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in touch

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ɪn ˈtʌtʃ/

in touch means: Communicating with someone, especially regularly or after being apart.

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IN CONTACTA2

Communicating with someone, especially regularly or after being apart.

  • Let's keep in touch.
  • She got in touch with me yesterday.
  • Are you still in touch with your school friends?

How to use it: in touch with someone (I'm still in touch with my old classmates.)

Similar words: in contact, in communication

Opposites: out of touch

Common phrases: stay in touch, get in touch, keep in touch

OUTSIDE PLAYING AREAC1

Outside the playing area, or touching its side line, especially in rugby.

  • The ball is in touch.
  • The referee ruled that the player was in touch.
  • His kick landed in touch near the halfway line.

Similar words: out of bounds

Opposites: in play

Common phrases: ball in touch, be in touch, land in touch

Questions about in touch

What does in touch mean?

Communicating with someone, especially regularly or after being apart.

What is in touch in other languages?

Türkçe: iletişim halinde · Español: en contacto · Français: en contact · Deutsch: in Kontakt · Italiano: in contatto · 日本語: 連絡を取り合っている

How do you pronounce in touch?

It is pronounced /ɪn ˈtʌtʃ/.

How do you use in touch in a sentence?

Let's keep in touch. She got in touch with me yesterday.

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