Pronunciation: /laɪt tʌtʃ/
noun a touch that is gentle or delicate
A1 She gave the painting a light touch with her brush.
A2 The therapist used a light touch to massage the patient's shoulders.
B1 The chef added flavor to the dish with a light touch of herbs.
B2 The artist's painting captured the beauty of nature with a light touch.
C1 The pianist played the intricate piece with a delicate light touch.
C2 The author's writing style is known for its light touch and subtle humor.
adjective describing the type of touch as gentle or delicate
A1 She has a light touch when playing the piano.
A2 The artist used a light touch to create a delicate painting.
B1 The chef added seasoning with a light touch to enhance the flavor of the dish.
B2 The therapist used a light touch massage technique to relax the muscles.
C1 The surgeon performed the delicate procedure with a light touch and precision.
C2 The conductor guided the orchestra with a light touch, bringing out the nuances of the music.
formal The artist applied a light touch to the delicate painting, ensuring not to damage the intricate details.
informal When giving a massage, remember to use a light touch on the sensitive areas.
slang She gave the car a light touch with the sponge to clean off the dirt.
figurative His words had a light touch, gently guiding her towards a decision without being forceful.
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