Catch at
/kætʃ ət/A2
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1. To quickly attempt to grasp or take hold of something.
- He tried to catch at the ball as it flew past him.
- She caught at his sleeve to stop him from leaving.
- The cat caught at the toy mouse with swift paws.
- He caught at her hand to help her up from the ground.
- She caught at the opportunity to speak with the famous author.
2. To eagerly seize an opportunity or offer.
- She was always quick to catch at any hint of a promotion.
- When he heard about the sale, he caught at the chance to buy a new phone.
- He caught at her suggestion to collaborate on the project.
- She caught at the offer of free tickets to the concert.
- His desire to improve his situation led him to catch at any chance he could find.
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