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toss: I. noun II. transitive verb
tot: I. noun II. transitive verb
too: adverb
tow: I. noun II. transitive verb
toe: noun
ton: noun
top: noun
toy: I. noun II. intransitive verb
toot: intransitive verb
tote: noun
took: intransitive or transitive verb
tool: noun
toad: noun
toil: I. noun II. intransitive verb
told
toll: noun
tomb: noun
tome: noun
tone: noun
tore: intransitive or transitive verb

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I . toss [tɑːs, Brit tɒs] N

toss

lançamento m

I don't give a toss Brit inf

não estou nem aí

to argue the toss inf

discordar

to win the toss

vencer no cara ou coroa

II . toss [tɑːs, Brit tɒs] VB trans (throw)

toss

jogar

toss

atirar

to toss a coin

tirar cara ou coroa

I . tot [tɑːt, Brit tɒt] N inf (child)

tot

pequeno(-a) m (f)

II . tot [tɑːt, Brit tɒt] VB trans inf

to tot sth up

fazer a conta

too [tuː] ADV

1. too (overly):

too

demais

too

muito

2. too (also):

too

também

3. too (moveover):

too

além disso

I . tow [toʊ, Brit təʊ] N

tow

guincho m

tow

reboque m

to give sb a tow

rebocar alguém

to have sb in tow fig

andar com alguém a reboque

II . tow [toʊ, Brit təʊ] VB trans

tow

guinchar

tow

rebocar

toe [toʊ, Brit təʊ] N ANAT

toe

dedo do pé m

toe of shoe

bico f

toe of sock

ponta f

to keep sb on their toes

manter alguém alerta

ton [tʌn] N

ton

tonelada f (Am: 907 quilos; Brit: 1016 quilos)

tons of inf

toneladas de

top¹ [tɑːp, Brit tɒp] N (spinning top)

top

pião m

I . toy [tɔɪ] N

toy

brinquedo m

cuddly toy Brit

bicho m de pelúcia

II . toy [tɔɪ] VB intr

to toy with sb/sth

brincar com alguém/a. c.

toot [tuːt] VB intr

toot

buzinar

tote [toʊt, Brit təʊt] N

tote abbreviation of tote bag:

tote

sacola f grande

took [tʊk] VB trans, intr

took pt of:

I . take [teɪk] N

1. take:

take PHOTO, CINE

tomada f

2. take inf (information):

to get the take on sb

ter uma ideia sobre alguém

II . take <took, taken> [teɪk] VB trans

7. take (feel, assume):

I take it that ...

suponho que ... +subj

I'll take that remark as a compliment

vou considerar [or tomar] este comentário como um elogio

to take (an) interest in sth

interessar-se por a. c.

to take offense

ofender-se

to take pity on sb

sentir pena de alguém

8. take (photograph):

take

tirar

9. take bus, train:

take

tomar

tool [tuːl] N

tool

ferramenta f

tool

instrumento m

toad [toʊd, Brit təʊd] N

1. toad (animal):

toad

sapo m

2. toad (person):

toad

pessoa f repugnante

I . toil [tɔɪl] N no pl

toil

trabalho m árduo

II . toil [tɔɪl] VB intr (work hard)

toil

trabalhar arduamente

told [toʊld, Brit təʊld]

told pt, pp of:

I . tell <told, told> [tel] VB trans

1. tell (say):

tell

dizer

to tell sb about sth/sb

contar a alguém sobre a. c./alguém

to tell sb of sth

dizer a. c. a alguém

I told you so

eu bem que avisei

you're telling me! inf

nem fale!

2. tell (narrate):

tell lie, story, truth, secret,time

contar

3. tell (command):

to tell sb to do sth

mandar alguém fazer a. c.

do as you're told inf

faça como te mandaram

4. tell (distinguish):

to tell sth from sth

distinguir a. c. de a. c.

to tell time

ver as horas

5. tell (know):

there is no telling

não há como saber

II . tell <told, told> [tel] VB intr

1. tell:

tell

falar

to tell of sth

falar de a. c.

2. tell (know):

tell

saber

who can tell?

quem sabe?

you never can tell

não dá para saber

toll [toʊl, Brit təʊl] N

1. toll AUTO:

toll

pedágio m

2. toll Am TELEC:

toll

tarifa f

3. toll no pl (damage):

toll death

número m de vítimas

to take a toll on sb

causar dano m a alguém

tomb [tuːm] N

tomb

tumba f

tomb

túmulo m

tome [toʊm, Brit təʊm] N

tome

tomo m

tone [toʊn, Brit təʊn] N

1. tone (sound):

tone

tonalidade f

tone of voice

tom m

2. tone (style):

tone

tom m

3. tone (of color):

tone

matiz m

tone

tonalidade f

tore [tɔːr, Brit tɔːʳ] VB intr, trans

tore pt of:

I . tear² [ter, Brit teəʳ] N

tear

rasgo m

a tear in sth

um rasgo em a. c.

II . tear² <tore, torn> [ter, Brit teəʳ] VB trans

tear

rasgar

tear muscle

lacerar

to tear a hole in sth

abrir um buraco em a. c.

to be torn between two possibilities

estar dividido entre duas possibilidades

III . tear² <tore, torn> [ter, Brit teəʳ] VB intr

tear

rasgar

tear¹ [tɪr, Brit tɪəʳ] N

tear

lágrima f

to be in tears

estar aos prantos

to burst into tears

desatar a chorar

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The chancel roof is of simple rafters and the roofs of the aisles are lean-tos. en.wikipedia.org

Several primitive lean-tos and campsites are available along the route; however, camping is prohibited in most areas and amenities are lacking. en.wikipedia.org

Yin-tos military structure is based on who is the most brutal, ambitious, and cut-throat person amongst them all. en.wikipedia.org

In the following editions it becomes more of a newsmagazine, with how-tos and verbs in the imperative, like learn, become, win etc. en.wikipedia.org

Some camp out in teepees or tents, while others construct lean-tos. en.wikipedia.org

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I . toss [tɑːs, Brit tɒs] N

II . toss [tɑːs, Brit tɒs] VB trans (throw)

I . tot [tɑːt, Brit tɒt] N inf (child)

II . tot [tɑːt, Brit tɒt] VB trans inf

too [tuː] ADV

1. too (overly):

2. too (also):

3. too (moveover):

I . tow [toʊ, Brit təʊ] N

II . tow [toʊ, Brit təʊ] VB trans

toe [toʊ, Brit təʊ] N ANAT

ton [tʌn] N

top1 [tɑːp, Brit tɒp] N (spinning top)

I . toy [tɔɪ] N

II . toy [tɔɪ] VB intr

toot [tuːt] VB intr

tote [toʊt, Brit təʊt] N

tote abbreviation of tote bag:

took [tʊk] VB trans, intr

took pt of:

See also take

I . take [teɪk] N

1. take:

2. take inf (information):

II . take <took, taken> [teɪk] VB trans

1. take (accept):

2. take (hold):

3. take (capture):

4. take (bring):

5. take (require):

6. take (have):

7. take (feel, assume):

8. take (photograph):

9. take bus, train:

tool [tuːl] N

toad [toʊd, Brit təʊd] N

1. toad (animal):

2. toad (person):

I . toil [tɔɪl] N no pl

II . toil [tɔɪl] VB intr (work hard)

told [toʊld, Brit təʊld]

told pt, pp of:

See also tell

I . tell <told, told> [tel] VB trans

1. tell (say):

2. tell (narrate):

3. tell (command):

4. tell (distinguish):

5. tell (know):

II . tell <told, told> [tel] VB intr

1. tell:

2. tell (know):

toll [toʊl, Brit təʊl] N

1. toll AUTO:

2. toll Am TELEC:

3. toll no pl (damage):

tomb [tuːm] N

tome [toʊm, Brit təʊm] N

tone [toʊn, Brit təʊn] N

1. tone (sound):

2. tone (style):

3. tone (of color):

tore [tɔːr, Brit tɔːʳ] VB intr, trans

tore pt of:

See also tear , tear

I . tear2 [ter, Brit teəʳ] N

II . tear2 <tore, torn> [ter, Brit teəʳ] VB trans

III . tear2 <tore, torn> [ter, Brit teəʳ] VB intr

tear1 [tɪr, Brit tɪəʳ] N

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top¹ [tɑːp, Brit tɒp] N (spinning top)

I . tear² [ter, Brit teəʳ] N

II . tear² <tore, torn> [ter, Brit teəʳ] VB trans

III . tear² <tore, torn> [ter, Brit teəʳ] VB intr

tear¹ [tɪr, Brit tɪəʳ] N