Meaning oftouchin English

Verb

1. to make contact with something; physically connect
   The doctor will touch the patient's wound gently.
2. to come into contact accidentally; intersect
   The two roads touch at the intersection.
3. to be in physical contact; have a connection
   The baby will touch the soft toy with her hands.
4. to reach or meet something; make an impact
   The company's new policy will touch the lives of many employees.
5. to physically disturb or harm; interfere
   Don't touch the wires or you will get shocked.
6. to affect in a specific way (context-dependent)
   The new tax policy will touch the income of low-wage workers.
7. to evoke emotions; affect feelings
   The movie's sad ending will touch the audience's hearts.
8. to imbue with a quality; endow
   The artist's experience will touch her paintings with a sense of realism.
9. to briefly speak or write about something
   The professor will touch on the main points in her lecture.
10. to come near or approach something
    The car will touch the edge of the road if you don't steer carefully.
11. to modify or update (a digital file)
    The developer will touch the code to fix the bug.