[Idiom] CATCH SOME RAYS. - Embrace the Sun Safely and Joyfully

Sunbathe.

To "Catch some rays" sounds like you might be grabbing something tangible, but it simply means to go out in the sunlight, especially to sunbathe. Whether it's laying on a beach towel at your local shore or lounging in a park, catching some rays is a favorite pastime for many seeking a golden tan or a dose of Vitamin D. Just don’t forget your sunscreen!

Example Sentences

1. I just want to catch some rays this weekend. (aɪ ʤʌst wɑnt tu kæʧ sʌm reɪz ðɪs ˈwɪkˌɛnd.)

   I want to spend time outside in the sun this weekend.

2. They went to the beach to catch some rays and relax. (ðe ˈwɛnt tu ðə bitʃ tu kæʧ sʌm reɪz ænd rɪˈlæks.)

   They visited the beach to enjoy the sun and relax.

3. After months of cold weather, everyone was eager to catch some rays and feel the warmth. (ˈæftər mʌnθs əv koʊld ˈwɛðər, ˈɛvriˌwʌn wəz ˈiːgər tu kæʧ sʌm reɪz ænd fil ðə wɔrmθ.)

   After enduring cold weather, everyone was eager to bask in the sun's warmth.