Noun
A storage case for tools.
(computing) A set of pre-existing routines for use in writing new programs.
(figuratively) A set of skills or competences
(slang) Dumbass or idiot.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAny addition to our toolbox to help treat this disease will be greatly applauded. Source: Internet
Beyond pure nostalgia, skateboard games still have a lot of room to innovate, and it's time to grow beyond what's come before and add the genre back into the toolbox. Source: Internet
“Dicamba is a vital tool in our crop protection toolbox to effectively manage damaging weeds, and we fully support leaving access to dicamba and the remainder of the new registration intact.” Source: Internet
Despite the risks around Covid-19 being well-known to all staff, our clinicians (of all races) struggle to get staff to comply with the non-pharmacological Covid-19 interventions or 'toolbox', namely: wearing masks, washing hands, physically distancing. Source: Internet
'But we think you need something in your toolbox that says if those aren't working in time to protect the National Health Service, to protect individuals from the disease, you have the option of a fuller, unfortunate lockdown.' Source: Internet
Bad Piggies are up early in the morning and the new episode called Rise & Swine features 15 fun levels and two never-before-seen items for your Piggie toolbox: suction-cup tires and spring-loaded boxing gloves! Source: Internet