fetch
//fɛtʃ//
Verb
fetchInfinitive
fetchPresent tense
fetchedPast tense
fetchedPast participle
fetchingPresent participle
fetchesThird-person singular
1
To go and bring back something or someone.
Can you fetch my bag from the car?
2
To be sold for a particular price.
The painting fetched a high price at the auction.
3
(Computing) To retrieve data from a storage location or server.
The app fetches data from the server every five minutes.
Noun
1
The act of fetching or retrieving something.
The dog made a quick fetch of the ball.
2
The distance traveled by wind or waves across open water.
The fetch across the lake was long enough to create large waves.