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Is it correct that I say"I touch on the book" or just "I touch the book" Sometimes I come across "touch on" in some abstract meaning, what is the difference?
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touch on (something) TFD is an idiom
To discuss or deal with some topic informally or in passing.
As in:
We'll touch on that matter later in the meeting.
to touch v. TFD A basic definition is
To cause or permit a part of the body, especially the hand or fingers,
to come in contact with so as to feel
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touch on (something) TFD is an idiom
To discuss or deal with some topic informally or in passing.
As in:
We'll touch on that matter later in the meeting.
to touch v. TFD A basic definition is
To cause or permit a part of the body, especially the hand or fingers,
to come in contact with so as to feel
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touch on (something) TFD is an idiom
To discuss or deal with some topic informally or in passing.
As in:
We'll touch on that matter later in the meeting.
to touch v. TFD A basic definition is
To cause or permit a part of the body, especially the hand or fingers,
to come in contact with so as to feel
answered 22 mins ago
lbflbf
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touch on (something) TFD is an idiom
To discuss or deal with some topic informally or in passing.
As in:
We'll touch on that matter later in the meeting.
to touch v. TFD A basic definition is
To cause or permit a part of the body, especially the hand or fingers,
to come in contact with so as to feel
answered 22 mins ago
lbflbf
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touch on (something) TFD is an idiom
To discuss or deal with some topic informally or in passing.
As in:
We'll touch on that matter later in the meeting.
to touch v. TFD A basic definition is
To cause or permit a part of the body, especially the hand or fingers,
to come in contact with so as to feel
answered 22 mins ago
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