fetch meaning

• Verb: fetch  fech
  1. Go or come after and bring or take back
     "The dog fetched the hat"
     - bring, get, convey 
  2. Be sold for a certain price
     "The old print fetched a high price at the auction"
     - bring in, bring 
  3. Take away or remove
     "The devil will fetch you!"
  Noun: fetch  fech
  1. The action of fetching

  Derived forms: fetched, fetching, fetches

  Type of: action, bring, channel, channelise [Brit], channelize, convey, take, transfer, transmit, transport

  Encyclopedia: Fetch

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  [Electronics]
  An operation in a computer run in which the location of the next instruction is taken from memory and changed if necessary; it then goes to the control register.
  
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  [Computer]
  A Macintosh program by Jim Matthews for transferring files using File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Fetch requires a Mac 512KE, System 4.1, and either KSP 1.03 or MacTCP.
  
  Latest version: 2.1.2.
  
  Fetch is Copyright 1992, Trustees of Dartmouth College.

• Why not let giles fetch her by himself?
• Immediately she sent her maid to fetch me.
• It'll fetch things when you throw them.
• She sent a little girl to fetch her bag.
• Charles has gone to fetch her a drink.
• This old watch won't fetch you much.
• "i'll fetch mrs. baxter" said the maid.
• She had to fetch up her younger sister.
• The painting would fetch quite a lot if you sold it now.
• Will you go and fetch me a screwdriver, please?

• "fetch" meaning in Chinese: vt. 1.拿来，拿去；请来；接去。2.【航海】到达；赶上(别的船)。3.使发生；使出(血)，使流(泪)，使吐(气...
• "fetch" meaning in Japanese: fetch v. 取ってくる, 連れてくる, 引きだす. 【副詞２】 ◆The stool is on the te...
• "fetch" meaning in Russian: 1) уловка; хитрость Ex: every little fetch of wit все ухищ...
• "fetch" meaning in French: v. apporter; alerter; fasciner; dégager; respirer; exécu...