Meaning interpretation
1, grasp English [k? t？ ] ? Beauty [k? t？ ] ? ?
Catch up; Seize; Capture; Understand; understand
Catch; Capture; snare
2. Draw English [Doctor? ] ? Beauty [doctor? ]
Drag; Approaching; Painting; Excerpts; Pull; draw
Ties; Draw lots; Pull; Drag; Something attractive
3. Attract English [? tr？ kt]？ Beauty [? 'tr？ kt]？ ?
Verb (abbreviation of verb) attraction; draw on
Usage difference
The basic meaning of catch is "catch", which means to catch people or things that are moving or hiding by means of tracking, deception, force or sudden attack. Extension can mean "attracting" someone's attention. Catch can also mean "understanding" and "being sick".
When catch is used as a noun, it basically means "catch" and "catch", which means catching or throwing or hitting something, especially catching a ball. Extension can also refer to catch or catch When referring to people, it often refers to people who are not easy to obtain, and can also refer to locks, hooks and hooks.
Draw has two basic meanings: one is "painting"; The second is "pull". When doing "painting", it means drawing sketches, lines and maps with pencils, crayons and chalk. Extension can be "description" or "drawing a clear line between right and wrong".
Draw, when used as a noun, means "draw lots", which means to draw any one from many choices to decide something or an award. Draw can also mean that there is no winner in a game, which is a figurative "draw". Draw can also mean "attractive person or thing", which means that someone or something is full of temptation to others. Draw can also mean smoking.
Attract basically means "attract" and is extended to "attract the attention of ...". The reason can be the attractive nature or characteristics of the attractor, or it can be that the attractor is attractive to the actor or very sensitive to the influence of the actor. When it refers to the attraction of the opposite sex, it refers to the strong envy of the attracted person or the love or desire.
Attract is mainly used as a transitive verb. The subject can be people or things, or abstract nouns such as beauty and goodness. This object can be a person, an event, or an abstract noun, such as attention and eyes.
typical
An example of catch is as follows
We just caught the train.
We just caught the train.
The police are tracking him, hoping to catch him soon.
The police are searching for him, hoping to catch him soon.
It is natural for a cat to catch a mouse.
Cats catch mice by instinct.
Examples of drawing lots are as follows
This season is coming to an end.
The noisy social season is coming to an end.
Mary drew a house on paper.
Mary drew a house on paper.
I will withdraw some money from my account.
I want to withdraw some deposits.
Examples of attraction are as follows
This year's flower show attracted a large audience.
This year's flower show attracted a large audience.
She coughed lightly to get my attention.
She coughed gently to get my attention.
His comments are bound to attract criticism.
His comments are bound to attract criticism.