catch on

As you know, those who catch on the left hand side, are always complaining, always grudging type because of poor things, they suffer.

Even though the speaker had a strong accent, Henry could catch on to his story, but Tom couldn't make sense of it at all.

If only the idea could catch on, we should be able to make quite a lot of money out of it.

Zuckerberg said he expected the communications revolution he is trying to incite to take time to catch on.

She doesn't seem to catch on when people try to tell her what other people might be doing to her.

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.

Among the countries which could lose out in the future if biofuels catch on is Venezuela, one of the world's largest oil exporters.

Mr Collins argues for what he calls "theistic evolution" , which he reckons is yet to catch on because it has such a terrible name.

As long as I keep filling her mind with stories of adventure, she'll never catch on to the fact that I'm raking in gold hand over fist!

Profligacy is the new prudence. But in Asia, where saving has long been a self-evident virtue, that message has yet to catch on.

However, We must catch on which traits the first-rate university has, which gaps there are between them, and the causes making the gaps.

It took Cindy quite a while to catch on to what Bill was stating.

There must be something I cannot catch on, otherwise, how can the vert grow in turn, and the migratory birds all fly back to their homeland.

The catch on this door seems to be broken.

His fishing line with two hooks, are often able to catch on about the two, I figured a little, fast 45 seconds when one can catch on.

Meanwhile initial interest from some investment banks did not catch on elsewhere in the sector.

And I looked at him and I was so worried that everybody was going to catch on, so I was like, 'Who did that?

I'm betting Oprah's new way to pay it forward is going to catch on like wildfire-and how glorious if it does.

In many crashes , the passenger cabin remained intact and the plane did not catch on fire .

But the X Prize and the Netflix prize may give too flattering a picture of what might be possible if prizes catch on.

They often wait around a season to make sure a style is going to catch on before producing their own versions of the original look.

Guo Bo once took confident to catch on to let to paint pedagogue to exclusively paint for Ms. Zhao of portrait, one face is dark.

Still the Colonel pressed on, knowing that he had a great chicken recipe and that someday the idea would catch on.

In this world of temptation, for real, never satisfied, and is about to lose or have been lost, the woman will die catch on.

I had to tell the joke again before anyone could catch on to it.

Aspects of this model still exist despite the reform that began in 2000. But some teachers have begun to catch on to the American model.

He calls this cost-per-action, or CPA, although he means cost-per-sale, and says that it "just makes too much sense" not to catch on.

Apple had some stumbles during Mr. Jobs's second coming, including a cube-shaped Macintosh that failed to catch on and was scrapped in 2001.

Being a foreigner, Carl did not catch on to the joke.

He was able to catch on the wing a dialogue which borrowed from the darkness an indescribably tragic accent.

When I had insurance, I could get hit by a bus or catch on fire, you know? And it wouldn't matter.

Breaking up will catch on among your friends, and the more divorcees you know, the higher your own chances of becoming one.

Being a foreigner, he did not catch on the joke.

It takes a while for the brain to realize that the stomach is stretching. Eating slowly gives the brain time to catch on.

Slow up a bit you're talking so quickly that I can't catch on well.

Indeed, the invasion of privacy would be so great that surely it will never catch on.

Whether or not it will really catch on is debatable, but it's an interesting concept at the very least.

Watch the children playing catch on the beach.

Once they catch on, act mortified and stammer that you must have "mixed up the boxes, " until everyone calms down.

If big Fed interest rate surprises are always cuts, markets will eventually catch on, ratcheting up inflationary expectations.

If plug-ins fail to catch on, another way of escaping the Middle East would be to burn ethanol made from crops.

And if design concepts from the YCC catch on, it could mean a shakeup is in store for male-dominated design teams in nearly every industry.

We've told him over and over not to do that, but he just doesn't catch on.

Other companies offer various Internet-based file storage services, but most have been slow to catch on with businesses and consumers.

One of the flavors of the Internet that will catch on very quickly is the Intranet.

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

Panelists Thursday agreed it's hard to predict when a video game will catch on with the public.

You can evade the issue as usual by being affectionate, fun loving, and far too active for your lover to catch on.

The rumor says this commodity is going to catch on soon, but you can't take it seriously, or you will lose a big sum of money.

Even the European Union might consider mandatory measures if its call for voluntary action does not catch on.

Here's what the technical analyst knew that it took the mainstream market community generations to catch on to .

The end of emerging markets is here. Investors who don't catch on to this reality risk being left behind.

I didn't quite catch on to what you said just now , would you said again ?

A remark often made by traders is that once individual investors catch on to a trend, it is likely to have peaked.

no one can catch on to jon's british sense of humor.

Perhaps some of these ideas will catch on in Asia after all.

Firearms must be unloaded with the safety catch on, and suitably packed as determined by us.

You have to be impressed by the resourcefulness. It remains to be seen whether all things jellyfish will catch on.

Fish from a boat on Lake Kyr? skoski, hunt animals in the forest, and grill your catch on the barbecue of your private beach.

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

Flying brooms catch on in a big way amongst Witches; Wizards refuse to try them because, well, it just looks like it would hurt.

I don't quite catch on to what you teach.

Businesses are likely to catch on simply because their custom development dollars can go much further.

Creates a line of fire that damages infantry. Infantry will temporarily catch on fire and hurt other nearby infantry.

But AM-OLED technology failed to catch on for a reason.

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

Bond investors may just be slow to catch on, as the Japanese were when their deflationary period started.

Yet even today, the new name has failed to catch on with the public.

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

He didn't catch on to what you had implied.

Not everyone was so quick to catch on, however, and Aimi had already formed a fan base of her own.

The innovation didn't catch on until after 1896, when a brewery had the novel idea of advertising its product in match books.

It might take you a few tries to catch on, but luckily the game gives you hints on the first few.

His joke was very funny at the time , but when I told it to others later , nobody seemed to catch on.

Given the towering superiority of the first linguistic style over the second, will it catch on?

Skeptics abound, but proponents insist such software will eventually catch on with traders.

I don't quite catch on (to what he is saying).

You climb in thewindow, and fibers of your navy-blue shirt catch on the frame. Polyester.

Q. What gave you the impression that the NES was (or wasn't) going to catch on in the United States?

I don't think I catch on. Could you try to explain the problem again?

Some scares catch on: others do not.

A Google spokeswoman had no immediate comment on why the device had failed to catch on or how many units were sold.

Ubiquitous and well entrenched as mobile phones may be, some potential uses have yet to catch on in a big way.

But the running mice were quicker to catch on when scientists changed them around, the study concluded.

The catch on the door is broken.

Before long the informal organization will catch on to the new work flow.

This works great in manyplaces, but it has failed to catch on with Chinese, who prefer to buy groceriesin livelier, more crowded setting.

He didn't quite catch on to what the teacher told him.

Golden rays catch on the brightly colored light bulbs hanging on strings outside the windows, illuminating them from the outside in.

In fact, the PDA idea also failed to catch on with potential customers.

In fact, the PDA idea also failed to catch on with potential customers.

The lady repeated her question several times but I still couldn't catch on.

Wear tight clothing without collars or belts so that it doesn't catch on any of the equipment.

The idea of using a signature scent as a brand identifier has been slow to catch on outside the fashion industry.

This is something that consumers have long been aware of, and that the record labels are finally starting to catch on to.

Such jokes have yet to catch on, but southern high-tech industries are growing briskly.

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

Maldives-rich big grouper, even with the novices have to catch on with the people some incredible!

There are also concerns about whether the switching stations will catch on.

Will they catch on in the U. S. ? Probably.

When investors finally catch on, the fall could be brutal.

However, the big players have been slow to catch on.

However, you will be amazed at how quickly they catch on and how engrossed in their homework they will be simply by taking this approach.

But now hats are starting to catch on among some men in suburbs, the Midwest and beyond.

This season, the new look is the ski-pant and the question is whether it will catch on.

It can only be a matter of time before the supermarkets catch on.

Grips I hurriedly lobster catch on to shore, into in the barrel.

And some mobile-money schemes that have been launched, such as one in Tanzania, failed to catch on.

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

The famous designer predicts that mini skirts will catch on next year.

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

You'll catch on to the job after you've been here a while.

Catch on fire with enthusiasm and people will come for miles to watch you burn.

Only a few catch on.

He fixed the catch on the cupboard so that it would close properly.

It has yet to catch on, Heikkinen admits.

I wonder if the game will catch on with children and younger people?

Sometimes, I can't catch on to your jokes.

Analysts at Gartner played it safer in their "Hype Cycle" report, giving a fuzzier timeline of five to 10 years for 3-D to catch on.

Sometimes I don't catch on to your jokes.

Hang in there! You'll soon catch on to the language.

Hopefully the rest of us will catch on.

It is the basis of diagnostics teaching to catch on modern medical pattern with the view of system theory.

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

Howard: Well, if you work hard, you'll catch on quickly. You're hired.

You will catch on quickly to the unique mix of formality and structure.

You never know what you will catch on your next outing.

But we should catch on this objection correctly: they are only a safety vale.

Will the idea catch on, with no-fee ATMs popping up left and right?

And if they still don' t catch on, let them know when you feel unappreciated.

They hope that these slogans will catch on with people.

Jesus. They ever catch on, he's gonna wind up wearing a number himself.

I watched every Yao game I could catch on TV.

Sorry, I don't catch on your joke.

The catch on this door is broken.

Could such civil resistance catch on?

Wooden building can easily catch on fire.

Does that mean Iraq's oil fields will catch on fire soon?

You should watch a show call " Deadliest catch" on discovery channel.

You catch on quickly 4. He's a real bright guy.

I don't think this strange new fashion will catch on.

A wooden building can easily catch on fire.

Assistant: Wow, you catch on quick.

The best thing about these young employees is that they catch on very fast.

I doubt that the idea will catch on in Britain.

male: Stop laughing or she might catch on.

It didn't take very long for the latest fashion trend to catch on.

Heh, okay, I really don't want that name to catch on.

It's a nice song and I think it will catch on quickly.

That shark theory's starting to catch on.

Something tells me it might not catch on.

That new song will catch on quickly.

How did the newspaper catch on fire?

Some took several years to catch on.

Fashions of the past often catch on again.

How did her dress catch on a nail?

The catch on the suitcase is stuck.

A do-it-yourself can catch on fast.

It's a nice tune and will catch on quickly.

How did his coat catch on a nail?

Eating slowly gives the brain time to catch on.

I very much doubt if it will catch on.

I don't quite catch on to what she is saying.

I am not competent to catch on the tenor what the lecturer spoke.

The girl lost her thought so she didn't quite catch on how to answer the question.

This is as simple as it is gruesome, and I have a nasty feeling it might catch on.

Whatever you say now, I will always catch on you!

Being a foreigner, Carl couldn't quickly catch on to how to write Chinese characters.

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

He despises the people he has to work for; The professor scorns the students who don't catch on immediately.

I catch on to the job gradually.

He is very quick to catch on to things.

He couldn't catch on to the English idiom.

More users means lower cost, as products and technology catch on in the mass market.

Chan believes giving will catch on in China, too.

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

He is very quick (slow) to catch on.

5, Despite mailing 30, 000 households, the new product range didn't catch on.

He is very quick to catch on.

He is very slow to catch on.

Suddenly, a wave surface, and my father all of a sudden a big fish to catch on.

When the teacher speaks quickly like that , can you catch on easily?

We can make spines that catch on simulated debris and collapse on removal to easily pull them out.

The future can not be catch on, life will continue.

Potato bread is being given to school children, prisoners and the military, in the hope the trend will catch on.

Oh. When are you gonna catch on? Go away!

Hong Kong isn't as quite as enterprising as Shanghai, and speculative ventures are slow to catch on.

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catch on: to become popular or fashionable

Is the police catch on my mask

Back home, Geng spreads his catch on the roof to dry

Clear envelopes have yet to catch on

Potato snacks catch on in Russia

You'll catch on to the Job after you've been here awhile

The innkeeper didn't catch on, but seeing everyone laugh, he also became upset and muttered something to the waiter in the local dialect