to come into physical contact with; to touch or bump into

to touch physically; to come into contact with something; also used figuratively for touching one's feelings or soul

to touch; to feel or stroke with the hands

To stir up feelings, memories, or thoughts; to move someone emotionally or provoke a reaction

to detonate by contact; to trigger a mechanism or a sudden physical event (like a mudslide)

to violate or go against something, such as the law, regulations, or rules

To be in conflict or contradiction with something else; to clash or be inconsistent.

shocking or horrible to see; describes a ghastly sight or a situation that is extremely serious and distressing

to touch; to come into contact with; to bump into

A long, flexible limb or organ in some invertebrates, used for sensing, grasping, or feeding.

To get an electric shock; to be electrocuted.

a sensory organ (antenna, feeler, or tentacle) of certain arthropods and mollusks, typically located on the head

could happen at any moment; describes a situation that is so tense it is about to explode or reach a crisis point

one's thoughts and feelings; an emotional stirring or being moved by external events or surroundings

sense of touch; tactile sensation

The small gap across which nerve impulses pass between neurons.

the mark left by a brush in painting or calligraphy; brushwork; the technique of using a brush

mechanism that starts a process or event

(of a ship) to strike a reef or run aground

to anger someone; to provoke to anger

the surface where two things meet or interact; interface

To meet the eye; to be seen; to come into view

A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without undergoing any permanent chemical change; also known as [[催化剂|催化劑|cui1 hua4 ji4]]

a person who has been in close physical proximity with an infected individual, especially used in the context of epidemiology

To have feelings or memories stirred by the sight of a particular scene; the sight strikes a chord in one's heart

the feelers, antennae, or tentacles of certain insects, crustaceans, and mollusks; also refers to the whiskers of some mammals

A display screen that allows users to interact with a computer, smartphone, or other device by touching it with a finger or stylus; also written as [[触屏|觸屏|chu4 ping2]].

To grasp a principle by studying a specific case and then being able to apply that understanding to other similar things.

to touch the net in sports like volleyball, tennis, or ping-pong, often resulting in a foul or a reserve; to hit the net while serving

an electrical switch used for switching an electrical power circuit

to feel a sense of sadness or nostalgia because of the scenes before one's eyes; circumstances that evoke mixed feelings

to collapse or give way at the first encounter; used to describe an army or group that is extremely easy to defeat

To cause death through physical contact, as with certain insect sprays or pesticides.

Everything one sees is this thing; used to describe a great number of things that are visible all around or can be seen everywhere.

to bunt a ball in baseball

everywhere; all over; in all places

the state of being in close contact; specifically used in mathematics to describe a higher order of tangency between two curves or surfaces

Literally "a ram butts a fence and gets its horns caught"; used to describe a situation where it is impossible to either advance or retreat

to be moved to sadness or nostalgia by seeing a specific scene or object; touched by what one sees

the sight of something that strikes the eye and touches the heart with grief; a distressing or heart-wrenching scene

not catching the eye; inconspicuous; unobtrusive

tangible; palpable; able to be touched or felt

computing technology that allows a surface to recognize the presence of more than one point of contact at the same time

sexual contact between people of the opposite sex

sexual encounter or physical intimacy between individuals

a loose or defective electrical connection

The spread of disease through direct or indirect contact with an infected person or carrier.

to come into contact with; to make contact with; to encounter

to be sentimentally touched or moved; to stir up feelings of nostalgia or emotion