toddle
1> ;  
2> _.  
_Ex:
let's go for a toddle   ()
3> _. ,  
4> ,  
_Ex:
a child just beginning to toddle ,  

5> _. , 
_Ex:
let's toddle down to the club    
6> _. 
_Ex:
it's getting late, we must be toddling  , 
 
7> 
_Ex:
to toddle abroad   

toddler
1> ,  

toddy
1> , 
2>  

tody
1> _.  (Todus)

toe
1>  
_Ex:
great (big) toe   ()
_Ex:
little toe  ()
_Ex:
to stub one's toe on (over) smth.   -.;
  -.,    -.,
    -.
_Ex:
to stand on the tips of one's toes   
2>  (, ,   . .)
_Ex:
a hole in the toe    (  . .)
_Ex:
to turn one's toe out    
_Ex:
to dance on one's toes  ()  
3>   
4>  
5> _. 
_Ex:
to toast one's toes  
6>  ,   (-.)
7> _. 
_Id:
the light fantastic toe 
_Id:
the toe of Italy " ",  
 
_Id:
on one's toes ; ; ,
;   ,  () ;

_Id:
toe to toe   
_Id:
to stand toe to toe    
_Id:
to fight it out toe to toe   ()  

_Id:
to tread (to step) on smb.'s toes   -.;
 -. ;  -.   
_Id:
to dig in one's toes   ;  
  
_Id:
to turn up one's toes, to turn one's toes up _. "
", 
_Id:
the toe of my boot itches       
8>    
_Ex:
to toe the starting line _.   
_Ex:
to toe the line (the mark, the scratch, the crack)
_.    ;   
9>    (   . .)
10>   (  . .)
_Ex:
to toe a stocking  
11>  ,  ( )
_Ex:
boots to be toed     
12>   
13> _. _.  
_Ex:
to toe smb. out of the room  -. 
 
14> ( .)   ( )
_Ex:
to toe forward    
_Ex:
to toe in    
_Ex:
to toe out     ( )
_Id:
to toe the line (the mark, the scratch, the crack) 
 ;  , 
 ;  
_Id:
to toe and heel it  ,  

toe board
1>    ( )

toe cap
1>  ()

toe catch
1>  

toe circle
1> _.    ()

toe dance
1>   

toe-dance
1>   

toe-dancer
1> ,   

toe-in
1> _.   

toe-point
1> _.    
_Ex:
toe-point jump     ( )

toe-Salchow
1>  " " ( )

toed
1>   ( )
2>  ,   ( )

toehold
1>     (   . .)
2>  
3>  , 
_Ex:
to have a toehold in Wall Street   ( )
 -

toeless
1> ,   
2>    ( )
_Ex:
toeless shoes    , 

toenail
1>    
2> ,  

toepiece
1>  ()

toeshoe
1>     

toff
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
the toffs ,  ()
2> _. , 

toffee
1>  (  )
_Id:
not for toffee _.   ;    
_Id:
not to be able to do smth. for toffee   
 -.

toffee apple
1>   ,  

toffee-nosed
1> _. , , ; ;


toffish
1> _. , 
_Ex:
you certainly look toffish in that new suit   
    

toffy
1>  (  )
_Id:
not for toffy _.   ;    
_Id:
not to be able to do smth. for toffy   
 -.

toft
1> _. , 
2> _. 
_Ex:
toft and croft   

tog
1> _. ,  
2> _pl. _. 
_Ex:
tennis togs  
_Ex:
fine new togs   
_Ex:
long togs _.   (   
)
3> _.  (. tog out, tog up)
_Ex:
all togged up     
_Ex:
togged out in full uniform    
_Ex:
to tog oneself out (up)  
_Ex:
to tog up a child  

toga
1> _. 
2>  (  . .)

together
1>  , 
_Ex:
they are a very together pair    
2> , ; ; 
_Ex:
a very together person   ()

_Ex:
to be looking together   
3> , , 
_Ex:
now all together    ,   
_Ex:
to act together  
_Ex:
to go for a walk together  
_Ex:
to take a decision together   
_Ex:
we stand or fall together       
4> (with)  ;   ;  
_Ex:
to send a letter together with a parcel  
  
5>   , 
_Ex:
to get together ; ; ; ;

_Ex:
to get together on a point   -. 
_Ex:
to call together  () 
_Ex:
to sew two pieces of cloth together    
_Ex:
to bring the blades of a pair of scissors together 
,   
_Ex:
to join together _. , 
6>   
_Ex:
compared together    
_Ex:
to knock (to strike) together    ;
   
7> 
_Ex:
to come (to occer, to happen) together 

_Ex:
we arrived together   
_Ex:
we arrived together with our host   
(  )   
_Ex:
rain and snow were falling together   , 
   
8> _. , 
_Ex:
for hours together 
_Ex:
to work for several days and nights together 
      ()
9>  
_Ex:
this book costs more than all the others together ()
   ,     

togetherness
1> ,  (.  )
2>  ,  
3> 

togged-up
1> _. ; , 

togger
1> _. _. ,    

2> _pl. = torpids

toggery
1> _. , .   ; 
_Ex:
an actor's toggery  
_Ex:
a bishop's toggery  
_Ex:
a general's toggery  
2>   

toggle
1> _.  , 
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. ; -

Togolese
1> ; ;    
_Ex:
the Togolese _. 
2> ;   

tohu-bohu
1> _. , 

toil
1>  
_Ex:
intellectual toil   
_Ex:
toil and trouble   
_Ex:
the toils of war  
_Ex:
for years he led a life of unremitting toil   
         

_Ex:
some books are a toil to read    

2>  , 
_Ex:
to toil at a task   
_Ex:
to toil with one's hands for a living  
    
_Ex:
he had to toil hard to maintain his family   
 ,   
3>  (-.)   (. toil out)
_Ex:
to toil one's way    (-.)
4>   , 
_Ex:
to toil up a hill     
_Ex:
to toil along the road   
_Id:
to toil and moil  ,  
5> . _pl. , , 
_Ex:
the toils of a spider 
_Id:
in the toils  ,  ;  
_Id:
in the toils of smth.  () -.;
  -.
_Id:
to be taken (to get caught) in the toils   
( )
_Id:
to catch smb. in one's toils  -.  
_Id:
caught in his own toils    
6>    ()
7> 

toil out
1> _. _.   

toil-worn
1>   

toile
1> _. ,  

toiler
1> 

toilet
1> , 
_Ex:
morning toilet  
_Ex:
to spend time on one's toilet    
_Ex:
to make one's toilet  ,  
 
2> , 
_Ex:
summer toilets of the ladies   
3>  
4>  
5> . _. , ; ;  ()
_Ex:
toilet stall   
6>  ()
7> _.  ,  
8> 
_Ex:
toilet articles  ,  
_Ex:
toilet soap  
9>  

toilet bag
1> 

toilet bowl
1> 

toilet case
1> 

toilet cover
1>    

toilet glass
1>  

toilet paper
1>  

toilet powder
1> ; 

toilet roll
1>   

toilet room
1>  ()
2> _. , ;  ()

toilet service
1>  

toilet set
1>  

toilet table
1>  

toilet training
1>     (   
. .)

toilet water
1>  

toilet-train
1>   ,   
_Ex:
she could not toilet-train the baby    
   

toileted
1> ; 

toiletry
1> _.  ; , 
_Ex:
toiletries for men  

toilette
1> , 
_Ex:
morning toilette  
_Ex:
to spend time on one's toilette    
_Ex:
to make one's toilette  ,  
 
2> , 
_Ex:
summer toilettes of the ladies   
3>  
4> _.  ,  

toiletware
1>   (, ,  ,
)

toilful
1> _. ; 

toilinette
1> _.  (   )

toilsome
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
toilsome climb up the mountain    
(  )

toing and froing
1>    ,   
2> , , ; 

toise
1> _. _.  (  = 1,949 )

tokamak
1> _. _.  (  )

Tokay
1>  ()
2>   (   ; . Tokay
grape)

toke
1> _. _.  ()

token
1> ; 
_Ex:
a token of respect  
_Ex:
in token of   (-.)
_Ex:
black is a token of mourning   -  
_Ex:
his actions are a token of his sincerity  
   
2> 
_Ex:
the tokens of a disease  
3>   (  )
4>   ; 
_Ex:
give it to me as a going-away token     
5> , 
_Ex:
to give some token of intelligence   
6>  
_Ex:
freemason's token  
7> , 
_Ex:
this token will admit you to the swimming pool  
      
8> _. 
_Id:
by the same token, by this (that) token   ,  ;
  , 
_Id:
more by token _.  
9> ; ; 
_Ex:
token acceptance  
_Ex:
token concession  
_Ex:
token coin _.   , -;
 
_Ex:
token gesture  () 
_Ex:
token smile  
_Ex:
token resistance  
_Ex:
token occupation _.  
_Ex:
token desegregation _.  
_Ex:
token compliance with the desegregation order _. 
   
_Ex:
token imports _.    ,
 
_Ex:
token vote _.    
   
_Ex:
token strike  
10>  ; 

token money
1> _.   , -
2>  

token payment
1>  ,  ,   


tokenism
1> _.  ;   ,
  
2>  ,  
_Ex:
it's mere tokenism    ,  
    
3>     
 ;      
  . .

tokenistic
1>  ;    ;
 (    . .)

toko
1> _. ,  

tol-lol
1> ;  ; 

tola
1>     (13,7 )

tolbooth
1> _.  

told
1> _p.  _p-p.  tell ( . .)

Toledo blade
1>  ,  

Toledo sword
1>  ,  

tolerable
1> , 
_Ex:
the pain was severe, but tolerable   ,
 
2> 
3>  ; ; 
_Ex:
tolerable road   
_Ex:
a very tolerable lunch   
_Ex:
more tolerable climates to the south  
     
_Ex:
they enjoy a tolerable amount of freedom  
 
_Ex:
she is in tolerable health     ,
    
_Ex:
the food was good and the company tolerable   ,
  
4> predic _.    

tolerably
1> ,   . .
_Ex:
a tolerably well equipped university library 
  
_Ex:
I'm tolerably well     

tolerance
1> 
_Ex:
to demonstrate (to show) tolerance  
_Ex:
art demands of us tolerance of all its forms 
        
2>     -.
_Ex:
tolerance of heat   
3> 
_Ex:
tolerance for a drug   
4> _.      
 
5> _. ,  
_Ex:
power supply tolerance   

_Ex:
tolerance envelope  
_Ex:
to relax tolerance  
6> _. , 

tolerant
1> ,  
_Ex:
tolerant attitude  
_Ex:
to be tolerant of (to, towards) smth.  -.,
   -.
_Ex:
to be tolerant towards all religious beliefs  
  
2>  ,  (-.)
3> _. 
4>  . . .:  

tolerate
1> , 
_Ex:
to tolerate smb.'s presence  -. 
_Ex:
I can't tolerate him    ,     
2>  
_Ex:
to tolerate differences of opinion   
  
3> , 
_Ex:
not to tolerate interference in one's affairs  
   
_Ex:
I will not tolerate such behaviour    

4> , 
_Ex:
not to tolerate the severities of a northern climate 
   
5> _.  

toleration
1> 

tolerationist
1>    

tolite
1> _. , 

toll
1>  ; 
2>  
3>  ( );    ; 
_Ex:
to toll a bell   
4>   
_Ex:
to toll the people to church    
 
5>    (. to toll smb.'s death)
_Ex:
to toll a funeral knell   
_Ex:
for whom the bell tolls    
6>  
7> , 
_Ex:
toll through   ()
_Ex:
to pay toll   
_Ex:
to raise the tolls  
8> 
_Ex:
heavy toll  ,  
_Ex:
road toll   
_Ex:
to take toll (of smth.)    (-.)
_Ex:
rent takes a heavy toll of his income   
   
_Ex:
automobile accidents take a heavy toll of human lives
     
_Ex:
the private whisper campaign that he was a bit whacky took
its toll      ,  
   ,   
9> _. 
_Ex:
heavy toll  
10> (on) ()    ( 
   . .)
11>   
12> _.     
13>      
14>    ; 
15>    
16>  
17> _. _. , , 
18> _.    (   . .)
19>  (-. )
_Ex:
to toll an entry   
20> 

toll bar
1> ,  (  )

toll bridge
1>    

toll call
1>    
2> _.    ( 
)

toll collector
1>     (   . .);  
  
2> ,     
(    . .)

toll line
1>   
2> _.   

toll road
1>  () 

toll station
1>   ,      

toll television
1>     ( 
)

