fetch

• Sustantivo que designa la acción de traer o recuperar algo, usado a menudo como orden para un perro o en informática para referirse a la obtención de datos.

A noun referring to the act of retrieving or bringing something back, often used in the context of a command for a dog or in computing.

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1. Act of retrievingA2informal

   An act of going for and bringing back something, especially a ball or stick thrown by a person.

   acción de recoger

   • The dog loves playing fetch in the park.
   • He threw the stick and the dog ran after it for a game of fetch.
   • We played fetch with the puppy for an hour.

   Sinónimoscollectionrecoveryretrieval

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de ir a buscar algo o a alguien y traerlo de vuelta.

A verb used to indicate the act of going to get something and bringing it back.

1. Go and bring backA2formal

   To go to a place and bring something back.

   ir a buscar

   • Please fetch me a glass of water.
   • The dog fetched the stick from the garden.
   • She fetched the documents from the office.

   Sinónimosbringcollectgetobtainpick upretrieve

   Antónimosdeliversend

2. Sell for a priceB2formal

   To be sold for a particular amount of money.

   venderse por

   • The antique vase fetched a high price at auction.
   • His painting fetched over a million dollars.
   • The house fetched a good price in the current market.

   Sinónimosbringcommandobtainproducerealizereturnyield

3. B2informalbritish

   To attract or draw someone's attention or interest.

   Atraer o captar

   • The new movie is fetching large audiences.
   • Her smile fetched the attention of everyone in the room.
   • The advertisement fetched many customers to the store.

   Sinónimosallureattractcaptivatecharmdrawengageenticefascinate

Variantes phrasalfetch up