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car’—‘you're
toucher
Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette
I. touch [Brit tʌtʃ, americ tətʃ] SUBST
1. touch (physical contact):
touch
the touch of her hand
to long for/dread sb's touch
2. touch (sense):
touch
soft to the touch
by touch
3. touch (style, skill):
touch
the touch of a master
to lose one's touch
a fine touch at the net (in tennis)
the Spielberg touch
4. touch (element):
touch (gen)
touch (tiny amount)
he lacks the human touch
that's a clever touch!
her gift was a nice touch
he's got a touch of flu
il y a du gel dans l'air coloq
5. touch:
a touch (a little)
just a touch (more)
6. touch (communication):
touch
to get/stay in touch with
to lose touch with
to put sb in touch with
7. touch DESP (area):
touch
in(to) touch
II. touch [Brit tʌtʃ, americ tətʃ] VERBO trans
1. touch (come into contact with):
touch
2. touch (interfere with):
touch
3. touch (affect):
touch (gen)
touch (with pleasure)
touch (with sadness)
touch (adversely)
to touch the hearts of
4. touch (consume):
touch meat, vegetables
touch drink, drugs
touch cigarettes
5. touch (deal in):
touch
6. touch (ask for) coloq:
to touch sb for sth
taper qc à qn coloq
7. touch (equal):
touch
8. touch (reach) price, temperature:
touch level
III. touch [Brit tʌtʃ, americ tətʃ] VERBO intr
1. touch (come together):
touch wires, hands:
2. touch (with hand):
touch
IV. touch [Brit tʌtʃ, americ tətʃ]
to be an easy or soft touch coloq
to lose one's touch
I. touch (up)on VERBO [Brit tʌtʃ -, americ tətʃ -] (touch (up)on [sth])
touch (up)on subject, matter
touch (up)on conversation, incident
touch hole SUBST HIST
touch hole (in cannon)
touch judge SUBST DESP
touch judge
touch football SUBST DESP
touch football
touch-typist SUBST
touch-typist
finishing touch SUBST
finishing touch
to put the finishing touches to painting, speech, room
I. touch down VERBO [Brit tʌtʃ -, americ tətʃ -] (touch down)
1. touch down:
touch down AERONÁUT, AEROESP
2. touch down DESP (in rugby):
touch down
II. touch down VERBO [Brit tʌtʃ -, americ tətʃ -] (touch [sth] down, touch down [sth]) DESP
I. touch off VERBO [Brit tʌtʃ -, americ tətʃ -] (touch [sth] off, touch off [sth])
touch off firework
touch off fig riot, debate
I. touch up VERBO [Brit tʌtʃ -, americ tətʃ -] (touch [sb/sth] up, touch up [sb/sth])
1. touch up (re-do):
touch up paint, photograph, scratch, hair roots
touch up hair roots
2. touch up (touch sexually):
touch up coloq
peloter coloq
no Dicionário PONS
I. touch [tʌtʃ] SUBST
1. touch no pl (ability to feel, sense):
touch
to do sth by touch
to the touch
I felt a touch on my hand
2. touch no pl (communication):
to lose touch with sb
to be/keep in touch with sb
to be in/out of touch with sth
3. touch no pl (skill):
touch
to lose one's touch
4. touch no pl (small amount):
touch
touch of garlic
a touch of wind
a touch of flu
5. touch DESP:
touch
Expressões:
to be a soft touch coloq
II. touch [tʌtʃ] VERBO trans
1. touch (feel with fingers):
touch
2. touch (come in contact with):
touch a. fig
3. touch (eat, drink):
touch
4. touch (move emotionally):
touch
5. touch (rival in quality):
touch
6. touch (concern):
touch
7. touch americ:
to touch base with sb
to not touch sb/sth with a barge pole, to not touch sb/sth with a ten-foot pole americ
touch wood
to touch bottom
III. touch [tʌtʃ] VERBO intr
1. touch (feel with fingers):
touch
2. touch (come in contact):
touch
touch on VERBO trans
touch on
touch up VERBO trans
1. touch up (improve):
touch up
2. touch up Brit vulg (touch sexually):
touch up
touch-sensitive ADJ COMPUT
touch-sensitive
touch upon VERBO trans
touch upon PHRVB touch on
touch on VERBO trans
touch on
touch off VERBO trans a. fig
touch off
touch-type VERBO intr
touch-type
finishing touch SUBST
finishing touch
touch down VERBO intr
touch down AERONÁUT
touch down DESP
touch-and-go ADJ
touch-and-go
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
francês
francês
I. touch [tʌtʃ] SUBST
1. touch (ability to feel, sense):
touch
to do sth by touch
to the touch
I felt a touch on my hand
2. touch (communication):
to lose touch with sb
to be/keep in touch with sb
to be in/out of touch with sth
3. touch (skill):
touch
to lose one's touch
personal touch
4. touch (small amount):
touch
touch of garlic
a touch of the flu
5. touch sports:
touch
Expressões:
to be a soft touch coloq
II. touch [tʌtʃ] VERBO trans
1. touch (feel with fingers):
touch
2. touch (come in contact with):
touch a. fig
3. touch (eat, drink):
touch
she won't touch meat
4. touch (move emotionally):
touch
5. touch (rival in quality):
touch
6. touch (concern):
touch
Expressões:
to touch base with sb
to not touch sb/sth with a ten-foot pole
to touch bottom
III. touch [tʌtʃ] VERBO intr
1. touch (feel with fingers):
touch
2. touch (come in contact):
touch
touch up VERBO trans (improve)
touch up
touch on VERBO trans
touch on
touch down VERBO intr
touch down AERONÁUT
touch down sports
touch off VERBO trans a. fig
touch off
finishing touch SUBST
finishing touch
touch-type VERBO intr
touch-type
touch-tone ADJ
touch-tone telephone:
touch-tone
touch-and-go ADJ
touch-and-go
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
touch
Present
Itouch
youtouch
he/she/ittouches
wetouch
youtouch
theytouch
Past
Itouched
youtouched
he/she/ittouched
wetouched
youtouched
theytouched
Present Perfect
Ihavetouched
youhavetouched
he/she/ithastouched
wehavetouched
youhavetouched
theyhavetouched
Past Perfect
Ihadtouched
youhadtouched
he/she/ithadtouched
wehadtouched
youhadtouched
theyhadtouched
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Think of it like a gateway drug for mixed reality.
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The new reality sets in fast; therefore, the time to "make things better" is as soon as possible after the blow-up.
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However, in reality, she is constantly under the care of her handler and is not permitted to freely roam the dormitory or campus.
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It was the deep reality, not the superficial one.
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It is inspirational and hence motivates the team to breath life into and make the vision a reality.
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