fetch
Pronunciation: [fɛtʃ]
Word
Context: “action”
(verb) to go and get something and bring it back. If you tell a dog to fetch a ball, it runs to pick up the ball and bring it to you.
Example
My dog loves to fetch the frisbee when I throw it.
Example
The cat did not fetch the toy; it just stared at it.
Example
Can you fetch me a drink from the refrigerator?
Context: “value”
(verb) to sell something for a certain amount of money. This can happen when you give something to someone, and they pay for it.
Example
The old bicycle could fetch a good price at the market.
Example
That antique won't fetch much money because it's not in good condition.
Example
How much do you think this painting can fetch at the auction?
Context: “game”
(noun) a game where a person throws an object, and a dog goes to get it and brings it back. It’s a fun way for pets to get exercise.
Example
We played fetch in the park, and my dog had a great time.
Example
The kids didn't enjoy the game of fetch because the dog was too tired to play.
Example
Do you want to play fetch with your dog?
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