tog

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Measurementtogtog1 /tɒɡ $ tɑːɡ, tɒːɡ/ noun [countable] 1 → togs2 TMa unit for measuring the warmth of duvets, sleeping bags, jackets etcExamples from the Corpustog• A colonel in golf togs walked through.• The higher the tog value of your duvet the warmer it will be.togtog2 verb British English → be/get togged up/outOrigin tog (1700-1800) tog “coat” ((18-20 centuries)), from togman ((16-18 centuries)), probably from Latin toga; → TOGA

单词	tog
释义	tog From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Measurementtogtog1 /tɒɡ $ tɑːɡ, tɒːɡ/ noun [countable] 1 → togs2 TMa unit for measuring the warmth of duvets, sleeping bags, jackets etcExamples from the Corpustog• A colonel in golf togs walked through.• The higher the tog value of your duvet the warmer it will be.togtog2 verb British English → be/get togged up/outOrigin tog (1700-1800) tog “coat” ((18-20 centuries)), from togman ((16-18 centuries)), probably from Latin toga; → TOGA
随便看	you cant be too careful you cant beat you cant beat for you cant fool me you cant go wrong you cant go wrong with you cant have it both ways you cant hear yourself think you cant imagine You cant imagine how etc You cant imagine what etc You cant imagine why etc you cant make an omelette without breaking eggs you cant mistake you cant say fairer than that you cant teach an old dog new tricks you cant win you cant win them all you can’t be too careful you can’t beat something (for something) you can’t go wrong (with something) you can’t have it both ways you can’t hear yourself think you can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs you can’t mistake somebody/something