touch
tʌtʃn. the event of something coming in contact with the body · n. the faculty by which external objects or forces are perceived through contact with the body (especially the hands) · n. a suggestion of some quality
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" Like that should be something that people can get from kind of being in touch with their own bodies.
那应该是人们通过与自己的身体保持联系就能感知到的事情。
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And then for some final touches, I did a drizzle of olive oil over the top, just to shine things up.
最后,我在上面淋了一点橄榄油,让它看起来更有光泽。
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I'm going to carefully, not going to touch the bottom of my pan.
我要小心,不要碰到锅底。
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I think practically number one, you always want to put emergency funds to the sidelines that you never touch.
我认为实际上第一点,你总是要把应急资金放在一边,永远不要动用。
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I wanted to create like a little note for everyone, intimate and deeply personal, grounded in warm sandalwood, softened by airy white florals with a delicate touch of fruit nectar, inspired by the slow fade of the California sunset.
我想为每个人写一张小纸条,亲密而深情,以温暖的檀香为基调,辅以轻盈的白花香,并带有淡淡的果蜜香,灵感源自加州日落时分那缓慢消逝的余晖。
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