catch

• catch up

  Man, you realize, is just trying to catch up.

• try to catch

  The ex-running champ sprinted like her idol Linford Christie to try to catch them after they raided her home.

• i catch

• catch a glimpse

  Men would travel hundreds of miles just to catch a glimpse of her.’

• time to catch

  People rationalize by saying there will be a time to catch up with important relationships (spouses, children, friends) later.

• catch sight

  When I shall catch sight of you again,

• never catch

  But the police could never catch him.

• just to catch

  Men would travel hundreds of miles just to catch a glimpse of her.’

• off to catch

  Had set off to catch the bus.

• manage to catch

  Every day I don't manage to catch the same bus home as you do, I'm fed up the whole evening.

• catch fish

  Paul was trying to catch fish in a pool as I looked at the thing.