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Indexprogramm
billet tout
ticket tout N Brit
I. tout [Brit taʊt, Am taʊt] N
1. tout Brit (selling tickets):
2. tout COMM (person soliciting custom):
racoleur/-euse inf pej
3. tout HORSE RAC:
II. tout [Brit taʊt, Am taʊt] VB trans
1. tout street merchant:
2. tout Brit (illegally):
tout tickets
3. tout (publicize loudly):
tout product, invention
tout good results
III. tout [Brit taʊt, Am taʊt] VB intr (solicit)
racoler inf, pej
I. ticket [Brit ˈtɪkɪt, Am ˈtɪkɪt] N
1. ticket (as proof of entitlement):
billet m (for pour)
for him, football was a ticket to a better life attr prices, sales
2. ticket (tag, label):
3. ticket inf MOTOR (for fine):
PV m inf
4. ticket Am POL:
5. ticket (licence):
ticket AVIAT, NAUT
II. ticket [Brit ˈtɪkɪt, Am ˈtɪkɪt] VB trans
1. ticket (label):
ticket goods, baggage
2. ticket Am (fine):
avoir un PV inf
III. ticket [Brit ˈtɪkɪt, Am ˈtɪkɪt]
I. tout [taʊt] N pej
revendeur(-euse) m (f)
II. tout [taʊt] VB trans
1. tout (sell):
2. tout (advertise):
III. tout [taʊt] VB intr
ticket [ˈtɪkɪt] N
1. ticket (paper, card):
ticket of subway, bus
2. ticket (receipt):
3. ticket (price tag):
4. ticket AUTO:
5. ticket POL:
tout [taʊt] VB trans (promote)
to tout sth as sth
ticket [ˈtɪk·ɪt] N
1. ticket (paper, card):
ticket of subway, bus
2. ticket (receipt):
3. ticket (price tag):
4. ticket AUTO:
5. ticket POL:
Present
Itout
youtout
he/she/ittouts
wetout
youtout
theytout
Past
Itouted
youtouted
he/she/ittouted
wetouted
youtouted
theytouted
Present Perfect
Ihavetouted
youhavetouted
he/she/ithastouted
wehavetouted
youhavetouted
theyhavetouted
Past Perfect
Ihadtouted
youhadtouted
he/she/ithadtouted
wehadtouted
youhadtouted
theyhadtouted
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Although it was touted as a special 40th anniversary edition, it appeared 41 years after the show's 1965 debut.
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Gates touted the computer as having learning capabilities.
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Tout pour la ligne on the other hand, was written by a pioneer himself.
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Tuck touts its distinct experience, ability to provide deep personal development and opportunities to build bonds with classmates and faculty.
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Scrappage programs were touted with different names, mostly referring to an environmental benefit.
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