to catch one out的意思|示意

I catch all small animals except that one; animals that merely go into the trap out of curiosity, I think, to see what the milk is there for.

所有小动物都被我捕捉到了，可就是没见到那种东西。我想，那些小动物只是出于好奇，想弄明白为什么要把奶放在陷阱里，它们才误入陷阱。

On the other hand, 20-somethings only manage one evening out a week, catch up with three PALS and take two short breaks, according to the findings based on a poll of 4,000 people between 18 and 75.

而另一方面，根据这个基于4000名18到75岁的人们的调查，20岁左右的人一周晚上仅仅外出一次，与三个朋友联络，进行两次短暂的休息。

In the city the countryside, each and every family, the old family member's are small, they also catch up with a son to resemble, one each one all came out.

城里乡下，家家户户，老老小小，他们也赶趟儿似的，一个个都出来了。

To take a trivial instance: how scornful we are when we catch someone out telling a lie; but who can say that he has never told not one, but a hundred?

举个小例子：当我们发现某人撒谎时时多么轻蔑，但是谁能够说从来没有说过谎？

He tears downstairs still putting on his coat, grabs the bread in one hand and his briefcase in the other, and beats it out the door just in time to catch the bus at the corner.

他一边穿上衣一边忙着往楼下走，一手抓着面包，一手提着公事包，匆匆忙忙出了门，正好在街角赶上了公共汽车。

In his opinion, a writer has got to catch "the whiteness of the bone, " to catch the one specific thing and bring it to life and make it vivid for the readers and leave everything else out.

他认为作家应捕捉“骨头洁白的程度”（乱翻译的），发觉清楚的事物，把它带入生活，生动的展现在读者面前，而不是其它什么。