Definition of «catch»

The verb "catch" has several meanings, including:

1. To seize or grasp something with one's hands, especially quickly and firmly. For example: "I caught the ball before it hit the ground."

2. To understand or perceive something, especially suddenly or unexpectedly. For example: "I catch your drift" (meaning I understand what you are saying).

3. To prevent or stop something from happening by taking action in time. For example: "We caught the thief red-handed."

4. To obtain or acquire something, especially after some effort or search. For example: "I finally caught a taxi after waiting for long".

Usage examples

  1. I tried to catch the football as it flew through the air.
  2. The police officer managed to catch the thief after a long chase.
  3. I want to catch a movie tonight, are you interested?
  4. We should catch up for coffee and discuss our weekend plans.
  5. I need to catch the train at 6:00 am, so I have to wake up early.
  6. The fisherman was thrilled to catch a big fish in the lake.
  7. Can you catch me if I jump off this ledge into the pool?
  8. I need to quickly catch my breath before continuing the race.
  9. If you throw me the keys, I'll try to catch them in mid-air.
  10. We need to catch a flight in the morning, so let's pack our bags tonight.

Sentences with «catch»

  • Third party licensed email delivery software will make sure that relevant email notifications will get to your customers mail box and not get caught in spam filters. (datingfactory.cz)
  • Need to be very wary of getting caught on the counter in order to win this one. (justarsenal.com)
  • Yet, it just has not caught on in popularity. (babygaga.com)
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