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Ⅰtote [təυt] nсл. сокр. от totalizatorⅡtote [təυt]амер. разг.1. v нести́; перевози́ть2. n1) груз2) перево́зка -
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m, f; -n, -n dead person, dead man ( weiblich: woman oder girl); (Leiche) (dead) body, corpse; MIL. casualty; die Toten the dead; RELI. the departed; bei dem Unfall gab es fünf Tote five people were killed in the accident; einen Toten bestatten bury ( oder inter geh.) someone; wie ein Toter schlafen umg. sleep like a log; stärker: sleep the sleep of the dead ( oder truly exhausted); das weckt Tote auf umg. that (noise etc.) would raise ( oder wake[n]) the dead; bist du wieder von den Toten auferstanden? umg., fig. are you back in the land of the living?* * *der Totedead person; dead man;die Totedead person; dead woman* * *To|te(r) ['toːtə]mf decl as adjdead person, dead man/woman; (bei Unfall etc) fatality, casualty; (MIL) casualtydie Tóten — the dead
es gab 3 Tóte — 3 people died or were killed
das ist ein Lärm, um Tóte aufzuwecken — the noise is enough to wake(n) the dead
* * *To·te(r)[ˈto:tə]* * *der/die; adj. Dekl. dead person; dead man/womanes gab zwei Tote — two people died or were killed; there were two fatalities
* * *Tote m/f; -n, -n dead person, dead man ( weiblich: woman oder girl); (Leiche) (dead) body, corpse; MIL casualty;die Toten the dead; REL the departed;bei dem Unfall gab es fünf Tote five people were killed in the accident;wie ein Toter schlafen umg sleep like a log; stärker: sleep the sleep of the dead ( oder truly exhausted);bist du wieder von den Toten auferstanden? umg, fig are you back in the land of the living?* * *der/die; adj. Dekl. dead person; dead man/womanes gab zwei Tote — two people died or were killed; there were two fatalities
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1. n1) амер., розм. перевезення; перенесення2) розм. вантаж3) (скор. від totalizator) тоталізаторtote road — амер. під'їзний автошлях
2. v амер., розм.1) нести (в руках, на спині)2) перевозити3) бути озброєним* * *I сл.; див. totalizator II n; амер.1) перевезення; перенесення2) грузIII a; амер.призначений або такий, що служить для перевезення або перенесенняtote bin /box/ — контейнер для перевезення ( по залізниці)
IV v; амер.tote road — під'їзна автодорога; тимчасова дорога
1) нести (у руках, на спині)to tote a load [a briefcase] — нести груз [портфель]; відносити додому ( залишки продуктів з кухні ресторану); водити з місця на місце; переносити, перевозити
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Tote — Tote, n. [L. totum, fr. totus all, whole.] The entire body, or all; as, the whole tote. [Colloq.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
tote — also tote around v [T] [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Perhaps from Gullah tot to carry , probably from a West African language] informal especially AmE to carry something, especially regularly ▪ Kids have to tote heavy textbooks around … Dictionary of contemporary English
tote — Ⅰ. tote [1] ► NOUN (the tote) informal ▪ a system of betting based on the use of the totalizator, in which dividends are calculated according to the amount staked rather than odds offered. Ⅱ. tote [2] ► VERB informal, chiefly N. Amer. ▪ carry … English terms dictionary
Tote — [təut US tout] n the Tote a system in Britain in which a machine adds together the amounts of money ↑bet on a horse race and divides the total among the people who bet on the winner … Dictionary of contemporary English
tote — (v.) to carry, 1670s, of unknown origin; originally attested in Virginia, but OED discounts the popular theory of its origin in a W.African language (Cf. Kikongo tota pick up, Kimbundu tuta carry, load, related to Swahili tuta pile up, carry ).… … Etymology dictionary
tote — ☆ tote1 [tōt ] vt. toted, toting [prob. of Afr orig., as in Kongo tota, to pick up] Informal 1. to carry or haul, esp. in the arms or on the back 2. to be armed with (a gun, etc.) n. 1. Informal a) the act of toting … English World dictionary
tote — index carry (transport), transport Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
tote — tote. (Del chibcha btohotynsuca, reventar). m. Col. Rosetas de maíz. || 2. Col. Artefacto de fósforo que estalla al golpearlo. || 3. Hond. Enfermedad del maíz ocasionada por el hongo que produce un micelio cuyas células se transforman originando… … Enciclopedia Universal