0If we delay any longer, the sun will be up, and we shall never be able to catch the sunrise.02br 02br 00HI,02br 02br 00Is it right to view "catch the sunrise" in the above as "glimpse at//see the sunrise?" Thanks.0-
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02br 00'Glimpse at' is wrong: no 'at'. 0-
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02br 00'Glimpse at' is wrong: no 'at'.
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0 .02br 00'Glimpse at' is wrong: no 'at'. Otherwise, yes, but they do not preserve the criticality of timing that 'catch' includes.02br 02br 00Oh, and they also limit the possibilities; the speaker may have other reasons for coordinating with the sunrise than viewing it.0-