Fetch
[ fɛtʃ ]
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vt. 接来（某人）;使发出;吸引;售得（若干价钱）;
vi. 抵达，到达;取来;卖得（好价钱）;
n. 拿取，拿来;诡计;风浪区;
📝 例句
The old watch fetched 100 dollars.
这旧表卖了一百元。
He expects his daughter to fetch and carry for him all day.
他希望女儿终日听他支使.
Eugenie unfolded a clean white tablecloth and went to fetch some grapes.
欧也妮铺上一块洁净的白桌布，又去取来些葡萄。
The child showed / displayed great initiative in going to fetch the police.
那孩子极为主动地把警察找来了.
One of them was a pearl and might fetch a considerable sum.
其中一枚是珍珠的，也许可以卖很可观的一笔钱。
🌱 联想助记
【串】她fetch(拿来)一张stretch(延伸)的sketch(素描图)
【记】※ watch-手表,fetch-拿来:去把我的手表拿来
※ f-拼音“飞”,et-E.T外星人,ch-拼音“长”:外星人拿来一只长长的飞机
※ fe-拼音“肥鹅”,it-它,ch-拼音“吃”:这是一只肥鹅,快去把它拿来吃掉
✅ 同义词
🔤 词根
📖 牛津释义
fetch
v
1 [Tn, Tn.pr, Tn.p, Dn.n, Dn.pr]
~sb/sth (for sb) go for and bring back sb/sth 接来（某人）[取来（某物）]
Fetch a doctor at once. 快去请医生来.
Please fetch the children from school. 请到学校把孩子接回来.
The chair is in the garden; please fetch it in. 椅子在花园里, 请把它搬进来.
Should I fetch you your coat/fetch your coat for you from the next room? 要我去隔壁房间把你的大衣拿来吗?
2 [Tn, Tn.pr]
(dated 旧) cause (sth) to come out 使（某物）出来; 使发出
fetched a deep sigh 发出深深的叹息
fetch tears to the eyes 使泪水涌上眼眶.
3 [Tn, Dn.n] (of goods) be sold for (a price) （指货物）售得, 卖得（某价钱）
The picture should fetch 2000 at auction. 这张画拍卖可得2000英镑.
Those old books won't fetch (you) much. 这些旧书卖不了多少钱.
4 [Dn.n] (infml 口) give (a blow) to (sb) 给（某人）（一击）
She fetched him a terrific slap in the face. 她狠狠地给了他一记耳光.
5 (idm 习语) fetch and `carry (for sb) act like a servant (for sb); be busy with small duties 供（某人）差遣; 忙於杂务
He expects his daughter to fetch and carry for him all day. 他希望女儿终日听他支使.
6 (phr v) fetch up (infml 口) arrive at a certain place or in a certain position; land up 到达; 处於
Where on earth have we fetched up now? 我们现在究竟到哪里了?
🎯 考研助记
fet(=feet脚)+ch(去):用脚去- 去取 “饭吃”（谐音）：先去食堂 拿来，再吃
🔁 扩展释义
*[fetʃ]n. 取得, 拿, 诡计, 魂vt. 接来, 取来, 售得, 带来, 推出, 引出, 杀死, 吸引, 到达vi. 取物, 前进【计】 取相关词组: fetch up fetch down fetch in fetch off fetch out
🌿 同词根单词
📖 同为「高中」词汇
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Help me with them, Marilyn.
帮我戴上， Marilyn。
How much flour did you want to use?
你要用多少面粉？
People who work in offices are frequently referred to as white-collar workers' for the simple reason that they usually wear a collar and tie to go to work.
坐办公室的之所以常常被称作“白领工人”，就是因为他们通常是穿着硬领白衬衫，系着领带去上班。