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to make contact
01
to connect with someone, often by reaching out through various means such as phone calls, emails, or in-person meetings
Collocation
Example
The spacecraft is designed to make contact with the surface of the moon gently.
The entrepreneur made contact with potential investors to discuss funding for the startup.
The pantograph on an electric train extends upwards to make contact with the overhead wires, ensuring continuous power supply.
02
to physically or directly interact with someone or something
CollocationExample
The diplomat attempted to make contact with foreign officials to discuss the peace negotiations.
He decided to make contact with his old friends from high school through social media.
The surgeon needs to make contact with the specific nerve to perform the delicate procedure.
Example
The spacecraft is designed to make contact with the surface of the moon gently.
The entrepreneur made contact with potential investors to discuss funding for the startup.
The pantograph on an electric train extends upwards to make contact with the overhead wires, ensuring continuous power supply.
During the experiment, the scientist carefully ensured that the electrodes would make contact with the surface of the material.
In sports like basketball, players often make contact with each other during the game.
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