touch

US /tʌtʃ/
UK /tʌtʃ/
"touch" picture
1.

come into contact with (something)

:
•
Don't touch the wet paint.
•
He gently touched her hand.
:
feelhandlebrushgrazetap
2.

cause to feel a particular emotion, especially sympathy or gratitude

:
•
Her story deeply touched my heart.
•
I was very touched by their kindness.
:
moveaffectstirimpressmelt
1.

an act of touching something

:
•
He felt a light touch on his shoulder.
•
The fabric has a soft touch.
:
contactfeelbrushtapstroke
2.

a small amount or detail

:
•
Add a touch of salt to the soup.
•
She added a personal touch to the decoration.
:
hinttracedashsmidgenbit
:
touch onbe in touchget in touchtouch screentouch uptouch downtouch upon