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catch at

catch at (catch at)

Phrasal-verb Movement

Signification

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

essayer d'attraper quelque chose rapidement; profiter d'une opportunité soudainement (essayer d'attraper quelque chose rapidement; profiter d'une opportunité soudainement)

Phrases d'exemple

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

"Il a attrapé la corde avant de tomber du bateau." (Il a attrapé la corde avant de tomber du bateau.)

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to attract money from investors

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to test a new recipe or food for the first time

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to implement or execute planned initiatives

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to join someone, especially without an invitation, in an onl...