Definition of toolkit in English:

toolkit

nounˈtuːlkɪtˈtulˌkɪt

1A set of tools, especially one kept in a bag or box and used for a particular purpose.
Example sentencesExamples
- In his dry suit with the tool kit, hammer, stakes, and a coil of yellow nylon line, he looks like some oversized cartoon character.
- Remember when car accessories meant a wheel brace and a decent tool kit - if you were lucky?
- Every competent mechanic should have a correctly calibrated torque wrench in their tool kit and should use it.
- He suggested a pad for sitting on to eat lunch, a first aid kit and a tool kit for repairing bindings.
- The presenting problem is gender, and therapists need to have both a theoretical grasp of gender and power in relationships and a therapeutic tool kit with which to address them.
- Add journaling to your tool kit of ways to keep yourself healthy.
- Engineers working at the nano scale have a brand-new tool kit that's full of wonder and brimming with potential riches.
- My daughter likes making the spanners in my tool kit into some sort of xylophone.
- In-depth, open-ended interviewing is the most difficult element in our tool kit of research techniques.
- The government has promised a new tool kit for every apprentice and they've extended the same financial support to them as they give to university students.
- Normally he carries the heater, chain saws, a big tool kit, a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, soda, and something for his stomach if the hamburger he eats when he takes a break at gives him a little heartburn.
- In all, more than 55,000 copies of the tool kit have been distributed.
- We all laughed, and picking up a tool kit, the two were off.
- We need a legislative tool kit, tolling, congestion pricing, public-private partnerships, and we need economic rather than political priorities.
- His tool kit includes equipment for unsealing and resealing envelopes, miniature microphones, and wiretapping equipment.
- The department also recommends that fishermen have a First-Aid kit, a basic tool kit, a whistle and a Global Positioning System to indicate position.
- When you're planning a camping trip in the outback as well as taking the swag, the esky, the fishing rod and the kitchen sink, you probably pack the recovery gear and a tool kit with a prayer you'll never need it.
- He said it was important for managers to take responsibility for the results, work with a clear purpose and have a tool kit to survive new situations.
- Before you take to the road make sure at least you have the resources to get home; correct spare tire, jack, and a small tool kit.
- Kat shouted, throwing her tool kit to the ground, the sound startling the twins out of their fight.
1. 1.1Computing A set of software tools.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Phase one will see SGI contribute more work and code to open source graphics projects, along with the release of a Linux developer tool kit.
  As well as developing the tool kit or software upon which a number of their products were based, in his spare time Adam was also developing his own new application based on the class library.
  Whether doing code archaeology or building the next killer application, this is one of those products that should be in every tool kit.
  The tool kit determines the requirements of a computational task and decides where and how to run it.
  I personally find that this particular tool kit makes the RAD (rapid application development) concept finally available to Linux.
2. 1.2 A personal set of resources, abilities, or skills.
  intuition developed from past stock market experience becomes a vital part of an investor's toolkit
  Example sentencesExamples
  And even if it did, the EU's toolkit for staunching the spread of extremist political movements is limited.
  A principal positioning tool in the marketers' toolkit is the utilization of the promotional mix, in particular advertising and public relations.
  Self-importance and pomposity aren't in Ananova's emotional toolkit.
  When designing a good user experience it's important to remember these four principles, which should be a part of any usability or user experience specialist's toolkit.
  The chapter also introduces a useful part of the environmental economist's toolkit for looking at pollution problems in general.
  There may come a time when you need other kinds of awareness to become part of your toolkit.
  Given the endless investment opportunities and possibile outcomes, intuition developed from past stock market experience becomes a vital part of an investor's toolkit.
  The biggest interpersonal flaw in any manager's tool kit is the constant overriding need to win.
  He taught classes that were humorous, and he taught us everything in his toolkit without reservation.
  It will provide participants with a toolkit of skills to help them lead others in productive ways.
  Situations repeat themselves, and each time your emotional toolkit grows, and you find new ways of enjoying them.
  Matrix theory itself became more than just part of a scientist's toolkit and earned a place as an important field of mathematical research.
  What should be in the GP's toolkit, to use a rather mechanistic metaphor, for approaching their patients who have been bereaved?
  Revenge and put-downs were not in her toolkit.
  A sense of Kristeva's 'unlimited possibilities of discourse' is a vital component in a writer's toolkit.

Definition of toolkit in US English:

toolkit

nounˈtulˌkɪtˈto͞olˌkit

1A set of tools, especially one kept in a bag or box and used for a particular purpose.
Example sentencesExamples
- He suggested a pad for sitting on to eat lunch, a first aid kit and a tool kit for repairing bindings.
- His tool kit includes equipment for unsealing and resealing envelopes, miniature microphones, and wiretapping equipment.
- Engineers working at the nano scale have a brand-new tool kit that's full of wonder and brimming with potential riches.
- Normally he carries the heater, chain saws, a big tool kit, a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, soda, and something for his stomach if the hamburger he eats when he takes a break at gives him a little heartburn.
- Add journaling to your tool kit of ways to keep yourself healthy.
- My daughter likes making the spanners in my tool kit into some sort of xylophone.
- The government has promised a new tool kit for every apprentice and they've extended the same financial support to them as they give to university students.
- The department also recommends that fishermen have a First-Aid kit, a basic tool kit, a whistle and a Global Positioning System to indicate position.
- Every competent mechanic should have a correctly calibrated torque wrench in their tool kit and should use it.
- In-depth, open-ended interviewing is the most difficult element in our tool kit of research techniques.
- Before you take to the road make sure at least you have the resources to get home; correct spare tire, jack, and a small tool kit.
- He said it was important for managers to take responsibility for the results, work with a clear purpose and have a tool kit to survive new situations.
- We need a legislative tool kit, tolling, congestion pricing, public-private partnerships, and we need economic rather than political priorities.
- Remember when car accessories meant a wheel brace and a decent tool kit - if you were lucky?
- The presenting problem is gender, and therapists need to have both a theoretical grasp of gender and power in relationships and a therapeutic tool kit with which to address them.
- Kat shouted, throwing her tool kit to the ground, the sound startling the twins out of their fight.
- In his dry suit with the tool kit, hammer, stakes, and a coil of yellow nylon line, he looks like some oversized cartoon character.
- We all laughed, and picking up a tool kit, the two were off.
- In all, more than 55,000 copies of the tool kit have been distributed.
- When you're planning a camping trip in the outback as well as taking the swag, the esky, the fishing rod and the kitchen sink, you probably pack the recovery gear and a tool kit with a prayer you'll never need it.
1. 1.1Computing A set of software tools.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Whether doing code archaeology or building the next killer application, this is one of those products that should be in every tool kit.
  I personally find that this particular tool kit makes the RAD (rapid application development) concept finally available to Linux.
  As well as developing the tool kit or software upon which a number of their products were based, in his spare time Adam was also developing his own new application based on the class library.
  The tool kit determines the requirements of a computational task and decides where and how to run it.
  Phase one will see SGI contribute more work and code to open source graphics projects, along with the release of a Linux developer tool kit.
2. 1.2 A personal set of resources, abilities, or skills.
  the bravura of his piano writing was in the composer's toolkit from the get-go

单词	toolkit
释义	Definition of toolkit in English: toolkit nounˈtuːlkɪtˈtulˌkɪt 1A set of tools, especially one kept in a bag or box and used for a particular purpose. Example sentencesExamples In his dry suit with the tool kit, hammer, stakes, and a coil of yellow nylon line, he looks like some oversized cartoon character. Remember when car accessories meant a wheel brace and a decent tool kit - if you were lucky? Every competent mechanic should have a correctly calibrated torque wrench in their tool kit and should use it. He suggested a pad for sitting on to eat lunch, a first aid kit and a tool kit for repairing bindings. The presenting problem is gender, and therapists need to have both a theoretical grasp of gender and power in relationships and a therapeutic tool kit with which to address them. Add journaling to your tool kit of ways to keep yourself healthy. Engineers working at the nano scale have a brand-new tool kit that's full of wonder and brimming with potential riches. My daughter likes making the spanners in my tool kit into some sort of xylophone. In-depth, open-ended interviewing is the most difficult element in our tool kit of research techniques. The government has promised a new tool kit for every apprentice and they've extended the same financial support to them as they give to university students. Normally he carries the heater, chain saws, a big tool kit, a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, soda, and something for his stomach if the hamburger he eats when he takes a break at gives him a little heartburn. In all, more than 55,000 copies of the tool kit have been distributed. We all laughed, and picking up a tool kit, the two were off. We need a legislative tool kit, tolling, congestion pricing, public-private partnerships, and we need economic rather than political priorities. His tool kit includes equipment for unsealing and resealing envelopes, miniature microphones, and wiretapping equipment. The department also recommends that fishermen have a First-Aid kit, a basic tool kit, a whistle and a Global Positioning System to indicate position. When you're planning a camping trip in the outback as well as taking the swag, the esky, the fishing rod and the kitchen sink, you probably pack the recovery gear and a tool kit with a prayer you'll never need it. He said it was important for managers to take responsibility for the results, work with a clear purpose and have a tool kit to survive new situations. Before you take to the road make sure at least you have the resources to get home; correct spare tire, jack, and a small tool kit. Kat shouted, throwing her tool kit to the ground, the sound startling the twins out of their fight. 1.1Computing A set of software tools. Example sentencesExamples Phase one will see SGI contribute more work and code to open source graphics projects, along with the release of a Linux developer tool kit. As well as developing the tool kit or software upon which a number of their products were based, in his spare time Adam was also developing his own new application based on the class library. Whether doing code archaeology or building the next killer application, this is one of those products that should be in every tool kit. The tool kit determines the requirements of a computational task and decides where and how to run it. I personally find that this particular tool kit makes the RAD (rapid application development) concept finally available to Linux. 1.2 A personal set of resources, abilities, or skills. intuition developed from past stock market experience becomes a vital part of an investor's toolkit Example sentencesExamples And even if it did, the EU's toolkit for staunching the spread of extremist political movements is limited. A principal positioning tool in the marketers' toolkit is the utilization of the promotional mix, in particular advertising and public relations. Self-importance and pomposity aren't in Ananova's emotional toolkit. When designing a good user experience it's important to remember these four principles, which should be a part of any usability or user experience specialist's toolkit. The chapter also introduces a useful part of the environmental economist's toolkit for looking at pollution problems in general. There may come a time when you need other kinds of awareness to become part of your toolkit. Given the endless investment opportunities and possibile outcomes, intuition developed from past stock market experience becomes a vital part of an investor's toolkit. The biggest interpersonal flaw in any manager's tool kit is the constant overriding need to win. He taught classes that were humorous, and he taught us everything in his toolkit without reservation. It will provide participants with a toolkit of skills to help them lead others in productive ways. Situations repeat themselves, and each time your emotional toolkit grows, and you find new ways of enjoying them. Matrix theory itself became more than just part of a scientist's toolkit and earned a place as an important field of mathematical research. What should be in the GP's toolkit, to use a rather mechanistic metaphor, for approaching their patients who have been bereaved? Revenge and put-downs were not in her toolkit. A sense of Kristeva's 'unlimited possibilities of discourse' is a vital component in a writer's toolkit. Definition of toolkit in US English: toolkit nounˈtulˌkɪtˈto͞olˌkit 1A set of tools, especially one kept in a bag or box and used for a particular purpose. Example sentencesExamples He suggested a pad for sitting on to eat lunch, a first aid kit and a tool kit for repairing bindings. His tool kit includes equipment for unsealing and resealing envelopes, miniature microphones, and wiretapping equipment. Engineers working at the nano scale have a brand-new tool kit that's full of wonder and brimming with potential riches. Normally he carries the heater, chain saws, a big tool kit, a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, soda, and something for his stomach if the hamburger he eats when he takes a break at gives him a little heartburn. Add journaling to your tool kit of ways to keep yourself healthy. My daughter likes making the spanners in my tool kit into some sort of xylophone. The government has promised a new tool kit for every apprentice and they've extended the same financial support to them as they give to university students. The department also recommends that fishermen have a First-Aid kit, a basic tool kit, a whistle and a Global Positioning System to indicate position. Every competent mechanic should have a correctly calibrated torque wrench in their tool kit and should use it. In-depth, open-ended interviewing is the most difficult element in our tool kit of research techniques. Before you take to the road make sure at least you have the resources to get home; correct spare tire, jack, and a small tool kit. He said it was important for managers to take responsibility for the results, work with a clear purpose and have a tool kit to survive new situations. We need a legislative tool kit, tolling, congestion pricing, public-private partnerships, and we need economic rather than political priorities. Remember when car accessories meant a wheel brace and a decent tool kit - if you were lucky? The presenting problem is gender, and therapists need to have both a theoretical grasp of gender and power in relationships and a therapeutic tool kit with which to address them. Kat shouted, throwing her tool kit to the ground, the sound startling the twins out of their fight. In his dry suit with the tool kit, hammer, stakes, and a coil of yellow nylon line, he looks like some oversized cartoon character. We all laughed, and picking up a tool kit, the two were off. In all, more than 55,000 copies of the tool kit have been distributed. When you're planning a camping trip in the outback as well as taking the swag, the esky, the fishing rod and the kitchen sink, you probably pack the recovery gear and a tool kit with a prayer you'll never need it. 1.1Computing A set of software tools. Example sentencesExamples Whether doing code archaeology or building the next killer application, this is one of those products that should be in every tool kit. I personally find that this particular tool kit makes the RAD (rapid application development) concept finally available to Linux. As well as developing the tool kit or software upon which a number of their products were based, in his spare time Adam was also developing his own new application based on the class library. The tool kit determines the requirements of a computational task and decides where and how to run it. Phase one will see SGI contribute more work and code to open source graphics projects, along with the release of a Linux developer tool kit. 1.2 A personal set of resources, abilities, or skills. the bravura of his piano writing was in the composer's toolkit from the get-go
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