Definition of one-touch in English:

one-touch

adjective

1(of an electrical device or facility) able to be operated simply at or as though at the touch of a button.
our phones offer one-touch dialling of emergency numbers
Example sentencesExamples
- During our testing we found the one-touch buttons were a real time-saver.
- It does not open, but does come with a one-touch electric shutter blind to protect those inside from the heat of the sun.
- The specification offers a panoramic electric sunroof, which is made up of two flush-fitting panels, one fixed the other moveable, and opened by a one-touch rotary electric switch.
- Folding or opening new black, blue or grey multi-layer fabric roof is a one-touch operation, either via dash button or remote control.
- A long list of standard equipment include power tilt and telescoping steering wheel, power windows with one-touch up/down operation and auto-dimming mirrors.
- Once arriving at a planet, the HUD appears with multiple shortcuts and one-touch buttons.
- You don't have to hold the button down until it fully folds down, it's a one-touch operation.
- Nokia, by contrast, refuses to resell phones under the network operators, restricting itself to occasional tweaks such as, say, an extra button for one-touch access to Vodafone Live.
- The windows all have one-touch operation and they close automatically when it rains.
- The rear seats fold 60/40 and completely flat with a one-touch operation and there's no need to remove headrests, leaving a splendid load area.
- A twist knob in the center stack raises or lowers the window (with one-touch operation) or opens it as a vent.
- It isn't a small unit, but the Perfection's trio of one-touch buttons allow for quick operation.
- There are one-touch electric front windows and they have a feature that prevents them closing on children's heads.
- The 35306 has a one-touch pump providing for one-handed operation and eliminates spraying and splashing.
- Dyson engineers also focused on designing a dustbin that would empty easily and hygienically, so the Telescope features a new one-touch trigger action that lets the user empty the bin without fuss or mess.
- Even non-working phones can be converted to provide a one-touch dial service to 999 and to receive incoming calls for extra reassurance.
- The MX Duo also has a full-featured keyboard, complete with the additional F function keys and many one-touch buttons.
- The detail on the 350Z has gone into precision engineering, rather than cabin gimmicks like push button start up and one-touch indicators.
- There are the usual four one-touch buttons on the front of the PDA and below the screen.
- Isdn connection is optional and there are 100 speed dials and ten one-touch dials.
2Soccer
Denoting fast-moving play in which players manage to control and pass the ball with the first touch of the foot.
a confident victory full of irresistible one-touch football
Example sentencesExamples
- I fear there aren't enough guys taking risks, hitting a one-touch ball or passing without looking because they have vision or instinct.
- If the truth be told, on a glue-pot of a pitch, this was not a City display over blessed with flowing football of the one-touch, pass and move variety.
- They like to play the game with one-touch, two-touch passing football, the way it should be played.
- No matter how often you perfect a training routine, there really is no substitute for a quick word in your ear about a run to be made, or when to play a one-touch pass as opposed to taking an extra touch to draw the defender close to you.
- Northants were finding a lot of space on the right and on fifteen minutes produced a wonderful exhibition of one-touch passes that left the Oxford right back in bewilderment.
- A full-strength Laird's side attacked from the off and dominated the first half with swift inter-play and superb one-touch football.
- He takes up intelligent positions, he plays one-touch football when necessary, he takes on players and beats them when the occasion requires.
- This gave Gargrave confidence and, playing some excellent one-touch football, they scored twice more for a 3-0 half-time lead.
- We like to play one-touch football, with a few short passes out of defence and then a long ball in to the full-forward line.
- The goal was the result of an excellent one-touch play involving four players.
- If one watches Brazil play soccer, they play one-touch soccer, passing the ball around to create the openings.
- Lambie's side now sit nine points clear of the chasing pack and they excelled themselves here with penetrating one-touch football, but ultimately they were sucker-punched.
- Two stunning goals backed by the one-touch football usually only seen in triangular training ground drills saw the grinning Minstermen leave the pitch at half-time to a rousing standing ovation.
- Some of the one-touch football in the latter stages of the first half left Rotherham chasing shadows.
- Coming from Ajax, where everything was based on one-touch football and supporting each other, it all seemed so strange.
- A sweeping ball out of defence saw the Indians exchange six one-touch passes as they split the Argentine defence to present Gagan Ajit Singh with the simplest of chances which he converted to give his team the lead.
- His one-touch football and movement off the ball were fantastic.
- Some of Portsmouth's one-touch play and movement was exceptional.
- The 22-year-old finished off a flowing move of one-touch football from City with a stunning volley to give the Minstermen the lead on 25 minutes.
- Switzerland work the ball forward with some cute one-touch football, but the crucial touches are letting them down and the crowded French midfield can tidy up with ease.

Definition of one-touch in US English:

one-touch

adjectiveˈwənˌtəCHˈwənˌtətʃ

attributive (of an electrical device or facility) able to be operated simply at or as though at the touch of a button.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are the usual four one-touch buttons on the front of the PDA and below the screen.
- Nokia, by contrast, refuses to resell phones under the network operators, restricting itself to occasional tweaks such as, say, an extra button for one-touch access to Vodafone Live.
- During our testing we found the one-touch buttons were a real time-saver.
- Once arriving at a planet, the HUD appears with multiple shortcuts and one-touch buttons.
- It does not open, but does come with a one-touch electric shutter blind to protect those inside from the heat of the sun.
- You don't have to hold the button down until it fully folds down, it's a one-touch operation.
- Even non-working phones can be converted to provide a one-touch dial service to 999 and to receive incoming calls for extra reassurance.
- A twist knob in the center stack raises or lowers the window (with one-touch operation) or opens it as a vent.
- Dyson engineers also focused on designing a dustbin that would empty easily and hygienically, so the Telescope features a new one-touch trigger action that lets the user empty the bin without fuss or mess.
- Folding or opening new black, blue or grey multi-layer fabric roof is a one-touch operation, either via dash button or remote control.
- The 35306 has a one-touch pump providing for one-handed operation and eliminates spraying and splashing.
- Isdn connection is optional and there are 100 speed dials and ten one-touch dials.
- The detail on the 350Z has gone into precision engineering, rather than cabin gimmicks like push button start up and one-touch indicators.
- The specification offers a panoramic electric sunroof, which is made up of two flush-fitting panels, one fixed the other moveable, and opened by a one-touch rotary electric switch.
- A long list of standard equipment include power tilt and telescoping steering wheel, power windows with one-touch up/down operation and auto-dimming mirrors.
- The rear seats fold 60/40 and completely flat with a one-touch operation and there's no need to remove headrests, leaving a splendid load area.
- The windows all have one-touch operation and they close automatically when it rains.
- It isn't a small unit, but the Perfection's trio of one-touch buttons allow for quick operation.
- There are one-touch electric front windows and they have a feature that prevents them closing on children's heads.
- The MX Duo also has a full-featured keyboard, complete with the additional F function keys and many one-touch buttons.

单词	one-touch
释义	Definition of one-touch in English: one-touch adjective 1(of an electrical device or facility) able to be operated simply at or as though at the touch of a button. our phones offer one-touch dialling of emergency numbers Example sentencesExamples During our testing we found the one-touch buttons were a real time-saver. It does not open, but does come with a one-touch electric shutter blind to protect those inside from the heat of the sun. The specification offers a panoramic electric sunroof, which is made up of two flush-fitting panels, one fixed the other moveable, and opened by a one-touch rotary electric switch. Folding or opening new black, blue or grey multi-layer fabric roof is a one-touch operation, either via dash button or remote control. A long list of standard equipment include power tilt and telescoping steering wheel, power windows with one-touch up/down operation and auto-dimming mirrors. Once arriving at a planet, the HUD appears with multiple shortcuts and one-touch buttons. You don't have to hold the button down until it fully folds down, it's a one-touch operation. Nokia, by contrast, refuses to resell phones under the network operators, restricting itself to occasional tweaks such as, say, an extra button for one-touch access to Vodafone Live. The windows all have one-touch operation and they close automatically when it rains. The rear seats fold 60/40 and completely flat with a one-touch operation and there's no need to remove headrests, leaving a splendid load area. A twist knob in the center stack raises or lowers the window (with one-touch operation) or opens it as a vent. It isn't a small unit, but the Perfection's trio of one-touch buttons allow for quick operation. There are one-touch electric front windows and they have a feature that prevents them closing on children's heads. The 35306 has a one-touch pump providing for one-handed operation and eliminates spraying and splashing. Dyson engineers also focused on designing a dustbin that would empty easily and hygienically, so the Telescope features a new one-touch trigger action that lets the user empty the bin without fuss or mess. Even non-working phones can be converted to provide a one-touch dial service to 999 and to receive incoming calls for extra reassurance. The MX Duo also has a full-featured keyboard, complete with the additional F function keys and many one-touch buttons. The detail on the 350Z has gone into precision engineering, rather than cabin gimmicks like push button start up and one-touch indicators. There are the usual four one-touch buttons on the front of the PDA and below the screen. Isdn connection is optional and there are 100 speed dials and ten one-touch dials. 2Soccer Denoting fast-moving play in which players manage to control and pass the ball with the first touch of the foot. a confident victory full of irresistible one-touch football Example sentencesExamples I fear there aren't enough guys taking risks, hitting a one-touch ball or passing without looking because they have vision or instinct. If the truth be told, on a glue-pot of a pitch, this was not a City display over blessed with flowing football of the one-touch, pass and move variety. They like to play the game with one-touch, two-touch passing football, the way it should be played. No matter how often you perfect a training routine, there really is no substitute for a quick word in your ear about a run to be made, or when to play a one-touch pass as opposed to taking an extra touch to draw the defender close to you. Northants were finding a lot of space on the right and on fifteen minutes produced a wonderful exhibition of one-touch passes that left the Oxford right back in bewilderment. A full-strength Laird's side attacked from the off and dominated the first half with swift inter-play and superb one-touch football. He takes up intelligent positions, he plays one-touch football when necessary, he takes on players and beats them when the occasion requires. This gave Gargrave confidence and, playing some excellent one-touch football, they scored twice more for a 3-0 half-time lead. We like to play one-touch football, with a few short passes out of defence and then a long ball in to the full-forward line. The goal was the result of an excellent one-touch play involving four players. If one watches Brazil play soccer, they play one-touch soccer, passing the ball around to create the openings. Lambie's side now sit nine points clear of the chasing pack and they excelled themselves here with penetrating one-touch football, but ultimately they were sucker-punched. Two stunning goals backed by the one-touch football usually only seen in triangular training ground drills saw the grinning Minstermen leave the pitch at half-time to a rousing standing ovation. Some of the one-touch football in the latter stages of the first half left Rotherham chasing shadows. Coming from Ajax, where everything was based on one-touch football and supporting each other, it all seemed so strange. A sweeping ball out of defence saw the Indians exchange six one-touch passes as they split the Argentine defence to present Gagan Ajit Singh with the simplest of chances which he converted to give his team the lead. His one-touch football and movement off the ball were fantastic. Some of Portsmouth's one-touch play and movement was exceptional. The 22-year-old finished off a flowing move of one-touch football from City with a stunning volley to give the Minstermen the lead on 25 minutes. Switzerland work the ball forward with some cute one-touch football, but the crucial touches are letting them down and the crowded French midfield can tidy up with ease. Definition of one-touch in US English: one-touch adjectiveˈwənˌtəCHˈwənˌtətʃ attributive (of an electrical device or facility) able to be operated simply at or as though at the touch of a button. Example sentencesExamples There are the usual four one-touch buttons on the front of the PDA and below the screen. Nokia, by contrast, refuses to resell phones under the network operators, restricting itself to occasional tweaks such as, say, an extra button for one-touch access to Vodafone Live. During our testing we found the one-touch buttons were a real time-saver. Once arriving at a planet, the HUD appears with multiple shortcuts and one-touch buttons. It does not open, but does come with a one-touch electric shutter blind to protect those inside from the heat of the sun. You don't have to hold the button down until it fully folds down, it's a one-touch operation. Even non-working phones can be converted to provide a one-touch dial service to 999 and to receive incoming calls for extra reassurance. A twist knob in the center stack raises or lowers the window (with one-touch operation) or opens it as a vent. Dyson engineers also focused on designing a dustbin that would empty easily and hygienically, so the Telescope features a new one-touch trigger action that lets the user empty the bin without fuss or mess. Folding or opening new black, blue or grey multi-layer fabric roof is a one-touch operation, either via dash button or remote control. The 35306 has a one-touch pump providing for one-handed operation and eliminates spraying and splashing. Isdn connection is optional and there are 100 speed dials and ten one-touch dials. The detail on the 350Z has gone into precision engineering, rather than cabin gimmicks like push button start up and one-touch indicators. The specification offers a panoramic electric sunroof, which is made up of two flush-fitting panels, one fixed the other moveable, and opened by a one-touch rotary electric switch. A long list of standard equipment include power tilt and telescoping steering wheel, power windows with one-touch up/down operation and auto-dimming mirrors. The rear seats fold 60/40 and completely flat with a one-touch operation and there's no need to remove headrests, leaving a splendid load area. The windows all have one-touch operation and they close automatically when it rains. It isn't a small unit, but the Perfection's trio of one-touch buttons allow for quick operation. There are one-touch electric front windows and they have a feature that prevents them closing on children's heads. The MX Duo also has a full-featured keyboard, complete with the additional F function keys and many one-touch buttons.
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