Definition of personal touch in English:

personal touch

noun

An element or feature contributed by someone to make something less impersonal.
主观因素；个人特色
all the rooms are simple but each has a personal touch to make you feel at home
Example sentencesExamples
- This personal touch has paid off handsomely for the bank with profits more than doubling in the past three years to €504m.
- Gone are the personal touches involved in match-making.
- The personal touch is best adopted at the outset.
- People appreciate the personal touch and that's what I do.
- It will add a personal touch to this important national event.
- The visitors clearly didn't appreciate the personal touch.
- By the way, I have renamed all the blog links to add a personal touch.
- But there are some personal touches on this site that you won't find on any ‘Official’ site.
- It's those personal touches from the staff which make all the difference.
- His unique perspective as both filmmaker and subject lends a personal touch not often seen in documentaries of this nature.
- The invitation to potential buyers to add personal touches to a home is also an attraction.
- Add a personal touch: Tuck a surprise note or send a special treat marked ‘share with a friend’.
- And he believes that supermarkets will never compete with the personal touch of the independent retailer.
- He was popular, not just for bringing in an era of democracy in the wake of a movement demanding greater freedoms, but for his personal touches.
- Mostly you hear a standard funeral text rattled out under pressure of time, customised with a few personal touches.
- All have a personal touch and heartbreaking melodies.
- Everything was simple and relaxed, with a whole lot of lovely personal touches.
- There is an ornate bed, lovely furniture and a few personal touches.
- The personal touch of the handwritten letters and cards still supersede the new age communication techniques.
- There is a distinct personal touch involved in the co-operative sector and the unfortunate girl could have easily managed the loan.

Definition of personal touch in US English:

personal touch

noun

An element or feature contributed by someone to make something less impersonal.
主观因素；个人特色
customers prefer to write the messages themselves for more of a personal touch
顾客们喜欢自己写留言以增添点个人色彩。
Example sentencesExamples
- Add a personal touch: Tuck a surprise note or send a special treat marked ‘share with a friend’.
- This personal touch has paid off handsomely for the bank with profits more than doubling in the past three years to €504m.
- It will add a personal touch to this important national event.
- There is a distinct personal touch involved in the co-operative sector and the unfortunate girl could have easily managed the loan.
- And he believes that supermarkets will never compete with the personal touch of the independent retailer.
- It's those personal touches from the staff which make all the difference.
- There is an ornate bed, lovely furniture and a few personal touches.
- The visitors clearly didn't appreciate the personal touch.
- Everything was simple and relaxed, with a whole lot of lovely personal touches.
- The invitation to potential buyers to add personal touches to a home is also an attraction.
- The personal touch is best adopted at the outset.
- Gone are the personal touches involved in match-making.
- People appreciate the personal touch and that's what I do.
- All have a personal touch and heartbreaking melodies.
- But there are some personal touches on this site that you won't find on any ‘Official’ site.
- He was popular, not just for bringing in an era of democracy in the wake of a movement demanding greater freedoms, but for his personal touches.
- By the way, I have renamed all the blog links to add a personal touch.
- The personal touch of the handwritten letters and cards still supersede the new age communication techniques.
- Mostly you hear a standard funeral text rattled out under pressure of time, customised with a few personal touches.
- His unique perspective as both filmmaker and subject lends a personal touch not often seen in documentaries of this nature.

词汇	personal touch
释义	Definition of personal touch in English: personal touch noun An element or feature contributed by someone to make something less impersonal. 主观因素；个人特色 all the rooms are simple but each has a personal touch to make you feel at home Example sentencesExamples This personal touch has paid off handsomely for the bank with profits more than doubling in the past three years to €504m. Gone are the personal touches involved in match-making. The personal touch is best adopted at the outset. People appreciate the personal touch and that's what I do. It will add a personal touch to this important national event. The visitors clearly didn't appreciate the personal touch. By the way, I have renamed all the blog links to add a personal touch. But there are some personal touches on this site that you won't find on any ‘Official’ site. It's those personal touches from the staff which make all the difference. His unique perspective as both filmmaker and subject lends a personal touch not often seen in documentaries of this nature. The invitation to potential buyers to add personal touches to a home is also an attraction. Add a personal touch: Tuck a surprise note or send a special treat marked ‘share with a friend’. And he believes that supermarkets will never compete with the personal touch of the independent retailer. He was popular, not just for bringing in an era of democracy in the wake of a movement demanding greater freedoms, but for his personal touches. Mostly you hear a standard funeral text rattled out under pressure of time, customised with a few personal touches. All have a personal touch and heartbreaking melodies. Everything was simple and relaxed, with a whole lot of lovely personal touches. There is an ornate bed, lovely furniture and a few personal touches. The personal touch of the handwritten letters and cards still supersede the new age communication techniques. There is a distinct personal touch involved in the co-operative sector and the unfortunate girl could have easily managed the loan. Definition of personal touch in US English: personal touch noun An element or feature contributed by someone to make something less impersonal. 主观因素；个人特色 customers prefer to write the messages themselves for more of a personal touch 顾客们喜欢自己写留言以增添点个人色彩。 Example sentencesExamples Add a personal touch: Tuck a surprise note or send a special treat marked ‘share with a friend’. This personal touch has paid off handsomely for the bank with profits more than doubling in the past three years to €504m. It will add a personal touch to this important national event. There is a distinct personal touch involved in the co-operative sector and the unfortunate girl could have easily managed the loan. And he believes that supermarkets will never compete with the personal touch of the independent retailer. It's those personal touches from the staff which make all the difference. There is an ornate bed, lovely furniture and a few personal touches. The visitors clearly didn't appreciate the personal touch. Everything was simple and relaxed, with a whole lot of lovely personal touches. The invitation to potential buyers to add personal touches to a home is also an attraction. The personal touch is best adopted at the outset. Gone are the personal touches involved in match-making. People appreciate the personal touch and that's what I do. All have a personal touch and heartbreaking melodies. But there are some personal touches on this site that you won't find on any ‘Official’ site. He was popular, not just for bringing in an era of democracy in the wake of a movement demanding greater freedoms, but for his personal touches. By the way, I have renamed all the blog links to add a personal touch. The personal touch of the handwritten letters and cards still supersede the new age communication techniques. Mostly you hear a standard funeral text rattled out under pressure of time, customised with a few personal touches. His unique perspective as both filmmaker and subject lends a personal touch not often seen in documentaries of this nature.
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