the act of touching (see below) / a way of touching / the sense of touch, tactility

(transitive) to touch (physically) / (transitive) to affect / (intransitive, followed by "à") To try, to try out / (intransitive, colloquial) Short for toucher sa bille. To be skillful / (transitive, money, income) to receive, to get

(nautical) to come ashore; to land / (aeronautical) to land

(informal, figuratively) to hit rock bottom, to hit the rocks, to bottom out

to knock on wood

(informal) (transitive with à (+ person being informed) and with de (+ information)) to have a word with somebody about something

(informal) to know one's stuff, to know one's onions

Alternative form of toucher un mot

to draw to a close, to come to an end, to near the end, to near completion

(figuratively) to hit a raw nerve, to touch a nerve