捉中英惯用短语:
  • n.  为捉捕罪犯、 寻回失去财物等的）赏金, 奖赏   sum of money offered for the capture of a criminal, return of lost property, etc （
  • n.  他们捉到几条鱼.   They caught several fish
  •   他正要离开该国时, 警方把他捉住了.   The police picked him up as he was trying to leave the country
  • n.  他的过去使人捉摸不透.   His past is shrouded in mystery, ie one cannot find out the truth about it
  • n.  他给一些为报纸专栏｀写＇文章的体育界名人做捉刀人.   He ghosts for a number of sports personalities who `write' newspaper columns
  • n.  他被捉住反剪著双臂.   He was held with his arms pinioned together behind his back
  • v.  代人捉刀的报纸专栏.   a ghost-written newspaper column
  • adv.  任性地,刚愎地,难以捉摸地   waywardly
  • adj.  任性的, 不定的, 刚愎的, 刚愎自用的, 固执的, 不听教导的, 反复无常的, 不如意的, 违背愿望的, 捉摸不定的, 难以驾驭的   wayward
  •   休闲农捉法   fallow farming method
  • n.  伯劳（鸟, 喙弯而坚, 常将捕捉的小鸟和昆虫穿挂在荆刺上）.   on thorns
  • n.  似）以网捕捉某物[某人]   sb with or as if with a net （
  • n.  似）用罗网或陷阱捕捉（某物）   or as if in a snare （
  • n.  体育活动及各种游戏中）安全、 不会被捉住等之处.   place where a player is safe, cannot be caught, etc （
  • vt.  使惊奇, 使感到意外, 突袭, 突然攻占, 出其不意地揭发, 意外遇见, 当场捉住, 忽然发现, 使无意间做某事, 使惊愕, （常与at连用）惊呆, 使难以置信, （与into连用）使出其不意, 奇袭   surprise
  • n.  使某人不能动（尤指捉住或抱住）   make sb unable to move, esp by holding him firmly