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tron [trɒn]
n
1. a public weighing machine
2. (Business / Commerce) the place where a tron is set up; marketplace
[from Old French trone, from Latin trutina, from Greek trutanē balance, set of scales]
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IRATE Carl Tron spat on a police officer after he was arrested for something he didn't do.
Teenager spat at officer by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
of Strongsville, Ohio, members of AFRL's materials and manufacturing directorate developed and fielded the Target Recognition Operator Notification, or TRON system, which has the potential to save lives and increase combat effectiveness.
Air Force print news (Jan. 24, 2008); Air Force develops friend Vs. ... by Cooper, Mindy / Defense AT & L
Byline: by Jane Simon THERE'S a real irony as we learn that 15-year-old Tron Waldeck's school changed its menu after taking part in Jamie's School Dinners.
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