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No. 247 in Estonian

toob

"Toob" means "brings" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ta toob mulle raamatu.

    He brings me a book.

    In this sentence, 'toob' is the third person singular form of the verb 'tooma' (to bring). It is used here to describe the action of bringing.

  • Suvine ilm toob kaasa palju rõõmu.

    The summer weather brings a lot of joy.

    Here, 'toob' is used to metaphorically describe the ability of an entity (summer weather) to provide or evoke an outcome (joy).

  • Kõrgele pandud objekt toob turvariski.

    An object placed high brings a security risk.

    This sentence illustrates 'toob' describing an introduction or cause-and-effect scenario where the subject introduces a risk.

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