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endlessly
wzruszający
touching [ˈtʌtʃɪŋ] ADJ
touching sight, film:
touching
I. touch [tʌtʃ] N
1. touch no pl (ability to feel):
2. touch (instance of touching):
3. touch (little bit):
4. touch (addition):
5. touch of genius:
6. touch (way of doing):
Phrases:
II. touch [tʌtʃ] VB trans
1. touch (feel with fingers, use, concern):
dotykać [perf dotknąć]
2. touch (come in contact):
sięgać [perf sięgnąć]
3. touch (eat or drink):
4. touch (move emotionally):
poruszać [perf poruszyć]
5. touch (deal with):
Phrases:
III. touch [tʌtʃ] VB intr
1. touch (feel with fingers):
dotykać [perf dotknąć]
2. touch (be in contact):
touch hands
touch down VB intr
touch down plane:
lądować [perf wy-]
touch off VB trans
wyzwalać [perf wyzwolić] falę protestów
touch on VB trans
touch on topic:
dotykać [perf dotknąć]
poruszać [perf poruszyć]
touch up VB trans
1. touch up (improve):
poprawiać [perf poprawić]
touch up photograph
retuszować [perf wy-]
2. touch up inf (touch in sexual manner):
touch upon VB trans
touch upon upon PHRVB touch on
touch on VB trans
touch on topic:
dotykać [perf dotknąć]
poruszać [perf poruszyć]
touch-sensitive ADJ COMPUT
touch-and-go ADJ inf
OpenDict entry
constant touch N
Present
Itouch
youtouch
he/she/ittouches
wetouch
youtouch
theytouch
Past
Itouched
youtouched
he/she/ittouched
wetouched
youtouched
theytouched
Present Perfect
Ihavetouched
youhavetouched
he/she/ithastouched
wehavetouched
youhavetouched
theyhavetouched
Past Perfect
Ihadtouched
youhadtouched
he/she/ithadtouched
wehadtouched
youhadtouched
theyhadtouched
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It was used to help train medium bomber and transport pilots, who used it for emergencies on it or practiced touch-and-go landings.
en.wikipedia.org
Ahead of today's touch-and-go, the pilot came down to a height of 100 metres before landing off his next approach.
www.ndtv.com
Each aircraft makes multiple touch-and-go landings during these training events.
en.wikipedia.org
The base was closed at the end of 1969, although the military still intermittently uses the airport for training purposes, such as touch-and-go landings of tankers and cargo aircraft.
en.wikipedia.org
There were a few touch-and-go moments where the surgeons and the hospital administration thought they might lose the child.
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