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Meanings of tout in English
Spanish
cazaclientes Synonyms
Examples for "gas"
Examples for "gas"
1
Electric power projects include nuclear power plants, gas-fired power plants and others.
2
A similar gas row briefly disrupted supplies to Europe three years ago.
3
EU officials said the gas talks would continue in Brussels next week.
4
The Company's main products include electric power, gas and steam, among others.
5
The company has always said its gas is highly competitive in Europe.
1
And La Motte; at the first blow; was more than half successful.
2
It was a blow in the face; his own voice hardened then.
3
My head sunk on my breast; I received the blow in silence.
4
The salt winds of the Channel blow in through the open ports.
5
He got in between the armour plates; first blow went to him.
1
Salt-N-Pepa boast a friendship and working relationship that has spanned 30 years.
2
But it was a good performance. He allowed himself this small boast.
3
Maria Theresa could hardly allow such a boast to pass without comment.
4
It is often only carelessness of opinion, and sometimes an indirect boast.
5
That boast was at the very heart of their Project Fear campaign.
1
Great was the astonishment when one of the donkeys began to bray.
2
The donkey gave a loud bray and kicked up its heels wildly.
3
The fiend began to groan and bray-he was daunted and beat off.
4
The lieutenant laughed a harsh bray and raised his glass in salute.
5
If you could bray like the donkey, I'd be the roaring bull.
1
Users, however, routinely brag they can use the system to drive hands-free.
2
Sorry to brag but our Christmas tree is absolutely gorgeous this year!
3
However, Bellarmine's vacant attempts to brag about his wealth fell incredibly short.
4
The more we paid for it the louder the owner would brag.
5
You didn't overstate the fact in your brag about the political graves.
1
Despite his bluster, I noticed that he was keeping clear of Steakhouse.
2
The event was not a clear win for Washington, despite Trump's bluster.
3
Few people will take Nick Clegg's latest bluster on tax fairness seriously.
4
At the time it was easy to dismiss Ellison's statements as bluster.
5
So underneath the bluster, Batou was afraid his new look was disturbing.
1
Not a sound could he hear, save the swash of the waves.
2
Here, in these secluded nooks, I found security from the steamer's swash.
3
I s'pose Ingolby has paid this old skeesicks for talking this swash.
4
He felt the swash of the fragrant water upon his body.
5
I was as a man who swash-buckles- arecklessmariner of the olden time.
1
Thus did he vaunt, but darkness closed the eyes of the other.
2
Thus did he vaunt, and the Argives were stung by his saying.
3
But it is not for me to vaunt myself for my voyages.
4
Nor did Agricola ever vaunt his exploits to blazon his own fame.
5
But we met as kindred, if I may vaunt myself so much.
1
His bluster and gasconade desert him, and leave him in pitiful case.
2
That they were captured by the Indian seems too much of a gasconade.
3
This gasconade made the whole court laugh, even Catherine.
4
We hear of no gasconade on her part.
5
I love their jolly abandon of manner, their kindness and "honesty," and their gasconade.
1
Koa, I'm going to shoot a line straight out toward Alpha Centauri.
2
Vienna shot a line to Mrs. Adister O'Donnell.
Catalan
pronosticador Usage of tout in English
1
But leaders including US President Donald Trump continue to tout its use.
2
Enthusiasts tout cyber schools for their innovative teaching methods and computer technology.
3
Soon after, Stone grew less hesitant to tout his access to Trump.
4
I'm not a ticket tout, I operate in the secondary ticketing market.
5
The lenders tout variable rates that start at less than 3 percent.
6
Whatever happened to that great old Dublin character, the on-street ticket tout?
7
We like to tout ourselves as developed nations, the UK, Canada, Australia.
8
The hat an' the glasses, you look like a tout at Aqueduct.
9
Advertisements tout fake documents that allow citizens to buy houses they shouldn't.
10
Some garden-store brands tout these qualities and charge a very high price.
11
It is rare a ticket tout has to be ejected from Harlequins.
12
The magazines can tout this or that tiny purse of the season.
13
Un peu de sangfroid-unpeu d'aplomb, M. Lucien, et tout ira bien.
14
I am a simple creature, done with rather a broad brush-voila tout!
15
J'insiste que vous vous en lliez, tout de suite, tout de suite!
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Forestry ministries in both countries tout increased management to preserve the Puszcza's health.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Tout through the time
Tout across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common