🇬🇧 Fetch meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Fetch” means you go from where you are to another place to get something or someone, and then you bring that thing or person back to where you started. You don’t just go look at it—you actually carry it back with you.

Mom said, “Fetch your little sister,” and I returned with my sister, three stuffed animals, and an argument over who was the boss.

I tried to fetch the remote, but it kept escaping deeper into the couch like it lived there.

I went to fetch my homework, but all I could find was my notebook hiding under a pile of snacks.

Mom said, “Fetch a towel for the spill,” and I brought a towel, three napkins, and the dog, who thought it was snack time.

Our dog loves to fetch the ball, but sometimes he fetches my socks and shows them to the neighbors like trophies.

A girl throws a red ball. The dog runs to fetch the ball. She laughs and says, "Fetch, fetch!" The dog stops, looks, then runs to fetch the ball again. A boy drops his hat and says, "Fetch!" The dog runs, picks up the hat and brings it back. Everyone claps.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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