Phrases d'exemple en Anglais avec « catch on »

Some Italian fashion designers are saying that white bathing suits will catch on this year.

Being a foreigner, I couldn't catch on to the joke.

I couldn't catch on to the joke he told us.

He does not seem to be able to catch on to what she is saying.

She doesn't seem to be able to catch on to what he is saying.

Harry's really slow to catch on.

You catch on quickly.

Houses made of wood are the easiest to catch on fire.

I didn't catch one single fish.

I didn't even catch one fish.

You'll catch on.

I dropped her a broad hint, but she didn't catch on.

Tom is just beginning to catch on.

The singer has a good opera voice, but I don't think he'll catch on with young people.

You catch on quick.

Tom is beginning to catch on.

Wow, you catch on quick.

It takes you a while to catch on to things.

Heavily polluted rivers can catch on fire.

Tom was quick to catch on.

I only managed to catch one fish.

Do you think VR will catch on?

Queen of Hungary Maria Theresia ordered that Gypsies be called New Hungarians, but the term did not catch on.

They'll never catch on.

It'll never catch on.

It will never catch on.

Tom was a bit slow to catch on.

Tom is a bit slow to catch on.

When she moved to live next to the sea in Barcelona, the native New Yorker posted some videos on TikTok encouraging others to help rid the beach of cigarette butts and plastic bottles but did not hold out much hope it would catch on.

Tom said, "The Internet will never catch on," and then the time traveler told him, "Yeah, about that..."

The Internet will never catch on.

If you move, you will catch on fire.

You didn't catch on soon enough.

He didn't catch on soon enough.

I didn't catch on soon enough.

We didn't catch on soon enough.

I know exactly how to get my passion for words across people and to make them catch on to my passion for words.

It's a crummy idea, and I certainly hope it does not catch on.