catchy — easily remembered, especially because of being particularly appealing or memorable
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: easily remembered, especially because of being particularly appealing or memorable
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkætʃi/
Korean meaning: (음악이나 문구 등이) 기억하기 쉬운, 인상적인, 매력적인
Korean pronunciation: **캐**치
Example Sentences
- The commercial's catchy jingle got stuck in my head all day.
- She came up with a catchy name for her new coffee shop: 'Bean There, Done That'.
- The politician's catchy campaign slogan helped him win the election.
catchy
ADJECTIVE//ˈkætʃi//
easily remembered, especially because of being particularly appealing or memorable

a young musician strums an acoustic guitar while singing into a microphone with passionate expression. Her melody flows through the air as musical notes seem to dance around her performance. The catchy tune immediately grabs everyone's attention as people stop their conversations to listen. Audience members begin nodding their heads to the rhythm and start humming along after hearing it just once. Children and adults alike smile widely and tap their feet, clearly enchanted by the memorable melody. Some people pull out their phones to record because the song is so instantly appealing. music that is easily remembered because of being particularly appealing and memorable

Even scratchy and patchy sounds become catchy melodies!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
'catch(잡다)'에서 유래된 단어로, 사람들의 관심이나 기억을 '잡아끄는' 특성을 표현합니다. 19세기부터 사용되기 시작했습니다.
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📝Examples
“The commercial's catchy jingle got stuck in my head all day.”
“She came up with a catchy name for her new coffee shop: 'Bean There, Done That'.”
“The politician's catchy campaign slogan helped him win the election.”
“My mom's catchy dance moves at the wedding went viral on social media.”
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