タッチ

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

touch; touching

General physical contact or the act of touching something.

• 画が面めんにタッチするとアプリが起き動どうします。

  Touching the screen launches the app.

• 彼かれはそっと彼かの女じょの肩かたにタッチした。

  He gently touched her shoulder.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

being involved in; having a hand in

Used to indicate involvement or participation in something, often in the negative form タッチしない or with ノータッチ as an antonym.

Antonyms: ノータッチ

• このプロジェクトにはまったくタッチしていない。

  I haven't been involved in this project at all.

• 彼かれは経けい営えいにはタッチせず、現げん場ばに専せん念ねんしている。

  He doesn't get involved in management and focuses on the front line.

noun

touch; style; feel

Refers to the distinctive manner or quality of an artist's, musician's, or writer's work; the personal 'touch' or 'feel' they bring.

• 彼かれのピアノのタッチはとても繊せん細さいだ。

  His piano touch is very delicate.

• この画が家かのタッチは独どく特とくで、すぐにそれとわかる。

  This painter's style is unique and instantly recognizable.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

tag

Baseball term for tagging a runner.

• ランナーは二に塁るいでタッチアウトになった。

  The runner was tagged out at second base.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

high five; touching palms

Children's language for a high five or slapping palms together in celebration.

See also: ハイタッチ

• ゴールを決きめた後あと、チームメイトとタッチを交かわした。

  After scoring the goal, he exchanged high fives with his teammates.