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told [təʊld, Am toʊld]

told pt, pp of tell

Phrases:

all told
all told

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

1. tell (say):

to tell sb about [or of] sth
to tell sb that

2. tell (narrate):

to tell sb about sth
to tell sb about sth (read) time

3. tell (command):

to tell sb to +infin
do as you're told inf

4. tell (make out):

5. tell (count):

all told
all told

6. tell (know):

I told you so

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

tell pressure

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

1. tell (say):

to tell sb about [or of] sth
to tell sb that

2. tell (narrate):

to tell sb about sth
to tell sb about sth (read) time

3. tell (command):

to tell sb to +infin
do as you're told inf

4. tell (make out):

5. tell (count):

all told
all told

6. tell (know):

I told you so

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

tell pressure

tell against VB trans Brit form

tell apart VB trans

tell off VB trans

to tell sb off about sth

tell on VB trans

1. tell on (affect negatively):

2. tell on (inform on sb):

I. telltale, tell-tale [ˈtelteɪl] N pej

II. telltale, tell-tale [ˈtelteɪl] ADJ

Present
Itell
youtell
he/she/ittells
wetell
youtell
theytell
Past
Itold
youtold
he/she/ittold
wetold
youtold
theytold
Present Perfect
Ihavetold
youhavetold
he/she/ithastold
wehavetold
youhavetold
theyhavetold
Past Perfect
Ihadtold
youhadtold
he/she/ithadtold
wehadtold
youhadtold
theyhadtold

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If told that the fee was for ten bottles of wine that the patron's group neither ordered nor drank, the patron would rightly be outraged.
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