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touch something up
phrasal verb with touchverbuk /tʌtʃ/ us /tʌtʃ/
to improve something by making small changes or additions: （稍加）修饰，润色
She touched up her lipstick and brushed her hair.她补了补唇膏，梳了梳头发。
We thought the photo had probably been touched up, because he looked so much younger in it.我们觉得照片很可能修饰过，因为他在照片中看起来要年轻得多。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Making things better
add salt to somethingidiom
allay
alleviate
alleviation
ameliorate
cultivate
levelling up
liven (something) up
lubricate
make a differenceidiom
make a world of differenceidiom
remedial
repolish
restructure
revamp
revitalize
revivify
salve
sharpen
tonic
touch someone up
phrasal verb with touchverbuk /tʌtʃ/ us /tʌtʃ/
UKinformal(USfeel someone up)
to touch someone's body in a sexual way without their permission: 猥亵地触摸（某人）
She claimed that he had tried to touch her up.她声称他试图动手动脚非礼她。
touch up something | American Dictionary
touch up something
phrasal verb with touchverbus/tʌtʃ/
to improve something with small changes:
I had to touch up the paint job on my car.
touch sth up | Business English
touch sth up
phrasal verb with touchverb[ I or T ]uk /tʌtʃ/us
to improve something by making small changes or additions:
Workers would then touch up the paintwork by hand.
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