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reach (A2)

カタカナ: リーチ

IPA: /riːtʃ/

Extend your arm or hand to touch or grasp something, or arrive at a specific destination or state.

意味: 腕や手を伸ばして何かに触れたり掴んだりすること、あるいは特定の目的地や状態に到着することを指します。

She reached for the book on the high shelf. — She reached for the book on the high shelf.
We will reach London tomorrow. — We will reach London tomorrow.

Japanese translations of Reach:

reach for (prepositional phrase): To extend your hand to take or touch something. — "He reached for the apple on the tree."
reach out (phrasal verb): To extend your hand to touch or help someone. — "The teacher reached out to help the struggling student."
reach a decision (collocation): To come to a conclusion after thinking. — "The jury reached a decision after only two hours."
reach an agreement (collocation): To successfully end a disagreement by finding a solution. — "Both sides worked hard to reach an agreement."
reach the age of (collocation): To become a certain age. — "Children can start school when they reach the age of five."