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fetch

UK
/fɛtʃ/
US
/fɛtʃ/
fetch up

Translations

fetchnoun
fetches
pl
UK
/fɛtʃ/
US
/fɛtʃ/
rapportJeu consistant à aller chercher un objet et à le rapporter.
My dog loves fetch in the park.
Mon chien adore le rapport au parc.
distance de parcours du ventTerme de météorologie et d’océanographie.
A long fetch can produce larger waves.
Une longue distance de parcours du vent peut produire des vagues plus grandes.
Additional translations
double fantomatiqueFolklore et croyances populaires.
Synonyms
reach
retrieval
pickup
bringing
errand
haul
get
fetchverb
fetched
Past Simple
fetched
Past Participle
fetching
Gerund
UK
/fɛtʃ/
US
/fɛtʃ/
aller chercher
Could you fetch the keys from the kitchen?
Pourrais-tu aller chercher les clés dans la cuisine ?
récupérerDans le domaine informatique, pour des données ou des informations.
The app fetches the latest data from the server.
L’application récupère les dernières données du serveur.
rapporterEn parlant d’un prix obtenu à la vente ou aux enchères.
The old chair fetched a high price at auction.
La vieille chaise a rapporté un prix élevé aux enchères.
Additional translations
rapporterSe dit surtout d’un chien ou d’un objet qu’on va chercher et ramène.
Synonyms
get
pick up
go for
fetch back
bring
retrieve
collect
fetchadjective
UK
/fɛtʃ/
US
/fɛtʃ/
Used attributively before another noun, especially in computing (e.g., "fetch request").
de récupérationEmploi attributif, surtout en informatique.
The fetch request was optimized for speed.
La requête de récupération a été optimisée pour la vitesse.
Synonyms
fetching
attractive
charming
appealing
winsome
alluring
engaging
pretty
good-looking
enticing

Definitions

fetchnoun
The act of going to get something and bringing it back.
The dog's favorite game is fetch, where he runs to retrieve the ball.
A distance traveled by wind or waves across open water.
The fetch of the waves was long, creating large swells on the ocean.
A supernatural apparition or double of a living person, regarded as an omen.
In Irish folklore, seeing someone's fetch was thought to foretell their death.
fetchverb
To go for and then bring back something.
The dog loves to fetch the ball when we play in the park.
To be sold for a specified price.
The painting fetched nearly a million dollars at auction.
To retrieve data from a database or storage.
The program will fetch the user data from the server.
fetchadjective
Relating to or involved in the action of retrieving or requesting data or objects; used attributively.
The developer optimized the fetch request to reduce load times.
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