touch-type
/ˈtʌtʃtʌɪp/
- Syllables
- 2 syllables
- Stress
- 1st syllable stress
- Vowel
- Short i vowel
- Ending
- Final e often stays silent
touch - type -> touch type
touch / tʌtʃ / v
၁။ ထိသည်။ The two wires were touching. ❍ One of the branches was just touching the water. ❍ These seats are so high that my feet don't touch the ground. ❍ Don't let your coat touch the wall—the paint's still wet.
၂။ ထိသည်။ တို့သည်။ Don't touch that dish—it's very hot! ❍ Can you touch your toes (ie reach them with your hands)? ❍ He touched her gently on the cheek.
၃။ ထိသည်။ I told you not to touch my things! ❍ He says I twisted his arm, but I never even touched him! ❍ Fortunately the paintings were not touched by the fire. ❍ What he did was perfectly legal—the police can't touch (ie arrest) him for it.
၄။ (usu in negative sentences) တို့သည်။ You've hardly touched your meal. ❍ She never touches alcohol.
၅။ ထိခိုက် သည်။ ခိုက်သည်။ a sad story that touched us all deeply ❍ I could see she was touched by what he said.
၆။ (dated or fml ) ထိခိုက်သည်။ ထိတွေ့သည်။ a region that has never been touched by industry ❍ matters touching/ that touch us all.
၇။ (usu in negative sentences) မီသည်။ No one can touch him (ie He is the best) as a designer/in design ❍ There's nothing to touch mountain air for giving you an appetite.
၈။ တိုင်သည်။ touch the depths of despair ❍ The speedometer was touching 120 mph. ❍ After touching 143, the share price fell back to 108 by the close of trading.
n
၁။ [C usu sing ] ထိခြင်း။ I felt the touch of her hand on my arm. ❍ That pile of books looks as though it will collapse at the slightest touch.
၂။ [U] အတွေ့အထိအာရုံ။ ဖောဋ္ဌဗ္ဗာရုံ။ Blind people rely a lot on (their sense of ) touch. See also mIDAS TOUCH
၃။ [sing] အတွေ့။ အတွေ့ အထိ။ be soft/ cold/ warm to the touch ❍ material with a smooth, silky touch.
၄။ [C] အနုစိတ် မွမ်းမံမှု။ That was a nice touch. ❍ She's putting the finishing touches on her latest novel.
၅။ [sing] a ~ (of sth ) စိုးစဉ်း။ အနည်းငယ်။ နည်းနည်း။ ‘Do you take sugar?’ ’Just a touch. ’ ❍ There's a touch of frost in the air. ❍ I think the sauce needs a touch more garlic. ❍ I've got a touch of flu.
၆။ [sing] လက်ကျလက်န။ လက်ရာ။ လုပ်ပုံကိုင်ပုံ။ play the piano with a light/heavy/ firm/ delicate touch ❍ service with a personal touch ❍ a computer graphics programme that gives your work the professional touch.
၇။ [sing] လက် (ပျက်သည်၊ မှန်သည် စသည်)။ I can't do the crossword today— I must be losing my touch.
၈။ [U](in football and Rugby) စည်းအပြင် ဘက်။ kick the ball into touch.
❏ at a touch [IDM ] ထိရုံနှင့်။ The machine stops and starts at a touch.
❏ be touched with sth [IDM ] အနည်းငယ် ရောစွက်သည်။ hair touched with grey ❍ an atmosphere touched with nostalgia.
❏ an easy / a soft touch [IDM ] (sl ) သဘောလွယ်သူ။
❏ in/ out of touch (with sb) [IDM ] အဆက်အသွယ် ရှိသည်၊ မရှိ။ Let's keep in touch. ❍ Do get in touch soon (eg by phone). ❍ Our head office can put you in touch with a branch in your area. ❍ I'll be in touch again towards the end of the week. ❍ We've been out of touch with Roger for years now.
❏ in/ out of touch with sth [IDM ] လက်ပွန်း တတီးရှိသည်၊ မရှိ။ keep in touch with current events by reading the newspaper.
❏ not touch sb/sth with a bargepole [IDM ] (Brit infml ) ပတ်သက်ဖို့ လုံးဝစိတ်မကူး။ I can't think why she wants to marry that awful man—I wouldn't touch him with a bargepole.
❏ a touch [IDM ]( with an adj or adv ) အနည်းငယ်။ နည်းနည်း။ တစ်ဆိတ်။ စိုးစဉ်း။ It's a touch colder today. ❍ She hit the ball a touch too hard.
❏ touch-and-go adj (infml ) ချိန်ခွင်လျှာကစားနေ [သော]။ ကံဆိုးကံကောင်း။ It was touch- and-go whether we would get to the airport in time. ❍ She was so ill that it was touch-and-go whether she would live or not.
❏ touch bottom [IDM ] ဒုတ်ဒုတ်ထိရောက်သည်။ The property market seems to have touched bottom.
❏ touch down [PHRV ]
၁။ (လေယာဉ်မြေပေါ်) ဆင်းသည်။
၂။ (ရတ္ဂ်ဘီတွင်) တစ်ဖက်အသင်း၏ ဂိုးစည်းကို ဘောလုံးနှင့် ထိသည်။
❏ touch football n [U] (US ) တစ်ဖက်အသင်းသား သယ်လာ သည့် ဘောလုံးကို ခြေဖြင့်မဖျက်ထုတ်ရဘဲ ထိရုံဖြင့်ဖျက်ရသော ဘောလုံးကစားနည်း။
❏ touch sb for sth [PHRV ] (sl ) ငွေချူသည်။ He tried to touch me for a fiver.
❏ touch-line n ဘောလုံးကွင်း ဘေးတစ်ဖက် တစ်ချက်ကို သတ်မှတ်ထားသော မျဉ်း။
❏ touch sth off [PHRV] အစပျိုးပေးလိုက်သည်။ His arrest touched off a riot.
❏ touch on/upon sth [PHRV ] ကိုင်တွယ်သည်။ ထည့်သွင်း စဉ်းစားသည်။ The article hardly touches on the central issue in the whole debate.
❏ touch-type v လက်နှိပ်စက်ကို မျက်နှာလွှဲ ရိုက်သည်။
❏ touch sb up [PHRV ] (sl ) မဖွယ်မရာ ကိုင်သည်၊ နှိုက်သည်။
❏ touch sth up [PHRV ] မှုန်းသည်။ touch up some scratches with a bit of paint.
❏ touch wood (Brit ); (US ) knock on wood [IDM ] (catchphrase ) ဖွဟဲ့ လွဲစေဖယ်စေ။ I've been driving for 20 years and never had an accident—touch wood!
- Beth reached out and touched his cheek.
- He was careful not to touch the blood.
- [touch something to something] : ‘Be quiet!’ she said, touching her finger to her lips.
- He touched the napkin briefly to his chin.
- Kate touched a button and the machine whirred into action.
- It was the first time he had touched her.
- The chair was so high that his feet couldn’t touch the ground.
- They stood next to each other, barely touching.
- His comments really touched me.
- He was touched by their suffering and offered to help.
- [touch someone’s heart] : The plight of the orphans has touched the hearts of thousands of people.
- I was really touched by the flowers he sent.
- Eric was touched by her concern.
- She touched many people’s lives through her charity work.
- The old farmhouse has hardly been touched by modern trends.
- A trace of a smile touched her lips.
- She was so upset that she had barely touched her food.
- I never touch meat or dairy products.
- Don’t touch anything of mine while I’m away.
- I haven’t touched any of the money she left me.
- I haven’t touched the garden for weeks.
- I wouldn’t touch such a difficult piece of work.
- Most employers won’t touch you if you’ve got a criminal record.
- Police recorded him driving at speeds touching 120 miles per hour.
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