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Collocations for "till"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "till" in context.

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till

n

was caught dipping into the [company, store] till
[put, counted] the money in the till
took the change out of the till
opened the till
the till slid open
slammed the till shut
stole all the money [in, from] the till
pay at the till
is a long line at the till

v

till the [land, fields, earth, soil]
[was, has been] tilled by [hand, generations, machines, ploughs]
till in [advance, preparation, the summer, the fall]

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'till' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

cashier - clear - fake - field - garden - labor - land - loyal - many - nick - now - part - shop

Forum discussions with the word(s) "till" in the title:

< from / since > 1969 till now the production ... - English Only forum
,with no way of knowing what to base one <on> till you get there. - English Only forum
... beginning/starting from PI and ending with/till/up to .. - English Only forum
... <from, since> 19th of May <till, to, until> 20th of June - English Only forum
... lasted from nine till / until / to half past eleven. - English Only forum
...till the last customer (has) left - English Only forum
'till I sit down/'till I write down - English Only forum
'till the six is nine - English Only forum
'Till there was you - English Only forum
'when/ as/ till' they knew it was hopeless - English Only forum
‘Till I can’t help it.’ - English Only forum
(But it kept me prisoner till the last of the toboggans had been taken out) - English Only forum
~till I can see () my way through this game and out of here - English Only forum
A case of "so as to" or "till its"... - English Only forum
A civil servant can't expect to serve in an institution till his retirement, can we? - English Only forum
A few more days till we totter on the road, - English Only forum
a field in CV - up till now? until now? to date? - English Only forum
a lovely time up till - English Only forum
a till and a cash desk - English Only forum
A whole place is to ourself till sunset - English Only forum
After <has completed>, till then <finishes> - English Only forum
All who are interested should send the CV TILL 7th July - English Only forum
and I had been till now as perfectly unacquainted with the sex, - English Only forum
and Stafford wed and bred and blundered on till Oxcross ... - English Only forum
and that little not till at least half a year after - English Only forum
As of / Till - English Only forum
At that stage the match didn’t start till next Tuesday - English Only forum
at the till vs in the till - English Only forum
attend classes till 30th - English Only forum
back till it's over - English Only forum
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