Question 1

Where does the French word "touche" come from?

Accepted Answer

derived from the popular Latin toccare ("to make a noise").

Question 2

What is the plural of the French word "touche"?

Accepted Answer

touches

Question 3

What is the definition of the French word "touche"?

Accepted Answer

The action of touching. It is especially said of the test that is made by means of the touchstone.
The action of hitting the ball you are playing.
The action of the fish biting the hook.
The way the painter applies the color on the canvas, the way he indicates and conveys the character of the objects.
The finishing of a work.
The way of dressing; clothing style.
The ebony, ivory, etc. pieces that make up the keyboard of an organ, a piano, a harpsichord, etc. (1)
The pieces that make up the keyboard of a typewriter (2) or a computer (3).
A long, narrow piece of ebony, fixed along the neck of a violin or a similar instrument, on which the musician's fingers press the strings.
Small raised strips applied at intervals along the neck of a guitar or a similar instrument, which serve to mark the half-tones.
A small curved bone or ivory wand used in knucklebones to lift each piece after they have all been thrown down in a jumble.
The fact of pleasing someone.
A positive response to a specific test, during the analytical screening of a mixture of compounds of the same family, which detects the biologically active nature of one of them.
In some team ball sports, the side area where the ball is no longer in play and must be reintroduced into the field.
In some team ball sports, the procedure for putting the ball back into play when it has gone out of bounds on the sides of the field.
A blotting paper tab that the perfumer soaks with the perfume he wants to evaluate or compare to others.

Question 4

What words are synonyms of the French word "touche"?

Accepted Answer

<ul><li>doigté</li></ul>

Question 5

What is the translation of "touche" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

tecla

Question 6

How to translate "touche" into english?

Accepted Answer

key

Question 7

How do you translate "touche" into german?

Accepted Answer

Klaviertaste

touche

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