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1 I didn't quite catch what you said
English-Dutch dictionary > I didn't quite catch what you said
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2 catch
n. vangen; grijpen; betrappen; nemen, halen--------v. vangen; grijpen; betrappen; nemen, halencatch1[ kætsj]3 vangbal7 vergrendeling ⇒ pal, k♦voorbeelden:no catch • geen aanwinst————————catch25 klem/vast komen te zitten ⇒ blijven haken/zitten♦voorbeelden:the nut doesn't catch • de moer pakt nietII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 (op)vangen ⇒ pakken, grijpen4 inhalen♦voorbeelden:1 catch fish/thieves • vis/dieven vangena nail caught his shirt • hij bleef met zijn overhemd aan een spijker haken/hangenI caught my thumb in the car door • ik ben met mijn duim tussen het portier gekomencatch one's foot on something • met zijn voet ergens achter blijven haken, over iets struikelen〈 ironisch〉 catch me! • ik kijk wel uit!8 catch someone's attention/interest • iemands aandacht trekken/belangstelling wekkencatch oneself • zich plotseling inhouden, opeens stoppen
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