touch

Dokunmak; bir şeye veya birine fiziksel temas etmek

To make physical contact with something or someone, typically with your hand or fingers.

• Please don't touch the paintings in the museum.
• She touched his arm gently to get his attention.
• The branches touched the roof of the house.
• The spacecraft will touch down on the lunar surface after a three-day journey through space.
• Researchers must avoid allowing the sterilized instruments to touch any non-sterile surfaces during the surgical procedure.
• The professor's inspiring lecture managed to touch the hearts of even the most skeptical students in the auditorium.

Eş anlamlılar: feel, handle, contact, brush, graze

Zıt anlamlılar: avoid, miss

Birini duygusal olarak etkilemek

To emotionally affect or move someone.

• Her story touched everyone in the audience.
• I was deeply touched by their kindness.

Eş anlamlılar: move, affect, stir, impact

Fiziksel temas veya dokunma duyusu

The act of making physical contact or the sense that allows you to feel physical contact.

• The fabric was soft to the touch.
• I felt a light touch on my shoulder.
• Blind people rely heavily on their sense of touch.

Eş anlamlılar: contact, feel, sensation

Bir şeyi tamamlayan veya iyileştiren küçük bir ayrıntı

A small amount or detail that completes or improves something.

• The flowers added a nice touch to the room.
• The chef added a touch of lemon to the sauce.
• A few finishing touches and the painting will be complete.

Eş anlamlılar: detail, addition, element, feature