I. bag [bæg] СЪЩ
1. bag:
2. bag разг (grumpy woman):
I. tool [tuːl] СЪЩ
2. tool (instrument):
3. tool ИНФОРМ:
II. tool [tuːl] ГЛАГ прх
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The tools found there were considered advanced for its period.
en.wikipedia.org This was influenced by the mid-19th-century promotion of the field of hydrotherapy as a popular medical tool.
en.wikipedia.org The dead parts are the tools, materials and equipment worked with, which are the results of past labour.
en.wikipedia.org The collection includes clothes, agricultural tools, and paintings depicting daily life in the village.
en.wikipedia.org Their tools were made of shells and fish bones.
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