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[kætʃ] caught vb: pt, pp1. n1) (of ball) presa, (fish caught) pescatohe spent all day fishing without a single catch — passò tutta la giornata a pescare senza prendere niente
2) (fastener: on suitcase, door) gancio, fermo3) (trick, snag) tranello, inganno, trabocchettowhat's/where's the catch? — dove sta l'inganno?
4)with a catch in one's voice — con la voce spezzata or rotta
2. vt1) (ball) afferrare, prendere, (fish) prendere, pescare, (thief) prendere, acchiappare, acciuffare, (bus, train) prendere, (entangle) impigliareto catch sb's attention/eye — attirare l'attenzione/lo sguardo di qn
2) (take by surprise: person) cogliere, sorprendereyou won't catch me doing... — non mi vedrai mai fare...
3) (hear, understand: remark) afferrare, cogliere, (portray: atmosphere, likeness) cogliereto catch one's breath — (from shock etc) restare senza fiato, (after effort) riprendere fiato
you'll catch it! fam — vedrai!
3. vi1) (get entangled) impigliarsi, restare impigliato (-a)2) (fire, wood) prendere•- catch at- catch on- catch up -
2 (to) entangle
(to) entangle /ɪnˈtæŋgl/v. t.1 impigliare; aggrovigliare; intricare; intrappolare: to entangle a prey, intrappolare una preda (facendola impigliare in qc.); The rabbit had entangled itself in the net, il coniglio si era impigliato nella rete; to get (o to become) entangled, impigliarsi; restare impigliato; restare preso2 (fig.) immischiare; impegolare; invischiare; impelagare: I found myself entangled in a difficult relationship, mi sono ritrovato invischiato in una relazione difficile3 (fig.) complicare; arruffare; imbrogliare: Don't entangle the matter further, non complicare di più la faccenda! -
3 (to) entangle
(to) entangle /ɪnˈtæŋgl/v. t.1 impigliare; aggrovigliare; intricare; intrappolare: to entangle a prey, intrappolare una preda (facendola impigliare in qc.); The rabbit had entangled itself in the net, il coniglio si era impigliato nella rete; to get (o to become) entangled, impigliarsi; restare impigliato; restare preso2 (fig.) immischiare; impegolare; invischiare; impelagare: I found myself entangled in a difficult relationship, mi sono ritrovato invischiato in una relazione difficile3 (fig.) complicare; arruffare; imbrogliare: Don't entangle the matter further, non complicare di più la faccenda!
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bog down, to get bogged down — {v. phr.}, {mostly intransitive or passive} 1. To stop progressing; to slow to a halt. * /Work on the new building bogged down, because the contractor didn t deliver the needed concrete blocks./ 2. To become entangled with a variety of obstacles… … Dictionary of American idioms
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