; Untergrundbahn
f
(selten)
transp.
mit der U-Bahn fahren
mit der U-Bahn nach Green Park fahren
die U-Bahn erreichen
erwischen
ugs.
underground
Br.
; tube (London)
Br.
; subway
Am.
to travel by underground tube subway
to take the underground tube subway to Green Park
to catch the underground tube subway
U-Bahn
f
; Untergrundbahn
f
selten
transp.
mit der U-Bahn fahren
mit der U-Bahn nach Green Park fahren
die U-Bahn erreichen
erwischen
ugs.
underground
Br.
; tube (London)
Br.
; subway
Am.
to travel by underground tube subway
to take the underground tube subway to Green Park
to catch the underground tube subway
jdn. auf dem falschen Fuß
erwischen
; jdn. kalt
erwischen
v
übtr.
(unvorbereitet treffen)
Der Absturz des Ölpreises hat die Firma auf dem falschen Fuß erwischt.
to wrong-foot sb.; to catch sb. on the hop
Br.
; to catch sb. with their trousers down
Br.
; to catch sb. with their pants down
Am.
fig.
The company was wrong-footed by the oil price slump.
jdn. erreichen; jdn.
erwischen
ugs.
v
soc.
Leider konnte ich Sie heute vormittag telefonisch nicht erreichen, weshalb ich mich mit einer E-Mail an Sie wende.
to get hold of sb.
I tried to call you this morning but wasn't able to get hold of you, so I'm emailing instead sending this email instead.
auf der Heimreise; auf der Heimfahrt; Richtung Heimat unterwegs
adj
ein Flugzeug Richtung Heimat
erwischen
Die Soldaten sind auf der Heimreise.; Die Soldaten sind Richtung Heimat unterwegs.
homeward bound; on your way home
to catch a homeward-bound plane
The soldiers are homeward bound.; The soldiers are on their way home.
erwischen
; ergattern; auftreiben
v
ugs.
erwischen
d; ergatternd; auftreibend
erwischt; ergattert; aufgetrieben
erwischt; ergattert; treibt auf
erwischte; ergatterte; trieb auf
nicht aufzutreiben
to get hold of
getting hold of
got hold of
gets hold of
got hold of
impossible to get hold of
schauen, dass man jdn. bei etw. erwischt (bei einer Fehlhandlung); jdn. auf die Probe stellen
v
Die Ermittler versuchten, ihn bei einer Lüge zu
erwischen
.
Er stellte seine Lehrer gern mit kniffligen Fragen auf die Probe.
to catch out () sb. in sth. doing sth. (in a faulty action)
The investigators tried to catch him out in a lie.
He loved catching his teachers out by asking tough questions.
fangen; auffangen; fassen;
erwischen
; erhaschen
v
fangend; auffangend; fassend;
erwischen
d; erhaschend
gefangen; aufgefangen; gefasst; erwischt; erhascht
du fängst
er sie fängt
ich er sie fing
er sie hat hatte gefangen
to catch {caught; caught}
catching
caught
you catch
he she catches
I he she caught
he she has had caught
fangen, auffangen, fassen,
erwischen
, erhaschen
v
fangend, auffangend, fassend,
erwischen
d, erhaschend
gefangen, aufgefangen, gefasst, erwischt, erhascht
du fängst
er
sie fängt
ich
er
sie fing
er
sie hat
hatte gefangen
to catch {caught, caught}
catching
caught
you catch
he
she catches
I
he
she caught
he
she has
had caught
etw. fangen; auffangen; fassen;
erwischen
; erhaschen
v
fangend; auffangend; fassend;
erwischen
d; erhaschend
gefangen; aufgefangen; gefasst; erwischt; erhascht
du fängst
er sie fängt
ich er sie fing
er sie hat hatte gefangen
to catch sth. {caught; caught}
catching
caught
you catch
he she catches
I he she caught
he she has had caught
erwischen
; ertappen
v
(bei)
erwischen
d; ertappend
erwischt; ertappt
erwischt; ertappt
erwischte; ertappte
nicht erwischt
jdn. beim Abschreiben
erwischen
sich dabei ertappen etw. zu tun
sich bei dem Gedanken ertappen dass ...
Lass dich aber nicht
erwischen
!
to catch (at)
catching
caught
catches
caught
uncaught
to catch sb. copying
to catch oneself doing sth.
to catch oneself thinking that
Mind you don't get caught!
jdn.
erwischen
; ertappen
v
(bei)
erwischen
d; ertappend
erwischt; ertappt
erwischt; ertappt
erwischte; ertappte
nicht erwischt
jdn. beim Abschreiben
erwischen
sich dabei ertappen, etw. zu tun
sich bei dem Gedanken ertappen, dass …
Lass dich aber nicht
erwischen
!
to catch sb. (at)
catching
caught
catches
caught
uncaught
to catch sb. copying
to catch oneself doing sth.
to catch oneself thinking that
Mind you don't get caught!
Fuß
m
Füße
pl
zu Fuß gehen
jdm. auf den Fuß treten
auf eigenen Füßen stehen
auf großem Fuß leben
auf gutem Fuß stehen
auf schlechtem Fuß stehen
jdm. auf dem falschen Fuß
erwischen
übtr.
etw. auf dem Fuße folgen
jdn.
etw. mit Füßen treten
übtr.
festen Fuß fassen
kalte Füße bekommen
mit dem falschen Fuß aufstehen
übtr.
foot
feet
to go on foot, to walk
to tread on sb.'s foot
to stand on one's own feet, to stand by oneself
to live like a lord, to live in style
to be on good terms
to be on bad terms
to catch sb. on the wrong foot
to be hot on the heels of sth., to follow hard on sth.
to trample all over so.
sth.
to gain a foothold
to get cold feet
to get up on the wrong side of bed
fig.
abschneiden; wegkommen
v
(Person)
abschneidend; wegkommend
abgeschnitten; weggekommen
am besten abschneiden
noch gut schlecht wegkommen
schlecht wegkommen; in den Mond gucken
übtr.
ugs.
in einer Prüfung gut schlecht wegkommen
Bei dem Skandal ist er noch gut weggekommen.
Wenn wir streiten, ziehe ich immer den Kürzeren.
Bei einem Unfall wird es dich in so einem Fahrzeug wahrscheinlich schlimm
erwischen
.
In geschäftlicher Hinsicht war seine Reise ein Misserfolg.
to come off (person)
coming off
come off
to come off best
to come off well badly
to come up short; to come out badly
to do well badly in an exam
He has come off well from the scandal.
I always come off worse when we argue.
In an accident, you're likely to come off badly in such a vehicle.
From a business standpoint, his trip came off badly.
abschneiden; wegkommen
v
(Person)
abschneidend; wegkommend
abgeschnitten; weggekommen
am besten abschneiden
noch gut schlecht wegkommen
schlecht wegkommen; in den Mond gucken
übtr.
ugs.
in einer Prüfung gut schlecht wegkommen
Bei dem Skandal ist er noch gut weggekommen.
Wenn wir streiten ziehe ich immer den Kürzeren.
Bei einem Unfall wird es dich in so einem Fahrzeug wahrscheinlich schlimm
erwischen
.
In geschäftlicher Hinsicht war seine Reise ein Misserfolg.
to come off (person)
coming off
come off
to come off best
to come off well badly
to come up short; to come out badly
to do well badly in an exam
He has come off well from the scandal.
I always come off worse when we argue.
In an accident you're likely to come off badly in such a vehicle.
From a business standpoint his trip came off badly.
Fuß
m
Füße
pl
zu Fuß gehen
jdm. auf den Fuß treten
auf eigenen Füßen stehen
auf großem Fuß leben
auf gutem Fuß stehen
auf schlechtem Fuß stehen
jdm. auf dem falschen Fuß
erwischen
übtr.
etw. auf dem Fuße folgen; auf den Fersen folgen
jdn. etw. mit Füßen treten
übtr.
wieder auf die Beine kommen
übtr.
; gesund werden; sich aufraffen
v
; hochkommen
v
ugs.
kalte Füße bekommen; unsicher werden
übtr.
mit dem falschen Fuß aufstehen
übtr.
Er steht auf eigenen Füßen.
foot
feet
to go on foot; to walk
to tread on sb.'s foot
to stand on one's own feet; to stand by oneself
to live like a lord; to live in style
to be on good terms
to be on bad terms
to catch sb. on the wrong foot
to be hot on the heels of sth.; to follow hard on sth.
to trample all over sb. sth.
to get back on one's feet
to get cold feet
to get up on the wrong side of bed
fig.
He is on his own.
Deutsche
erwischen Synonyme
ertappen
(bei)
Âerwischen
auffangen
Âerwischen
Âfangen
Âhaschen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âschnappen
(jemandes)
habhaft
werden
Âam
Schlaffitchen
zu
fassen
kriegen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âaufgreifen
Âergreifen
Âertappen
Âerwischen
Âfangen
Âfassen
Âfestnehmen
Âgreifen
Âpacken
(umgangssprachlich)
Âschnappen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âverhaften
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Englische
catch Synonyme
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
catch
ing
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
fev
catch
at straws
ask for it
be hopeful
be rash
be reckless
carp
cavil
cut up
fault-find
find fault
go too far
keep hope alive
keep hoping
knock on wood
never say die
nitpick
pettifog
pick holes
pick to pieces
pull apart
pull to pieces
quibble
take exception
take heart
tear apart
tear to pieces
catch
on
absorb
appreciate
apprehend
ascertain
assimilate
be blooded
be hep to
be on to
be successful
be wise to
be with one
become popular
become the rage
catch
catch
on to
click
come off
comprehend
conceive
connect
determine
dig
digest
farewell
fathom
find out
follow
get
get hold of
get the drift
get the idea
get the picture
go
go great guns
go off
go over
go over big
go to town
graduate
grasp
have
have it taped
hear
ken
know
learn
make a hit
master
meet with success
pass
penetrate
prevail
prosper
qualify
read
realize
savvy
see
see through
seize
seize the meaning
sense
succeed
take
take in
tumble
tumble to
understand
unearth
wise up to
work well
work wonders
catch
up
abduct
carry off
catch
up with
come up to
come up with
ensnare
entangle
entrap
fascinate
gain on
gain upon
grip
hold
kidnap
lap
leave behind
leave standing
mesmerize
outpace
outrun
outsail
outstrip
overhaul
overtake
pass
shanghai
snare
spellbind
tangle
throttle
trap
catch
er
amateur athlete
archer
athlete
ballplayer
baseballer
baseman
batter
battery
blocking back
bowman
captor
capturer
center
coach
competitor
cricketer
defensive lineman
end
footballer
games-player
gamester
guard
infielder
jock
jumper
lineman
offensive lineman
outfield
outfielder
partaker
player
poloist
professional athlete
pugilist
quarterback
racer
skater
sport
sportsman
tackle
tailback
taker
toxophilite
wingback
wrestler
catch
ing
alluring
annexational
appealing
appetizing
attractive
beguiling
bewitching
blandishing
cajoling
captivating
charismatic
charming
coaxing
come-hither
communicable
confiscatory
contagious
coquettish
deadly
deprivative
destructive
enchanting
endemic
engaging
enravishing
enthralling
enticing
entrancing
envenomed
epidemial
epidemic
epiphytotic
epizootic
exciting
exotic
expropriatory
fascinating
fetching
flirtatious
glamorous
hypnotic
infectious
infective
inoculable
interesting
intriguing
inviting
irresistible
malign
malignant
mephitic
mesmeric
miasmal
miasmatic
miasmic
mouth-watering
noxious
pandemic
pestiferous
pestilential
piquant
poisonous
prepossessing
privative
provocative
provoquant
ravishing
seducing
seductive
siren
sirenic
spellbinding
spellful
sporadic
spreading
taking
tantalizing
teasing
tempting
thievish
tickling
titillating
titillative
toxic
toxicant
toxiferous
transmissible
transmittable
venenate
veneniferous
venenous
venomous
virulent
winning
winsome
witching
zymotic
catch
word
acknowledgments
adage
ana
analects
aphorism
apothegm
axiom
back
back matter
bastard title
battle cry
bibliography
bugle call
byword
call to arms
call-up
catch
line
catch
phrase
clarion
clarion call
cliche
clue
collected sayings
colophon
conscription
contents
contents page
copyright page
cry
cue
cue word
current saying
dedication
device
dictate
dictum
distich
endleaf
endpaper
endsheet
epigram
epigraph
epithet
errata
evidence
exhortation
expression
fad word
flyleaf
folio
fore edge
foreword
front matter
gnome
go for broke
golden saying
gung ho
half-title page
head
hint
hot lead
imprint
index
inscription
intimation
introduction
key
key word
lead
leaf
levy
makeup
maxim
mobilization
moral
mot
motto
muster
oracle
page
pet expression
phrase
pithy saying
precept
preface
preliminaries
prescript
proverb
proverbial saying
proverbs
rally
rallying cry
rebel yell
recruitment
recto
reverso
running title
saw
saying
scent
sentence
sententious expression
shibboleth
signature
slogan
sloka
spoor
stock saying
subtitle
suggestion
sutra
table of contents
tag line
tail
teaching
telltale
text
tip-off
title
title page
trace
trim size
trumpet call
type page
verse
verso
vestige
vogue word
war cry
war whoop
watchword
whiff
wisdom
wisdom literature
wise saying
witticism
word
words of wisdom
catch
y
achingly sweet
agreeable
agreeable-sounding
appealing
ariose
arioso
beguiling
broken
canorous
cantabile
capricious
careening
choppy
deceiving
deceptive
delusive
delusory
desultory
deviative
disconnected
discontinuous
dubious
dulcet
eccentric
erratic
euphonic
euphonious
euphonous
fallacious
false
fine-toned
fishy
fitful
flickering
fluctuating
golden
golden-tongued
golden-voiced
guttering
hallucinatory
halting
herky-jerky
heteroclite
honeyed
illusive
illusory
immethodical
inconstant
intermittent
intermitting
irregular
jerky
lurching
melic
mellifluent
mellifluous
mellisonant
mellow
melodic
melodious
misleading
music-flowing
music-like
musical
nonuniform
on-again-off-again
patchy
pleasant
pleasant-sounding
questionable
rambling
rich
rough
scrappy
silver-toned
silver-tongued
silver-voiced
silvery
singable
snatchy
songful
songlike
sonorous
spasmatic
spasmic
spasmodic
spastic
sporadic
spotty
staggering
sweet
sweet-flowing
sweet-sounding
trickish
tricksy
tricky
tunable
tuneful
uncertain
unequal
uneven
unmethodical
unmetrical
unregular
unrhythmical
unsettled
unsteady
unsystematic
variable
veering
wandering
wavering
wobbling
wobbly
erwischen Definition
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
lay
hold
on
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
seize
after
pursuing
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
take
captive,
as
in
a
snare
or
net,
or
on
a
hook
Catch
(
v.
t.)
Hence:
To
insnare
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
seize
with
the
senses
or
the
mind
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
communicate
to
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
engage
and
attach
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
get
possession
of
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
take
or
receive
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
come
upon
unexpectedly
or
by
surprise
Catch
(
v.
t.)
To
reach
in
time
Catch
(
v.
i.)
To
attain
possession.
Catch
(
v.
i.)
To
be
held
or
impeded
by
entanglement
or
a
light
obstruction
Catch
(
v.
i.)
To
take
hold
Catch
(
v.
i.)
To
spread
by,
or
as
by,
infecting
Catch
(
n.
)
Act
of
seizing
Catch
(
n.
)
That
by
which
anything
is
caught
or
temporarily
fastened
Catch
(
n.
)
The
posture
of
seizing
Catch
(
n.
)
That
which
is
caught
or
taken
Catch
(
n.
)
Something
desirable
to
be
caught,
esp.
a
husband
or
wife
in
matrimony.
Catch
(
n.
)
Passing
opportunities
seized
Catch
(
n.
)
A
slight
remembrance
Catch
(
n.
)
A
humorous
canon
or
round,
so
contrived
that
the
singers
catch
up
each
other's
words.
Catch
-basin
(
n.
)
A
cistern
or
vault
at
the
point
where
a
street
gutter
discharges
into
a
sewer,
to
catch
bulky
matters
which
would
not
pass
readily
through
the
sewer.
Catch
-meadow
(
n.
)
A
meadow
irrigated
by
water
from
a
spring
or
rivulet
on
the
side
of
hill.
Cony-
catch
(
v.
t.)
To
deceive
catch Bedeutung
apprehension
arrest
catch
collar
pinch
taking
into
custody
the
act
of
apprehending
(especially
apprehending
a
criminal),
the
policeman
on
the
beat
got
credit
for
the
collar
catch
grab
snatch
snap
the
act
of
catch
ing
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
fair
catch
(American
football)
a
catch
of
a
punt
on
the
fly
by
a
defensive
player
who
has
signalled
that
he
will
not
run
and
so
should
not
be
tackled
shoestring
catch
(baseball)
a
running
catch
made
near
the
ground
catch
a
cooperative
game
in
which
a
ball
is
passed
back
and
forth,
he
played
catch
with
his
son
in
the
backyard
catch
a
fastener
that
fastens
or
locks
a
door
or
window
catch
stop
a
restraint
that
checks
the
motion
of
something,
he
used
a
book
as
a
stop
to
hold
the
door
open
safety
catch
safety
lock
guard
consisting
of
a
locking
device
that
prevents
a
weapon
from
being
fired
catch
gimmick
a
drawback
or
difficulty
that
is
not
readily
evident,
it
sounds
good
but
what's
the
catch
?
catch
a
break
or
check
in
the
voice
(usually
a
sign
of
strong
emotion)
glottal
stop
glottal
plosive
glottal
catch
a
stop
consonant
articulated
by
releasing
pressure
at
the
glottis,
as
in
the
sudden
onset
of
a
vowel
catch
phrase
catch
phrase
a
phrase
that
has
become
a
catch
word
catch
anything
that
is
caught
(especially
if
it
is
worth
catch
ing),
he
shared
his
catch
with
the
others
catch
match
a
person
regarded
as
a
good
matrimonial
prospect
catch
crop
a
crop
that
grows
quickly
(e.g.
lettuce)
and
can
be
planted
between
two
regular
crops
grown
in
successive
seasons
or
between
two
rows
of
crops
in
the
same
season
catch
haul
the
quantity
that
was
caught,
the
catch
was
onlyfish
sleep
kip
slumber
log
Z's
catch
some
Z's
be
asleep
nap
catnap
catch
a
wink
take
a
siesta,
She
naps
everyday
after
lunch
for
an
hour
catch
contract,
did
you
catch
a
cold?
catch
cold
come
down
with
a
cold
catch
d
delay
or
hold
up,
prevent
from
proceeding
on
schedule
or
as
planned,
I
was
caught
in
traffic
and
missed
the
meeting
catch
be
struck
or
affected
by,
catch
fire,
catch
the
mood
catch
on
become
popular,
This
fashion
caught
on
in
Paris
catch
get
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
catch
on
get
wise
get
onto
tumble
latch
on
cotton
on
twig
get
it
understand,
usually
after
some
initial
difficulty,
She
didn't
know
what
her
classmates
were
plotting
but
finally
caught
on
catch
up
learn
belatedly,
find
out
about
something
after
it
happened,
I'm
trying
to
catch
up
with
the
latest
developments
in
molecular
biology
trip
up
catch
detect
a
blunder
or
misstep,
The
reporter
tripped
up
the
senator
catch
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
catch
become
aware
of,
he
caught
her
staring
out
the
window
find
out
catch
out
trap,
especially
in
an
error
or
in
a
reprehensible
act,
He
was
caught
out,
She
was
found
out
when
she
tried
to
cash
the
stolen
checks
rest
breathe
catch
one's
breath
take
a
breather
take
a
short
break
from
one's
activities
in
order
to
relax
catch
be
the
catch
er,
Who
is
catch
ing?
overtake
catch
a
catch
up
with
catch
up
with
and
possibly
overtake,
The
Rolls
Royce
caught
us
near
the
exit
ramp
get
catch
capture
succeed
in
catch
ing
or
seizing,
especially
after
a
chase,
We
finally
got
the
suspect,
Did
you
catch
the
thief?
hitch
catch
to
hook
or
entangle,
One
foot
caught
in
the
stirrup
catch
cause
to
become
accidentally
or
suddenly
caught,
ensnared,
or
entangled,
I
caught
the
hem
of
my
dress
in
the
brambles
catch
b
spread
or
be
communicated,
The
fashion
did
not
catch
get
a
catch
d
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
catch
grab
take
hold
of
take
hold
of
so
as
to
seize
or
restrain
or
stop
the
motion
of,
Catch
the
ball!,
Grab
the
elevator
door!
capture
catch
capture
as
if
by
hunting,
snaring,
or
trapping,
I
caught
a
rabbit
in
the
trap
today
catch
c
take
in
and
retain,
We
have
a
big
barrel
to
catch
the
rainwater
catch
arrest
get
attract
and
fix,
His
look
caught
her,
She
caught
his
eye,
Catch
the
attention
of
the
waiter
catch
get
e
apprehend
and
reproduce
accurately,
She
really
caught
the
spirit
of
the
place
in
her
drawings,
She
got
the
mood
just
right
in
her
photographs
d
capture
enamour
trance
catch
becharm
enamor
captivate
beguile
charm
fascinate
bewitch
entrance
enchant
dcba
attract,
cause
to
be
enamored,
She
captured
all
the
men's
hearts
catch
up
reach
the
point
where
one
should
be
after
a
delay,
I
caught
up
on
my
homework
catch
reach
in
time,
I
have
to
catch
a
train
at
o'clock
catch
get
suffer
from
the
receipt
of,
She
will
catch
hell
for
this
behavior!
catch
pick
up
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
catch
sight
get
a
look
catch
a
glimpse
see
something
for
a
brief
time
watch
view
see
catch
take
in
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
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