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to touch
01
tocar, apertar
to put our hand or body part on a thing or person
Transitive: to touch sth
02
tocar, influenciar
to have an impact or influence on something
Transitive: to touch sb/sth
03
tocar, afetar
to make contact with something physically
Transitive: to touch sth
04
tocar, emocionar
to be impressed emotionally
Transitive: to touch sb
05
tocar, encostar
to cause something to come into brief contact with another object
Ditransitive: to touch sth to sth
06
tocar, envolver-se
to become involved or associated with something that is considered undesirable, problematic, risky, or difficult to handle
Transitive: to touch something undesirable or problematic
07
tocar, manipular
to handle something in order to alter or tamper with it
Transitive: to touch sth
08
alcançar, tocar
to reach or come close to a specified level
Transitive: to touch a particular level
09
alcançar, igualar
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
10
mencionar, tocar
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
11
tocar, afetar
(of a particular quality) to become noticeable or manifest in someone's demeanor, behavior, or speech
Transitive: to touch someone's behavior or speech
12
tocar, provar
to lightly or minimally eat or taste a small portion of something
Transitive: to touch food
Touch
01
toque, tato
the ability of knowing what something feels like by placing one's hands or fingers on it
02
um toque, uma nuance
a slight but appreciable amount
03
toque, contato
the event of something coming in contact with the body
04
toque, contato
the act of putting two things together with no space between them
05
toque, estilo
a distinguishing style
06
toque, dica
a suggestion of some quality
07
toque, contato
a communicative interaction
08
toque, sensação
the feel of mechanical action
09
toque, sensação tátil
the sensation produced by pressure receptors in the skin
10
habilidade, sensibilidade
deftness in handling matters
11
pedido, solicitação
the act of soliciting money (as a gift or loan)
12
um leve ataque, um toque leve
a slight attack of illness
touch
v
retouch
v
retouch
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touched
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touched
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toucher
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toucher
n
Exemplo
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.
