touch的示例

• Don't touch the machine when it's in use.

• The water's not deep here - look, I can touch the bottom.

• I could feel myself tense up as he touched my neck.

• A new baby will automatically curl its fingers round any object it touches.

• "You're burning up!" she said, touching his forehead.

• There was so much publicity and hype beforehand, that the performance itself was a touch anticlimactic.

• There was a touch of frost on the hills.

• Add just a touch of cream to the mixture.

• His work has a touch of pathos.

• The gold decoration will add a touch of class.

• Although snakes look slimy their skin is actually dry to the touch.

• I felt a gentle touch on my arm.

• I can control the doors at the touch of a switch.

• Her skin was icy to the touch.

• Is she still in touch with her ex?

• Many therapists think it's important for adults to get in touch with their inner child.

• The police put me in touch with Victim Support.

• The president responded angrily to the charge that she had lost touch with her country's people.

• In eighty-four pages he manages to touch on every crucial point surrounding this quarrel.

• The book is quite valuable for touching on so many relevant themes.

• Ultimately, though, corpus-based empiricism must not lose touch with the theoretical linguistic tradition in the study of linguistic change.

• In any case, there is a touch of arrogance to the view that a visiting scholar sees ' rationality ' where no one else sees it.

• Their stereognosis (the capacity to perceive volumes) is due only to the sense of touch.

• We were deeply touched that you cared enough to ask us about what we wanted and why we wanted it.

• A series of yes/no questions for a telephony application, for instance, may just as well be implemented using touch-tone input.

• The relationships encoded in the interface must then be explored physically, developing the 'touch' of the virtual instrument.

• There is no research work on the touch sensor which can be set easily at the tip of the pipette.

• Leaving aside the possibility that these claims are hyperbolic, the book touches on issues of growing importance for research, policy and practice in children's services.

• This massive two-volume tome exerted huge influence on nearly all areas touching upon civil rights up to twenty years after its original publication.

• This physically demanding process took place throughout the performance so that, while in character, none of the performers' feet touched the ground.

• Plants did not touch each other and were placed in trays filled with water to prevent insects from moving between plants.

• Similar uses would allow business people a simple way of exchanging business and product information by just shaking hands or touching information documents or files.

• Responses among neonatologists touched briefly on the issue of viability, but were remarkably less conflicted on the surface.