fetch in Japanese
fetch in Japanese is 持ち帰る — fetch means to go and get something, then bring it back.
fetch in Japanese
持ち帰る
Pronounced: mochikaeru
What does "fetch" mean?
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verb To go and get something, then bring it back.
"Can you fetch my glasses from the kitchen?"
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verb To sell for, or bring in, a certain price.
"The painting fetched over two million dollars at auction."
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noun The act of retrieving something, or a program's act of pulling data.
"The app does a quick fetch of your account balance on login."
fetch in a sentence
- Can you fetch my glasses from the kitchen?
- The dog loves to fetch the ball.
- The painting fetched over two million dollars at auction.
- The app does a quick fetch of your account balance on login.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fetch" in Japanese?
"fetch" in Japanese is 持ち帰る. fetch means: To go and get something, then bring it back.
How do you pronounce 持ち帰る?
"fetch" in Japanese is 持ち帰る, pronounced "mochikaeru".
How do you use "fetch" in a sentence?
Example: "Can you fetch my glasses from the kitchen?" In Japanese, "fetch" is 持ち帰る.
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