The structure combines "catch" (to obtain or be responsible for) with "a body" (a dead person, used as a countable noun), forming a verb phrase that treats homicide as a grim trophy. It is used to describe killing someone, often in the context of gang violence, retaliation, or street reputation. People typically say someone "caught a body" when they are responsible for a fatal shooting or stabbing, and the phrase carries weight as a status symbol or a burden depending on the speaker.

Ορισμός και σημασία του "catch a body"στα αγγλικά

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