Phrasal Verbs – CATCH, Definitions and Example Sentences
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Catch up (with sb)
to reach the same level or standard as sb or sth
Western industry will not catch up with Japanese innovations
Catch on
to understand
Wait a minute! I’m beginning to catch on.
Catch out
to show that sb is doing wrong
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One day he caught her out when he found some letters she’d written.
Catch up on (sth)
to deal with a special activity to complete it.
You have to catch up on your reading.
Catch (sb) up on (sth)
to give sb the latest news or information about sth
Can someone catch us up on the latest news?
Catch on
to become popular
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This game will catch on among young people.
Catch up (sb)
to reach sb by walking faster
John caught up with you later.
Catch up in (sth)
to be involved in sth unwillingly
They weren’t part of the conflict; they were just caught up in it.
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