词汇 | thesaurus_catch |
释义 | catchThese are words and phrases related to catch. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or, go to the definition of catch. TO TAKE HOLD OF SOMETHING THROWNCatch the ball! Synonyms and examplespounce The veteran striker pounced and lashed home a goal. snag USinformal He snagged the line drive for the last out in the inning. glove It's a pop fly to left field, and the outfielder gloves it easily. intercept She intercepted the pass and scored a goal. Antonyms and examplesdrop He threw the ball, but I dropped it. fumble If he hadn't fumbled that catch, we would have won the match. bobble US It was an easy catch, but he bobbled it. Go to the thesaurus article about these synonyms and antonyms of catch. See words related to catcharrest place/ capture apprehend nab informal nail slang collar informal take someone in UK pick someone up UKinformal pull someone in USinformal round up net trawl troll lasso trap snare Learn more Catch means to take hold of something and especially something moving through the air. If you catch someone who has done something wrong, you find them and stop them from getting away. If you catch an animal, you take it. TO FIND AND TAKE A PERSON WHO HAS DONE SOMETHING WRONGThey were caught trying to smuggle cigarettes across the border. Synonyms and examplesarrest He was arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage to property. place/ The suspect was placed under arrest and charged with armed assault. capture The soldiers were captured by enemy forces. apprehend The police have apprehended two individuals in connection with the crime. nab informal The cops nabbed him as he tried to get away. nail slang He'd been smuggling drugs for decades, but the cops finally nailed him on fraud charges. collar informal Police collared her at the train station and arrested her. take someone in UK Detectives took him in for questioning. pick someone up UKinformal She was picked up for drug dealing. pull someone in USinformal We've got enough evidence to pull them both in and charge them with murder. round up The authorities rounded up dozens of suspects in the weeks after the attack. Go to the thesaurus article about these synonyms and antonyms of catch. See words related to catchpounce snag USinformal glove intercept net trawl troll lasso trap snare Learn more Catch means to take hold of something and especially something moving through the air. If you catch someone who has done something wrong, you find them and stop them from getting away. If you catch an animal, you take it. TO TAKE A WILD OR LOOSE ANIMALThe dog got out, but we caught her. Synonyms and examplesnet We netted a ton of fish downstream. trawl Commercial fisheries trawl these waters for cod. troll They troll for tuna far offshore. lasso The cowboys learned at a young age how to lasso horses and steers. trap The turtles are trapped for their flesh. snare Many dolphins are snared in commercial fishing nets. Antonym and examplerelease After caring for the wounded opossum, the wildlife rescue team released it back into the wild. Go to the thesaurus article about these synonyms and antonyms of catch. See words related to catchpounce snag USinformal glove intercept arrest place/ capture apprehend nab informal nail slang collar informal take someone in UK pick someone up UKinformal pull someone in USinformal round up Learn more Catch means to take hold of something and especially something moving through the air. If you catch someone who has done something wrong, you find them and stop them from getting away. If you catch an animal, you take it. catch | American Thesauruscatchverb These are words and phrases related to catch. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or, go to the definition of catch. The children learned to catch lightning bugs and put them in a jar. The police caught the thief. Synonymsseize seize and hold capture take captive take lay hold of trap snare bag grab snag hook corner corral arrest apprehend take into custody collar snatch nab bust Slang Antonymsfree release loose let go give up liberate drop fumble The winning runner caught his opponent at the finish line. Leave now if you want to catch the train. Synonymsovertake reach get to intercept make Antonymmiss The thief was caught in the act. Synonymsdiscover detect come upon discern expose find out spot descry surprise take off guard unmask Antonymsto be undetected to be undiscovered I was caught by his false promises. Synonymsdeceive fool trick dupe take in delude mislead betray play false hoodwink bamboozle lure trap ensnare bait Antonymsundeceive untrick undupe undelude A snowball caught the passerby in the shoulder. Synonymsstrike hit belt bang bump bat buffet whack smack smite Antonymmiss Children catch cold easily. Synonymscontract get come down with become infected with break out with Antonymsavoid evade be resistant to The charming child caught the group's fancy. Synonymscaptivate attract allure charm enchant bewitch enthrall transport carry away delight dazzle enrapture turn on Slang Antonymsrepel alienate turn away turn off Slang I caught something of his sadness from the tremor in his voice. Synonymssense feel discern grasp understand perceive recognize comprehend fathom This belt buckle doesn't catch. Synonymsfasten hook latch clasp lock Antonymsunfasten unhook unlatch unlock catchnoun The center fielder made a good catch of a line drive. Synonymscatching seizure snatch snap grab grasp snare capture Antonymsdrop fumble The fisherman's catch was two trout. Synonymstake haul bag capture seizure find pickings yield prize booty Antonymsloss losings The catch on the screen door is loose. Synonymsfastening latch hook clasp hasp closure coupling lock It looks so easy; there must be a catch. Synonymshitch snag drawback stumbling block disadvantage trick hoax deceit kicker Informal gimmick Slang Antonymsadvantage benefit boon reward There was a catch in the speaker's voice when he spoke of the tragedy. Synonymsbreak crack rasping |
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