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tass
1[tas]
noun
a cup or small goblet, especially an ornamental one.
the contents of a cup or goblet; a small draught, as of liquor.
Tass
2[tas, tahs]
noun
a news-gathering agency of the former Soviet Union: merged with an alternative news service to form Itar-Tass (Russian Information Telegraph Agency).
tass
1/ tæs, ˈtæsɪ /
noun
a cup, goblet, or glass
the contents of such a vessel
Tass
2/ tæs /
noun
(formerly) the principal news agency of the Soviet Union: replaced in 1992 by Itar Tass
Word History and Origins
Origin of tass1
Origin of tass2
Word History and Origins
Origin of tass1
Origin of tass2
Example Sentences
France would use the gathering to table new proposals for sanctions against Russia, with the aim of depleting "the resources that Russia is investing in this war" foreign minister Jean-Noel Barrot was quoted by Russia's state-owned news agency Tass as saying.
“We have performed in front of 20 people and were as excited as we would have been in front of 20,000 people,” Van Tass said.
“It’s important that at least we have a couple of words in different languages to adapt to people and to new countries,” Van Tass said.
“We just want to take people and bring them into our magical world,” said Van Tass.
Rummaging through pens and chargers, I wanted to find something that Amélie van Tass, his stage partner and wife, might struggle to predict as she faced away from us.
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