catcher
BrE /ˈkætʃə/ AmE /ˈkætʃər/
noun en → es
a player in baseball who stands behind home plate and catches the ball thrown by the pitcher
receptor, guardián
Collocations catcher's mitt
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The catcher signaled the pitcher to throw a curveball.
El receptor le hizo señas al lanzador para que tirara una curva.
a person who catches fish, usually for sport or as a job
pescador, cazador de peces
Collocations catch and release fishing
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He's a professional catcher who catches fish for a living.
Es un pescador profesional que vive de la pesca.
a person or thing that intercepts something, such as an object thrown or hit towards them
interceptador, atrapador
Collocations catcher's position
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The catcher positioned himself to catch the ball.
El atrapador se colocó para interceptar el balón.
a person who has caught a disease and can spread it to others
portador, infectado
Collocations catcher of the virus
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He was identified as a potential catcher for the flu.
Se identificó como un posible portador de la influenza.
a person who makes an error or mistake, often in a game or sport
culpable, responsable
Collocations catcher of the ball
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The catcher dropped the ball and it was a costly error.
El receptor dejó caer el balón y fue un error costoso.
a person who is suspected of doing something wrong or illegal
sospechoso, acusado
Collocations catcher for suspicion
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He was the main catcher of suspicion in the investigation.
Fue el principal sospechoso en la investigación.
a device or mechanism designed to catch something, such as a trap for animals
trampa, dispositivo de captura
Collocations catcher for mice
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The catcher was set to catch the mouse.
La trampa estaba puesta para atrapar el ratón.
a person or thing that causes damage or harm, often in a figurative sense
causante de daño, destructor
Collocations catcher of destruction
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The storm was the main catcher of damage to the city.
La tormenta fue el principal causante del daño en la ciudad.