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tab 1 T0001100 (tăb)n.1. A projection, flap, or short strip attached to an object to facilitate opening, handling, or identification.2. A small, usually decorative flap or tongue on a garment.3. A small auxiliary airfoil that is attached to a larger one and that helps stabilize an aircraft.4. A pull-tab.tr.v. tabbed, tab·bing, tabs To supply with a tab or tabs.
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tab 2 T0001100 (tăb)n.1. Informal a. A bill or check, such as one for a meal in a restaurant.b. Cost; price: The tab for upgrading the computers would be high.2. A tabulator on a typewriter.3. Computers a. A key on a computer keyboard that, when pressed, inserts a special ASCII character used for formatting text, as in indenting a line or block of text.b. This special ASCII character.intr.v. tabbed, tab·bing, tabs To press the tab on a typewriter or computer keyboard: Tab over to the next column.Idiom: keep tabs on Informal To observe carefully over time: Let's keep tabs on expenditures.
[Short for tablet or tabulation. Sense 2, short for tabulator.]
tab 3 T0001100 (tăb) Informal n. A tabloid.Translationstabbed
tab (one) for (something)To select, assign, or nominate one for some kind of position, role, activity, etc. Many believe they tabbed her for the position because of her connections to the banking world. The boss has tabbed Jack for an assignment in Bermuda.See also: tabtabbed mod. well-dressed. (Streets.) She’s really tabbed in some nice threads. See also: tabTabatskuri Tabatskuri a drainless lake situated in the Dzhavakheti Highland, at the foot of the Trialeti and Samsari ranges in the Georgian SSR. Lake Tabatskuri covers an area of 14.2 sq km and has depths to 40.2 m; it has an average depth of 15.6 m. The length is 6.5 km, and the maximum width, 4 km. The lake, situated at an elevation of 1,991 m, is of volcanic origin. It is fed primarily by subterranean waters, and the outflow is also subterranean. The annual range of fluctuation of the water level is as much as 1.1 m. There is fishing for trout, barbel, and carp. FinancialSeeTABThesaurusSeetab |