| 捕捉 | bǔ zhuō | to catch; to seize; to capture | |
| 捉摸 | zhuō mō | to fathom; to make sense of; to grasp | |
| 捉弄 | zhuō nòng | to tease | |
| 捉拿 | zhuō ná | to arrest; to catch a criminal | |
| 捕风捉影 | bǔ fēng zhuō yǐng | lit. chasing the wind and clutching at shadows (idiom); fig. groundless accusations; to act on hearsay evidence |
| 1 | Well, you can try your hand at catching your own lunch! There`re boats and fishing equipment to rent and places to buy your bait. | |
| 2 | Brothers and sisters are playing catch in a lush, Green field. | |
| 3 | When I was a boy I caught tadpoles with a friend. | |
| 4 | Yes; but they may catch him yet. | |
| 5 | When the focus is on punishment as a reaction to improper behavior, we are only teaching the child not to"get caught" being "bad". |
