| 释义 |
touch at(Of a ship) call briefly at (a port): before returning to Denmark, he touched at Sandwich...- His great fleet touched at the Orkneys, moved south to the Tyne to join with Tostig, and then entered the Humber, menacing York.
- No fleet can possibly sail to or return from India without touching at some proper place for refreshment, and, in time of war, it must be equally necessary for protection.
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