touch
/tʌtʃ/
/tʌtʃ/
释义
verb触摸，碰；接触，触及；移动，打（人）；使受伤；感动，触动；打动
noun触觉；触摸，碰；与某人保持联系；与某人联系；与某人失去联系
英英释义
verbto put your hand or finger on somebody or something
verbto be so close to another thing or person that there is no space in between
verbto move something; to hit or hurt somebody
verbto make somebody feel a strong emotion
nounthe feeling in your hands and skin that tells you about something
nounthe action of putting a hand on somebody or something
nounto meet, phone or write to somebody often
nounto write to or phone somebody
nounto stop meeting, phoning or writing to somebody
场景例句
- Don’t touch the paint – it’s still wet.
- He touched me on the arm.
- The two wires were touching.
- Her coat was so long that it touched the ground.
- I told you not to touch my things.
- He said I kicked him, but I never touched him!
- Her story touched me deeply.
- We had to feel our way by touch.
- I felt the touch of his hand on my arm.
- Are you still in touch with Martin?
- Let’s keep in touch.
- I’m trying to get in touch with my cousin.
- I’ve lost touch with all my old friends from school.
词态变化
touch, touches, touched, touching
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