Definition of catcher in English:

catcher

nounˈkatʃə

1A person or thing that catches something.
捕捉者；抓取者；捕捉器
a humane spider catcher
Example sentencesExamples
- The Conservation and Land Management Department is looking for snake catchers.
- He uses jingoism as a blatant vote catcher, and much to disgrace of the Australian electorate, it's working.
- There are still plenty of wild goats on the Kerry mountains, but a problem nowadays is in finding goat catchers to help with the capture, according to Frank.
- He sold himself as the latest in a dynasty of pigeon catchers.
- Mental Health issues are not normally seen as a strong vote catcher.
- An appeal is being made to all volunteers from previous years to come along and new hare catchers will also be very welcome.
- When these cages have been used awhile, they develop sharp edges and injure chickens as well as the catchers themselves.
- He said the market for mosquito catchers in Europe and Asia is huge, and could secure hundreds of Scottish jobs.
- One reason for the increase is thought to be the foot-and-mouth epidemic two years ago which meant mole catchers could not get access to large expanses of land to control the mole population.
- And what if your great great grandfather turns out to be a thief or rat - catcher rather than a member of the aristocracy?
- You can't go out like the child catcher and round them up.
- In 2001, 13 professional bird catchers were operating in the area, a number that by 2002 had risen to 24.
- The glass on display included light catchers, mirrors, leaded panels and lamps.
- There are badges made out of jigsaw pieces, a sun catcher made from an old plastic lid and plenty more.
- Seconds later, the catchers had her and released her from the harness.
- In Victoria it is seen as a vote catcher of real cultural significance.
- He and fellow operators had argued that use of the dung catchers as an additional part of their horses' tack could compromise the welfare of the animals.
- Sounds like the chicken catchers, who are trying to unionize, are going to be a dying breed soon.
- You may need to empty the lint catcher if the water drains very slowly after a while.
1. 1.1Baseball A fielder positioned behind home plate to catch pitches not hit by the batter.
  〔棒球〕接球手
  Example sentencesExamples
  Actually the bowler and catcher do tend to meet up after getting a wicket and congratulate each other.
  If he had such catchers to help him, he might, by now, have taken 600 Test wickets himself.
  He swings and misses a third strike on a pitch that bounces at the catcher's feet and rolls behind him.
  He is one of the best defensive catchers in baseball, but he has had hitting problems, especially against left-handers.
  A wild pitch is when the catcher misses it - if a man is on base he can easily steal a base, maybe two.

Rhymes

dacha, focaccia, garnacha, patcher, scratcher, snatcher, stature, thatcher

Definition of catcher in US English:

catcher

noun

1A person or thing that catches something.
捕捉者；抓取者；捕捉器
a humane spider catcher
Example sentencesExamples
- In Victoria it is seen as a vote catcher of real cultural significance.
- He uses jingoism as a blatant vote catcher, and much to disgrace of the Australian electorate, it's working.
- There are badges made out of jigsaw pieces, a sun catcher made from an old plastic lid and plenty more.
- The Conservation and Land Management Department is looking for snake catchers.
- He and fellow operators had argued that use of the dung catchers as an additional part of their horses' tack could compromise the welfare of the animals.
- There are still plenty of wild goats on the Kerry mountains, but a problem nowadays is in finding goat catchers to help with the capture, according to Frank.
- He sold himself as the latest in a dynasty of pigeon catchers.
- An appeal is being made to all volunteers from previous years to come along and new hare catchers will also be very welcome.
- Mental Health issues are not normally seen as a strong vote catcher.
- The glass on display included light catchers, mirrors, leaded panels and lamps.
- He said the market for mosquito catchers in Europe and Asia is huge, and could secure hundreds of Scottish jobs.
- Sounds like the chicken catchers, who are trying to unionize, are going to be a dying breed soon.
- And what if your great great grandfather turns out to be a thief or rat - catcher rather than a member of the aristocracy?
- When these cages have been used awhile, they develop sharp edges and injure chickens as well as the catchers themselves.
- You can't go out like the child catcher and round them up.
- Seconds later, the catchers had her and released her from the harness.
- In 2001, 13 professional bird catchers were operating in the area, a number that by 2002 had risen to 24.
- One reason for the increase is thought to be the foot-and-mouth epidemic two years ago which meant mole catchers could not get access to large expanses of land to control the mole population.
- You may need to empty the lint catcher if the water drains very slowly after a while.
1. 1.1Baseball A fielder positioned behind home plate to catch pitches not hit by the batter and to execute other defensive plays.
  〔棒球〕接球手
  Example sentencesExamples
  If he had such catchers to help him, he might, by now, have taken 600 Test wickets himself.
  He swings and misses a third strike on a pitch that bounces at the catcher's feet and rolls behind him.
  He is one of the best defensive catchers in baseball, but he has had hitting problems, especially against left-handers.
  A wild pitch is when the catcher misses it - if a man is on base he can easily steal a base, maybe two.
  Actually the bowler and catcher do tend to meet up after getting a wicket and congratulate each other.

单词	catcher
释义	Definition of catcher in English: catcher nounˈkatʃə 1A person or thing that catches something. 捕捉者；抓取者；捕捉器 a humane spider catcher Example sentencesExamples The Conservation and Land Management Department is looking for snake catchers. He uses jingoism as a blatant vote catcher, and much to disgrace of the Australian electorate, it's working. There are still plenty of wild goats on the Kerry mountains, but a problem nowadays is in finding goat catchers to help with the capture, according to Frank. He sold himself as the latest in a dynasty of pigeon catchers. Mental Health issues are not normally seen as a strong vote catcher. An appeal is being made to all volunteers from previous years to come along and new hare catchers will also be very welcome. When these cages have been used awhile, they develop sharp edges and injure chickens as well as the catchers themselves. He said the market for mosquito catchers in Europe and Asia is huge, and could secure hundreds of Scottish jobs. One reason for the increase is thought to be the foot-and-mouth epidemic two years ago which meant mole catchers could not get access to large expanses of land to control the mole population. And what if your great great grandfather turns out to be a thief or rat - catcher rather than a member of the aristocracy? You can't go out like the child catcher and round them up. In 2001, 13 professional bird catchers were operating in the area, a number that by 2002 had risen to 24. The glass on display included light catchers, mirrors, leaded panels and lamps. There are badges made out of jigsaw pieces, a sun catcher made from an old plastic lid and plenty more. Seconds later, the catchers had her and released her from the harness. In Victoria it is seen as a vote catcher of real cultural significance. He and fellow operators had argued that use of the dung catchers as an additional part of their horses' tack could compromise the welfare of the animals. Sounds like the chicken catchers, who are trying to unionize, are going to be a dying breed soon. You may need to empty the lint catcher if the water drains very slowly after a while. 1.1Baseball A fielder positioned behind home plate to catch pitches not hit by the batter. 〔棒球〕接球手 Example sentencesExamples Actually the bowler and catcher do tend to meet up after getting a wicket and congratulate each other. If he had such catchers to help him, he might, by now, have taken 600 Test wickets himself. He swings and misses a third strike on a pitch that bounces at the catcher's feet and rolls behind him. He is one of the best defensive catchers in baseball, but he has had hitting problems, especially against left-handers. A wild pitch is when the catcher misses it - if a man is on base he can easily steal a base, maybe two. Rhymes dacha, focaccia, garnacha, patcher, scratcher, snatcher, stature, thatcher Definition of catcher in US English: catcher noun 1A person or thing that catches something. 捕捉者；抓取者；捕捉器 a humane spider catcher Example sentencesExamples In Victoria it is seen as a vote catcher of real cultural significance. He uses jingoism as a blatant vote catcher, and much to disgrace of the Australian electorate, it's working. There are badges made out of jigsaw pieces, a sun catcher made from an old plastic lid and plenty more. The Conservation and Land Management Department is looking for snake catchers. He and fellow operators had argued that use of the dung catchers as an additional part of their horses' tack could compromise the welfare of the animals. There are still plenty of wild goats on the Kerry mountains, but a problem nowadays is in finding goat catchers to help with the capture, according to Frank. He sold himself as the latest in a dynasty of pigeon catchers. An appeal is being made to all volunteers from previous years to come along and new hare catchers will also be very welcome. Mental Health issues are not normally seen as a strong vote catcher. The glass on display included light catchers, mirrors, leaded panels and lamps. He said the market for mosquito catchers in Europe and Asia is huge, and could secure hundreds of Scottish jobs. Sounds like the chicken catchers, who are trying to unionize, are going to be a dying breed soon. And what if your great great grandfather turns out to be a thief or rat - catcher rather than a member of the aristocracy? When these cages have been used awhile, they develop sharp edges and injure chickens as well as the catchers themselves. You can't go out like the child catcher and round them up. Seconds later, the catchers had her and released her from the harness. In 2001, 13 professional bird catchers were operating in the area, a number that by 2002 had risen to 24. One reason for the increase is thought to be the foot-and-mouth epidemic two years ago which meant mole catchers could not get access to large expanses of land to control the mole population. You may need to empty the lint catcher if the water drains very slowly after a while. 1.1Baseball A fielder positioned behind home plate to catch pitches not hit by the batter and to execute other defensive plays. 〔棒球〕接球手 Example sentencesExamples If he had such catchers to help him, he might, by now, have taken 600 Test wickets himself. He swings and misses a third strike on a pitch that bounces at the catcher's feet and rolls behind him. He is one of the best defensive catchers in baseball, but he has had hitting problems, especially against left-handers. A wild pitch is when the catcher misses it - if a man is on base he can easily steal a base, maybe two. Actually the bowler and catcher do tend to meet up after getting a wicket and congratulate each other.
随便看	look angrily at look angry look a picture look around look around in look around/round look around/round/over look as if butter wouldn't melt in mouth look as if butter wouldn't melt in one's mouth look as if butter wouldn't melt in one's mouth look as if one has seen a ghost look as if one has seen a ghost look askance look askance at look askance on look as though one is look at look (at) look at look at in a different light look at something through rose-tinted/rose-coloured spectacles look back look back look back at look back at/on