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单词 tot
释义
tot
noun[C]
uk
/tɒt/us
/tɑːt/

totnoun[C](CHILD)

informal
ayoungchild:
小孩，幼儿
These are good,strongtoysfortinytots.这些是适合幼儿玩不易坏的玩具。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
a child
  • childWhen I was a child the summers seemed to go on for ever.
  • boyThere's a new boy in my class.
  • girlThe girl's name is Sally.
  • kidI'm off to pick up the kids from school.
  • kiddieI saw her with a little kiddie in a pushchair.
  • little oneThe little ones must be hungry by now.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Children & babies
  • ankle-biter
  • arrival
  • babe
  • babe in arms
  • baby
  • comfort blanket
  • crawler
  • designer baby
  • devil
  • diddums
  • oops-a-daisy
  • pacifier
  • papoose
  • perisher
  • pest
  • toddler
  • toilet-trained
  • tomboy
  • tyke
  • urchin
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totnoun[C](DRINK)

asmalldrinkofalcohol:
小杯酒
Hepouredthem each ageneroustotofwhisky/rum.他慷慨地给他们每个人都倒了一杯威士忌／朗姆酒。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Alcohol - general words
  • alcoholic
  • alcopop
  • Angostura
  • aperitif
  • bevvy
  • booze
  • intoxicant
  • juice
  • kick
  • libation
  • liquid lunch
  • liquor
  • pre-drink
  • pre-drinking
  • predrinks
  • pregaming
  • preload
  • slug
  • specific gravity
  • usual
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(Definition oftotfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

tot| American Dictionary

tot
noun[C]
us
/tɑt/
asmallchild:
Thetinytot wastryingso hard tokeepup with hisbrother.
(Definition oftotfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftot

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But totting up the number of marginal citations - even totting them up accurately - tells us very little about the structure of the author's argument.
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One way of interpreting this criticism is that it suggests that all a voting mechanism should do is consult people andtotup their preferences.
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For example, should the teacher recommend using atot(of) in place of much and many, or ignoring each (and perhaps every) in favour of all.
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An army is not a kind of addition sum arrived at by totting up the garrisons here and there at a given moment.
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Clearly the totting up provision cannot be applied to the corporate body—the limited liability company that is running a large fleet of vehicles.
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Anybody, of any age, even children in perambulators, can be served with any sizedtot.
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No one dared to make a figure because they did not know whether it would reach the correct figure when the staff were totted up.
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He said that it was by only 1p in the £, but all these pennies which we hear abouttotup.
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I totted up the figures at a number of adjacent labour exchanges a little while ago.
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Totting up then, we have loans totalling £29 million; grants paid to date and to be paid this year, £16 million, making a total of £45 million.
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A few hundred children, ranging from tiny tots to husky young lads, and their counterparts amongst the girls, were all herded together.
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Atotis very strong, two doubles of very strong rum.
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His argument was that the provision of thistotof rum would make it dangerous for ratings in a service operational rôle.
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I did not very much appreciate the reference to thetotof rum.
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Simply totting up the fines imposed and then naming the companies that had received the largest fines was not, in my view, particularly scientific.
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