catchy

英 [ˈkætʃi]

美 [ˈkætʃi]

adj.  悦耳易记的

最高级：catchiest　比较级：catchier　

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Collins.1 / BNC.22766 / COCA.17352

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

• Trade disputes capture the imagination only when they have a catchy name.
  只有当贸易争端拥有一个引人注目的名字的时候，才会激发人们的想象力。
• It's catchy; it has become my signature line!
  这话很吸引人；已经成了我的签名档！
• 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。
• Your headline is very catchy.
  你的标题十分吸引人。
• I thought it was rather catchy.
  我想那很容易被人记住。
• His catchy tunes have mainstreamed rap and R& B in the Mando-pop world.
  他的歌已经使rap和R&B风格成了华语歌坛的主流。
• Maybe you could try something catchy.
  也许你可以试试更加好记的。
• That's a very catchy tune.
  那是一首很容易记的曲子。
• It's not a very catchy name, is it?
  它是很难记住的名字，是吧？
• It's one irresistibly catchy tune that, if it makes the album, will be an instant smash.
  这是一个无法抗拒的旋律，如果它能让这张专辑，将立即粉碎。