Catch Or Get The Sun?

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Hi,
is it "catch the sun" or "get the sun" in American English? One of my dictionaries says it's "get some sun". I really don't know what's actually used in American English.
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PS: the meaning is either staying in the sun to get tanned or get tanned without wanting to, because you are in the sun... or something like that.
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Hi Kooyeen

Personally, I'd either 'get some sun' or 'catch some rays'. Emotion: smile
YankeeHi Kooyeen

Personally, I'd either 'get some sun' or 'catch some rays'. Emotion: smile

I can't believe it! I actually can see things in the same lights with you, Amy!Emotion: big smile

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YankeeThat anon post was from me. (I forgot to sign in. Emotion: embarrassed)
Gee, Amy, are you embarrassed, or did you catch some rays over the weekend? Emotion: big smile
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Grammar GeekGee, Amy, are you embarrassed, or did you catch some rays over the weekend? Emotion: big smile
Hi Barb
There were in fact a lot of very nice rays there for the catching over this past weekend. That was quite a welcome change from the previous weekend. We had a Nor'easter and our yard ended up under two feet of water. So, although we couldn't catch any rays, it might have been possible to catch some fish. Emotion: surprise
Hi Yankee,

I'm curious ... how is the weather there by you? Did you catch some rays??? Emotion: cat
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