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fetching
charmant(e)
English
English
French
French
fetching [Brit ˈfɛtʃɪŋ, Am ˈfɛtʃɪŋ] ADJ
fetching child, habit, photo
fetching outfit, hat
fetch [Brit fɛtʃ, Am fɛtʃ] VB trans
1. fetch (bring):
to fetch sth for sb
to fetch sth for sb (carry back)
(r)apporter qc à qn
2. fetch (bring financially):
fetch goods:
3. fetch (hit) inf:
I. fetch in VB [Brit fɛtʃ -, Am fɛtʃ -] inf (fetch [sth] in, fetch in [sth])
fetch in chairs, washing etc:
II. fetch in VB [Brit fɛtʃ -, Am fɛtʃ -] inf (fetch [sb] in)
I. fetch out VB [Brit fɛtʃ -, Am fɛtʃ -] inf (fetch [sth] out, fetch out [sth])
fetch out object:
II. fetch out VB [Brit fɛtʃ -, Am fɛtʃ -] inf (fetch [sb] out, fetch out [sb])
fetch out person:
fetch up VB [Brit fɛtʃ -, Am fɛtʃ -] inf
French
French
English
English
to fetch sb/sth
aller chercher qc chien:
to fetch sth
a house in this area must fetch Brit ou get Am about 300, 000 euros
se vendre cher objet:
English
English
French
French
fetching ADJ iron hum
fetching
fetch [fetʃ] VB trans
1. fetch (bring back):
2. fetch (be sold for):
fetch a price
French
French
English
English
to go and fetch sb/sth
fetching ADJ iron hum
fetching
fetch [fetʃ] VB trans
1. fetch (bring back):
fetch stick, object
2. fetch (be sold for):
fetch price
Present
Ifetch
youfetch
he/she/itfetches
wefetch
youfetch
theyfetch
Past
Ifetched
youfetched
he/she/itfetched
wefetched
youfetched
theyfetched
Present Perfect
Ihavefetched
youhavefetched
he/she/ithasfetched
wehavefetched
youhavefetched
theyhavefetched
Past Perfect
Ihadfetched
youhadfetched
he/she/ithadfetched
wehadfetched
youhadfetched
theyhadfetched
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Surveyors estimated then that the site could fetch up to $20 billion if the site were auctioned by the government.
en.wikipedia.org
It had been expected to fetch up to 40 million pounds.
www.cleveland.com
It is expected to fetch up to 450,000.
en.wikipedia.org
The sale of a fake passport, on the other hand, can fetch up to five times as much.
www.globalpost.com
A stuffed dog more than 150 years old is expected to fetch up to $35,000 at auction this week.
www.stuff.co.nz