catch at (catch at)

Phrasal-verb Movement

Meaning

to try to grab something quickly; to take advantage of an opportunity suddenly

intentar agarrar algo rápidamente; aprovechar una oportunidad repentina (intentar agarrar algo rapidamente; aprovechar una oportunidad repentina)

"He caught at the rope before he fell off the boat."

"Él agarró la cuerda antes de caer del bote." (El agaro la cuerda antes de caer del bote)

to become more lively, cheerful, or interested

to convey a message or feeling clearly to others

to attract money from other countries for business or develo...

to disconnect mentally and drift into thoughts

to express an opinion based on personal experience

to socialize and talk with different people