catch out in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for catch out in the English»Italian Dictionary

catch out VB [katʃ -] (catch [sb] out)

1. catch out:

catch out (take by surprise)

cogliere alla sprovvista

catch out (doing something wrong)

cogliere in fallo

2. catch out (trick):

catch out

ingannare, giocare un tiro a

3. catch out (in cricket, baseball):

catch out batsman

mettere fuori gioco

Translations for catch out in the Italian»English Dictionary

cogliere qn in fallo

to catch sb out, to catch sb on the wrong foot

cogliere qn in fallo

to catch sb on the wrong foot, to catch sb out

Translations for catch out in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.catch [Brit katʃ, Am kætʃ, kɛtʃ] N

1. catch (fastening):

catch (on purse, brooch)

fermaglio m

catch (on purse, brooch)

gancio m

catch (on purse, brooch)

chiusura f

catch (on window, door)

fermo m

2. catch (drawback):

catch fig

trappola f

what's the catch?

dov'è il tranello?

3. catch (break in voice):

with a catch in his voice

con un'esitazione or un sussulto nella voce

4. catch (act of catching):

catch

presa f

to take a catch Brit, to make a catch Am SPORTS

effettuare una presa

to play catch

giocare a palla

5. catch FISH (haul):

catch

pesca f

catch

retata f

to have a good catch

fare una buona pesca

6. catch:

catch HISTORY, MUS

= canzone a canone con testo di carattere umoristico o osceno

7. catch (marriage partner):

to be a good catch

essere un buon partito

II.catch <pt/pp caught> [Brit katʃ, Am kætʃ, kɛtʃ] VB trans

1. catch:

catch (hold and retain) person: ball

prendere, afferrare

catch fish, mouse

prendere, catturare

catch container: water, dust

raccogliere

catch (by running) person: person

prendere, acchiappare

I managed to catch her in (at home)

riuscii a trovarla

2. catch (take by surprise):

catch person, thief

prendere, sorprendere

to catch sb doing

sorprendere qn a fare

to be or get caught

farsi prendere or sorprendere

to catch sb in the act, to catch sb at it inf

cogliere qn in flagrante or sul fatto

you wouldn't catch me smoking, arriving late!

non mi sorprenderai mai a fumare, in ritardo!

you won't catch me at it again!

non mi pescherai di nuovo!

we got caught in the rain, in the storm

fummo sorpresi dalla pioggia, dalla tempesta

you've caught me at an awkward moment

mi hai preso in un brutto momento

to catch sb off balance fig

cogliere qn alla sprovvista

to catch sb on the wrong foot

cogliere qn in contropiede

to be caught short

essere colto di sorpresa

to catch sb unawares

cogliere qn alla sprovvista

3. catch (be in time for):

catch bus, train, plane

(riuscire a) prendere

to catch the last post or mail

essere in tempo per l'ultima levata della posta

4. catch (manage to see):

catch programme

prendere, riuscire a vedere

catch show, play

arrivare in tempo per

5. catch (grasp):

catch hand, arm, branch, rope

afferrare, prendere

catch interest, imagination

catturare, attrarre

to catch hold of sth

afferrare or prendere qc

to catch sb's attention or eye

attirare l'attenzione di qn

to catch the Speaker's eye Brit POL

ottenere la parola

to catch the chairman's eye ADMIN

ottenere la parola

to catch some sleep inf

dormire un po'

6. catch (hear):

catch word, name

comprendere, afferrare

do you catch my meaning?

riesci a capire quello che voglio dire?

7. catch (perceive):

catch smell

sentire

catch sound

distinguere

catch look

cogliere, notare

to catch sight of sb, sth

scorgere or avvistare qn, qc

8. catch (get stuck):

to catch one's fingers in drawer, door

prendersi le dita in

to catch one's shirt, sleeve on nail

impigliarsi la camicia, la manica in

to get one's head, hand caught

avere la testa, mano bloccata or chiusa (in in; between tra)

to get one's shirt, sweater caught

impigliarsi la camicia, il maglione (on in)

to get caught in person: net, thorns, barbed wire

rimanere impigliato in

9. catch disease, virus, flu:

catch

prendere, contrarre

to catch a cold

prendere un raffreddore

to catch a chill

prendere freddo

10. catch (hit):

catch object, person

prendere, colpire

the ball, stone caught him on the head

la palla, la pietra lo colpì in testa

to catch sth with elbow, broom handle

colpire qc con

to catch sb (with) a blow

dare or sferrare un colpo a qn

11. catch (have an effect on):

catch sun, light: object, raindrops

fare risplendere

catch wind: paper, bag

portare via

to catch one's breath

trattenere il respiro

12. catch:

to catch the sun

prendere il sole

to catch fire or light

prendere fuoco

to catch the light

riflettere la luce

13. catch (capture):

catch atmosphere, mood, spirit

rendere, cogliere

to catch sth on film

fissare qc sulla pellicola

14. catch SPORTS (in cricket, baseball):

catch batsman

mettere fuori gioco

15. catch (trick):

catch

ingannare, giocare un tiro a

16. catch (manage to reach):

catch

raggiungere

III.catch <pt/pp caught> [Brit katʃ, Am kætʃ, kɛtʃ] VB intr

1. catch (become stuck):

to catch on sth shirt, sleeve:

impigliarsi in

to catch on sth wheel: frame

fregare contro

2. catch (start to burn):

catch wood, coal:

accendersi, prendere (fuoco)

catch fire:

prendere

IV.catch [Brit katʃ, Am kætʃ, kɛtʃ]

you'll catch it! inf

guai a te!

I.out [Brit aʊt, Am aʊt] ADV Out is used after many verbs in English to alter or reinforce the meaning of the verb (hold out, wipe out, filter out etc.). Very often in Italian, a verb alone will be used to translate those combinations; for translations you should consult the appropriate verb entry (hold , wipe, filter etc.). - When out is used as an adverb meaning outside, it often adds little to the sense of the phrase: they're out in the garden = they're in the garden; in such cases out will not usually be translated: sono in giardino. - Out is used as an adverb to mean absent or not at home. In this case she's out really means she's gone out and the Italian translation is: è uscita. - For the phrase out of, see II1 in this entry. - For examples of the above and other uses, see this entry.

1. out (outside):

out

fuori

out

all'esterno

to stand out in the rain

restare fuori sotto la pioggia

to be out in the garden

essere (fuori) in giardino

out there

là fuori

out here

qui fuori

2. out (from within):

to go or walk out

uscire

to pull, take sth out

estrarre, portare fuori qc

I couldn't find my way out

non riuscivo a trovare l'uscita

“Out” (exit)

“Uscita”

(get) out!

fuori!

3. out (away from land, base):

out in China, Australia

in Cina, in Australia

two days out from port, camp

a due giorni dal porto, dal campo

when the tide is out

quando la marea è bassa or si è ritirata

further out

più lontano or più in là

4. out (in the world at large):

there are a lot of people out there looking for work

c'è molta gente in giro che cerca lavoro

5. out (absent):

to be out

essere uscito or essere assente

to be out strikers:

essere in sciopero

while you were out

mentre eri fuori or eri uscito

she's out shopping

è uscita a fare compere

6. out (in slogans):

“Tories out!”

“via i Conservatori!”

7. out (for social activity):

to invite sb out to dinner

invitare qn a cena fuori

a day out at the seaside

una giornata al mare

let's have an evening out this week

usciamo una sera questa settimana

8. out (published, now public):

to be out book:

essere pubblicato

to be out exam results:

essere reso pubblico

my secret is out

il mio segreto è di pubblico dominio

truth will out

la verità verrà a galla, si saprà

9. out (in bloom):

to be out tree, shrub:

essere in fiore

to be fully out flower:

essere sbocciato

10. out (in view):

the sun, the moon is out

c'è il sole, c'è la luna

the stars are out

ci sono le stelle

11. out (extinguished):

to be out fire, light:

essere spento

lights out at 10.30 pm

spegnimento delle luci alle 22.30

12. out SPORTS, GAMES:

to be out player:

essere eliminato

“out!” (of ball)

“out!” or “fuori!”

13. out (unconscious):

to be out (cold) inf

essere svenuto or privo di sensi

to be out (cold) boxer:

essere al tappeto or essere K.O.

14. out (over, finished):

before the week is out

prima della fine della settimana

15. out Brit (incorrect):

to be out in one's calculations

sbagliarsi nei propri calcoli

to be three degrees out

sbagliarsi di tre gradi

my watch is two minutes out (slow)

il mio orologio è indietro di due minuti

my watch is two minutes out (fast)

il mio orologio è avanti di due minuti

16. out (not possible) inf:

no that option is out

no, quell'opzione è esclusa

17. out (actively in search of) inf:

to be out to do sth

essere (fermamente) deciso a fare qc

to be out for revenge or to get sb

essere deciso a vendicarsi

he's just out for what he can get pej

non si lascia scappare alcuna opportunità

18. out (not in fashion) inf:

to be out style, colour:

essere passato di or essere fuori moda

19. out (in holes) inf:

trousers with the knees out

pantaloni con buchi alle ginocchia

20. out Brit (ever) inf:

he's the kindest, stupidest person out

è la persona più gentile, stupida che ci sia

21. out LAW:

to be out jury:

essere in camera di consiglio

II.out of PREP

1. out of (from):

to go or walk or come out of the house

uscire dalla casa

get out of here!

esci di qui!

to jump out of bed, of the window

saltare fuori dal letto, (fuori) dalla finestra

to tear a page out of a book

strappare una pagina a un libro

to take sth out of a box, of a drawer

prendere qc da una scatola, da un cassetto

to take sth out of one's bag, one's pocket

prendere qc nella borsa, nelle tasche or tirare fuori qc dalla borsa, dalla tasca

2. out of (expressing ratio):

out of

su

two out of every three people

due persone su tre

3. out of (part of whole):

a paragraph out of a book

un paragrafo (preso) da un libro

like something out of a horror movie

come qualcosa in un film dell'orrore

4. out of (beyond defined limits):

out of reach, sight

lontano da

out of water

fuori da

out of city, compound

al di fuori di

5. out of (free from confinement):

to be out of hospital, of prison

essere uscito dall'ospedale, di prigione

6. out of (expressing shelter):

out of sun, rain

al riparo da

7. out of (lacking):

to be (right) out of item, commodity

non avere più

8. out of (made from):

out of wood, plasticine, metal

di, in

9. out of (due to):

out of malice, respect etc.

per

10. out of RIDING (lineage of horse):

Rapido out of Lightning

Rapido figlio di Lightning

III.out [Brit aʊt, Am aʊt] VB trans

out person:

out

rivelare, svelare l'omosessualità di

IV.out [Brit aʊt, Am aʊt] N inf (means of escape, excuse)

out

scappatoia f

out

scusa f

V.out [Brit aʊt, Am aʊt]

I want out! inf

non voglio più saperne or non voglio più starci!

I'm out of here inf

me la filo or me la batto

go on, out with it! inf

dai, di' quello che devi dire!

to be on the outs with sb Am inf

essere in rotta con qn

to be out and about

essere in giro

to be out and about (after illness)

essere di nuovo in piedi

to be out of it inf

essere rintronato or stordito

to feel out of it

sentirsi strano

you're well out of it

hai fatto bene a starne fuori

catch out in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for catch out in the Italian»English Dictionary

cogliere qu in fallo

to catch sb out

incastrare hum inf

to catch out

intrappolare

to catch out

cogliere qu in fallo

to catch sb out

Translations for catch out in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.catch <caught, caught> [kætʃ] VB trans

1. catch (hold moving object):

catch

afferrare

catch person

prendere

catch person

catturare

to catch sb at a bad moment

cogliere qu in un momento poco opportuno

2. catch (entangle):

to get caught in sth

rimanere incastrato in qc

to get caught up in sth

rimanere coinvolto in qc

to get caught on sth

rimanere impigliato in qc

3. catch (collect):

catch

raccogliere

4. catch:

catch (capture an expression)

percepire

catch (hear)

sentire

5. catch (attract):

catch

attirare

6. catch (get):

catch

prendere

to catch the bus

prendere l'autobus

7. catch (understand):

catch

capire

8. catch:

catch (notice)

rendersi conto di

catch (by chance)

notare (per caso)

9. catch (discover by surprise):

to catch sb doing sth

cogliere qu mentre fa qc

to catch sb red-handed fig

cogliere qu in flagrante

to catch sb with their pants down, to catch sb napping fig

cogliere qu alla sprovvista

10. catch MED (become infected):

catch

prendere

11. catch (start burning):

catch fire

prendere

II.catch <-es> [kætʃ] N

1. catch (fish caught):

catch

pesca f

2. catch (fastening device):

catch

chiusura f

catch on window

fermo m

3. catch inf (suitable partner):

he's a good catch

è un buon partito

4. catch (trick):

catch

tranello m

I.out [aʊt] VB trans

out

rivelare l'omosessualità di

II.out [aʊt] ADJ

1. out (absent):

out person

fuori

2. out (released):

out book

pubblicato, -a

out news

rilasciato, -a

3. out BOT:

out flower

in fiore

4. out (visible):

the sun/moon is out

c'è il sole/la luna

5. out (finished):

before the week is out

prima che la settimana finisca

6. out (not functioning):

out fire, light

spento, -a

7. out SPORTS (out of bounds):

out

fuori (campo)

8. out (unfashionable):

out

fuori moda

9. out (not possible):

to be out

fuori discussione

10. out (in baseball):

out

out inv

III.out [aʊt] ADV

1. out (not inside):

out

fuori

to go out

uscire

get out!

fuori!

keep out!

vietato entrare!

to eat out

mangiar fuori

2. out (remove):

to cross out words

cancellare le parole con la penna

to get a stain out

togliere una macchia

to put out a fire

spegnere un incendio

3. out (available):

the best one out right now

il migliore sul mercato adesso

4. out (away):

to be out person

essere fuori

to go out to the West Coast

trasferirsi sulla West Coast

to be out at sea

essere in mare (aperto)

the tide is going out

la marea si sta abbassando

5. out (unconscious):

to pass out

perdere conoscenza

to be out cold

essere privo di sensi

Phrases:

to be out and about (on the road)

essere in giro

out with it!

sputa il rospo!

IV.out [aʊt] PREP

1. out (towards outside):

out of

fuori da

to go out of the room

uscire dalla stanza

to jump out of bed

alzarsi (dal letto) con un balzo

to take sth out of a box

tirar fuori qc da una scatola

to look/lean out of the window

guardare/sporgersi dalla finestra

2. out (outside from):

out of sight

non visto

out of reach

non a portata di mano

to drink out of a glass

bere da un bicchiere

to be out of it

sentirsi escluso

3. out (away from):

to be out of town

essere fuori città

to be out of the country

essere all'estero

to get out of the rain

venir via dalla pioggia

out of the way!

fate largo!

4. out (without):

to be out of money/work

essere senza soldi/lavoro

out of breath

senza fiato

out of order

guasto, -a

5. out (not included in):

to get out of the habit of doing sth

perdere l'abitudine di fare qc

his dog is out of control

il suo cane è indisciplinato

6. out (from):

made out of wood/steel

fatto di legno/acciaio

to copy sth out of a file

copiare qc da un file

to get sth out of sb

ottenere qc da qu

to read out of a novel

leggere da un romanzo

in 3 cases out of 10

in 3 casi su 10

7. out (because of):

to do sth out of politeness

fare qc per gentilezza

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

That is, players are put there with the main aim being to catch out the batsman rather than to stop or slow down the scoring of runs.

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The sea is powerful and can catch out even the strongest and most experienced swimmers.

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They were happy to sit back and try to catch out the holders on the counter-attack or from a set-piece.

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In the next few weeks, it will be used to catch out illegal dumpers.

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This is a brilliantly adept transmission that's impossible to catch out, so much so that you might as well chuck out the paddle shifters.

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His ability to catch out of the backfield is not the full extent of what he can do as a receiver, however.

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This year we have heard some amazing music from acts both new and old, but sometimes it's the music videos that catch out eye.

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Years after they were first used to catch out unwary users, simple phishing scams sent via email are both common and effective.

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Spring typically brings unsettled weather patterns that can catch out even the most experienced people.

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But their brand of rough and tumble basketball will catch out teams unwilling to mix it up and the wins will come at some point.

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