catch on造句

Please repeat what you said, I didn't quite catch on.

This is a nice song, it will catch on quickly.

The catch on this door seems to be broken.

This is a new fashion of skirts and it will catch on quickly.

I expect this new way of doing business will take some time to catch on.

But unlike Celluloid, Bakelite would not catch on fire or melt.

This is a nice tune and I think it'll catch on quickly

Infantry will temporarily catch on fire and hurt other nearby infantry.

My goal was not only to catch a sailfish, but to catch one on a fly rod for the first time.

Programmers (especially those who rely on version control) are a cautious bunch, and Subversion has been slow to catch on.

Some never really catch on. Not many girls are named Laurel, even fewer are named lauryl sulfate.

So "Meh! " could take a while to catch on - and some people may hope that it never does.

If you try to cover it up, they may be fooled at first, but eventually they catch on.

Some names never seem to go out of style, like David or Emily. Some never really catch on.

In 1991, when the plant went online, there were high hopes that the technology might catch on among utilities.

Toenails - Trim your toenails straight across and filethem smooth. Rough edges will catch on your socks and help cause black toenailsand toe blisters, especially on downhills.

Edwards is adamant that this smoky little bowl will go on sale in France this autumn for less than 85 pounds and quickly catch on around the world.

Tags have been slow to steadily catch on with consumers, in part, said Ms. Hauser, at Time, because “they don't always add value.

See this happens every semester that the chuckles, the grimaces, kind of roll through the crowd as people catch on, but there you go.

Even after drivers catch on to them, they can have long-term value as a reminder that slower speeds help prevent accidents and injuries.

When I opened them I saw her reach into the box again and pull out a little blue cloth purse with a silver catch on it.

But I'm the guy who thought in the early 1990s that making home pages on something called the World Wide Web was a silly idea, which would never catch on.

The first is called "Flame", which the body is fire red, seen from afar Just like a raging fire burning, it not only looks like a flame, and even catch on to do things also.

Inside the plug is placed a moving tube which has a catch on top, a medicine port, a notch in the tube wall and a positive stop bulkhead at bottom and cooperates with the sling tube.

Baby showers have been popular in the UK for a decade or more. But will the bizarre new U.S. trend of 'gender reveal' parties for expectant couples catch on in the same way?

Back in 2001, along with most investors, the agencies were slow to catch on to the fact that energy giant Enron was hiding massive liabilities off of its balance sheet.

One to my top priority is the New Year New Year New Year's money, I as long as I get the lucky money in hand, will catch on, adhesion mother went to the bank to save money, so no one got it.

Other than people, things can also "catch one's eye."

The terrible king that couldn't even catch one mosquito was a laughingstock for his troops.