tell

UK
/tɛl/
US
/tɛl/
tellverb
told
Präteritum
told
Partizip Perfekt
telling
Gerundium
UK
/tɛl/
US
/tɛl/
Übersetzungen
Can you tell me a story?
Можешь рассказать мне историю?
Please tell him to call me.
Пожалуйста, скажи ему, чтобы он позвонил мне.
I can't tell you how grateful I am.
Я не могу говорить, насколько я благодарен.
Did you tell the police about the incident?
Вы сообщили полиции о происшествии?
Definitionen
To communicate information, facts, or news to someone.
She told him about the meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
To give an account or narrative of an event or story.
He told a fascinating story about his travels in Africa.
To instruct or order someone to do something.
The teacher told the students to complete their homework by Friday.
To discern or recognize something.
I can tell that you're upset about something.
To reveal or disclose something that was previously unknown.
He finally told the truth about what happened that night.
To have a noticeable effect or to become apparent over time.
Months of overwork were beginning to tell on her health.
To count or enumerate something, especially money or objects, usually one by one.
He told the coins into neat piles before locking them away.
tellsubstantiv
tells
Pl.
UK
/tɛl/
US
/tɛl/
Übersetzungen
The tell of his nervousness was the constant tapping of his foot.
Признаком его нервозности было постоянное постукивание ногой.
In poker, a tell can give away a player's hand.
В покере сигнал может выдать карты игрока.
Definitionen
A mound or small hill, often an archaeological site, formed by the accumulation of the remains of ancient settlements.
The archaeologists excavated the tell to uncover artifacts from the ancient civilization.
A sign or indication of something, often used in the context of poker to describe a player's unconscious behavior that reveals their hand.
His constant fidgeting was a tell that he was bluffing during the poker game.