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1 fetch
[fetʃ]1) (bring) andare a prendereto fetch sth. for sb. — andare a prendere qcs. per qcn.; (carry back) riportare qcs. a qcn.
fetch him a chair please — portagli una sedia, per favore
to fetch a good price — ottenere o spuntare un buon prezzo
3) colloq.to fetch sb. a blow — assestare un colpo a qcn
•- fetch up••to fetch and carry for sb. — fare lavoretti per qcn
* * *[fe ]1) (to go and get (something or someone) and bring it: Fetch me some bread.) andare a prendere, portare2) (to be sold for (a certain price): The picture fetched $100.) essere venduto per, rendere* * *fetch (1) /fɛtʃ/n.1 (naut.) fetch; lunghezza del tratto di mare aperto su cui spira il vento2 (naut.) estensione di una baia5 (arc.) stratagemma; trucco.fetch (2) /fɛtʃ/n.♦ (to) fetch /fɛtʃ/v. t.1 andare a prendere (o a cercare); portare; (andare a) chiamare; far venire; ( di cane da caccia) riportare: He fetched a towel, è andato a prendere un asciugamano; Could you fetch me the ladder?, mi puoi portare la scala a pioli?; Run and fetch your father!, corri a chiamare tuo padre!; I'll fetch in your bags, porto dentro le tue borse; ( a un cane) Fetch!, porta!2 (comm.) ottenere, spuntare ( un prezzo); rendere, valere; essere venduto per: These goods will fetch a high price, questa merce spunterà un buon prezzo4 (antiq.) provocare; suscitare; far uscire ( sangue o lacrime); emettere, mandare (un sospiro, ecc.): to fetch a round of applause, suscitare un applauso5 (fam. antiq.) attirare; attrarre; interessare; avvincere: to fetch in customers, attirare i clienti7 (naut.) raggiungere; guadagnare● (fig.) to fetch and carry, sfacchinare; servire (q.); fare da servitore (a q.); fare da galoppino (a q.).* * *[fetʃ]1) (bring) andare a prendereto fetch sth. for sb. — andare a prendere qcs. per qcn.; (carry back) riportare qcs. a qcn.
fetch him a chair please — portagli una sedia, per favore
to fetch a good price — ottenere o spuntare un buon prezzo
3) colloq.to fetch sb. a blow — assestare un colpo a qcn
•- fetch up••to fetch and carry for sb. — fare lavoretti per qcn
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