cat-like
1>   ;
_Ex:
cat-like grace  
2> ,  ( )

cat-nap
1>   ( )
_Ex:
to have a cat-nap  

cat-o'-nine-tails
1> - (   )
2> _. _.  (Typha)

cat-skinner
1> _. _. 

cat-sleep
1>  
2>   ( )

cat-stick
1>       

cat-suit
1> "" (    )

cat-tail
1> _.  (Typha)
2> 
3> _.  ( )

cat-walk
1>  
2>  
3> _.      

cat-whiskers
1> _.  

cat-witted
1> _. ; ;   
2> _. ; 

catabases
1> _pl.  catabasis

catabasis
1> _. ; 

catabatic
1> _.   ( ); ,


catabolism
1> _. 

catachreses
1> _pl.  catachresis

catachresis
1> _. 
2> _.     
3> _.  

cataclasm
1> _. , ; , 

cataclasmic
1> _. , ; 

cataclastic
1> _. 

cataclysm
1> ; ,  ; 
2> _. 
3> _. ; ;
_Ex:
cataclysms blood  

cataclysmic
1> _.   
2> _. , 
3> _. , 

catacomb
1> 
2> . ,  ;
_Ex:
the Catacombs  
3>    ;  
4> _.    (  )

catadioprics
1> ,      

catadromous fish
1> _. ,  

catadromy
1> ,         

catafalque
1> ;  
2>     

catagmatic
1> _.   

Catalan
1> ;
_Ex:
the Catalans 
2>  
3> ;      
4>  ( )

catalectic
1> _. ,  (  )

catalepsis
1> _. 

catalepsy
1> _. , ; 
2> ;  ;  
3> _. 

cataleptic
1> ;  
2> _. 
3> , ; -
4> _.   

catalexis
1> _. ,  

catalo
1> _-.  (     )

catalog
1> _. ;
_Ex:
card catalog  ;
_Ex:
catalog cabinet  ;
_Ex:
card  ;
_Ex:
catalog item ,   ;
_Ex:
catalog librarian ;
_Ex:
catalog of places  ;
_Ex:
catalog by authors' names  
2> _. ; ;  ( )
3> _. ;
_Ex:
mail-order     

4> _. ; ; ; 
5> _. ,   
6> _.   , , , 
7> _. , ; ;
_Ex:
to catalog a woman's features   
;
_Ex:
he catalogd all her faults      


cataloger
1> _. ,  

catalogist
1> _. 

catalogize
1> _. 

catalogue
1> ;
_Ex:
card catalogue  ;
_Ex:
catalogue cabinet  ;
_Ex:
card  ;
_Ex:
catalogue item ,   ;
_Ex:
catalogue librarian ;
_Ex:
catalogue of places  ;
_Ex:
catalogue by authors' names  
2> _. ; ;  ( )
3> ;
_Ex:
mail-order     

4> ; ; ; 
5> ,   
6>   , , , 
7> , ; ;
_Ex:
to catalogue a woman's features   
;
_Ex:
he catalogued all her faults     
 

catalogue raisonne
1> _.  

cataloguer
1> ,  

cataloguing
1> _. 

cataloguist
1> 

cataloguize
1> 

catalpa
1> _.  (Catalpa)

catalyses
1> _pl.  catalysis

catalysis
1> _. 

catalyst
1> _. ;
_Ex:
catalyst poison  
2> -   ; -  

catalytic
1> _. 
2>   ;
_Ex:
nuclear physics has exerted a strong catalytic influence
on developments in science    
  

catalytic converter
1> _.    

catalyzator
1> _. 

catalyze
1> 

catamaran
1> _. 
2> , .    

catamite
1>     

catamount
1> _.     (Felidae)
2> _. _.  (Lynx lunx)
3> _. _. ,  (Panthera concolor)

catamountain
1> _.     (Felidae)
2>    (Felis gen.)
3>  (Leopardus gen.)

cataphoresis
1> _. 

cataphract
1> _. 
2> _.       
3> _.  ( )

cataplasm
1> _. 

cataplexy
1> _. 

catapult
1> _. ;  
2> _. ;
_Ex:
catapult seat _.  
3> 
4> _. ,  
5> _. 
6>   

catapulting
1> _. 

cataract
1> 
2>  ( )
3> _. ;
_Ex:
cataracts of heaven  
4> , 
5> _. ,  ;
_Ex:
cataract extraction _.  
6> _. ,  , 
7> _.  
8>  

cataracted
1>  ( )
2> _.   ( )

cataractous
1> _. 

catarrh
1> _.   ; 
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
epidemic catarrh ;
_Ex:
summer catarrh  

catarrhal
1> _. 

catastases
1> _pl.  catastasis

catastasis
1> _.  
2> _. ,  

catastrophe
1> ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
nuclear catastrophe  
2> ;  
3> _. 
4> ;  
5> _. 
6> _. ,  ;
_Ex:
catastrophe theory  

catastrophic
1> 

catastrophism
1> _. ,  

catatonia, catatony
1> _. , , 

Catawda
1> _. ,   (Vitis labrousa)
2>  ( )

catbird
1> _.   (Mimus carolinensis)

catbird seat
1> _. _. ,  ;
_Ex:
in the catbird seat   

catcall
1> , ;
_Ex:
the libretto evoked critical catcalls   
 
2> 
3> 

catch
1> ; ;
_Ex:
her catch was quick enough to keep the plate from hitting
the floor        
2> ; ;
_Ex:
a fine catch of fish   ;
_Ex:
that bachelor is a good catch   -  
3> _. , ; ;
_Ex:
catch question  ;
_Ex:
there must be a catch somewhere  -  ; 
 - ;
_Ex:
what's the catch in his offer?    
?;
_Ex:
that's the catch  -  
4>  ;
_Ex:
no catch, not much of a catch  ;
 ;     
5> , ; 
6> _. ,  
7> _.  
8> _. ; ; 
9>    ();   
();
_Ex:
with a catch in her voice  
10> , , ;
_Ex:
catches of old tunes   
11>   ;  ;
_Ex:
to play catch   
12>  
13> _.  ()
14> _-.   
15> _. _.  (    XIV-XVI
.)
16> , ; 
17> , ; , ;
_Ex:
to catch smb. red-handed  -   ;
_Ex:
to catch smb. napping  - ;
_Ex:
to catch in a lie   ;
_Ex:
to catch in a word   ; _.   ;
_Ex:
to be caught in a snowstorm    ;
_Ex:
to be caught cheating    ;
_Ex:
to be caught in the turmoil    
();
_Ex:
a rat was caught in the trap    ;
_Ex:
I caught him out     ;
_Ex:
catch caught him at it     
18> , ;
_Ex:
the policeman caught the thief   
19> , ;
_Ex:
he caught at the rope    
20> ,  ;
_Ex:
he catches at everything    
21> , ;
_Ex:
to catch a likeness   ( );
_Ex:
to catch an opportunity  , 
  
22> _.  , ;
_Ex:
I don't catch your meaning  ,    ;
_Ex:
he's not very quick at catching on, is he?   
23> ; ; ;
_Ex:
to catch one's finger in the door    
24> ;
_Ex:
her dress caught on a nail     ;
_Ex:
he boat was caught in the reeds    
25> ; ;   ;
_Ex:
you've caught me this time!     !
26> , ;
_Ex:
the blow caught him on the head     ;
_Ex:
I caught him one in the eye _.    
 
27> , ;  ();
_Ex:
to catch scarlet fever  ;
_Ex:
to catch a chill ;
_Ex:
to catch one's death of cold   
28> ; 
29> , ;
_Ex:
to catch the train   ;
_Ex:
I wonder whether I can catch the post      ?
30> , ;
_Ex:
to catch a melody  ;
_Ex:
I didn't quite catch what you said   , 
 
31> ;
_Ex:
to catch sight of smth  - ( );
_Ex:
I caught sight of her in the crowd  ,   
 
32> ; ; ;
_Ex:
bright colours catch a baby's eye   
;
_Ex:
the fact caught her attention    
 ;
_Ex:
to catch the imagination  
33> ;
_Ex:
the lock won't catch   
34>  ();    
_Id:
to catch it  ;
_Id:
I caught it  ;
_Id:
you will catch it!    !;
_Id:
to catch one's foot ;
_Id:
to catch the trick ; ; 
( - );
_Id:
to catch a crab _. _. " ";
_Id:
catch me doing that!    ? !;
_Id:
catch me ever telling him anything again!     
 - !;
_Id:
to catch the Speaker's eye _.    
;
_Id:
to catch fire , ; ;
;  ();
_Id:
to catch hold of smth   -;
_Id:
to catch one's breath  ;  ,
;
_Id:
catch as catch can , ;
_Id:
on a catch-as-catch-can basis _.  
;
_Id:
you don't catch old birds with chaff _.  
   ;
_Id:
a drowning man will catch at a straw _.  
 

catch away
1> 

catch crops
1> _-.  ;  
2> _-.  ;  

catch in
1>  ();
_Ex:
the dress needs catching in a little at the waist 
    

catch letters
1> _. 

catch line
1> _.  , .   ,

2> _. ,     
3> _.     

catch on
1> _.  ; ;
_Ex:
the idea caught on     ;
_Ex:
the play caught on and ran for two months  
    

catch up
1> , ;
_Ex:
he caught up his hat and rushed     

2> ,   ,  ( , );
_Ex:
her hair was caught up with a long pin    
 
3> 
4> , 
5> , ;
_Ex:
to catch up and surpass   ;
_Ex:
he's working hard to catch up with the others  
,   
6> _. , ;
_Ex:
we have caught up on sleep   ;
_Ex:
I have to catch up on my correspondence    ,
   
7>   ;  ;
_Ex:
they haven't caught up yet with the latest style   
   
8>  ; ; ;
_Ex:
marriage has caught up on her    

9> ; 
10> ;
_Ex:
don't catch up every remark I make    
 
11> ,  ;
_Ex:
to be caught up in a circle which included many famous names
   ;
_Ex:
to be caught up in a war    ;
  ,   
12>  , ; ;
_Ex:
to be caught up in one's thoughts and dreams  
   

catch-22
1> "-22",  , , 
  ;  

catch-all
1> _.   ;
_Ex:
most attics are catch-alls    

2> ;
_Ex:
catch-all phrase  
3> , ;
_Ex:
catch-all organization    

catch-basin
1>      

catch-style
1> _.  

catch-up
1>  , 

catcher
1>  .  
2> _. 
3> _.  ()
4> _. ,  ()
5> ,  ( )

catcher boat
1>  

catchfly
1> "",    

catching
1> ;
_Ex:
flu is catching  -  
2> ; ;
_Ex:
yawning is catching  
3> ;
_Ex:
a catching way  ;
_Ex:
the singer has a catching style   
  
4> _. ; ; 
5>  ( )

catching bargain
1> _.      
,     

catchment
1> 

catchment area
1>  ;  
2> ,  , 

catchpenny
1> ,      
, 

catchphrase
1> _.  , .   ,


