caught up

/kach/US // kætʃ //UK // (kætʃ) //

赶上了,追上了,追赶上了,赶上

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

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caught, catch·ing.
- : to seize or capture, especially after pursuit: to catch a criminal; to catch a runaway horse.
- : to trap or ensnare: to catch a fish.
- : to intercept and seize; take and hold: to catch a ball; a barrel to catch rain.
- : to come upon suddenly; surprise or detect, as in some action: I caught him stealing the pumpkin.
- : to receive, incur, or contract: to catch a cold.
- : to be in time to get aboard.
- : to lay hold of; grasp; clasp: He caught her in a warm embrace.
- : to grip, hook, or entangle: The sharp branches caught his clothing.
- : to allow to become gripped, hooked, snagged, or entangled: He caught his coat on a nail.
- : to attract or arrest: The painting caught his fancy. His speech caught our attention.
- : to check or restrain suddenly: She caught her breath in surprise. He caught himself before he said the wrong thing.
- : to see or attend: to catch a show.
- : to strike; hit: The blow caught him on the head.
- : to become inspired by or aware of: I caught the spirit of the occasion.
- : to fasten with or as if with a catch: to catch the clasp on a necklace.
- : to deceive: No one was caught by his sugary words.
- : to attract the attention of; captivate; charm: She was caught by his smile and good nature.
- : to grasp with the intellect; comprehend: She failed to catch his meaning.
- : to hear clearly: We caught only snatches of their conversation.
- : to apprehend and record; capture: The painting caught her expression perfectly.
- : South Midland and Southern U.S. to assist at the birth of: The town doctor caught more than four hundred children before he retired.

v.无主动词 verb

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caught, catch·ing.
- : to become gripped, hooked, or entangled: Her foot caught in the net.
- : to overtake someone or something moving.
- : to take hold: The door lock doesn't catch.
- : Baseball. to play the position of catcher: He catches for the Yankees.
- : to become lighted; take fire; ignite: The kindling caught instantly.
- : to become established, as a crop or plant, after germination and sprouting.

n.名词 noun

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- : the act of catching.
- : anything that catches, especially a device for checking motion, as a latch on a door.
- : any tricky or concealed drawback: It seems so easy that there must be a catch somewhere.
- : a slight, momentary break or crack in the voice.
- : that which is caught, as a quantity of fish: The fisherman brought home a large catch.
- : a person or thing worth getting, especially a person regarded as a desirable matrimonial prospect: My mother thinks Pat would be quite a catch.
- : a game in which a ball is thrown from one person to another: to play catch; to have a catch.
- : a fragment: catches of a song.
- : Music. a round, especially one in which the words are so arranged as to produce ludicrous effects.
- : Sports. the catching and holding of a batted or thrown ball before it touches the ground.
- : Rowing. the first part of the stroke, consisting of the placing of the oar into the water.
- : Agriculture. the establishment of a crop from seed: a catch of clover.

adj.形容词 adjective

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- : catchy.

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- : catch at, to grasp at eagerly; accept readily: He caught at the chance to get free tickets.
- : catch on, to become popular: That new song is beginning to catch on.to grasp mentally; understand: You'd think he'd catch on that he's boring us.New England. to scorch or burn slightly; sear: A pot roast is better if allowed to catch on.
- : catch out, Chiefly British. to catch or discover in deceit or an error.
- : catch up, to lift or snatch suddenly: Leaves were caught up in the wind.to bring or get up to date: to catch up on one's reading.to come up to or overtake: to catch up with the leader in a race.to become involved or entangled with: caught up in the excitement of the crowd.to point out to minor errors, untruths, etc.: We caught the teacher up on a number of factual details.Falconry.to capture for further training.South Midland and Southern U.S.to harness.

Phrases

catch as catch can
catch at
catch a Tartar
catch cold
catch fire
catch in the act
catch it
catch napping
catch off guard
catch on
catch one's breath
catch one's death (of cold)
catch red-handed
catch sight of
catch someone's eye
catch some rays
catch some z's
catch the drift
catch up
early bird catches the worm
get (catch) the drift
takes one to know one (a thief to catch a thief)

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inspellbound

Synonyms

amazed惊奇,惊奇的是,惊讶,惊诧不已 bemused懵懵懂懂,糊涂,糊涂的,疑惑 breathless气喘吁吁,气喘吁吁的,喘不过气来,喘不过气来的 captivated心醉神迷,心驰神往,心醉神迷的,心驰神往的 enthralled醉心于,醉心于此,心驰神往,陶醉于此 rapt狂喜,狂欢,狂热,狂热的 bewildered困惑不解,迷茫的,迷茫,困惑不解的 bewitched迷惑,被迷惑,迷住了,被迷住了 charmed迷人的,迷人,魅力四射,魅力十足 gripped抓紧了,紧紧抓住,抓紧,握紧了 held举行,举行的,持有,持有的 hooked上钩的,上钩,上钩了,钩住的 mesmerized神魂颠倒,迷住了,痴迷,迷醉 petrified石化的,石化,石化了的,石化了 possessed着魔了,着魔,着了魔,占有率 transfixed被迷住了,被迷住的,被迷惑的,被迷住的人 transported运送的,运送了,输送的,运送 agape爱心,爱加倍,爱慕,爱的奉献 open-mouthed张口结舌,张口闭口,张口就来,张嘴就来 under a spell中了魔咒,中了咒语,中了魔咒的人,中邪了

Antonyms

disenchanted厌烦的,失望的,厌烦了,沮丧的 disinterested无私的,无私奉献,无私,无兴趣的

as incaught up (in)

Synonyms

absorbed吸收的,吸收了,吸收,被吸收 attentive殷勤,贴心,贴心的,殷勤的 engaged从事,从事的,从事的工作,参与的 engrossed专心致志,全神贯注,专心致志的,全神贯注的 lost丢失的,失去的,丧失的,迷失的 rapt狂喜,狂欢,狂热,狂热的

as inengrossed

Synonyms

absorbed吸收的,吸收了,吸收,被吸收 captivated心醉神迷,心驰神往,心醉神迷的,心驰神往的 consumed消耗的,消耗掉的,消耗了,消费的 engaged从事,从事的,从事的工作,参与的 enthralled醉心于,醉心于此,心驰神往,陶醉于此 submerged被淹没的,淹没的,淹没,被淹没 bugged有缺陷的,被窃听的,有问题的,有问题 busy忙,繁忙,忙碌,忙碌的 fascinated着迷的,迷人的,着迷了,着迷 gone走了,消失了,消失的,消失了的 gripped抓紧了,紧紧抓住,抓紧,握紧了 hooked上钩的,上钩,上钩了,钩住的 immersed沉浸式,沉浸其中的,沉浸其中,沉浸式的 intrigued感兴趣的,感到好奇的,感到好奇,感到好奇的是 lost丢失的,失去的,丧失的,迷失的 occupied被占领的,被占领,被占用的,被占用 riveted铆接,铆接的,铆接而成,铆接在一起 all wound up满腹经纶,伤痕累累,满腹牢骚,满身是伤 assiduous孜孜不倦,勤奋,勤奋的,勤奋努力 caught up in陷于,陷入了,囿于,陷入 deep深,深深的,深的,深入 diligent勤奋的,勤奋,勤勉的,勤劳的 fiend for爱好者,迷恋,嗜好,迷恋上了 head over heels踺子,俯首称臣,俯首帖耳,倾心 heavily into沉重地进入,沉重地投入,沉重地陷入,沉重地投入到 hung up挂断了,挂断了电话,挂了,挂断电话 industrious勤奋的,勤奋,勤劳的,勤劳 intent故意的,故意,宗旨 into进入,变成,融入,纳入 rapt狂喜,狂欢,狂热,狂热的 really into真正进入,真的很喜欢,真的很投入,真心喜欢 sedulous沉着冷静,沉着的,沉着,镇定 taken up with担任的职务,担任的职务是,担任的工作,担任 tied up捆绑在一起的,捆绑在一起,捆绑的,捆绑 turned on打开了,开启了,开启,开了 up to here in到这里的 wrapped up结束了,包扎好的,收工了,收工

Antonyms

existing现有的,现存的,现有,现存 idle闲置,闲置的,空闲,闲散的 inactive不活跃,不活跃的,不活动的,不活跃的人 bored厌倦了,无聊的人,无聊,无聊的 disenthralled失魂落魄,失魂落魄的,失魂落魄的人,失魂落魄地 disinterested无私的,无私奉献,无私,无兴趣的 ignoring无视,忽略不计,忽视,漠视 inattentive不专心,心不在焉,不专心致志,不专心的 oblivious视而不见,忽略不计,漠不关心,视而不见的 uncaring漠不关心,无情,不关心,冷漠无情 uninterested无兴趣,不感兴趣,无兴趣的,不感兴趣的 unoccupied无人居住,无人居住的,闲置,闲置的

as inapproach

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as inmesmerize

Synonyms

enthrall使人着迷,迷惑,吸引人,迷住 fascinate迷住了,迷住,使人着迷的,使人着迷 hypnotize催眠,催眠术,催眠作用,催眠作用的 stupefy惊呆了,惊愕,昏昏沉沉,昏昏沉沉的 control控制,管制,控制权,操控 deaden死气沉沉,死亡,死气沉沉的,死人 drug药物 entrance入口处,入口,入口处的,入口处的情况 grip抓紧时间,抓牢,抓紧,握住 magnetize磁化 numb哑巴,哑铃,哑谜,哑弹 spellbind咒语,咒诅,迷魂阵,魔咒 catch up追赶上,追赶,赶上,追上 ensorcell细胞,细胞学,细胞学专家 hold spellbound迷住人,迷住了,迷住了人,迷住人的心 render unconscious昏迷不醒,昏迷,晕倒,昏倒

Antonyms

bore内孔,镗孔,内孔的,孔雀 tire轮胎,车胎,胎,轮胎 disgust厌恶,恶心,嫌弃,讨厌 enliven搞活,活跃起来,活跃,活化 let go放手,松手,放手吧,放开 repel驱赶,排斥,击退,驱除 disenchant失宠,失恋,丧失信心,失宠的人 turn off熄灭,关掉,关上,关闭

as inrecover

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as inembrangle

Synonyms

ensnare坑蒙拐骗,坑杀,坑害,坑骗 entangle纠缠,纠结,纠缠在一起,缠结 implicate牵连,牵扯,拖累,牵制 involve涉及,包括,牵涉到,涉及到 mire泥潭,泥坑,泥沼,泥淖 snarl咆哮,咆哮声,咆哮着,咆哮的声音 trouble麻烦,麻烦的事,烦恼,困难 bog down停滞不前,瘫痪,停滞 catch up追赶上,追赶,赶上,追上

Antonyms

exclude排除,排斥,免除,剔除 free免费的,免费,自由的,自由

as inspellbind

Synonyms

Antonyms

exclude排除,排斥,免除,剔除 free免费的,免费,自由的,自由

as ingrip

Synonyms

fascinate迷住了,迷住,使人着迷的,使人着迷 mesmerize使人着迷,迷惑,迷住,迷住了 rivet铆钉,铆接,铆合,铆焊 compel强制,强迫,强制要求,迫使 engross吞噬,沉迷于此,沉迷,沉迷于其中 enthrall使人着迷,迷惑,吸引人,迷住 hold持有,举行,保持,持有的 hypnotize催眠,催眠术,催眠作用,催眠作用的 involve涉及,包括,牵涉到,涉及到 spellbind咒语,咒诅,迷魂阵,魔咒 catch up追赶上,追赶,赶上,追上

Antonyms

disenchant失宠,失恋,丧失信心,失宠的人 stop停止,停下来,停,停住 turn off熄灭,关掉,关上,关闭 disgust厌恶,恶心,嫌弃,讨厌 let go放手,松手,放手吧,放开 release释放,发布,发行,发布会 repel驱赶,排斥,击退,驱除

Examples

Canix caught the eye of several critical investors in its short life.
How to vote in your stateOn the pandemic, fears of becoming infected persist, with more than 6 in 10 Minnesota voters “very” or “somewhat” worried about an immediate family member catching the novel coronavirus.
To find out more about how his company is navigating through current challenges and what the future holds for business travel, Fortune recently caught up with Cohen—several weeks after the CEO made his first work trip in months.
The engineers are working hard to meet their deadlines, and this reporter even caught Gil pulling aside some engineers to tell them to remember to take time off.
It didn’t take me long to realize that catching star-nosed moles did not include hopping from stone to stone along clear mountain streams like a wood elf.
They all immediately dashed out to their car to catch the bad guys.
“The government just wanted to catch the big fish [in the Juarez cartel] and they ignored everything in between,” Lozoya said.
From a lyrical standpoint, there are precious few that can catch Kendrick.
With Rick, I think the culture just lags behind great artists much of the time, and it takes time for it to catch up.
Phone lines would catch fire from the velocity and ferocity of his words.
While you were admiring the long roll of the wave, a sudden spray would be dashed over you, and make you catch your breath!
If I could catch Laura's eye—but I suppose it would hardly be decent to go just yet.
Then Squinty would toss the apple up in the air, off his nose, and catch it as it came down.
But what if I catch the fish by using a hired boat and a hired net, or by buying worms as bait from some one who has dug them?
We nearly played our horses out galloping around looking for you—after we'd gone a mile or so, and you didn't catch up.

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