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/təʊt//təʊt/The word "tote" has a fascinating history! The term "tote" originated in the 17th century from the Latin word "totum," meaning "whole" or "entire." Initially, it referred to carrying or conveying something whole or intact, rather than breaking it down into smaller parts. In the 16th century, the phrase "to tote" emerged in English, literally meaning "to carry" or "to transport." Over time, the phrase was shortened to just "tote." In the 19th century, the term gained popularity, especially in the context of carrying large or bulky items, such as baskets or bags. Today, we commonly use "tote" to refer to a basket, bag, or container used for carrying goods.
a system of betting on horses in which the total amount of money that is bet on each race is divided among the people who bet on the winners
một hệ thống cá cược vào ngựa trong đó tổng số tiền cược vào mỗi cuộc đua được chia cho những người cược vào người chiến thắng
a large bag for carrying things with you
một cái túi lớn để đựng đồ đạc bên mình
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