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got·cha [ˈgɒtʃə, америк. ˈgɑ:-] МЕЖД. разг.

gotcha (when seizing sb)

hab dich разг.

gotcha (to express understanding)

alles klar разг.

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gotcha (problem) америк. разг.

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As an example of gotcha journalism, a city's mayor might give a speech in which he claims that during his tenure employment is at a record high in his city. en.wikipedia.org

Gotcha garnered positive reviews from music critics, who praised its sound. en.wikipedia.org

The intent of gotcha journalism is always premeditated and used to defame or discredit the interviewees by portraying them as self-contradictory, malevolent, unqualified, or immoral. en.wikipedia.org

Sometimes a questioning alder tries to trip up a speaker in an exaggerated cross-examination, desperately seeking a gotcha moment. isthmus.com

We have to be careful that politics doesn't descend into a game of gotcha, with people being lined up like this. www.telegraph.co.uk

Gran also plays her favourite game with the boys called gotcha, in which she tricks one of the inmates into believing that he's about to be released. en.wikipedia.org

I am not going to play the gotcha game of every quote every adviser may have given 20 years ago. www.cnn.com

For just as everything was apparently wrapped up, in came the gotcha. www.denofgeek.com

In the absence of a gotcha moment or knockout punch, political debates generally confirm impressions already held by voters. thestarphoenix.com

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