- touch
 - [tʌtʃ]
 - vt. 接触;触动;使轻度受害
vi. 触摸;涉及;接近;提到
n. 接触;触觉;格调;少许 
参考例子
           - 1.She fell asleep the moment her head touched the pillow.
 - 她头一挨枕头就睡着了。
 
- 2.Use email to keep in touch with visitors.
 - 使用电子邮件和访问者保持联系。
 
- 3.Would you touch me?
 - 你会和我接触吗?
 
英文解释
           - n.
 - 1.the event of something coming in contact with the body
 - 2.the faculty by which external objects or forces are perceived through contact with the body (especia
 - 3.a suggestion of some quality
 - 4.a distinguishing style
 - 5.the act of putting two things together with no space between them
 - 6.a slight but appreciable addition
 - 7.a communicative interaction
 - 8.a slight attack of illness
 - 9.the act of soliciting money (as a gift or loan)
 - 10.the sensation produced by pressure receptors in the skin
 - 11.deftness in handling matters
 - 12.the feel of mechanical action
 
- v.
 - 1.make physical contact with, come in contact with
 - 2.perceive via the tactile sense
 - 3.affect emotionally
 - 4.have to do with or be relevant to
 - 5.be in direct physical contact with; make contact
 - 6.have an effect upon
 - 7.deal with; usually used with a form of negation
 - 8.cause to be in brief contact with
 - 9.to extend as far as
 - 10.be equal to in quality or ability
 - 11.tamper with
 - 12.make a more or less disguised reference to
 - 13.comprehend
 - 14.consume
 - 15.color lightly
 
网络释义
               - Touch
 - 棒球英豪; 触,压,按; 拥抱我; 接触;
 
- in touch
 - 联系,接触; 与…联系; 球越过球门线; 有...的附近;
 
- touch down
 - 落地; 降落; 着陆; 持球触地;
 
- touch off
 - 触发; 开(炮等); 爆炸; 开(炮等);
 
- Touch sens
 - 键盘乐器指触的触感;