catch (something) from (someone)

To contract a contagious illness. "Something" can be used between "catch" and "from" when referring to a non-specific illness. All of my students are sick right now, so I won't be surprised if I catch something from them. With the way you've been sneezing all day, I really hope I don't catch a cold from you!

catch something from someone

to get a disease from someone. I hope my children catch the chicken pox in kindergarten. Better to have it while you are young. I don't want to catch a cold from you.

词组	catch (something) from (someone)
释义	catch (something) from (someone) catch (something) from (someone) To contract a contagious illness. "Something" can be used between "catch" and "from" when referring to a non-specific illness. All of my students are sick right now, so I won't be surprised if I catch something from them. With the way you've been sneezing all day, I really hope I don't catch a cold from you! See also: catch Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. catch something from someone to get a disease from someone. I hope my children catch the chicken pox in kindergarten. Better to have it while you are young. I don't want to catch a cold from you. See also: catch McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: catch from dreaded a case of (something) case of flu blue flu be on the mend at bay bay be in the grip of
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