contact in English: When people speak or write to each other, or when two things touch. (noun)

Translation

When people speak or write to each other, or when two things touch.

Word origin

From Latin contactus, built from con, meaning together, and tangere, meaning to touch.

Gender

Pluralcontacts

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"In contact" means they still write or speak to each other.

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Here "contact" is used as a verb, meaning to phone or write.

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"Contact" here means the touching of two things.

touch

To put your hand or another part of your body on something.

call

To speak to someone on the phone, or to say a name in a loud voice.

phone

A small thing you hold to talk to people far away or to send messages.

meet

To come together with someone in the same place, often for the first time.

letter

One of the signs we use to write words, like a, b, or c; or a message you write and send to someone.

connection

The way two things or people are joined or belong together.

connect

To join two things together so that they work as one.

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