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Cosa significa “catch on” in italiano: traduzione, pronuncia ed esempi

Pronuncia: USA /ˌkætʃ ˈɑn/ · Regno Unito /ˌkætʃ ˈɒn/

catch on in italiano: capire, rendersi conto, prendere piede, diffondersi, impigliarsi, aggrapparsi

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COMPRENSIONEB2

capire, rendersi conto

Iniziare a capire qualcosa, spesso dopo un po’ di tempo.

In inglese semplice: To begin to understand something, often after some time.

  • I explained it, and she caught on.
  • He soon caught on to the rules.
  • Did anyone catch on to what we were planning?

Come si usa: catch on to something (She caught on to his trick.)

Sinonimi: understand, realize, get it

Espressioni comuni: catch on quickly, catch on to something

DIFFUSIONEB2

prendere piede, diffondersi

Diventare popolare o cominciare a essere usato da molte persone.

In inglese semplice: To become popular or widely used.

  • The new game caught on quickly.
  • That hairstyle never really caught on here.
  • Do you think electric bikes will catch on with older riders?

Come si usa: catch on with someone (The new game caught on with teenagers.)

Sinonimi: become popular, take off

Espressioni comuni: catch on quickly, catch on with someone

IMPIGLIARSIC1

impigliarsi, aggrapparsi

Aggrapparsi a qualcosa o restarvi impigliato.

In inglese semplice: To hold onto something or become stuck on it.

  • My coat caught on the fence.
  • She caught on to a branch and held tight.
  • Be careful that your sleeve does not catch on that hook.

Come si usa: catch on something (My sleeve caught on a nail.); catch on to something (He caught on to a branch as he fell.)

Sinonimi: snag, get caught, cling

Espressioni comuni: catch on a nail, catch on to something

COGLIERE UN’OPPORTUNITÀC1

cogliere il potenziale di, sfruttare

Accorgersi che qualcosa può essere utile o avere successo e iniziare a sfruttarlo.

In inglese semplice: To see that something could be useful or successful and start using it.

  • Companies soon caught on to the new trend.
  • She caught on to the business opportunity before anyone else.
  • Hotels are catching on to the potential of this technology.

Come si usa: catch on to something (Small businesses caught on to the benefits of online sales.)

Sinonimi: pick up on, take advantage of

Espressioni comuni: catch on to something, catch on early

TORNARE IN SÉC2

darsi una regolata, tornare in sé

Capire bene la situazione e iniziare a comportarsi in modo ragionevole.

In inglese semplice: To make yourself understand the situation properly and start behaving sensibly.

  • Catch yourself on and stop shouting.
  • He finally caught himself on and apologized.
  • She told me to catch myself on and behave properly.

Come si usa: catch oneself on (You need to catch yourself on and stop making excuses.)

Sinonimi: get a grip, come to your senses

Espressioni comuni: catch yourself on, catch oneself on

Domande frequenti su catch on

Cosa significa catch on?

“catch on” significa “capire”. Iniziare a capire qualcosa, spesso dopo un po’ di tempo.

Come si dice catch on in italiano?

Le traduzioni di catch on in italiano sono: capire, rendersi conto, prendere piede, diffondersi, impigliarsi, aggrapparsi.

Come si pronuncia catch on?

In inglese americano si pronuncia /ˌkætʃ ˈɑn/, in inglese britannico /ˌkætʃ ˈɒn/.

Come si usa catch on in una frase?

I explained it, and she caught on. He soon caught on to the rules.

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