[영어 단어] catch on

 

catch on

유행하다, 인기를 얻다
대중화되다
~을 이해하다

to understand something; to realize the truth of something
to become popular or fashionable
slowly start to understand
He caught on after a few minutes.
She catches on faster than the other students.
Some home appliances are newly becoming widespread these days. Clothes dryers are a top example. They have been common overseas for ages, but they hadn’t really caught on in Korea before. However, sales of dryers are going through the root these days.
The song wasn't popular at first, but it soon caught on.
If you watch the other interns, you will catch on quickly.
It took me a few days to catch on, but now I can use the software easily.

 

 

 

catch on tape

녹음/녹화하다

Just 10 years ago, a mention of “drones” would bring to mind unmanned surveillance vessels of military missions. This is not true anymore. Now, drones can be found in all corners of our daily lives. They are most commonly put to use to film video. Video caught on tape by drones in the air is used in various programs and movies.

 

 

 

catch on to

추세에 편승하다
~을 알아듣다

Businesses have caught on to this trend. There are many marketing strategies that are aimed at single-person households. These include restaurants and bars where people can go solo. Convenience stores sell single-serving meals.

 

 

 

catch on with

~사이에서 유행하기 시작하다

These places are catching on with foreign visitors and tourists. Sometimes, some public baths can serve as makeshift motels, because they have areas where you can get some sleep.
Do you think this book will catch on with readers?
The new program soon caught on with youngsters.