catchall / ˈkætʃˌɔl /

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catchall2 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a bag, basket, or other receptacle for odds and ends.
  2. something that covers a wide variety of items or situations: The list is just a catchall of things I want to see or do on vacation.
adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. covering a wide variety of items or situations: The anthology is a catchall collection.

catchall 近义词

catchall

等同于 inclusive

更多catchall例句

  1. Opponents of CRT now invoke it as a catchall term for any discussion of systemic racism.
  2. Exploiting that uncertainty, there has been an effort on the right to use the phrase as something of a catchall for nearly any discussion of or focus on race that might trigger frustration.
  3. They took “carel” and spat out the word “curry” as a catchall for the food their local cooks would make for them.
  4. Tracking assignments in a written planner allows students to keep all their assignments in one streamlined place and acts as a catchall, particularly when they have teachers who communicate in different ways.
  5. Defensive runs saved, a catchall FanGraphs metric that measures players in relation to the average, ranks Schwarber as baseball’s second-worst left fielder since 2017.
  6. Kocurek said he was told he had been terminated “for cause,” a catchall term that allows dismissal for just about any reason.
  7. An accusation of witchcraft is vague enough to serve as a kind of catchall for discontent.
  8. This department is a catchall for a lot of items, and it hides a lot of leaks and wastes in business.
  9. The IMF's propensity to provide a "catchall" one-measure-fits-all panacea is nothing short of shortsighted and disastrous.
  10. Most of you in this Chamber didn't know what was in this catchall bill and report.