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tae

American  
[tey] / teɪ /

preposition

Scot.
  1. to.


tae 1 British  
/ te /

preposition

  1. a Scot word for to 1

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tae 2 British  
/ te /

adverb

  1. a Scot word for too

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tae 3 British  
/ te /

noun

  1. a Scot word for toe

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Example Sentences

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“A guy like Tae, a Hall of Fame player like him, you want a guy like that to experience getting a Super Bowl,” Rams safety Kam Curl said.

From Los Angeles Times

Burry was also fairly busy on X over the weekend, retweeting a post by Tae Kim, the author of The Nvidia Way and a senior technology writer at Barron’s, who laid out a case in November on how falling computing costs will help features of AI become more profitable for companies.

From MarketWatch

As my colleague Tae Kim wrote in his Barron’s Tech newsletter this past Wednesday, it’s probably best for long-term buy-and-hold investors to stay away.

From Barron's

The students, along with Borderline theatre company, took his production of An' Me Wi' a Bad Leg Tae to London's Royal Court, where it had a three-week run.

From BBC

Corporations are relying more on artificial intelligence to do business, a trend that Barron’s Tae Kim predicts will just keep growing in the new year.

From Barron's