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Meanings of touching in English
Usage of touching in English
1
Selective attention helps process the myriad of information constantly touching our body.
2
At any given moment only 15 percent of them are actually touching.
3
Therefore, you can catch a cold by touching things in public places.
4
The stock has almost doubled since touching a year low in October.
5
For financial advisers, that means a lot of touching base this week.
6
Then once more the singing; then the cry, more touching than all:
7
It united the queen and the maiden in a common heart-touching cause.
8
U.S. Treasuries meanwhile have also stalled after touching new 4 month highs.
9
Anything that seems right to you, she said softly, touching Nicolette's hand.
10
And in the camp the regulations touching them were strict and numerous.
11
And she was the most beautiful and touching sight in the café-restaurant.
12
We are going to have to continue this touching exploration another time.
13
The expression and attitude of these figures are touching in the extreme.
14
I am not touching your beautiful half; I am only in mine.
15
Everywhere, in the experience of our economy, is just people touching people.
16
He was touching on a sensitive subject now, and Rosalie said nothing.
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Frequent collocations
Touching through the time
Touching across language varieties
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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