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B1  touch  dokunma duyusu

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noun  /tʌtʃ   / noun touch (noun)
 /tʌtʃ  
/ noun
 
SENSE 
1 [uncountable]
one of the five
senses: the ability to feel things and know what they are like by putting your
hands or fingers on them
dokunma
duyusu
 The sense of touch is very important
to blind people.
WITH HAND 
2 [countable,
usually singular]
the act of putting
your hands or fingers onto sb/sth
dokunuş; 
dokunma
 I felt the touch of her hand on my arm.
WAY STH FEELS 
3 [uncountable]
the way sth feels when
you touch it
dokunuş, his
 Marble is cold to the touch.
DETAIL 
4 [countable]
a small detail that is
added to improve sth
ayrıntı, detay
 The flowers in our room were a nice
touch.
 She's just putting the finishing touches
to the cake.
WAY OF DOING STH 
5 [singular]
a way or style of
doing sth
tarz, üslup
 She prefers to write her letters by hand
for a more personal touch.
SMALL AMOUNT 
6 [singular]
a
touch (of sth)
a small amount of sth
azıcık, nebze
 He's not very ill. It's just a touch of
flu.
IDIOMS
in/out
of touch (with sb)
being/not being in
contact with sb by speaking or writing to them
temasta/temasta
değil, haberleşen/haberleşmeyen
 During the year she was abroad, they kept
in touch by letter.
in/out
of touch with sth
having/not having recent
information about sth
haberdar/habersiz
 We're out of touch with what's going on.
lose
touch (with sb/sth)
to no longer have
contact (with sb/sth)
teması
kaybetmek
 I've lost touch with a lot of my old school
friends.
lose
your touch
to lose a special skill
or ability
ustalığını
kaybetmek

Level	B1
Kind	noun
Front	touch
IPA	/tʌtʃ / noun
Back	dokunma duyusu
Back 2	touch (noun) /tʌtʃ / noun SENSE 1 [uncountable] one of the five senses: the ability to feel things and know what they are like by putting your hands or fingers on them dokunma duyusu The sense of touch* is very important to blind people.* WITH HAND 2 [countable, usually singular] the act of putting your hands or fingers onto sb/sth dokunuş; dokunma I felt the touch of her hand on my arm. WAY STH FEELS 3 [uncountable] the way sth feels when you touch it dokunuş, his Marble is cold to the touch. DETAIL 4 [countable] a small detail that is added to improve sth ayrıntı, detay The flowers in our room were a nice touch. She's just putting the finishing touches to* the cake.* WAY OF DOING STH 5 [singular] a way or style of doing sth tarz, üslup She prefers to write her letters by hand for a more personal touch. SMALL AMOUNT 6 [singular] a touch (of sth) a small amount of sth azıcık, nebze He's not very ill. It's just a touch of flu. IDIOMS in/out of touch (with sb) being/not being in contact with sb by speaking or writing to them temasta/temasta değil, haberleşen/haberleşmeyen During the year she was abroad, they kept in touch* by letter.* in/out of touch with sth having/not having recent information about sth haberdar/habersiz We're out of touch with what's going on. lose touch (with sb/sth) to no longer have contact (with sb/sth) teması kaybetmek I've lost touch with a lot of my old school friends. lose your touch to lose a special skill or ability ustalığını kaybetmek

Touch Sth Noun Dokunma Putting Hand Singular Small

touch (noun)