tod

/tod/US // tɒd //UK // (tɒd) //

铎,铎铎,铎的

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : an English unit of weight, chiefly for wool, commonly equal to 28 pounds but varying locally.
- : a load.
- : a bushy mass, especially of ivy.

R. Tod Kelly explores whether a movement where moderates are marginalized can ever break into the mainstream.
Schiaparelli's label is being revived by Diego Della Valle of Tod's Group.
Governor Tod of Ohio had already called out the militia and proclaimed martial law.
“She is an uncommonly smart girl in the way of curls and caps,” remarked Tod.
He would doubtless have pressed bologna now on Tod McNeil had that social cull stayed by.
Tod waited till he thought it was safe, and climbing down, made tracks for home.
Tod began to look sleepy and the older girls a little anxious.