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fetch [fetʃ] V. trans.

1. fetch ingl. brit. (bring back):

fetch person
fetch thing
fetch!

3. fetch coloq. (strike):

to fetch sb a blow

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to fetch and carry for sb

fetch up V. intr.

1. fetch up (arrive):

to fetch up in/at sth

2. fetch up (vomit):

fetch up

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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Expected to fetch between $30,000 and $50,000, the pair sold for $590,400.
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Cattle from this herd fetched record prices at markets at the time.
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One has to go 50 steps down to fetch water from this well.
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This started an era of company promotion and syndicate formation, with ground fetching high prices.
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Those who go to fetch water are also supposed to leave a small token behind at the well, such as a coin or charm.
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When sold on the open market, the book regularly fetches over $100,000.
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This encouraged the women who came to fetch water to spend more time in the cool climes here.
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The prince is unwilling that she should walk into his father's castle and proposes that he should fetch a coach and seven to carry her.
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The film fetched highly positive reviews upon release.
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The films that had both fetched the biggest openings.
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