toque

/ˈtoke/, [ˈt̪o.ke]

i touched, touch

Noun toque m (plural toques)

Verb toque

First-person singular (yo) present subjunctive form of tocar.
Formal second-person singular (usted) present subjunctive form of tocar.
Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present subjunctive form of tocar.

Examples

¿Qué tal si añadimos un toque de pimienta?

How about adding a touch of pepper?

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No toque la hierba.

Don't touch the grass.

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Tom no quiere que ninguno lo toque.

Tom doesn't want to be touched by anyone.

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No dejes que lo toque.

Don't let him touch it.

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Solo hay que darle el último toque a la obra y estará lista para entregar.

We just have to put the finishing touches to the work, and it will be ready to be delivered.

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¡No toque la mercancía!

Don't touch the goods.

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Tom no quiere que Mary lo toque.

Tom doesn't want Mary to touch him.

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Por favor, no toque los objetos expuestos.

Please don't touch the exhibits.

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El toque de queda es a las 10 pm.

The curfew is at 10 pm.

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Quiero que toque la guitarra.

I want him to play the guitar.

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