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catch onto

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catch onto something
[for something] to snag on or get grabbed by something else. (See also onto something.) This little piece has to catch onto this gear each time it comes around. A few threads of my shirt caught onto the cactus needles and ruined the whole thing.
See also: catch


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People are starting to catch onto the charter flight phenomenon, as commercial air tickets go up and the prices of renting a private jet go down.
It may take awhile, but the mother and baby will eventually catch onto it and breastfeeding will move smoothly along.
Sometimes once the line is in the water; it takes forever for the fish to catch onto it.
 
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