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21 catch out
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22 catch someone napping
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23 catch someone off (his) guard
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24 catch someone off base
catch someone off baseiemand overvallen/onverwacht treffen -
25 catch someone on the hop
iemand verrassen/overrompelen; bij iemand binnenvallen -
26 catch someone's attention/interest
catch someone's attention/interestiemands aandacht trekken/belangstelling wekkenEnglish-Dutch dictionary > catch someone's attention/interest
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27 catch the/someone's eye
catch the/someone's eyede/iemands aandacht trekken -
28 catch up on neglected subjects
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29 catch up to/with someone
catch up to/with someone -
30 catch/get a glimpse of
catch/get a glimpse ofeventjes zien, een glimp opvangen van -
31 catch/get/grab/take hold of
catch/get/grab/take hold of(vast)grijpen, (vast)pakken -
32 catch/miss the bus
catch/miss the busde bus halen/missen -
33 catch/take someone in the (very) act
catch/take someone in the (very) actEnglish-Dutch dictionary > catch/take someone in the (very) act
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34 catch/take someone unawares
catch/take someone unawaresiemand verrassen/overrompelen -
35 catch/take the fancy of
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36 catch a chill
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37 catch fire
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38 catch one's breath
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39 catch someone red-handed
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40 catch as catch can
grijp wat je kunt; vrij worstelen
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