touch
//tʌtʃ//
Verb
to put your hand, finger, or another part of your body on something or someone
Don't touch the hot stove.
to come into contact with something so that there is no space between
The branches touch the ground.
to affect someone's emotions, especially by making them feel sympathy or gratitude
Her story touched everyone in the room.
to use, handle, or interfere with something
Don't touch anything in my room.
to eat or drink something (usually used in negative constructions)
He didn't touch his dinner because he wasn't feeling well.
to reach or equal a particular level or standard
No one can touch her skill as a pianist.
Noun
the act of putting your hand or finger on something or someone
She felt the touch of his hand on her shoulder.
the sense that allows you to feel physical things through contact with your skin
The sense of touch helps us feel hot and cold.
a small amount or detail of something
The room needs a touch of color to brighten it up.
a particular way or skill of doing something
She has a nice touch with plants and they always grow well.
communication or contact with someone
We've been in touch by email.