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'catch' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

...catch up with... - English Only forum
...until the Tortoise SHOULD catch up. - English Only forum
'to catch fire' - English Only forum
“"If a body catch a body coming through the rye.” - English Only forum
“Just to catch the offspring..." - English Only forum
”catch ourselves some spirits”　 - English Only forum
[catch],[get] a whiff of vs. [take] a whiff of - English Only forum
[Did you manage][Have you managed] to catch up with him? - English Only forum
A catch clicked and a fumbling sound came to me - English Only forum
A catch in one's throat - English Only forum
a catch of unwillingness - English Only forum
a catch-22 situation - English Only forum
A catch-all term for public holidays and commemorative days - English Only forum
a catch-as-catch-can policy - English Only forum
A good catch - English Only forum
a rainwater catch/collect system - English Only forum
a sleeping cat will not catch a rat... - English Only forum
a stack of books to catch up on - English Only forum
Ah, so that's the <catch>. - English Only forum
all we need to do is <to> catch up - English Only forum
Always a catch - English Only forum
American English for "catch you up" - English Only forum
an uncharacteristic catch - English Only forum
And Tessa is already concocting a plan to catch Santa again next year. - English Only forum
And when I catch him, I'll catch him. - English Only forum
and wouldn't <catch><stand a chance of catching> the 6:30 train - English Only forum
and you (surprisingly) managed to catch up? (with the number of victims) - English Only forum
another catch - English Only forum
be up with = catch up with? - English Only forum
become fashionable /catch on/come into fashion/ - English Only forum
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