английский
испанский
I. tote [америк. toʊt, брит. təʊt] ГЛ. перех. esp америк.
разг.
II. tote [америк. toʊt, брит. təʊt] СУЩ.
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- totalizador м.
английский
испанский
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| we | tote |
| you | tote |
| they | tote |
| I | toted |
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| I | have | toted |
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