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catch
/kætʃ/
verb
Atılmış veya düşürülmüş bir şeyi kesmek ve tutmak.
To intercept and hold something that has been thrown or dropped.
- She caught the ball with one hand.
- Can you catch this for me?
- He failed to catch the falling glass.
- Environmental sensors are designed to catch early warning signs of pollution before contamination spreads throughout the watershed.
- Skilled debaters learn to catch logical fallacies in their opponents' arguments during competitive tournaments.
- Astronomers hope the new telescope array will catch faint radio signals from distant galaxies that previous instruments missed.
verb
Kaçmaya çalışan bir kişiyi veya hayvanı yakalamak.
To capture a person or animal that is trying to escape.
- The police caught the thief.
- They finally caught the escaped prisoner.
- We set traps to catch mice.
verb
Bir otobüs, tren veya başka bir ulaşım aracına yetişmek ve binmek.
To be in time for and get on a bus, train, or other form of transport.
- Hurry or we'll miss our train!
- I need to catch the 8 o'clock bus.
- Did you catch your flight?
verb
Bir hastalığa yakalanmak veya enfekte olmak.
To contract or become infected with a disease.
- I think I caught a cold.
- You might catch the flu if you're not careful.
- He caught malaria on his trip.
noun
Bir şeyi, özellikle bir topu yakalama eylemi.
An act of catching something, especially a ball.
- That was a great catch!
- He made a spectacular catch in the outfield.
- The goalkeeper's catch saved the game.
noun
Görünüşte ideal bir durumda gizli bir sorun veya dezavantaj.
A hidden problem or disadvantage in an apparently ideal situation.
- It sounds perfect, but what's the catch?
- There must be a catch somewhere.
- The catch is that you have to pay upfront.