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We found 28 words and 8 examples matching 'タッチ'
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noun, noun (suffix), 'suru' verb
1. touch
2. being involved in  (opposite: ノータッチ)
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noun
touch switch
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noun
fist bump  (see also: グー)
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noun
touchpad  (computer terminology)
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このタッチ
かのじょ
彼女
どくじ
独自
もの
This touch is original with her.
タッチおねがいします
Tap and go, please.
わたし
ことよくわからないこの
ふで
タッチすごい
おも

I don't know much about painting, but I can tell that this brush has an excellent stroke feel to it.
かいさつき
改札機
とお
ときに
かいさつき
改札機
タッチして
ときもタッチする
Tap the ticket on the gate when entering and do the same when exiting.
かいさつき
改札機
カードタッチするだけ
でい
出入
できる
えき
いがい
以外
でも
じどうはんばいき
自動販売機
コンビニ
つか
使
える
んだ
You just touch the card to the gate to enter and exit, and you can also use it at vending machines and convenience stores outside the station.
 
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