catch a ride
catch a ride verb: to take or receive transportation somewhere with another.
Verb
catch a ride (third-person singular simple present catches a ride, present participle catching a ride, simple past and past participle caught a ride)
- to take or receive transportation somewhere with another.
- Person 1: "My car is not working right now."
Person 2: "You can catch a ride with me to the game."
- Person 1: "My car is not working right now."
Synonyms of catch a ride
Forms of catch a ride
| third-person singular present | catches a ride |
|---|---|
| present participle | catching a ride |
| past participle | caught a ride |
| past | caught a ride |
| alternative form | hitch a ride |
Questions about catch a ride
- What does catch a ride mean?
- Catch a ride means to take or receive transportation somewhere with another.
- What part of speech is catch a ride?
- Catch a ride is a verb.
- What is the past tense of catch a ride?
- The past tense of catch a ride is caught a ride.
Words near catch a ride in the dictionary
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