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fetch

/fɛtʃ/

fetch up

fetchnoun

fetches

/fɛtʃ/

Translations

апорт

The dog loves to play fetch in the park.

Собака любит играть в апорт в парке.

Additional translations

извлечение

доставка

принесение

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

fetchverb

fetched

Past Simple

fetched

Past Participle

fetching

Gerund

/fɛtʃ/

Translations

принести

Can you fetch me a glass of water?

Можешь принести мне стакан воды?

сходить за

I need to fetch some groceries from the store.

Мне нужно сходить за продуктами в магазин.

достать

He managed to fetch the ball from the roof.

Ему удалось достать мяч с крыши.

Additional translations

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

fetch back

go for

pick up

fetchadjective

/fɛtʃ/

Used attributively before another noun, especially in computing (e.g., "fetch request").

Definitions

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.

Synonyms