Definition of toolbox
: a chest for tools
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Another shows a young man opening his garage door, sifting through a toolbox, and forcefully slamming a hammer down on his left hand.
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The truck has alloy rims, a towing hitch, a toolbox and a decal sticker on the rear portion of the bed.
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Most officials considered leaking commonplace — part of the toolbox.
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So this collection is a fitting addition to the toolbox.
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But in terms of presidential history, Trump’s use of the executive toolbox is very much consonant with past practice.
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The toolbox of knowledge this emerging generation possesses and their ambition to have their voices be heard is helping teens shift their rhetoric out of the classroom and into public.
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Free family fun, computer cleanup, car wash, kids' zone to build toolbox, make music shakers.
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Connecterra, a development team based in the Netherlands, built Ida with help from TensorFlow, the giant AI toolbox that Google created for its own apps and opened to the public in 2015.
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First Known Use of toolbox
1832
TOOLBOX Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of toolbox for English Language Learners
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: a box for storing or carrying tools
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Definition of toolbox for Students
: a box for storing or carrying tools
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