How to pronounce contacts?

The pronunciation of contact is English ['k? nt？ kt].

The pronunciation of contact is English ['k? nt？ Kt]. The detailed definition of contact is n. (noun) contact, acquaintance contact, consultation contact, contact number tangent contact, contact with radio communication forces, contact with people who have been exposed to infectious diseases, suspected infectious diseases in medicine, and contact with social relations. The usage of the word contact is v (verb). The basic meanings of contact are contact and contact. When applied to things, it means that they are closely related to each other. When used in person, it means direct contact by writing letters, making phone calls, meeting people, etc. , but the body may not touch.

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Contact (noun) Contact with acquaintances, contact with contacts, contact with contacts, contact with contacts of radio communication forces, contact with contacts of infectious diseases, contact with medical suspects suffering from infectious diseases, contact with social relations V. (verb) Contact with ..., contact with ..., contact with ..., communicate with ... and talk with ...

[u] the act or state of contacting or coming together [U] contact, contact with sbelse or the state of troubleshooting information or ideas [c], contact social, professional or business contacts; A person you know who can help you contact, a connector an electrical component that can be moved to contact another component to complete a circuit. Contact and communicate with iii. Dictionary interpretation

1. Contact (especially contact on a specified date).

Contact includes meeting or communicating with someone, especially on a regular basis.

Opposition leaders denied any ties with the Kabul government. ...

Opposition leaders denied any contact with the Kabul government.

He forbade directors and executives to contact without his presence.

He forbade the directors to have any contact with the management in private, bypassing him.

2. keep in touch; involve

If you have contact with someone, you will meet or communicate with them regularly.

He has direct contact with the kidnappers. ...

He has direct contact with the kidnappers.

We do keep in touch.

We do keep in touch.

3. Contact information; get in touch with

If you contact someone, you can call them, write a letter, or meet them, tell them or ask them something.

get in touch with

For more details, please contact the Tourism Information Bureau. ...

Please contact the tourist information office for details.

When Francis first contacted me, she was very depressed.

Frances was very depressed when she first contacted me.

4. (information, telephone number, etc. ) in order to contact, in order to contact.

Your contact information or number can be used to contact your telephone number and other information.

When making a phone call, you must leave your full name and contact information.

Please leave your full name and contact information when calling.

5. Contact information; encounter

If you come into contact with someone or something, you will meet that person or thing at work or other activities.

The doctors I contacted expressed their concerns. ...

All the doctors I contacted expressed their concerns.

This university exposed me to western ideas.

Going to college exposed me to western ideas.

6. Contact ...; Make contact with ...

If you contact someone, you will find out where they are and talk or write to them.

Then, after she became famous, he tried to contact her.

Later, when she became famous, he tried to contact her.

7. Lose contact with ...; Break off contact with ... ...

If you lose contact with people who used to be friendly, you will never see them again, talk to them or write to them.

Although they all lived nearby, I soon lost touch with them. ...

Although they all lived nearby, I soon lost touch with them.

When Nicholas was in his early twenties, his mother and son lost contact.

Nicholas lost contact with his mother in his early twenties.

8. touch; Make contact with ...

When people or things touch, they will touch each other.

They compared the behavior of these organisms when exposed to different materials. ...

They compared the reactions of these creatures when they were exposed to different materials.

When the air touches the baby's throat, the baby will cry. ...

When the baby's throat touches air, it will cry.

9. (radio) contact, communication

Radio communication is communication by radio.

He failed to make radio contact.

He couldn't get in touch by radio.

For example ... the pilot reported a technical problem before losing contact with the control tower.

The pilot reported a technical failure shortly before he lost contact with the control tower.

10. acquaintances; Useful social relations

A contact person is someone you know in an organization or occupation. He will help you or give you information.

Their contact in the American embassy is Phil.

Their acquaintance at the American embassy is Phil.

1 1. Make eye contact-> Look at the eyes

Fourth, examples

The rich keep away from the poor.

The rich refuse to contact with the poor.

I finally got in touch with her in Paris.

I finally got in touch with her in Paris.

She has acquaintances in the software industry.

She has acquaintances in the software industry.

Contact the police immediately!

Contact the police immediately!

None of our patrols on all fronts met the enemy today.

Today, our patrols on all fronts have not met the enemy.

She has a contact rash.

She has an infectious rash.

Five, common sentence patterns

Have children been exposed to this disease?

Has the child been exposed to this disease? Until recently, this remote tribe had little contact with the outside world.

Until recently, this remote tribe had little contact with the outside world. In dealing with others, he never forces others to accept his views.

In dealing with people, he never forces others to accept his views. I have a useful contact in the tax bureau.

I have an acquaintance in the tax bureau. The switch closes the contacts and completes the circuit.

This switch can make the contactor turn on the current to form a loop. We agreed to contact again as soon as possible.

We agreed to contact again as soon as possible. If the bare wires touch, we will be short-circuited.

If bare wires touch each other, a short circuit will occur. She thought maybe the scouts would contact again.

She thought maybe the scouts would contact again. Used as a transitive verb s+~+n./pron. I'll contact you by phone.

I'll call you. Where can I contact you tomorrow?

Where can I contact you tomorrow? I must contact my lawyer before I make a final decision.

I must contact my lawyer before making a final decision. Please contact Ms. Oda for details.

Please contact Mrs. Auda for details. They tried their best, but they still couldn't contact the headquarters.

With great efforts, they still failed to get in touch with the headquarters. I'm sorry I didn't contact you earlier, but I haven't been feeling well these days.

I'm sorry I didn't contact you earlier, but I've been feeling sick for the past few days. Please contact me as soon as possible.

Please contact me as soon as possible. The brake shoe contacts the inner diameter of the brake drum.

The brake pad of the brake is in contact with the inner wall of the brake drum. Today, our patrol did not come into contact with any enemy on all fronts.

Today, the enemy did not meet us on all fronts. You should contact the nearest hospital immediately.

Contact the nearest hospital immediately. Six, situational dialogue

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A: Is Mr. Chen there, please?

May I speak to Mr. Chen?

Sorry, he is out now.

Sorry, he's out now?

Then, please tell him that Zhao Li called.

Well, please tell him that Zhao Li called.

B: Yes. Excuse me, but how do you spell your last name, sir?

Ok, but I'm sorry, sir. How do you spell your last name?

This is Zhao. Please tell him that I tried to contact him.

Last names are Z-H-A-O, z-h-a-o. Please tell him Ming Lu is trying to contact him.

B: Yes. I will.

All right.

Resume and interview-(resume and interview)

Hey, Ted, I saw this advertisement in the newspaper. You should see it.

Hey, Ted, I saw this advertisement in the newspaper. You should see it.

B: What's this?

What is an advertisement?

A: It's for a job. It looks very suitable for you.

Job advertisement. It looks good on you.

B: Let me see ... "Recruitment: rising star fimp3 manager. Must have good organizational skills. Experience is preferred. Please contact Betty Sue. "Oh, I don't know ...

Let me see. "Recruitment: companies with great development potential recruit managers. Good organizational skills are needed. Experienced. Interested parties please contact Betty Sue ". Oh, I don't know. ...

Come on, what have you got to lose?

Come on, you have nothing to lose.

Where is my resume?

But what about my resume?

The meaning of contact

Here, I'll type one for you.

Here, I'll print a copy for you.

Synonym of contact person

Thank you, Mary. You are a true friend. I'll call now to arrange an interview.

Thank you, Mary. You are such a friend. I'll call now to arrange an interview.

Holidays and benefits-(Holidays and benefits)

A: Anything else?

Anything else?

What do you mean by contact?

Yes, one last thing. How many holidays do you give employees every year?

Yes, one last thing. What kind of holidays do you offer your employees every year?

The antonym of contact

Our employees have 15 days paid vacation every year. If you don't use up these 15 days, they will continue to the next year.

Employees have 15 days paid vacation. If there is no rest 15 days, it can be carried forward to the next year.

B: what about sick leave?

What about sick leave?

You have five days of paid sick leave.

Five days paid sick leave.

B: Are there any other benefits?

Are there any other benefits?

Yes, we have a good retirement plan and medical insurance.

Besides, our company has a good retirement plan and medical insurance.

B: Great. Thank you very much for your time.

Thank you for taking the time to interview me.

Ted, we will contact you as soon as possible. Thank you for coming.

We'll contact you as soon as possible, Ted. Thank you for coming.

Seven, etymological explanation

☆65438+ entered English in the 1920s, and it came directly from Latin contingere:com+tangere, meaning to touch together. Related synonyms of contacts

Contact, contact

Related adjacent words in contact

Infection, contact, contact, contact, contact, contact, contact, contact, contact, contact disease, contact bed

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