latch on
Verb
Meaning
understand, usually after some initial difficulty
adopt
take hold of or attach to
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She didn't know what her classmates were plotting but finally caught on
take up new ideas
The biochip latches onto the genes
I actually produced this one 100% on my own, so I hope fans latch on to all the little details in the production!”
Even fully-locking it becomes intuitive very quickly—it's actually fun locking and unlocking a metal latch on this bag.
Having been under the Paleo umbrella for over two years now, I've seen plenty of folks come and go, and they will continue to waft through whatever faddy trend they latch on to in their quest for.