英语释义

1. to capture or seize especially after pursuit
catch a thief

2. to take or entangle in or as if in a snare
catch fish in a net

3. deceive

4. to discover unexpectedly find
caught in the act

5. to check (oneself) suddenly or momentarily
He started to say the wrong thing but quickly caught himself.

6. to become suddenly aware of
caught me looking at him

7. to take hold of seize
He caught her by the arm as she tripped.

8. to affect suddenly
The announcement caught me by surprise.

9. to grasp and hold on to (something in motion)
catch a fly ball

10. to avail oneself of take
caught the first opportunity to leave

11. to obtain through effort get
catch a ride

12. to overtake unexpectedly —usually used in the passive
was caught in a storm

13. to get entangled
catch a sleeve on a nail

14. to become affected by: such as

15. contract
catch a cold

16. to respond sympathetically to the point of being imbued (see imbue sense 2) with
catch the spirit of an occasion

17. to be struck by
He caught a bullet in the leg.

18. to be subjected to receive
catch hell

19. to take in and retain
a barrel to catch rainwater

20. fasten
catch back a curtain

21. to take or get usually momentarily or quickly
catch a glimpse of a friend catch a nap

22. overtake
catch the leader in a race

23. to get aboard in time
catch the bus

24. to attract and hold arrest, engage
caught their attention The glint of the gold in each case caught my eye, you see.
— Arthur Conan Doyle

25. to make contact with strike
The pitch caught him in the back.

26. to grasp by the senses or the mind
you catch what I mean? didn't catch the name

27. to apprehend and fix by artistic means
The new portrait catches her likeness perfectly.

28. see, watch
catch a game on TV

29. to listen to
caught the last part of the concert

30. to serve as a catcher for in baseball
caught both ends of the doubleheader

31. to meet with
catch you later

32. to grasp hastily or try to grasp

33. to become caught
The kite caught in the tree branches.

34. to catch fire

35. to play the position of catcher on a baseball team

36. kick over
the engine caught

37. to fail to raise an oar clear of the water on recovery of a stroke

38. to find or see at any time —used in strongly negative constructions
wouldn't be caught dead in that shirt

39. to become ignited

40. to become fired with enthusiasm

41. to increase greatly in scope, popularity, interest, or effectiveness
this stock has not caught fire—yet
— Forbes

42. to incur blame, reprimand, or punishment
He'll really catch it from the boss if he's late again.

43. to rest long enough to restore normal breathing broadly to rest after a period of intense activity

44. something caught especially the total quantity caught at one time
a large catch of fish

45. the act, action, or fact of catching
The shortstop made a tough catch.

46. a game in which a ball is thrown and caught
played catch with his dad

47. something that checks or holds immovable
a safety catch

48. one worth catching especially as a spouse

49. a round for three or more unaccompanied usually male voices often with suggestive or obscene lyrics

50. fragment, snatch
remembered only catches of the song

51. a concealed difficulty or complication
there must be a catch

52. a momentary audible break in the voice or breath

53. to use your hands to stop and hold (an object that is moving through the air)

54. to use your hands to grasp and hold onto (someone or something)

55. to capture and not allow (a person, animal, or fish) to escape

56. a hidden problem that makes something more complicated or difficult to do

57. the act of stopping a moving object (such as a ball) and holding it in your hands the act of catching something

58. a game in which two or more people throw and catch a ball

59. to capture and hold
catch a ball catch fish

60. to discover unexpectedly
A policeman caught them breaking the window.

61. to stop suddenly before doing something
I caught myself before blurting out the secret.

62. to take hold of
As I was falling, Grandma caught my arm.

63. to become affected by
catch fire catch a cold

64. to take or get briefly or quickly
He caught a glimpse of the actor.

65. to be in time for
I'll catch the next bus.

66. to grasp by the senses or the mind
I didn't catch what you said.

67. to play catcher on a baseball team

68. to get tangled
She caught her sleeve on a nail.

69. to hold firmly fasten
The lock will not catch.

70. to recover by resting
I need to catch my breath.

71. to realize something
I finally caught on that he was teasing me.

72. to become popular
The new toy caught on quickly.

73. to move or progress fast enough to join another

74. something caught the amount caught at one time
a large catch of fish

75. the act of catching
The shortstop made a great catch.

76. a pastime in which a ball is thrown and caught

77. something that checks, fastens, or holds immovable
a catch on a door

78. a hidden difficulty
Dad got a raise, but there's a catch. He needs more training.

片语

Another lout catching fire另

kerosene catching fire煤油着火

The Hunger Games Catching Fire星火燎原

reason of catching fire着火原因

catching fire without flame无焰着火

flying moth catching fire扑火

Resistant to catching fire防火的能防止着火的

英汉例句

• The cast kicked things off on Monday when they held the world premiere of Catching Fire in London and have since moved on to Madrid, Rome, and Berlin.

  这些演员们从周一在伦敦举办的首映礼开始到现在去了马德里，罗马和柏林。

• Both Mockingjay instalments will be directed by Francis Lawrence - who also directed the upcoming Catching Fire - and have been written by Game Change scribe Danny Strong.

  《自由幻梦》的上下两部都由弗朗西斯·劳伦斯执导，他也是第二部《星火燎原》的导演；编剧则由《规则改变》的丹尼·斯特朗担任。

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capture捕获；战利品，俘虏

collar(Collar)人名；(法)科拉尔；(西)科利亚尔；(英)科勒

corral(Corral) （美）科拉尔（人名）

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glom一瞥

grab攫取；霸占；夺取之物

grapple抓住；格斗

hook(Hook)人名；(德、荷)霍克；(英)胡克

land使…登陆；使…陷于；将…卸下

nab(Nab)人名；(阿富)纳卜；(英)纳布

nail把……钉牢，固定；抓获并证明有罪；揭露；（体育运动中）赢得，击败；（比赛选手）大力扣球；（外场手）把（跑垒者）杀出局；（选手）锁定（胜局）；（男性）与……性交

netad 凈地；凈赚地

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seize抓住；利用；（机器）卡住

snag障碍；意外障碍；突出物

snare设陷阱（或罗网、套子）捕捉；诱捕（某人），使……上当

snatch（歌曲或谈话的）片段；抢夺；（举重）抓举；片刻；（非正式）绑架；（女性的）阴部

trap使……陷入险境或困境；（衣服、身体部位）夹住，绊住；捕捉，收集；使陷入圈套，使上当；给马戴饰物；（足球）停球；储存（气体、水等）

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miss错过，想念，缺（勤）