Keresés
to make contact
01
to connect with someone, often by reaching out through various means such as phone calls, emails, or in-person meetings
Collocation02
to physically or directly interact with someone or something
Collocation
Példa
The surgeon needs to make contact with the specific nerve to perform the delicate procedure.
The athlete made contact with his coach to discuss training strategies for the upcoming competition.
The researcher made contact with experts in the field to gather information for the study.
The double shot was called foul because the cue ball made contact with the 9-ball before the intended 6-ball.
The explorers took precautions not to make contact with potentially harmful wildlife in the jungle.
