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*touch²
n
1 [singular 单数] when you put your hand, finger etc on someone or something 触摸:
Rita felt the touch of his hand on her arm. 丽塔感觉到他的手触摸着她的手臂。
2 get in touch (with sb) to write to someone or telephone them 〔写信或打电话〕（与某人）联系:
I've been trying to get in touch for days. 这些天我一直在设法取得联系。
3 keep/stay in touch to speak or write to someone, when you can no longer meet them as often as before 保持联系
4 lose touch (with sb) to no longer speak or write to someone, because they do not live near you or work with you any more （与某人）失去联系:
I've lost touch with most of my high school friends. 我与大多数高中时代的朋友失去了联系。
5 in touch/out of touch (with sth) knowing or not knowing the latest things that have happened, or what people think about a subject 掌握/不掌握（某事物的）最新进展:
The government is out of touch with public opinion on this issue. 政府在这个问题上脱离了民意。
6 a touch of sth a very small amount of something 少量的某事物:
There was a touch of sadness in her voice. 她的声音中有一丝悲伤。
7 [C] a small detail or change that improves something 修饰，润色:
Becky put the finishing touches on the cake. 贝姬给蛋糕作了最后修饰。
8 [U] someone's ability to do something well 〔做某事的〕能力，技巧:
I must be losing my touch. 我的技巧肯定在退步了。
9 [U] the sense that you use in order to feel things, especially by putting your finger, hand etc on something 触觉:
The reptile's skin was cold to the touch. 这种爬行动物表皮摸起来很冷。
→ see also 另见 SOFT TOUCH
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