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British pronunciation/tˈʌt‍ʃ/
American pronunciation/ˈtətʃ/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "touch"

to touch
01

to put our hand or body part on a thing or person

Transitive: to touch sth
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She gently touched the soft fur of the cat.
The musician 's fingers lightly touched the piano keys, creating a beautiful melody.
Please do n't touch the fragile glass display.
02

to have an impact or influence on something

Transitive: to touch sb/sth
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The new regulations will touch every aspect of our business operations.
The policy changes will touch the lives of millions of citizens.
The economic downturn has touched many companies, leading to financial struggles.
03

to make contact with something physically

Transitive: to touch sth
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The branches of the trees touched the roof of the house during the storm.
The raindrops touched the surface of the pond, creating concentric circles.
The dancer 's feet lightly touched the floor as she moved gracefully across the stage.
04

to be impressed emotionally

Transitive: to touch sb
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The heartfelt letter from her friend touched her deeply.
The movie 's poignant ending touched everyone in the audience.
Seeing the children play together so happily touched him with a sense of joy.
05

to cause something to come into brief contact with another object

Ditransitive: to touch sth to sth
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The child touched his finger to the hot stove, quickly pulling it away.
The artist touched the brush to the canvas, creating a stroke of color.
The conductor touched the baton to his music stand, signaling the start of the performance.
06

to become involved or associated with something that is considered undesirable, problematic, risky, or difficult to handle

Transitive: to touch something undesirable or problematic
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The proposal is filled with legal complications, and no lawyer would touch it without extensive review.
That project is a complete mess, and I would n't touch it with a ten-foot pole.
The financial scheme seemed too risky, and investors refused to touch it.
07

to handle something in order to alter or tamper with it

Transitive: to touch sth
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The technician carefully touched the settings on the computer to adjust the screen brightness.
Do n't touch my stuff while I 'm away.
The mechanic touched the engine of the car, trying to diagnose the problem.
08

to reach or come close to a specified level

Transitive: to touch a particular level
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His performance in the race touched his personal best time.
Her savings finally touched $10,000 after years of diligent saving.
The company 's stock price touched its highest point in a decade.
09

to reach a level of quality, skill, or excellence that is comparable to another recognized standard or benchmark

Transitive: to touch the level of quality of something
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The taste of her homemade desserts touches the perfection of gourmet sweets.
His performance in the game touched the skill level of professional athletes.
Her writing touches the eloquence of classic literature.
10

to mention or speak of something briefly or in passing

Transitive: to touch a topic | to touch on a topic | to touch upon a topic
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The article touched the impact of technology on modern society.
The speaker 's talk touched the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in the digital age.
11

(of a particular quality) to become noticeable or manifest in someone's demeanor, behavior, or speech

Transitive: to touch someone's behavior or speech
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A note of excitement touched her tone as she discussed her upcoming trip.
A sense of relief touched her expression when she received the good news.
A sense of pride touched his demeanor as he received the award.
12

to lightly or minimally eat or taste a small portion of something

Transitive: to touch food
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As a sign of appreciation, he would touch each dish on the tasting menu.
He touched the new dish cautiously, unsure if he 'd like it.
She 's on a diet, so she 'll probably just touch the main course.
01

the ability of knowing what something feels like by placing one's hands or fingers on it

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The smooth touch of the marble countertop felt luxurious under her fingertips.
The rough touch of the bark on the tree reminded him of childhood climbs.
The furry touch of the kitten 's fur brought comfort and joy to the child.
02

a slight but appreciable amount

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03

the event of something coming in contact with the body

04

the act of putting two things together with no space between them

05

a distinguishing style

06

a communicative interaction

07

the sensation produced by pressure receptors in the skin

08

deftness in handling matters

09

the act of soliciting money (as a gift or loan)

10

a slight attack of illness

11

a small and unique detail that adds distinction or quality

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She gently touched the soft fur of the cat.
The musician's fingers lightly touched the piano keys, creating a beautiful melody.
Please don't touch the fragile glass display.
She gently touched her friend's arm to offer comfort and support.
She hesitated to touch the hot pan with her bare hands.
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