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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries촉각의
Pronunciation / Transliteration: chokgag-ui
"아이들은 촉각을 통해 주변 세상을 배웁니다."
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Of or connected with the sense of touch.
"Her sculpture has a strong tactile quality that invites viewers to reach out and touch it."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Early 17th century: from French tactile, or from Latin tactilis, from tact- 'touched', from the verb tangere.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "tactile" is said worldwide
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tactile
Transliteration: tactile
"Les jeunes enfants apprennent beaucoup par le contact tactile."
taktil
Transliteration: taktil
"Blinde Menschen verlassen sich stark auf ihren tastsinn und taktile Reize."
tattile
Transliteration: tattile
"Il museo offre un percorso tattile per i non vedenti."
táctil
Transliteration: táctil
"La pantalla táctil de mi teléfono dejó de responder."
tátil
Transliteration: tátil
"O tecido tem uma textura tátil muito agradável."
स्पर्शनीय
Transliteration: sparshaneeya
"इस सामग्री में एक बहुत ही नरम स्पर्शनीय अनुभव है।"
触觉的
Transliteration: chùjué de
"这件艺术品给观众带来了强烈的触觉体验。"
촉각의
Transliteration: chokgag-ui
"아이들은 촉각을 통해 주변 세상을 배웁니다."
触覚の
Transliteration: shokkaku no
"その彫刻は優れた触覚的魅力を持っています。"
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