fetch

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈfɛtʃ/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/fɛtʃ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(fech)

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
fetch [sth] vtr (go and get, collect)ir a buscar loc verb
  traer vtr
 Brian went to fetch the mail.
 Brian fue a buscar el correo.
fetch [sth] vtr (dog: retrieve [sth])ir a buscar loc verb
  traer vtr
 Tim trained the dog to fetch a ball.
 Tim entrenó al perro para ir a buscar la pelota.
fetch [sb] vtr (person: pick up)pasar a buscar loc verb
  ir a buscar loc verb
 Sarah fetched her friend from the airport.
 Sara pasó a buscar a sus amigos por el aeropuerto.
fetch interj (command to a dog)tráelo, tráela interj
 Laura threw a ball and called "Fetch!"
 Laura tiró la bola y dijo "tráela".
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
fetch n (ghostly double)doble n común
 Paul was terrified when he met his fetch - a ghostly apparition that looked just like him.
 Paul estaba aterrorizado cuando conoció a su doble, una aparición fantasmal que era exactamente igual a él.
fetch,
wind fetch
n
(length of water blown over by wind) (geografía, voz inglesa)fetch nm
 The longer the fetch, the larger the waves and the greater the coastal erosion.
fetch [sth] vtr figurative (price: be sold for)venderse v prnl
  alcanzar un precio de loc verb
 The gold pendant fetched a good price at the auction.
 El pendiente de oro se vendió por un buen precio en la subasta.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Locuciones verbales
InglésEspañol
fetch up vi phrasal UK, informal (arrive, end up somewhere)ir a parar a loc verb
  terminar en vi + prep
 The cargo from the wrecked ship fetched up on the beach.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
fetch and carry v expr (do menial tasks)hacer mandados loc verb
fetch and carry for [sb] v expr (do chores, run errands for [sb])hacerle los mandados a loc verb
  (AR, coloquial)ser el pichi de, ser el che pibe de loc verb
go and do [sth] v expr colloquial (proceed to do)ir y expr
 Could you go and get some bread from the shop, please? If you see a crime being committed, you should go and tell a police officer.
 ¿Podrías ir y comprar algo de pan en la tienda, por favor?
Go fetch! interj (command to a dog) (al perro)búscalo, búscala interj
  ve por él, ve por ella loc interj
  tráelo, tráela interj
 What are you waiting for? I've thrown the stick: now go fetch!
 ¿Qué esperas? Ya tiré el palo, ¡ve y búscalo!
play fetch vtr + n informal (dog: retrieve a thrown ball)jugar a lanzar la pelota loc verb
  jugar a buscar y traer loc verb
 Try playing fetch with your dog every morning.
 Trata de jugar a lanzarle la pelota a tu perro todas las mañanas.
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'fetch' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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Collocations: nautical: the [wind, wave] fetch, nautical: a [1,000] -mile fetch, nautical: [enormous, open, vast] fetches, more...

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