英语词汇“tot”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

tot1

/tɒt

noun

1A very young child: dancing classes for tiny tots...

Many schools wore a festive look; sweets were distributed to tiny tots and one school provided free insurance cover for children.
Over 200 tiny tots, all orphans, from Helpage Care India and Sharada Mandir flocked to the club, off Mysore Road, to celebrate the event.
From tiny tots to teenagers, the camp is the place to be for those willing to spend free time - a valuable commodity these days - productively.

Synonyms

baby, babe, infant, toddler, newborn, tiny tot, child, little one, mite;

Scottish bairn, wean

informal sprog, young 'un

North American informal rug rat

technical neonate

2chiefly British A small amount of a strong alcoholic drink such as whisky or brandy: a tot of brandy...

In Ronald Burton Milner's case, the drop is a tot of whisky before he goes to bed and a glass of Guinness with his Sunday lunch.
She likes a tot of whisky and has always been a flirt, especially with the doctors.
His coachman's way of keeping warm was to have a tot of whisky while he was waiting for the Archbishop to come out of the theatre.

Synonyms

dram, small measure, drink, nip, slug, drop, draught, swallow, swig

informal shot, finger, snifter

rare libation

Origin

Early 18th century (originally dialect): of unknown origin.

Rhymes

tot2

/tɒt

verb (tots, totting, totted) [with object] (tot something up) chiefly British

1Add up numbers or amounts: he picked up the account book and totted up some figures...

We'd actually put Greece at the head of the pack by the time we'd totted everything up, and correctly predicted that the UK would come last.
For the purposes of voting, the ballots of one or two obscure communes - no shortage of these - may be totted up under the aegis of a larger one.
The second best player will receive two points and the third best one point, and those points will be totted up during the year.

Synonyms

add, total, sum, count, calculate, compute, reckon, enumerate, tally, work something out, figure something out, take stock of something, quantify

dated cast something up

1.1Accumulate something over a period of time: he totted up 180 League appearances...

Members of the York branch of the Dunkirk Veterans Association totted up an impressive £1,131 for their cause when they mounted a day's cash-collecting offensive in the Coppergate Centre.
Last year Matthew earned $506,273 in 27 starts, totted up seven top-ten finishes and, famously, made the putt that regained the Solheim Cup from American clutches.
Swindon Services, the arm of the council responsible for street cleaning and other frontline work, totted up savings of £210,000 last year.

Synonyms

accumulate, gather, build up, amass, accrue, stockpile, acquire;

mount up

Origin

Mid 18th century: from archaic tot 'set of figures to be added up', abbreviation of total or of Latin totum 'the whole'.

tot3

/tɒt

verb (tots, totting, totted) [no object] (usually as noun totting) British informal

Salvage saleable items from dustbins or rubbish heaps: local authorities frown on totting and many ban it outright

Origin

Late 19th century: from slang tot 'bone', of unknown origin.

单词	tot
释义	tot1 /tɒt / noun 1A very young child: dancing classes for tiny tots... Many schools wore a festive look; sweets were distributed to tiny tots and one school provided free insurance cover for children. Over 200 tiny tots, all orphans, from Helpage Care India and Sharada Mandir flocked to the club, off Mysore Road, to celebrate the event. From tiny tots to teenagers, the camp is the place to be for those willing to spend free time - a valuable commodity these days - productively. Synonyms baby, babe, infant, toddler, newborn, tiny tot, child, little one, mite; Scottish bairn, wean informal sprog, young 'un North American informal rug rat technical neonate 2chiefly British A small amount of a strong alcoholic drink such as whisky or brandy: a tot of brandy... In Ronald Burton Milner's case, the drop is a tot of whisky before he goes to bed and a glass of Guinness with his Sunday lunch. She likes a tot of whisky and has always been a flirt, especially with the doctors. His coachman's way of keeping warm was to have a tot of whisky while he was waiting for the Archbishop to come out of the theatre. Synonyms dram, small measure, drink, nip, slug, drop, draught, swallow, swig informal shot, finger, snifter rare libation Origin Early 18th century (originally dialect): of unknown origin. Rhymes allot, begot, Bernadotte, blot, bot, capot, clot, cocotte, cot, culotte, dot, forgot, garrotte (US garrote), gavotte, got, grot, hot, jot, knot, lot, Mayotte, motte, not, Ott, outshot, plot, pot, rot, sans-culotte, Scot, Scott, shallot, shot, slot, snot, sot, spot, squat, stot, swat, swot, trot, undershot, Wat, Watt, what, wot, yacht tot2 /tɒt / verb (tots, totting, totted) [with object] (tot something up) chiefly British 1Add up numbers or amounts: he picked up the account book and totted up some figures... We'd actually put Greece at the head of the pack by the time we'd totted everything up, and correctly predicted that the UK would come last. For the purposes of voting, the ballots of one or two obscure communes - no shortage of these - may be totted up under the aegis of a larger one. The second best player will receive two points and the third best one point, and those points will be totted up during the year. Synonyms add, total, sum, count, calculate, compute, reckon, enumerate, tally, work something out, figure something out, take stock of something, quantify dated cast something up 1.1Accumulate something over a period of time: he totted up 180 League appearances... Members of the York branch of the Dunkirk Veterans Association totted up an impressive £1,131 for their cause when they mounted a day's cash-collecting offensive in the Coppergate Centre. Last year Matthew earned $506,273 in 27 starts, totted up seven top-ten finishes and, famously, made the putt that regained the Solheim Cup from American clutches. Swindon Services, the arm of the council responsible for street cleaning and other frontline work, totted up savings of £210,000 last year. Synonyms accumulate, gather, build up, amass, accrue, stockpile, acquire; mount up Origin Mid 18th century: from archaic tot 'set of figures to be added up', abbreviation of total or of Latin totum 'the whole'. tot3 /tɒt / verb (tots, totting, totted) [no object] (usually as noun totting) British informal Salvage saleable items from dustbins or rubbish heaps: local authorities frown on totting and many ban it outright Origin Late 19th century: from slang tot 'bone', of unknown origin.
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