Translations for „toss“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

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

toss up VB intr

to toss up for sth

decidir a. c. no cara ou coroa

Usage examples with toss

to toss a coin

tirar cara ou coroa

to win the toss

vencer no cara ou coroa

to argue the toss inf

discordar

to toss up for sth

decidir a. c. no cara ou coroa

I don't give a toss Brit inf

não estou nem aí

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There will also be a children's caber toss, horse rides and a barbecue.

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Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bat.

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Plug it in, try it out, and don't toss out your whole gas range in the process.

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Once your glorified croutons have some colour on them, chop up some tomatoes and toss them in a big bowl with your bread.

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This is all, of course, rudimentary, something a professional umpire will do with muscle memory and a shrug, the way a concertmaster will toss off a warm-up arpeggio.

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He was putting his weight behind a winning caber toss instead.

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The reduced uncertainty is quantified in a lower entropy: on average each toss of the coin delivers less than one full bit of information.

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A game between two reasonably equal opponents should still be a fifty-fifty contest after the toss.

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After the shining coin hit the glare of the spotlight, he would toss it into the hat with a definite clink sound.

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The remaining three tribe members would then toss the rings onto three posts.

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