English · English
catch
/kæt͡ʃ/ noun · plural: catches A1 (estimated)
1. act of catching an object, especially ball
| German | der Fang |
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| French | le gibier |
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| Portuguese | apanhadura, apanhada |
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| Czech | úlovek |
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| Italian | presa |
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| Spanish | atrapada |
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| Dutch | vangen, opvangen |
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| Swedish | en fångst, ett byte |
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2. act of noticing, understanding or hearing
| Italian | il colpo |
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| Spanish | la percepción, el apercibimiento, percatación |
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3. game of catching a ball
| Portuguese | a defesa |
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| Italian | parata |
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| Spanish | captura |
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4. that which is captured or caught
| German | der Fang, Fangmenge |
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| French | coup de filet, prise |
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| Portuguese | presa |
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| Italian | la cattura, il bottino, pescato |
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| Spanish | captura, la falleba |
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| Dutch | de vangst, visvangst |
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| Swedish | en fångst, fiskafänge |
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| Latin | captura |
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English · English
to catch
/kæt͡ʃ/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to capture or snare
| German | fangen, holen, kriegen |
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| French | attraper, prendre, saisir |
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| Portuguese | pegar, apanhar, capturar |
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| Czech | chytit, chytat, zachytit |
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| Italian | prendere, acchiappare, afferrare |
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| Spanish | atrapar, agarrar, pillar |
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| Dutch | vangen, pakken, betrappen |
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| Swedish | fånga, ta, ertappa |
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| Latin | capio |
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2. to reach in time to leave
3. to handle a computer error, especially an exception
| German | abfangen |
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| French | intercepter |
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| Portuguese | capturar |
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| Italian | intercettare |
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| Spanish | pillar, capturar, interceptar |
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4. to intercept an object in the air etc.
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