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to latch on
[phrase form: latch]
01
afferrare, coglierne il senso
to finally understand something, usually after some initial difficulty
Example
It took him a while to latch onto the concept, but he eventually got it.
The new software was complicated at first, but I eventually latched on.
The students latched on to the new teaching method quickly.
02
attaccarsi a, affezionarsi a
to develop a strong interest in or affection for someone or something
Example
My daughter latched onto the new video game and would n't stop playing it.
The puppy latched on to its new owner and never left his side.
The child read a fantasy novel and latched on to the magical world, eagerly devouring similar books.
03
attaccarsi, aggrapparsi
to become firmly attached to something or someone
Example
The child latched on to her mother's arm and refused to let go.
The magnet clung tightly to the metal surface, refusing to let go and latched on.
The politician latched onto the popular issue in order to win votes.
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