FETCH - 从英语翻译成德语

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语

德语

I. fetch [fetʃ] 名词 计算机

fetch

Abruf m <-s>

II. fetch [fetʃ] 动词 trans

1. fetch (get):

to fetch sth

etw holen

to fetch sth dog

etw apportieren

to fetch sb

jdn holen

to fetch sb from the station

jdn vom Bahnhof abholen

to fetch sb sth [or sth for sb]

jdm etw holen

2. fetch (sell):

to fetch a price

einen Preis erzielen

3. fetch dated 俗 (hit):

to fetch sb a blow

jdm einen Schlag [o. Hieb] versetzen

III. fetch [fetʃ] 动词 不及物动词

fetch! (to dog)

bring [es] her!

to fetch and carry [for sb]

[jds] Handlanger sein

ˈpre-fetch 形 不变的 计算机, 网络

pre-fetch

Prefetching-

I. fetch up 动词 不及物动词 esp 英 俗

to fetch up somewhere

irgendwo landen 俗

II. fetch up 动词 trans 英 俚

to fetch up ⇆ sth

etw erbrechen

德语

英语

apportieren

to fetch

etw apportieren

to fetch [or retrieve] sth

jdn/etw heraufholen

to fetch sb/sth

jdn/etw [zu sich 第三格] herüberholen

to fetch sb/sth

jdn/etw herbeiholen

to fetch sb/sth

jdm eins draufhauen

to fetch sb a blow dated 俗

jdn zurückholen

to fetch back sb sep

jdn/etw herholen

to fetch [or 俗 get hold of] sb/sth

有关地理学的词语（Klett）

fetch 名词

fetch

Streichlänge (Einwirkungsdistanz des Windes an der Wasseroberfläche)

Present

I	fetch
you	fetch
he/she/it	fetches
we	fetch
you	fetch
they	fetch

Past

I	fetched
you	fetched
he/she/it	fetched
we	fetched
you	fetched
they	fetched

Present Perfect

I	have	fetched
you	have	fetched
he/she/it	has	fetched
we	have	fetched
you	have	fetched
they	have	fetched

Past Perfect

I	had	fetched
you	had	fetched
he/she/it	had	fetched
we	had	fetched
you	had	fetched
they	had	fetched

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

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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Many villagers on the island still have to travel several kilometres several times a day just to fetch water.

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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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Now he can take the beans (or the fox) over, and finally return to fetch the goose.

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