catchy

UK:  ['kætʃi]

US:  ['kætʃi]

比较级：catchier  最高级：catchiest  

adj.

1.吸引人的

2.投合时好的;动人的,迷人的

3.(曲调)易记的

4.(问题)费解的;易使人上当的,有圈套的

5.断断续续的;反覆不定的

1 . Catchy red signs reading "Pajamas don't go out of the door; be a civilized resident for the Expo" are posted throughout the city.
上海市内的大街小巷都张贴起“睡衣睡裤不出门，做个世博文明人”的引人注目的标语。

2 . "The proposed new name is catchy and could be a worthwhile addition to the magnetospheric taxonomy, " she said.
她说：“这个已经提出的名字非常吸引人，而且能为磁层分类学添上有价值的一员。”

3 . Things are often getting so bad - there was a recent article with a catchy name SOA or DOA, where DOA stands for "Dead on Arrival" .
事情常常变得如此糟糕——最近有篇文章的名字非常贴切《SOA，还是DOA》，其中DOA代表“死亡之旅（DeadonArrival）”。

4 . If the tune is catchy and the lyrics are easy to understand, people can enjoy humming along.
如果歌曲好听而歌词又容易理解的话，大家比较能享受跟着哼唱的乐趣。

5 . You can hear the bands experience with every track, since the song-writing is absolutely catchy and to the point.
你能听到的条带，每条轨道的经验，因为歌曲创作是绝对吸引人的点。