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catch

[kach] / kætʃ /








Example Sentences

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The author has thrown up too many balls to catch.

From The Wall Street Journal

A familiar click in the body before the mind catches up.

From Los Angeles Times

For many young Lebanese caught in the crossfire, their formative years have been jeopardised by repeated conflicts and crises.

From Barron's

The airline says its new economic model is critical to catch industry rivals, even if passengers have to pay more.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Various different kinds of insurance are getting more and more expensive. And that’s just catching up, really, from inflationary pressures that take a while to get to the price.”

From MarketWatch