英语词组touch on (something)是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

touch on (something)

To discuss or deal with some topic informally or in passing. We'll touch on that matter later in the meeting, so let's stay focused on the issue at hand. She touched on the problem, but she didn't get a chance to explain exactly what had happened. The movie touches on themes of loneliness and grief, but doesn't make them the central focus of the characters.

touch (up)on something

Fig. to mention something; to talk about something briefly. In tomorrow's lecture I'd like to touch on the matter of taxation. The teacher only touched upon the subject. There wasn't time to do more than that.

touch on something

Fig. to mention something; to talk about something briefly. In tomorrow's lecture I'd like to touch on the matter of taxation. The teacher only touched on the subject. There wasn't time to do more than that.

touch on

Also, touch upon.

1. Mention briefly or casually in passing, as in He barely touched on the subject of immigration. [First half of 1600s]

2. Approach closely, verge on, as in This frenzy touched on clinical insanity. [Early 1800s]

touch on

or touch upon

1. To deal with some topic in passing: The speech touched on all the important issues but never really discussed them.

2. To relate to someone or something; concern someone or something: The problem of poverty touches on every level of society.

3. To approach the nature or condition of something; come close to something: The fan's excitement touched on clinical insanity.

词组	touch on (something)
释义	touch on (something) To discuss or deal with some topic informally or in passing. We'll touch on that matter later in the meeting, so let's stay focused on the issue at hand. She touched on the problem, but she didn't get a chance to explain exactly what had happened. The movie touches on themes of loneliness and grief, but doesn't make them the central focus of the characters. touch (up)on something Fig. to mention something; to talk about something briefly. In tomorrow's lecture I'd like to touch on the matter of taxation. The teacher only touched upon the subject. There wasn't time to do more than that. touch on something Fig. to mention something; to talk about something briefly. In tomorrow's lecture I'd like to touch on the matter of taxation. The teacher only touched on the subject. There wasn't time to do more than that. touch on Also, touch upon. 1. Mention briefly or casually in passing, as in He barely touched on the subject of immigration. [First half of 1600s] 2. Approach closely, verge on, as in This frenzy touched on clinical insanity. [Early 1800s] touch on or touch upon v. 1. To deal with some topic in passing: The speech touched on all the important issues but never really discussed them. 2. To relate to someone or something; concern someone or something: The problem of poverty touches on every level of society. 3. To approach the nature or condition of something; come close to something: The fan's excitement touched on clinical insanity.
随便看	thrust us aside thrust us on thrust you aside thrust you on thrutch thud thud against thudded thudding thud into tangling tangling up tangling with tangling with her tangling with me tangling with someone tangling with something tangling with them tangling with us tangling with you tangly tango tango boat tangoed tangoes