セッショク
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. touch; contact; touching
There was an accident in which a bicycle and a car came into contact.
2. contact (with people); dealings; relations
No, I haven't had much contact with anyone.
Noun
Math
3. tangency
Pitch accent
セ
ッショク
Used in vocabulary (19 in total)
minor collision; (have) a scrape (with another vehicle); fender bender
close contact (person); high-risk contact
Examples (23 in total)
You must not come in contact with him.
The spy made contact with the enemy.
I attempted to make contact with Fred.
You must not keep in touch with him.
No, I haven't had much contact with anyone.
I thought you were the type to avoid contact with others.
There was an accident in which a bicycle and a car came into contact.
The estimated time until contact is one hour!
I tried to get in touch with the police.
I came into frequent contact with foreign students.
Small boats get damaged if they hit this.
She has no chances of coming in contact with foreigners.
Japan needed contact with the Western countries.
I come into contact with all kinds of people in my work.
The recoil from the contact sends them flying in opposite directions.
It seems they are in contact frequently, but the purpose is unknown.
Have you been in contact with one of your old school friends recently?
In the past, Fletcher Fuel was approached by Japanese companies.
Because his parents got divorced, Tom had hardly any contact with his father.
As we kept up the siege like that, the enemy eventually made contact.
Because her parents got divorced, the girl had little contact with her father.
Father kept in touch with us by mail and telephone while he was overseas.
Homeroom teachers should make every effort to keep in touch with their students.