fetch

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fetch
[fetʃ]
verbo transitivo
1traer (bring) (object, liquid), ir a por (español de España); ir a recoger a
  • fetch! (person) -> ¡busca! (to dog)
2alcanzar (be sold for)
  • it should fetch at least £50,000 -> debería venderse al menos por 50.000 libras
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to fetch and carry for somebody -> ser el criado de alguien

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fetch [fech]
adverbio
1Ir a traer algo, buscar y traer; también, traer o conducir de una manera cuaiquiera, literal o figuradamente.
2Derivar, traer su origen, sacar, deducir.
3(fam.) Traer a un arreglo, imponer condiciones a. (m)
4Herir desde lejos, pegar. (m)
5Ejecutar, hacer. (m)
6Obtener algo como precio; producir. (m)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
7arribar, llegar. (Marina) (n)
  • To fetch a compass -> hacer un rodeo, ir alrededor de
sustantivo
1El acto de traer o de buscar y traer.
2El espacio o la extensión de terreno por el cual se trae algo.
3Estratagema, treta, artificio.

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fetch [fetʃ]
verb:transitive
1 (go and get, bring) [+object] traer; [+person] ir a buscar a
can you fetch my coat? ¿me trae el abrigo?; I'll go and fetch it for you te lo voy a buscar; fetch (it)! (to dog) ¡busca!; they're fetching the doctor han ido (a) por el médico; please fetch the doctor llama al médico; they fetched him all that way le hicieron venir desde tan lejos; to fetch sb back from Spain hacer que algn vuelva de España
2 (sell for) venderse por
how much did it fetch? ¿por cuánto se vendió?
3 [+blow, sigh] dar
verb:intransitive
to fetch and carry ir de acá para allá; trajinar; to fetch and carry for sb ser el sirviente de algn

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Verb Conjugation for "fetch"

Imperative
  • fetch
  • you fetch
  • he/she fetches
  • we fetch
  • you fetch
  • they fetch
Preterite
  • I fetched
  • you fetched
  • he/she fetched
  • we fetched
  • you fetched
  • they fetched
Present Continuous
  • I am fetching
  • you are fetching
  • he/she is fetching
  • we are fetching
  • you are fetching
  • they are fetching
Present Perfect
  • I have fetched
  • you have fetched
  • he/she has fetched
  • we have fetched
  • you have fetched
  • they have fetched
Past Continuous
  • I was fetching
  • you were fetching
  • he/she was fetching
  • we were fetching
  • you were fetching
  • they were fetching
Past Perfect
  • I had fetched
  • you had fetched
  • he/she had fetched
  • we had fetched
  • you had fetched
  • they had fetched
Future
  • I will fetch
  • you will fetch
  • he/she will fetch
  • we will fetch
  • you will fetch
  • they will fetch
Future Perfect
  • I will have fetched
  • you will have fetched
  • he/she will have fetched
  • we will have fetched
  • you will have fetched
  • they will have fetched
Future Continuous
  • I will be fetching
  • you will be fetching
  • he/she will be fetching
  • we will be fetching
  • you will be fetching
  • they will be fetching
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been fetching
  • you have been fetching
  • he/she has been fetching
  • we have been fetching
  • you have been fetching
  • they have been fetching
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been fetching
  • you will have been fetching
  • he/she will have been fetching
  • we will have been fetching
  • you will have been fetching
  • they will have been fetching
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been fetching
  • you had been fetching
  • he/she had been fetching
  • we had been fetching
  • you had been fetching
  • they had been fetching
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