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A2  catch  yakalamak, tutmakyakalamak, yetişmek

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verb  /kætʃ   / verb (past
tense, past participle caught /kɔːt   /) catch (verb)
 /kætʃ  
/ verb (past
tense, past participle caught /kɔːt   /)
 
HOLD 
1 [transitive]
to take hold of sth that is moving,
usually with your hand or hands
yakalamak, tutmak
 She
threw the ball and he caught it in one hand.
 The
dog caught the ball in its mouth.
CAPTURE 
2 [transitive]
to capture sb/sth that you have been following
or looking for
yakalamak, tutmak
 Two
policemen ran after the thief and caught him at the end of the street.
 The
murderer still hasn't been caught.
 to
catch a fish
DISCOVER 
3 [transitive]
to notice or see sb doing sth bad
yakalamak
 I
caught her taking money from my purse.
BE IN TIME 
4 [transitive]
to be in time for sth; not to miss sb/sth
yakalamak, yetişmek
 If
I take the letter now, I should catch the post.
 We
arrived just in time to catch the beginning of the film.
 I'll
phone her now. I might just catch her before she leaves the office.
GET BUS, ETC. 
5 [transitive]
to get on a bus, train, plane, etc.
 (bir aracı) yakalamak; 
(bir
araca) yetişmek
 I
caught the bus from Oxford to London.
OPPOSITE MISS
ILLNESS 
6 [transitive]
to get an illness
 (hastalık) olmak, yakalanmak, kapmak
 to
catch a cold/flu/measles
GET STUCK 
7 [intransitive, transitive]
to become or cause sth to become
accidentally connected to or stuck in sth
yakalanmak, kısılmak; 
yakalamak, kıstırmak
 His
jacket caught on a nail and ripped.
 I
caught my finger in the drawer as I shut it.
 If
we leave early we won't get caught in the traffic.
HIT 
8 [transitive]
to hit sb/sth
 (birine, bir şeye) çarpmak
 The
branch caught him on the head.
HEAR/UNDERSTAND 
9 [transitive]
to hear or understand sth that sb says
işitmek, anlamak
 I'm
sorry, I didn't quite catch what you said. Could you repeat it?
IDIOMS
catch sb's attention/eye
to make sb notice sth
dikkatini çekmek
 I
tried to catch the waiter's eye so that I could get the bill.
catch your breath 
1 to
breathe in suddenly because you are surprised
nefesini tutmak
 2 to rest after physical exercise so that
your breathing returns to normal
soluklanmak
 I
had to sit down at the top of the hill to catch my breath.
catch your death (of cold)
to get very cold
soğuktan donmak
 Don't
go out without a coat – you'll catch your death!
catch fire
to start burning, often accidentally
tutuşmak, alev
almak
 Nobody
knows how the building caught fire.
catch sb red-handed
to find sb just as they are doing sth
wrong
suçüstü yakalamak
 The
police caught the burglars red-handed with the stolen jewellery.
catch sight of sb/sth
to see sb/sth for a moment
gözüne ilişmek; 
bir an görmek
 I
caught sight of the man at the end of the street.
catch the sun
(informal)
(used about people) to become red or
brown because of spending time in the sun
 (güneşte) yanmak
 Your
face looks red. You've really caught the sun, haven't you?
PHRASAL VERBS
be/get caught up in sth
to be or get involved in sth, usually
without intending to
karışmak, bulaşmak
 I
seem to have got caught up in a rather complicated situation.
catch on(informal) 
1 to
become popular or fashionable
tutulmak, moda
olmak
 The
idea has never really caught on in this country.
 2 to understand or realize sth
kavramak, kapmak
 She's
sometimes a bit slow to catch on.
catch sb out
to cause sb to make a mistake by asking a
clever question
faka bastırmak
 Ask
me anything you like – you won't catch me out.
catch up (with sb); catch sb up
to reach sb who is in front of you
yetişmek
 Sharon's
missed so much school she'll have to work hard to catch up with the rest of the
class.
 Go
on ahead, I'll catch you up in a minute.
catch up on sth
to spend time doing sth that you have not
been able to do for some time
arayı kapatmak
 I'll
have to go into the office at the weekend to catch up on my work.
 I
phoned my sister to catch up on her news.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	catch
IPA	/kætʃ / verb (past tense, past participle caught /kɔːt /)
Back	yakalamak, tutmak yakalamak, yetişmek
Back 2	catch (verb) /kætʃ / verb (past tense, past participle caught /kɔːt /) HOLD 1 [transitive] to take hold of sth that is moving, usually with your hand or hands yakalamak, tutmak She threw the ball and he caught it in one hand. The dog caught the ball in its mouth. CAPTURE 2 [transitive] to capture sb/sth that you have been following or looking for yakalamak, tutmak Two policemen ran after the thief and caught him at the end of the street. The murderer still hasn't been caught. to catch a fish DISCOVER 3 [transitive] to notice or see sb doing sth bad yakalamak I caught her taking money from my purse. BE IN TIME 4 [transitive] to be in time for sth; not to miss sb/sth yakalamak, yetişmek If I take the letter now, I should catch the post. We arrived just in time to catch the beginning of the film. I'll phone her now. I might just catch her before she leaves the office. GET BUS, ETC. 5 [transitive] to get on a bus, train, plane, etc. (bir aracı) yakalamak; (bir araca) yetişmek I caught the bus from Oxford to London. *OPPOSITE* MISS ILLNESS 6 [transitive] to get an illness (hastalık) olmak, yakalanmak, kapmak to catch a cold/flu/measles GET STUCK 7 [intransitive, transitive] to become or cause sth to become accidentally connected to or stuck in sth yakalanmak, kısılmak; yakalamak, kıstırmak His jacket caught on a nail and ripped. I caught my finger in the drawer as I shut it. If we leave early we won't get caught in the traffic. HIT 8 [transitive] to hit sb/sth (birine, bir şeye) çarpmak The branch caught him on the head. HEAR/UNDERSTAND 9 [transitive] to hear or understand sth that sb says işitmek, anlamak I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch what you said. Could you repeat it? IDIOMS catch sb's attention/eye to make sb notice sth dikkatini çekmek I tried to catch the waiter's eye so that I could get the bill. catch your breath 1 to breathe in suddenly because you are surprised nefesini tutmak 2 to rest after physical exercise so that your breathing returns to normal soluklanmak I had to sit down at the top of the hill to catch my breath. catch your death (of cold) to get very cold soğuktan donmak Don't go out without a coat – you'll catch your death! catch fire to start burning, often accidentally tutuşmak, alev almak Nobody knows how the building caught fire. catch sb red-handed to find sb just as they are doing sth wrong suçüstü yakalamak The police caught the burglars red-handed with the stolen jewellery. catch sight of sb/sth to see sb/sth for a moment gözüne ilişmek; bir an görmek I caught sight of the man at the end of the street. catch the sun (informal) (used about people) to become red or brown because of spending time in the sun (güneşte) yanmak Your face looks red. You've really caught the sun, haven't you? PHRASAL VERBS be/get caught up in sth to be or get involved in sth, usually without intending to karışmak, bulaşmak I seem to have got caught up in a rather complicated situation. catch on(informal) 1 to become popular or fashionable tutulmak, moda olmak The idea has never really caught on in this country. 2 to understand or realize sth kavramak, kapmak She's sometimes a bit slow to catch on. catch sb out to cause sb to make a mistake by asking a clever question faka bastırmak Ask me anything you like – you won't catch me out. catch up (with sb); catch sb up to reach sb who is in front of you yetişmek Sharon's missed so much school she'll have to work hard to catch up with the rest of the class. Go on ahead, I'll catch you up in a minute. catch up on sth to spend time doing sth that you have not been able to do for some time arayı kapatmak I'll have to go into the office at the weekend to catch up on my work. I phoned my sister to catch up on her news.

Catch Caught I Sth Transitive Sb Yakalamak Time

catch (verb)