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| overtake (врасплох); nab (Anglophile); walk in on (someone doing something - кого-либо за каким-либо занятием: I walked in on my daughter kissing the boy next door. • I was probably 17 years old and walked in on my friend playing with Legos. • I walked in on friend's little brother as he was putting some of his mum's concealer powder on his butt. • The court found Sister Abhaya had walked in on them while they were engaging in a sex act in the kitchen, and killed her to conceal their sins. • Rochester Police Chief Cynthia Herriott-Sullivan said two officers responding to that call walked in on the robbery in progress. 4uzhoj); catch (unawares); take by surprise; catch up | |||
| surprise (pf of застигать); take unawares (pf of застигать); catch (pf of застигать) | |||
| catch somebody in the act (Ivan Pisarev); get somebody busted with the guns (Ivan Pisarev); catch somebody at the crime scene (Ivan Pisarev); catch somebody's finger on the trigger (Ivan Pisarev); capture (Ivan Pisarev); apprehend (Ivan Pisarev) | |||
| catch someone out; take unawares | |||
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| catch (unawares); take by surprise; reach (sb.) | |||
| take unawares (pf of застигать); catch (pf of застигать); surprise (pf of застигать) | |||
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| застигнуть: 44 phrases in 8 subjects |
| American usage, not spelling | 1 |
| General | 21 |
| Idiomatic | 1 |
| Informal | 1 |
| Law | 2 |
| Makarov | 16 |
| Military | 1 |
| Military lingo | 1 |