catchy

英 [ˈkætʃi]

美 [ˈkætʃi]

adj.  悦耳易记的

最高级：catchiest　比较级：catchier　

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牛津词典

adj.

• 悦耳易记的
  pleasing and easily remembered
  1. a catchy tune/slogan
     容易上口的乐曲 / 口号

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (曲调、名字或广告)悦耳的，有吸引力的，琅琅上口的
  If you describe a tune, name, or advertisement ascatchy, you mean that it is attractive and easy to remember.
  1. The songs were both catchy and original...
     那些歌曲既上口，又富有原创性。
  2. The initiative has been given the supposedly catchy title of the 'Citizen's Charter'.
     提案取了个据说很容易记住的名字，叫做《公民宪章》。

英英释义

adj

• likely to attract attention
  1. a catchy title for a movie
  Synonym:attention-getting
• having concealed difficulty
  1. a catchy question
  2. a tricky recipe to follow
  Synonym:tricky

双语例句

• The songs were both catchy and original
  那些歌曲既上口，又富有原创性。
• I would have to think up some more catchy names for these designs.
  我不得不为这些设计想出一些更好的名称。
• Your headline is very catchy.
  你的标题十分吸引人。
• Slogans may only be catchy phrases that have nothing to do with a company's positioning strategy.
  广告语可能只是诱人的短句，与公司的定位策略毫无关系。
• With good planning and common sense," affordable golf "can be more than a catchy phrase.
  如能做好规划，并具备一些基本的常识，打得起的高尔夫不再只是一个容易被记住的名字。
• It's catchy, huh? That's my way of dehumanizing them.
  容易记吧！这是我把她们非人类化的方法。
• Stay with traditional word spelling, and avoid those catchy words that you love to explain at cocktail parties.
  使用传统的单词拼写方式，避开那些你在鸡尾酒会上喜欢使用的花哨词汇。
• This man with boundless energy and charisma is also a master of hype, hyperbole and the catchy phrase.
  这名男子与无限的能量和魅力，也是一个硕士的炒作，夸张和引人注目词组。
• Maybe you could try something catchy.
  也许你可以试试更加好记的。
• Sweden again, parents attempted to give their child this catchy name in protest of strict Swedish naming laws.
  又是瑞典，父母试图给他们的孩子取个这样扎眼的名字以反抗瑞典严格的取名法。