catch out



catch someone out

to discover the truth about someone's deception. The investigator tried to catch me out, but I stuck to my story. The teacher caught out the student and punished him immediately.
See also: catch, out

catch out

v.
To detect or expose the error, wrongdoing, or shortcoming of someone: The test is designed to catch you out with trick questions. I got caught out in a lie.
See also: catch, out

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Pam[pæm]
Lumusi-Western African, Ewe
Prosperopro-SPE-roItalian, Spanish
Ragnhildur-Icelandic
Randell['rændl]
KİRaz-Turkish