Dictionary entry
Totalizator
Pronunciation: /ˈtəʊt(ə)lʌɪzeɪtə/
Pronunciation
/ˈtəʊt(ə)lʌɪzeɪtə/
Myanmar Meaning
နိုင်သူကို လောင်းထားသည့် အရေအတွက်နှင့် လောင်းကျေးစုစုပေါင်းကို တွက်ချက်ပြသည့် ကိရိယာ။
Definition
they'd /ðeÇd/ short form ၁။ they had. ❍ HAVE ၂။ they would. ❍ WILL model v , WOULD
Examples
- ‘I wish they'd divorced years and years before
- because I think he would have been a happy man.’
- ‘So they wouldn't say that they'd cooked a meal for their girlfriend or gone to see a film with their boyfriend.’
- ‘They argued that they'd given him every opportunity to put his side of the story.’
- ‘After meeting everybody
- each person wrote down those they'd been attracted to.’
- ‘Half an hour later four of the nine absent jurors arrived to the news that they'd been fined.’
- ‘He said he would have fired the officers even if they'd been acquitted of all charges.’
- ‘You'd have thought they'd never seen a naked man before
- but then that's booze for you.’
- ‘I charitably overlooked the fact this cost slightly more than they'd given me.’
- ‘She said that those ladies must have been lying when they'd promised their support.’
- ‘I had a bit of a hangover because Bruce
- Pam and I had polished off a couple of beers when they'd got back.’
- ‘Someone last week left me a comment to say that they'd typed in the URL as printed in their newspaper.’
- ‘One day at school
- someone turned up with a box of records they said they'd found at Lime Street station.’
- ‘From their accents
- it was apparent that they'd come down from Scotland to take part in the event.’
- ‘No one else they'd ever employed had been able to do what she did as quickly as she did.’
- ‘Through no fault of their own
- they'd just fallen through some of the gaps in our system.’
- ‘Then
- ages after they'd arrived
- the crew got water to come out of the hose.’
- ‘Loud snores drifted over from one side of the room as someone had become so relaxed they'd fallen asleep.’
- ‘She said she'd let me know the next day when they'd made a decision on who to hire.’
- ‘Perhaps they'd be in a better position now
- if they'd taken the risk of opposition seriously.’
- ‘Police said yesterday they'd been unable to go onto the site on Tuesday night because of its dangers.’