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I . tell <told, told> [tel] VERBO trans

1. tell (say):

tell
to tell lies
kłamać [perf s-]

2. tell (relate):

tell

3. tell (order):

to tell sb to do sth
do as you're told coloq

II . tell <told, told> [tel] VERBO intr

1. tell coloq (inform):

to tell on sb

3. tell (recognize, know):

tell
I could tell that...

tell against VERBO trans Brit formal

tell off VERBO trans (reprimand)

to tell sb off

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Almost everyone he had me tell on the subways and buses/streets gave me mixed reactions and disapproval.
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Even young children can tell the difference between an asthma attack (primarily difficulty exhaling) and a VCD attack (primarily difficulty inhaling).
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On the other hand, if you are a female reader, it equates to the exhilaration of hearing your guy tell you the truth at last.
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The right-hand cluster of three is used (by various permutations of open/closed status) to tell the machine the total tape running time.
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Architects tell us it would fall down if we interfered with it too much.
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Imposing artworks in their own right, totems are mnemonic devices, used to stimulate memories specific to certain peoples and their right to tell their own stories, he said.
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There was no such papal remonstration, they tell me.
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As they wait for her to arrive they banter, tell stories, joke, philosophise and argue.
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I like that we can tell a love story of people in their 70s, and it's a relationship that we're really committed to.
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Telecommuting may become possible from smart apartments that can recognize a person's face and even tell what the weather is going to be like outside.
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