Fetch

Definition

fetch / fetʃ / v ၁။ ~ sb/sth (for sb) ( esp Brit ) ေခၚလာသည္။ ယူလာသည္။ Fetch a doctor at once. ❍ I have to fetch the children from school. ❍ The chair is in the garden—please fetch it in. ❍ Should I fetch you your coat / fetch your coat for you from upstairs? ၂။ (of goods) ေဈးရသည္။ The picture should fetch at least £ 2000 at auction. ❍Those old books won't fetch (you) much. ၃။ ( infml ) ခ်သည္။ She fetched him a terrific slap in the face. ❏ fetch and carry (for sb) [ IDM ] ေဆးေပးမီးယူ၊ လက္တိုလက္ေတာင္း၊ က်ီးေစာင့္ၾကက္ ႏွင္ လုပ္သည္။ He expects his daughter to fetch and carry for him all day. ❏ fetch up [ PHRV ] ( Brit infml ) ဆံုမိသည္။ At lunch-time they all fetched up in the bar of the local pub.

Examples

1. He went to fetch his coat.
2. [fetch someone something] : I asked my son to fetch me a drink of water.
3. [fetch something for someone] : Let me fetch a chair for you.
4. [fetch something from something] : We used to go and fetch milk from the farm.
5. She asked me to come and fetch her.
6. [fetch someone from something] : Can you fetch the children from school tonight?
7. Peter was sent to fetch the doctor.
8. The painting is expected to fetch up to £220
9. 000.