Was heißt »Touch« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

An­deu­tung:

hint

An­flug:

approach

An­klang:

resonance

Bei­klang:

connotation

Ge­ruch:

odor

odour

smell

Klei­nig­keit:

bagatelle

chicken-feed

trifle

Pri­se:

dash

pinch

Spur:

trace

track

Stich:

engraving

stab

sting

stitch

trick

Englische Beispielsätze

• Show us your natural touch.

• I'll touch wood.

• I hope we'll be able to stay in touch.

• Those trousers are far too long. They almost touch the ground.

• "Has Tom been in touch?" "No, not yet."

• Tom has just been in touch with us.

• I'll be in touch later.

• I hope we can stay in touch.

• Visitors are requested not to touch the items on display.

• Visitors are asked not to touch the exhibits.

• We couldn't get in touch with him.

• If I stand on my tiptoes, I can touch the ceiling.

• I want to get in touch with my relatives back home.

• It hurts when I touch it.

• The lines of the board have intersections wherever they cross or touch each other. Each intersection is called a point, even if it is at a corner or an edge of the board.

• I hope we'll be able to keep in touch.

• Tom and Mary stayed in touch.

• Tom hasn't been in touch yet.

• Tom hasn't yet been in touch.

• Don't touch that, Tom.