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Collocations de 'Pay- Run- Break' & autres - Actions ou perceptions (Catch)

Apprenez les collocations avec Catch pour attraper un transport ou une personne, attirer l'attention, voir ou entendre quelque chose et d'autres usages.

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Verb Collocations With 'Pay- Run- Break' & more
to [catch] a chill

to become ill or experience discomfort, typically due to exposure to cold temperatures

Ex: You might catch a chill if you don't wear a jacket in this freezing weather. 
to [catch] (a|) cold

to get sick with a virus that causes a runny nose, cough, and sore throat

Ex: She caught a cold after being out in the rain. 
to [catch] a fever

to become sick with a higher body temperature, often because of an infection or illness

Ex: Don't forget to take your medication; you don't want to catch a fever. 
to [catch] the flu

to become infected with the influenza virus

Ex: Getting vaccinated can help you avoid catching the flu. 
to [catch] {one's} breath

to put an stop to any activity one was doing in order to take a short break and relax a bit

reprendre son souffle, souffler un peu

reprendre son souffle, souffler un peu

Ex: After cleaning the whole house, she sat down to catch her breath. 

Après avoir nettoyé toute la maison, elle s'est assise pour souffler un peu.

to [catch] (on|) fire

to start burning

Ex: He accidentally spilled gasoline, causing the garage to catch on fire. 
to [catch] a ride

to get transportation from someone, typically by joining them in their vehicle and traveling with them to a particular destination

Ex: Can you give me a lift to the airport?  I need to catch a ride. 
to [catch] a game

to attend or watch a sporting event as a spectator

Ex: He enjoys catching baseball games during the summer. 
to [catch] a glimpse

to get a very quick look at a thing or person

Ex: She tried to catch a glimpse of the rare bird through her binoculars. 
to [catch] a meal

to obtain food, often by catching, hunting, or gathering it

Ex: In some cultures, people still catch their meals by farming and harvesting their own food. 
to [catch] sight of {sb/sth}

to suddenly or briefly see a thing or person

Ex: As the boat sailed along the coast, we caught sight of a pod of dolphins. 
to [catch|get] {one's} drift

to get the general understanding of what someone means

Ex: She dropped a few hints about the surprise party, and I finally caught her drift. 
to [catch] {one's} attention

to attract or engage someone's focus or interest

Ex: Her captivating speech managed to catch the audience's attention. 
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