tote
part of speech
verb (totes, toted, toting)
meaning for a pupil
To tote something is to carry it, especially a heavy load, by hand or on your back. tree →
sense in the lessons
in stories, a creature totes another on its back, or someone totes a heavy bag or a sleeping child
examples
- Dad totes the picnic basket up the hill. tree →
- Can you tote this bag to the car? tree →
- The donkey toted the sacks all day. tree →
- She toted her books to school every morning. tree →
note
nothing for maths; it describes how something is carried and does not change a count.
Trees and pragmatics
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