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tell1/
verb (told , telling )
1 tr & intr to inform or give information to someone in speech or writing.
2 tr & intr (often tell of something) to relate or give an account of something.
3 to command or instruct.
4 to express something in words tell lies .
5 tr & intr to discover or distinguish You can tell it by its smell impossible to tell one from the other .
6 intr (usu tell on someone) to inform on them.
7 to make something known or give it away.
8 intr (often tell on someone) said of an ordeal, etc: to have a noticeable effect on them.
9 tr & intr to know or recognize something definitely I can never tell when he's lying .
10 to assure.
11 intr (usu tell against someone) said of evidence or circumstances, etc: to be unfavourable to a person's case or cause, etc.
[Anglo-Saxon tellan ]
all told in all; with all taken into account There were 30 all told .
take a telling to do as one is told without having to be asked again.
you're telling me! colloq an exclamation of agreement.
tell someone or something apart to distinguish between them can't tell the twins apart .
tell someone off
1 to scold or reprimand them.
2 to count them off and detach them on some special duty.
verb (told , telling )
1 tr & intr to inform or give information to someone in speech or writing.
2 tr & intr (often tell of something) to relate or give an account of something.
3 to command or instruct.
4 to express something in words tell lies .
5 tr & intr to discover or distinguish You can tell it by its smell impossible to tell one from the other .
6 intr (usu tell on someone) to inform on them.
7 to make something known or give it away.
8 intr (often tell on someone) said of an ordeal, etc: to have a noticeable effect on them.
9 tr & intr to know or recognize something definitely I can never tell when he's lying .
10 to assure.
11 intr (usu tell against someone) said of evidence or circumstances, etc: to be unfavourable to a person's case or cause, etc.
[Anglo-Saxon tellan ]
all told in all; with all taken into account There were 30 all told .
take a telling to do as one is told without having to be asked again.
you're telling me! colloq an exclamation of agreement.
tell someone or something apart to distinguish between them can't tell the twins apart .
tell someone off
1 to scold or reprimand them.
2 to count them off and detach them on some special duty.
tell2 or tel
noun , archaeol especially in the Middle East: an artificial mound or hill formed from the accumulated remains of former settlements.
[19c: from Arabic tall hillock]
noun , archaeol especially in the Middle East: an artificial mound or hill formed from the accumulated remains of former settlements.
[19c: from Arabic tall hillock]
teller
noun
1 someone who tells, especially someone who tells stories a teller of tales .
2 a bank employee who receives money from and pays it out to members of the public.
3 someone who counts votes.
noun
1 someone who tells, especially someone who tells stories a teller of tales .
2 a bank employee who receives money from and pays it out to members of the public.
3 someone who counts votes.
telling
adjective producing a great or marked effect; significant, meaningful.
[19c]
tellingly adverb .
adjective producing a great or marked effect; significant, meaningful.
[19c]
tellingly adverb .
telling-off
noun a mild scolding. See tell someone off at tell1.
noun a mild scolding. See tell someone off at tell1.
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