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catch hold of

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catch (a)hold of someone or something
to grasp or seize someone or something. See if you can catch hold of the rope as it swings back and forth. I couldn't catch ahold of her.
See also: catch, hold


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We were walking along and he would catch hold of my arm and try to turn me around to walk back from where we had started.
We were successful in the end as we were able to tranquilise the leopard and were able to catch hold of it," said Sudhir Wadekar, a forest official.
In India to catch hold of your ear is a sign of repentance or sincerity while a similar gesture in Brazil signifies appreciation.
 
 
 
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