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caught Definition

caught (kôt)

transitive verb, intransitive verb

catch

Etymology: ME cahte, cauhte

caught Synonyms

caught

modif.

taken, seized, arrested, entangled; see captured 1, under arrest at arrest.

caught Usage Examples

Object

train: Oh, I still managed to sing along to The Day We Caught the Train.

Preposition: on

camera: How to send a photo Caught on camera - how we're fixing the problem What is Caught on Camera?

Converse of object

get: Unfair Tenancy Terms, Don't Get Caught Out by the Office of Fair Trading.

Modifying Another Word

  • just: Watch the I Just Caught A Face video from The Basement now.
  • still: Still Caught on the Snag Do not misunderstand me.

Modifies a noun

  • reading: In addition, a ' Get Caught Reading ' poster campaign went up around the school to coincide with World Book Day.
  • offside: OWEN: 5/10 Caught offside far to much and withdrawn after sixty minutes.
  • fish: Importers of Quality Marine fish and inv... Net Caught fish of the highest quality and at.. .

Preposition: in

  • dream: They kicked off with ' I Want 2 ' , then into ' Caught in a Dream ' .
  • net: In Caught in the Net, Kimberly Young shares the results of her three-year study of Internet abuse.
  • act: Tips + tricks; Features tour; Caught in the act; Get a DS browser banner.. .
  • rain: Thursday, 14 September, 2006 Caught in the rain Got caught in the rain yesterday.

Preposition: by

trap: Will the Workers Be Caught by the Trap that the Issue Is to Isolate and Replace Tony Blair?

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