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tot

/tɒt/

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noun

小孩，幼儿

Examples :

"He learned to run when he was just a tot."

他还是个小不点儿的时候，就学会了跑步。

age family person human

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noun

小酌，少量烈酒

A measure of spirits, especially rum.

Examples :

"The old sailor poured himself a generous tot of rum before dinner. "

那位老水手在晚餐前给自己倒了一小杯朗姆酒，量还不少。

drink nautical amount

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noun

Tater tot: 小土豆饼，薯饼

Tater tot.

Examples :

"My little brother loves to dip each tot in ketchup before eating it. "

我的弟弟喜欢在吃每一块小土豆饼之前，都蘸上番茄酱。

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noun

傻瓜, 笨蛋.

A foolish fellow.

Examples :

""Don't listen to Mark; he's a tot and always gives bad advice." "

别听马克的；他是个笨蛋，总是给出馊主意。

person character

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noun

总数, 总额

A total, an addition of a long column of figures.

Examples :

"After hours of calculating, the accountant finally reached the tot of all the expenses. "

经过几个小时的计算，会计师终于算出了所有费用的总额。

math number business finance economy

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verb

总计，合计

To sum or total.

Examples :

"To get the final grade, the teacher totted up all the student's scores. "

为了算出最终成绩，老师把所有学生的分数都总计了一下。

math number amount

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verb

加总, 总计.

To mark (a debt) with the word tot (Latin for "so much"), indicating that it was good or collectible for the amount specified.

Examples :

"a totted debt"

被记上“总计”并确认可收回的债务

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