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31tále — tá tó zaim., ed. m. téga tudi tegà , tému tudi temù , za neživo tá , za živo in v samostalniški rabi téga tudi tegà , tém tudi tèm , tém tudi tèm ; ž. té , téj tudi tèj stil. tì , tó , téj tudi tèj stil. tì , tó ; s. téga tudi tegà , tému …
32tale — /tayl/, n. 1. a narrative that relates the details of some real or imaginary event, incident, or case; story: a tale about Lincoln s dog. 2. a literary composition having the form of such a narrative. 3. a falsehood; lie. 4. a rumor or piece of… …
33tale — 1. noun /ˈteɪl/ a) Numbering; enumeration; reckoning; account; count. Both number twice a day the milky dams; And once she takes the tale of all the lambs. ― Dryden. b) A number of things considered as an aggregate; sum …
34tale — n 1. story, narration, account, recital, chronicle, history; fable, myth, fairy tale; epic, saga, Archaic. gest; parable, allegory, apologue; anecdote, incident, joke; Inf. yarn, tall story, Sl. fish or war story, Sl. megillah, Inf. song and… …
35tale — is. <ər.> 1. Bəxt, qismət. <Nazlı:> Heç böylə padşah sarayında yaşayan bir xanım da taleyindən şikayət edərmi? H. C.. <Kiçikbəyimin> taleyə boyun əyməkdən başqa çarəsi yox idi. Ç.. 2. Müqəddərat, gələcək, iqbal. Biçarə ana… …
36Tale — Recorded in the spellings of Tale, Taill, Tallo, Taylo, Tayloe, and other forms as well, this is an English surname of uncertain origins. It seems to be a nickname and to derive from the Olde English pre 7th century tele , the small duck, later… …
37tale — Synonyms and related words: account, aggregate, all, amount, anecdotage, anecdote, back fence gossip, backbiting, backstabbing, be all and end all, belittlement, blague, box score, calumny, canard, cast, chitchat, chronicle, cock and bull story,… …
38tale — A agg. dimostr. (troncato in tal spec. davanti a parole che cominciano per consonante) 1. simile, siffatto, cosiffatto, così, cotale, di questa sorta, di quella sorta 2. così grande 3. (in correl. con tale) identico, uguale 4. questo, quello B …
39tale — noun 1) a tale of witches Syn: story, narrative, anecdote, report, account, history; legend, fable, myth, parable, allegory, saga; informal yarn 2) she told tales to her mother Syn …
40tale — n. 1 a narrative or story, esp. fictitious and imaginatively treated. 2 a report of an alleged fact, often malicious or in breach of confidence (all sorts of tales will get about). 3 archaic or literary a number or total (the tale is complete).… …
