fetch
/fetʃ/
CEFR level B1Topic Daily lifeWord #2817 in the learning path
去取来；去接来
Definitions
v. To go somewhere and bring someone or something back.
去取来；去接来
v. To be sold for a particular amount of money.
售得；卖得
Example
Could you fetch my jacket from the bedroom?
你能去卧室把我的夹克拿来吗？
Homes near reliable public transport often fetch higher prices because buyers value convenient access to employment.
公共交通便利可靠的地段，住宅往往售价更高，因为买家重视通勤的便利性。
Collocations
- fetch some water
- fetch someone from school
- fetch a high price
Usage tip
fetch强调去后取回；bring只强调带来。
FAQ
- What does fetch mean?
- To go somewhere and bring someone or something back. To be sold for a particular amount of money.
- How is fetch pronounced?
- UK /fetʃ/, US /fetʃ/. Use the audio buttons above to listen.
