Word: catches

Category: catches

Sports, Arts & Entertainment, Hobbies & Leisure

Related words: catches

mom catches, mom catches son, sister catches, daughter catches mom, ball catches, brother catches sister, best catches, wife catches husband, dad catches daughter, baseball catches, extreme catches, girl catches fire, cute catches, mother catches daughter

Synonyms: catches

haul, net, bag, yield, latch, lock, fastener, clasp, hasp, snag, disadvantage, drawback, stumbling block, hitch, fly in the ointment, pitfall, complication, problem, hiccup, difficulty, trap, trick, snare, catch-22, gimmick, stop, pinch, collar, apprehension, taking into custody, arrest, snap, grab, snatch, match

Translations: catches

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spanish
Translations:
capturas, las capturas, capturas de, captura, de capturas
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german
Translations:
fängt, erhascht, Fänge, Fang, Fängen
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french
Translations:
attrape, captures, les captures, prises, les prises, des captures
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italian
Translations:
catture, le catture, catture accessorie, delle catture, cattura
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portuguese
Translations:
capturas, as capturas, capturas acessórias, de capturas, das capturas
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dutch
Translations:
vangsten, vangst, bijvangsten, de vangsten, de vangst
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russian
Translations:
уловы, уловов, вылов, ловит, улов
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norwegian
Translations:
fangster, fangstene, fangst, fanger, fangsten
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swedish
Translations:
fångster, fångsterna, fångst, bifångster
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finnish
Translations:
saaliit, saaliiden, saaliita, saaliista, saaliinsa
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danish
Translations:
fangster, fangsterne, bifangster, fangstmængder, fangst
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czech
Translations:
úlovky, odlovy, úlovků, odlov, odlovů
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polish
Translations:
połowy, połowów, zaczepy, połowu, przyłowy
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hungarian
Translations:
fogások, fogás, fogásokat, járulékos fogások, fogást
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turkish
Translations:
yakalar, mandalları, kilitler, mandallar, av
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greek
Translations:
αλιευμάτων, αλιεύματα, τα αλιεύματα, των αλιευμάτων, παρεμπίπτοντα αλιεύματα
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ukrainian
Translations:
улови, вилови, улов
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albanian
Translations:
kap
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bulgarian
Translations:
улова, улов, уловът, уловите, прилов
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belarusian
Translations:
ўловы, уловы, ўлоў
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estonian
Translations:
saak, saagi, püügi, püük, püüki
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croatian
Translations:
hvata, ulov, ulovu, ulovi, ulova
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icelandic
Translations:
afli, afla, veiða, veiðar, aflinn
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lithuanian
Translations:
žuvys, laimikis, sugavimai, sugavimas, sugavimus
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latvian
Translations:
nozveja, nozveju, nozvejas, lomi
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macedonian
Translations:
фаќа, улов, уловите, улови, уловот
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romanian
Translations:
capturile de, a capturilor, capturilor accidentale, capturile secundare, capturi accidentale
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slovenian
Translations:
ulov, ulovi, ulova, je ulov, so ulovi
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slovak
Translations:
úlovky, úlovok, úlovkov, výlovy, výlov

The meaning and "use of": catches

noun
  • an act of catching something, typically a ball. - I saw myself fumbling easy catches and looking clumsy.
  • a device for securing something such as a door, window, or box. - the window catch was rusty
  • a hidden problem or disadvantage in an apparently ideal situation. - there's a catch in it somewhere
  • an unevenness in a person's voice caused by emotion. - there was a catch in Anne's voice
  • a round, typically one with words arranged to produce a humorous effect. - The catch , a particular form of round based on word-play, was especially popular in Restoration England.
verb
  • intercept and hold (something that has been thrown, propelled, or dropped). - she threw the bottle into the air and caught it again
  • capture (a person or animal that tries or would try to escape). - we hadn't caught a single rabbit
  • reach in time and board (a train, bus, or aircraft). - they caught the 12:15 from Chicago
  • engage (a person's interest or imagination). - The scheme has already caught the imagination and interest of local school children.
  • strike (someone) on a part of the body. - Ben caught him on the chin with an uppercut
  • contract (an illness) through infection or contagion. - It damages unborn babies, and may cause miscarriage if the mother catches the disease while pregnant.
  • become ignited, due to contact with flame, and start burning. - the rafters have caught

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