toted

英 [ˈtəʊtɪd]

美 [ˈtoʊtɪd]

v. 携带，搬运(尤指重物); 携带…的
tote的过去分词和过去式

in AM, use 美国英语用 parimutuel

VERB （可见地）携带;（尤指）佩（枪）
To tote something, especially a gun, means to carry it with you in such a way that people can see it.
1. The demonstrators fled when soldiers toting machine guns advanced on the crowd.
  当持有机枪的士兵向人群进逼时，示威者逃散了。

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It can be toted around untethered for up to three hours.
它的续航时间也不错，最长可达3小时。
Clarissa was the one who toted him to the doctor and stayed up with him when he had a rough night.
是克拉丽莎带他去看医生，当他晚上难以入眠时陪在他身边。
He studied 188 children in kindergarten through fifth grade and found that on average the children toted packs equaling 14 percent of their body weight.
他研究了从幼儿园到小学五年级的188名儿童，发现平均来说，孩子们所背的书包重量达到其体重的14%。
Kim toted our mistakes: no prenatal care, offhand diet, overworks.
金提起了我们的失误：没有胎儿期照顾、随便地饮食、工作过度。
The Study on Expert Consultation System for the Bark Bettles Toted by Imported Wood and Its Primary Application
进口木材携带的小蠹虫辅助鉴定系统的研制及其初步应用
The concept of "casual complex sentences" is toted by Mr.
因果类复句这一概念是由邢福义先生提出来的。