英语词汇“contact”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

contactnoun

uk/ˈkɒn.tækt/us/ˈkɑːn.tækt/

contact noun (COMMUNICATION)

B1 [ U ] communication with someone, especially by speaking or writing to them regularly:

"Have you been in contact with Andrew recently?" "Only by phone."

I'm still in contact with her - we write a couple of times a year.

There isn't enough contact between teachers and parents.

I've been busy at home and have hardly had any contact with the outside world.

I'd hate to lose contact with my college friends.

She finally made contact with him in Italy.

Air traffic control lost radio contact with the pilot of the plane ten minutes before the accident.

The school needs a contact number (= phone number, especially for emergencies) for parents during school hours.

More examples

It concerns me that he hasn't been in contact.
She has denied her family and refuses to have any contact with them.
One of the minus points of working at home is not having social contact with colleagues.
For a few tense minutes, the astronauts lost radio contact with mission control.
After a few months' contact the monkeys become very tame.

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Communicating & keeping in touch

ahold
bell
catch up
communicate
communication
communicative
drop
give sb a bell idiom
hear
interact
interaction
pick
pick up the phone idiom
radio silence
raise
rapporteur
reach out to sb
ring (sb) back
send
touch

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contact noun (TOUCH)

C1 [ U ] the fact of two people or things touching each other:

Don't let that glue come into contact with your skin.

Have you been in contact with (= touched or been very near) anyone with the disease?

He hates physical contact of any kind - he doesn't even like to shake your hand.

More examples

Many tribes became extinct when they came into contact with Western illnesses.
He's very shy and never makes eye contact.
It's possible to pass on the virus to others through physical contact.
The AIDS virus is spread through contact with blood and other body fluids.
Don't let the cloth come into contact with anything greasy.

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Touching & feeling

brush
feel
fiddle
fiddle (around) with sth
finger
hand
hand to hand idiom
haptic
kinaesthesia
lick
nudge
pat
paw
play
play with sth
tactile
tap
touch
toy
toy with sth

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contact noun (PERSON)

A2 [ C ] a person, especially someone in a high position, who can give you useful information or introductions that will help you at work or socially:

I don't really know how she got the job, but I think her mother has contacts.

He gave me the name of one of his contacts in a design firm, who offered me a job.

We're building up (= increasing the number of) our contacts in the business.

[ C ] the people whose names, telephone numbers, addresses, etc. you keep, for example stored on your mobile phone:

How do you add a new contact?

contacts [ U ]

the place on your mobile phone or computer where you store people's names, telephone numbers, addresses, etc.:

Click the icon to go to contacts.

I've added her number to my contacts.

More examples

Do you have any contacts in journalism?
I have a contact within the Conservative government.
He is a useful contact for information on arms deals.
I am trying to make contacts within the party.
I don't have any local contacts.

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Helpers and accomplices

a tower of strength idiom
abet
accessory
accomplice
acolyte
Asst
buddy
collaborator
confederate
enabler
life-saver
man Friday
mate
moll
partner
right-hand man
second 1
support group
support network
tower

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contact noun (ELECTRICITY)

[ C ] a part in a circuit that makes the circuit complete when it touches another part

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Electrical components & circuitry

accumulator
anode
armature
baseband chip
capacitor
cathode ray
circuit
circuit board
commutator
electrics
electrode
electromotive
fuel cell
fused
grid
integrated circuit
LED display
negative pole
NiCad
parallel

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contact noun (FOR EYES)

[ C ] also contact lens a small round curved piece of transparent plastic, worn on the surface of the eye to improve your sight

contact noun (PHOTOGRAPH)

[ C ] also contact print a photograph produced by allowing light to pass through the film onto paper that is pressed tightly to it

contactverb [ T ]

uk/ˈkɒn.tækt/us/ˈkɑːn.tækt/

A2 to communicate with someone by calling or sending them a letter, email, etc.:

I tried to contact him at his office, but he wasn't in.

You can contact me on (US also at) (= speak to me using the phone) 388 9146.

Unless the money is paid, we will be contacting our legal department.

More examples

You can contact us by email or fax.
For more information about the job, please contact the personnel manager.
Discussion forums are a way of contacting people with similar interests from all over the world.
Should you ever need anything, please don't hesitate to contact me.
I've been trying to contact you all day.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Communicating & keeping in touch

ahold
bell
catch up
communicate
communication
communicative
drop
give sb a bell idiom
hear
interact
interaction
pick
pick up the phone idiom
radio silence
raise
rapporteur
reach out to sb
ring (sb) back
send
touch

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contactable

adjective uk/kənˈtæk.tə.bəl/us/kənˈtæk.tə.bəl/

Is he contactable at his home number?

单词	contact
释义	Contents noun (6) contact (COMMUNICATION) contact (TOUCH) contact (PERSON) contact (ELECTRICITY) contact (FOR EYES) contact (PHOTOGRAPH) verb (1) contact (1) more…(1) contactable Contents noun (3) contact (COMMUNICATION) contact (TOUCH) contact (HELPFUL PERSON) more…(1) contact Contents noun (2) contact (1) contact (2) verb (1) contact (1) more…(1) contactable English American Business contactnoun uk/ˈkɒn.tækt/us/ˈkɑːn.tækt/ contact noun (COMMUNICATION) B1 [ U ] communication with someone, especially by speaking or writing to them regularly: "Have you been in contact with Andrew recently?" "Only by phone." I'm still in contact with her - we write a couple of times a year. There isn't enough contact between teachers and parents. I've been busy at home and have hardly had any contact with the outside world. I'd hate to lose contact with my college friends. She finally made contact with him in Italy. Air traffic control lost radio contact with the pilot of the plane ten minutes before the accident. The school needs a contact number (= phone number, especially for emergencies) for parents during school hours. More examples It concerns me that he hasn't been in contact. She has denied her family and refuses to have any contact with them. One of the minus points of working at home is not having social contact with colleagues. For a few tense minutes, the astronauts lost radio contact with mission control. After a few months' contact the monkeys become very tame. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communicating & keeping in touch ahold bell catch up communicate communication communicative drop give sb a bell idiom hear interact interaction pick pick up the phone idiom radio silence raise rapporteur reach out to sb *ring (sb)* back send touch See more results » contact noun (TOUCH) C1 [ U ] the fact of two people or things touching each other: Don't let that glue come into contact with your skin. Have you been in contact with (= touched or been very near) anyone with the disease? He hates physical contact of any kind - he doesn't even like to shake your hand. More examples Many tribes became extinct when they came into contact with Western illnesses. He's very shy and never makes eye contact. It's possible to pass on the virus to others through physical contact. The AIDS virus is spread through contact with blood and other body fluids. Don't let the cloth come into contact with anything greasy. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Touching & feeling brush feel fiddle** fiddle (around) with sth finger hand hand to hand idiom haptic kinaesthesia lick nudge pat paw play play with sth tactile tap touch toy toy with sth See more results » contact noun (PERSON) A2 [ C ] a person, especially someone in a high position, who can give you useful information or introductions that will help you at work or socially: I don't really know how she got the job, but I think her mother has contacts. He gave me the name of one of his contacts in a design firm, who offered me a job. We're building up (= increasing the number of) our contacts in the business. [ C ] the people whose names, telephone numbers, addresses, etc. you keep, for example stored on your mobile phone: How do you add a new contact? contacts [ U ] the place on your mobile phone or computer where you store people's names, telephone numbers, addresses, etc.: Click the icon to go to contacts. I've added her number to my contacts. More examples Do you have any contacts in journalism? I have a contact within the Conservative government. He is a useful contact for information on arms deals. I am trying to make contacts within the party. I don't have any local contacts. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Helpers and accomplices a tower of strength idiom abet accessory accomplice acolyte Asst buddy collaborator confederate enabler life-saver man Friday mate moll partner right-hand man second 1 support group support network tower See more results » contact noun (ELECTRICITY) [ C ] a part in a circuit that makes the circuit complete when it touches another part Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Electrical components & circuitry accumulator anode armature baseband chip capacitor cathode ray circuit circuit board commutator electrics electrode electromotive fuel cell fused grid integrated circuit LED display negative pole NiCad parallel See more results » contact noun (FOR EYES) [ C ] also contact lens a small round curved piece of transparent plastic, worn on the surface of the eye to improve your sight contact noun (PHOTOGRAPH) [ C ] also contact print a photograph produced by allowing light to pass through the film onto paper that is pressed tightly to it contactverb [ T ] uk/ˈkɒn.tækt/us/ˈkɑːn.tækt/ A2 to communicate with someone by calling or sending them a letter, email, etc.: I tried to contact him at his office, but he wasn't in. You can contact me on (US also at) (= speak to me using the phone) 388 9146. Unless the money is paid, we will be contacting our legal department. More examples You can contact us by email or fax. For more information about the job, please contact the personnel manager. Discussion forums are a way of contacting people with similar interests from all over the world. Should you ever need anything, please don't hesitate to contact me. I've been trying to contact you all day. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communicating & keeping in touch ahold bell catch up communicate communication communicative drop give sb a bell idiom hear interact interaction pick pick up the phone idiom radio silence raise rapporteur reach out to sb *ring (sb)* back send touch See more results » contactable adjective uk/kənˈtæk.tə.bəl/us/kənˈtæk.tə.bəl/ Is he contactable at his home number? contactnoun us/ˈkɑn·tækt/ contact noun (COMMUNICATION) [ U ] communication with someone, or with a group or organization: Have you kept in contact with your friends from college? The pilot was always in contact with an air traffic controller. contact noun (TOUCH) [ U ] the touching of two objects or surfaces: Don’t let that glue come into contact with your skin. contact noun (HELPFUL PERSON) [ C ] a person whom you know and who may be able to help you in a useful way, esp. by influencing other people or by sharing knowledge with you: He tried to use his contacts to get a better job in advertising. [ C ] A contact is also a person you meet: My face-to-face contacts outside of the office had been mostly hotel clerks, policemen, and waitresses. contact verb [ T ] us/ˈkɑn·tækt/ I tried to contact him at his office but he was out to lunch. contactnoun uk/ˈkɒntækt/us [ U ] communication with someone, especially by speaking or writing to them regularly: be/get/keep in contact with sb We have been in contact with similar organizations in several countries. establish/make contact with sb Experience has taught me the best way to make a good first impression is to make contact with as many people in the organization as you can. contact between sb (and sb) The first contact between contracting parties will normally be the sending out of a price list or catalogue. contact details/information/number The HR department keeps the contact details of all members of staff. in close/direct/regular contact with sb 44% of his working time is spent in direct contact with clients. Under the new code, shareholders will have a senior non-executive director, aside from the chairman, who will act as their point of contact on the board. [ C ] a person, especially in a high position, who can give you useful information or introductions that will help you at work: good/useful/valuable contacts Conferences are good places to make useful contacts. He's got a contact in London who buys the goods off him. Sharing a meal with clients or colleagues can strengthen business contacts and improve career prospects. a network of contacts contactverb [ T ] uk/ˈkɒntækt/us to communicate with someone by phoning them or sending them a letter, email, etc.:** contact sb for sth The distributor should be contacted for further information on these requirements. contact sb at/on You can contact the manager directly on this number, or at his website address. contactable adjective Please ensure that you are contactable at all times while the deal is going through.
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contactnoun

contact noun (COMMUNICATION)

contact noun (TOUCH)

contact noun (PERSON)

contact noun (ELECTRICITY)

contact noun (FOR EYES)

contact noun (PHOTOGRAPH)

contactverb [ T ]

contactnoun

contact noun (COMMUNICATION)

contact noun (TOUCH)

contact noun (HELPFUL PERSON)

contactnoun

contactverb [ T ]