Similar words: patched, hatched, matched, thatched, scratched, unmatched, dispatched, A watched pot never boils. Meaning: [lætʃ] adj. firmly fastened or secured against opening.
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31. Martin soon latched on to the rules of backgammon.
32. The banker latched onto a thousand shares of stock.
33. I latched on to their conversation.
34. The analog input signal is latched on the rising edge of CLK.
35. It wasn't long before everyone latched onto what was happening.
36. The next bit follows the latched bit in the series of bits.
37. The A data is latched if LE is low and clock is held at a high or low logic level.
38. Once the device begins to conduct ,(www.Sentencedict.com) it is latched on and gate current can be removed.
39. A fast access time is achieved by using six-transistor CMOS memory cell, latched sense amplifier, and high-speed decoder circuit.
40. Almost immediately, it latched onto a scent and jumped into the truck bed, sniffing furiously.
41. John was very lucky to have latched onto the office with a river view.
42. The teacher told a lot of jokes, but the students rarely latched on.
43. In order to know this, the CPU must be continually 'polling' the interface (reading the status register), and finally latched the data.
44. In their lab studies, 2-ACP latched onto a type-2 alkene called acrolein and prevented the toxin from damaging nerve cells.
45. The third switch is configured to conduct based on the latched bit and a next bit in the series of bits.
46. Once the device begins to conduct, it is latched on and the gate current can be removed.
47. The dog latched onto the stick and would not drop it.
48. Kanchelskis latched onto a superb through ball, before blasting a shot past Southall.
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