vous rattrapez

catch up, catch

→ rattraper
rattrap to catch up (with), to catch + ez you plural (vous) present or imperative
verb · second plural · present indicative Rare #31,533
catch up, catch Often used for catching up to someone/something, or catching something that’s falling.
FR: Rattrapez-moi !
EN: Catch up with me!
Conjugation of rattraper
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First rattrape
Second rattrapez
Third rattrape rattrapent
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second rattrape rattrapez

Si je commence à tomber, rattrapez-moi.

If I start to fall, catch me.

— Cold Storage (2026)

Rattrapez-les!

Catch them!

— Akira (1988)

Rattrapez-le!

Catch him!

— Adieu ma concubine (1993)

Vous rattrapez les pickpockets, mais vous feriez mieux d'arrêter le meurtrier.

You catch pickpockets, but you’d better stop the murderer.

— M le maudit (1931)

Rattrapez-moi ces deux-là!

Catch those two!

— La Chute (2004)

Couloirdebus, Francorus, rattrapez-le!

Bus corridor, Francorus, catch him!

— Astérix & Obélix : Mission Cléopâtre (2002)

Rattrapez le!

Catch him!

— Akira (1988)

Allez, rattrapez-le!

Come on, catch him!

— Indiana Jones et la dernière croisade (1989)

Rattrapez-moi!

Catch me!

— Andreï Roublev (1966)