426 palabras
| Palabra | IPS | ISM | IPSM | Significado |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| tabulate | tabūlāte | tab-ul-ate | tab-ūl-āte | v. to arrange in tabular form |
| tablet | tablėt | tabl-et | tabl-ėt | n. a small flat compressed cake of some substance n. a slab of stone with an inscription |
| table | tāble | tab-le | tāb-le | n. a piece of furniture with a flat top supported by legs n. an arrangement of data in rows and columns |
| attach | åttach | at-tach | åt-tach | v. fasten or join one thing to another v. assign importance to |
| attachment | åttachme̊nt | at-tach-ment | åt-tach-me̊nt | n. a feeling of affection for someone or something n. a supplementary part or device |
| detach | dėtach | de-tach | dė-tach | v. to separate or remove from something |
| tack | tack | tack | tack | n. a short nail with a sharp point n. a course of action |
| tackle | tackle | tack-le | tack-le | v. make an effort to deal with a problem v. try to take the ball from an opponent |
| attack | åttack | at-tack | åt-tack | v. to take aggressive action against someone or something n. an act of aggressive action |
| tact | tact | tact | tact | n. consideration in dealing with others and avoiding giving offense |
| tactics | tactics | tact-ic-s | tact-ic-s | n. methods used to achieve a goal |
| contact | contact | con-tact | con-tact | n. the state or condition of physical touching n. communication with someone v. communicate with someone |
| tag | tag | tag | tag | n. a label attached to something vt. attach a tag to; label |
| tail | tāil | tail | tāil | n. the posterior part of the body of a vertebrate, especially when elongated n. any projection that resembles the tail of an animal v. go after with the intent to catch |
| tailor | tāilo̊r | tail-or | tāil-o̊r | n. a person whose occupation is making and altering garments v. adjust to a specific need or market |
| detail | dėtāil | de-tail | dė-tāil | n. a small individual part or feature n. the small features or facts of something vt. to describe fully |
| retail | rėtāil | re-tail | rė-tāil | n. the sale of goods in small quantities to the public v. to sell goods in small quantities |
| attain | åttāin | at-tain | åt-tāin | v. to succeed in achieving a goal v. to reach a certain level or state |
| contain | co̊ntāin | con-tain | co̊n-tāin | vt. to hold or include within vt. to keep under control |
| container | co̊ntāine̊r | con-tain-er | co̊n-tāin-e̊r | n. an object used for holding or storing things |
| detain | dėtāin | de-tain | dė-tāin | v. deprive of freedom; take into confinement v. delay or hold back |
| entertain | ente̊rtāin | enter-tain | ente̊r-tāin | v. to provide someone with food and drink v. to provide amusement or enjoyment |
| entertainment | ente̊rtāinme̊nt | enter-tain-ment | ente̊r-tāin-me̊nt | n. an activity that is diverting and that holds the attention |
| obtain | o̊btāin | ob-tain | o̊b-tāin | v. get or acquire something |
| retain | rėtāin | re-tain | rė-tāin | v. hold back within v. allow to remain in a place or position or maintain a property or feature v. secure and keep for possible future use or application |
| sustain | sůstāin | sus-tain | sůs-tāin | v. supply with necessities and support v. admit as valid v. undergo (as of injuries and illnesses) |
| take | tāke | take | tāke | vt. to get into one's hands or possession; to carry; to require vi. to obtain possession n. the act of taking |
| intake | intāke | in-take | in-tāke | n. the amount taken in n. an opening through which fluid enters |
| mistake | mistāke | mis-take | mis-tāke | n. an action or judgment that is wrong v. be wrong about something |
| talent | tale̊nt | tal-ent | tal-e̊nt | n. natural aptitude or skill n. a person with a special aptitude |
| tale | tāle | tale | tāle | n. a story or narrative n. a lie |
| talk | tãlk | talk | tãlk | v. to speak; to converse; to discuss n. a conversation; a speech |
| tall | tãll | tall | tãll | a. of great or more than average height |
| tame | tāme | tame | tāme | a. not wild or fierce; domesticated v. to make something tame |
| tan | tan | tan | tan | n. a yellowish-brown color v. make brown by exposure to the sun |
| tangle | tangle | tangle | tangle | v. to become twisted together n. a confused mass |
| tank | tank | tank | tank | n. a large container for storing liquid or gas n. a military vehicle with heavy armor and a cannon |
| tanker | tanke̊r | tank-er | tank-e̊r | n. a ship or vehicle designed to carry liquid cargo |
| tap | tap | tap | tap | n. a light touch or stroke n. a plug for a bunghole in a cask v. strike lightly v. draw from or dip into to get something |
| tape | tāpe | tape | tāpe | n. a narrow strip of material used for tying or fastening things n. a recording on magnetic tape |
| taper | tāpe̊r | tap-er | tāp-e̊r | n. a convex shape that narrows toward a point v. diminish gradually |
| tar | tàr | tar | tàr | n. a dark sticky substance from coal or wood vt. to coat with tar |
| retard | rėtàrd | re-tard | rė-tàrd | v. cause to move more slowly or operate at a slower rate v. be delayed |
| target | tàrgėt | targ-et | tàrg-ėt | n. an object aimed at in shooting or a goal to be achieved v. aim at a particular goal or group |
| task | tàsk | task | tàsk | n. a piece of work to be done vt. to assign a task to |
| taste | tāste | taste | tāste | n. the sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth n. a preference or liking v. perceive the flavor of something |
| tax | tax | tax | tax | n. a compulsory contribution to state revenue vt. to impose a tax on someone or something |
| taxi | taxi | taxi | taxi | n. a car with a driver for hire v. to ride in or drive a taxi |
| tea | tēa | tea | tēa | n. a hot drink made by infusing leaves in boiling water n. the leaves used to make this drink |
| teach | tēach | teach | tēach | v. to impart knowledge or instruct someone in how to do something |
| teacher | tēache̊r | teach-er | tēach-e̊r | n. a person who teaches, especially in a school |
| teaching | tēaching | teach-ing | tēach-ing | n. the profession of a teacher n. a doctrine that is taught |
| team | tēam | team | tēam | n. a group organized for a purpose; a group of players v. to join together in a team |
| tear | tēar | tear | tēar | n. a drop of liquid from the eye v. pull apart or into pieces by force |
| tease | tēaṡe | tease | tēaṡe | v. to make fun of someone in a playful or unkind way n. a person who teases |
| technique | technique | techn-ique | techn-ique | n. a practical method or art applied to some particular task |
| technical | technicål | techn-ic-al | techn-ic-ål | a. relating to a particular subject or practical skill a. requiring special knowledge |
| technician | techniciån | techn-ic-ian | techn-ic-iån | n. a person employed to look after technical equipment or do practical work |
| technology | technolo̊gẏ | techn-o-logy | techn-o-lo̊gẏ | n. the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes |
| architect | àrchitect | archi-tect | àrchi-tect | n. a person who designs buildings and oversees their construction |
| architecture | àrchitectůre | archi-tect-ure | àrchi-tect-ůre | n. the art and science of designing and constructing buildings |
| detect | dėtect | de-tect | dė-tect | v. discover or determine the existence, presence, or fact of |
| detection | dėtectio̊n | de-tect-ion | dė-tect-io̊n | n. the act of discovering or noticing something |
| detective | dėtective | de-tect-ive | dė-tect-ive | n. a person whose job is to investigate crimes a. relating to detectives |
| detector | dėtecto̊r | de-tect-or | dė-tect-o̊r | n. a device used to detect or measure something |
| protect | pro̊tect | pro-tect | pro̊-tect | vt. to keep safe from harm or injury |
| protection | pro̊tectio̊n | pro-tect-ion | pro̊-tect-io̊n | n. the act of keeping someone or something safe from harm or danger |
| protective | pro̊tective | pro-tect-ive | pro̊-tect-ive | a. intended to protect; giving protection |
| tedious | tēdio̊us | tedi-ous | tēdi-o̊us | a. too long, slow, or boring |
| teenager | tēenāge̊r | teen-ag-er | tēen-āg-e̊r | n. a juvenile between the onset of puberty and maturity |
| integral | intėgrål | in-tegr-al | in-tėgr-ål | a. essential or necessary for completeness n. the result of a mathematical integration |
| integrate | intėgrāte | in-tegr-ate | in-tėgr-āte | vt. to combine two or more things so that they work together vi. to become integrated |
| integrity | integritẏ | in-tegr-ity | in-tegr-itẏ | n. the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles n. the state of being whole and undivided |
| protein | prōtēin | pro-tein | prō-tēin | n. any of a large group of nitrogenous organic compounds essential to living cells |
| tell | tell | tell | tell | vt. to communicate in words; to inform; to discern vi. to give information; to have an effect |
| retell | rėtell | re-tell | rė-tell | v. to say, state, or perform again |
| temper | tempe̊r | temp-er | temp-e̊r | n. a person's state of mind or mood v. to soften or moderate something |
| temple | temple | temp-le | temp-le | n. a building devoted to the worship of a god or gods n. the flat part of either side of the head |
| temporary | tempo̊rårẏ | temp-or-ary | temp-o̊r-årẏ | n. a worker hired on a temporary basis a. not permanent; not lasting a. lacking continuity or regularity |
| temperature | tempe̊rȧtůre | temp-er-at-ure | temp-e̊r-ȧt-ůre | n. the degree of hotness or coldness of a body or environment n. a body temperature above the normal |
| contemporary | co̊ntempo̊rårẏ | con-temp-or-ary | co̊n-temp-o̊r-årẏ | a. belonging to the present time n. a person living at the same time as another |
| tempt | tempt | tempt | tempt | v. to try to persuade someone to do something wrong or unwise v. to attract or appeal to |
| temptation | temptātio̊n | tempt-at-ion | tempt-āt-io̊n | n. the desire to do something you know you should avoid n. something that tempts or attracts |
| attempt | åttempt | at-tempt | åt-tempt | n. an effort to achieve something vt. to try to do something |
| contempt | co̊ntempt | con-tempt | co̊n-tempt | n. a feeling that someone or something is not important or deserves no respect |
| ten | ten | ten | ten | num. the number equivalent to nine plus one; 10 |
| tenant | tenånt | ten-ant | ten-ånt | n. a person who rents land or property from a landlord v. to occupy as a tenant |
| tenth | tenth | ten-th | ten-th | num. coming next after the ninth |
| tend | tend | tend | tend | vi. to be likely to behave in a particular way vt. to care for or look after |
| tense | tense | tense | tense | a. feeling nervous and not relaxed n. a form of a verb that shows time v. to become stiff or tight |
| tent | tent | tent | tent | n. a portable shelter of canvas stretched over poles and fastened to the ground with ropes |
| tendency | tende̊ncẏ | tend-ency | tend-e̊ncẏ | n. a natural disposition toward a certain condition or effect n. a general direction in which something tends to move |
| tender | tende̊r | tend-er | tend-e̊r | a. gentle and kind; soft and easy to chew vt. offer or present |
| tensile | tensi̊le | tens-ile | tens-i̊le | a. of or relating to tension |
| attend | åttend | at-tend | åt-tend | vt. to be present at vt. to take care of vi. to pay attention |
| attendance | åttendånce | at-tend-ance | åt-tend-ånce | n. the act of being present n. the number of people present |
| attendant | åttendånt | at-tend-ant | åt-tend-ånt | n. a person employed to provide a service a. occurring with or as a result of |
| attention | åttentio̊n | at-tent-ion | åt-tent-io̊n | n. the act of focusing one's mind on something n. notice or awareness |
| attentive | åttentive | at-tent-ive | åt-tent-ive | a. paying close attention to something |
| contend | co̊ntend | con-tend | co̊n-tend | v. to compete or struggle for something vt. to assert or claim something |
| content | content | con-tent | con-tent | n. the things that are held or included in something a. in a state of peaceful happiness |
| extend | ėxtend | ex-tend | ėx-tend | v. make something longer or wider in space or time v. offer or give something to someone |
| extent | ėxtent | ex-tent | ėx-tent | n. the area covered by something n. the degree to which something happens |
| extension | ėxtensio̊n | ex-tens-ion | ėx-tens-io̊n | n. the act of extending or being extended n. an additional part that enlarges something |
| extensive | ėxtensive | ex-tens-ive | ėx-tens-ive | a. large in spatial extent or range or scope or quantity a. of agriculture; increasing productivity using large areas with minimal outlay |
| intend | intend | in-tend | in-tend | v. have a plan or purpose in mind when doing something |
| intense | intense | in-tense | in-tense | a. of extreme force or degree a. showing strong feelings |
| intent | intent | in-tent | in-tent | n. a purpose or aim; an intention a. showing earnest and eager attention |
| intensity | intensitẏ | in-tens-ity | in-tens-itẏ | n. the degree or extent to which something is strong or extreme |
| intensive | intensive | in-tens-ive | in-tens-ive | a. concentrated on a particular area or aspect a. requiring a lot of effort or resources n. an intensifier |
| intention | intentio̊n | in-tent-ion | in-tent-io̊n | n. an act of intending; a volition that you intend to carry out |
| intentional | intentio̊nål | in-tent-ion-al | in-tent-io̊n-ål | a. characterized by conscious design or purpose |
| pretend | prėtend | pre-tend | prė-tend | v. make believe with the intent to deceive v. represent fictitiously, as in a play v. put forward a claim and assert right or possession of |
| tennis | tennis | tenn-is | tenn-is | n. a game played with rackets by two or four players hitting a ball over a net |
| enter | ente̊r | en-ter | en-te̊r | v. to come or go into a place v. to become involved in or a participant of something |
| exterior | extērio̊r | ex-ter-i-or | ex-tēr-i-o̊r | a. situated in or suitable for the outdoors n. the outer surface or body of something |
| interest | inte̊rėst | in-ter-est | in-te̊r-ėst | n. a feeling of wanting to know or learn about something n. a fixed charge for borrowing money, usually a percentage of the amount borrowed |
| interesting | inte̊rėsting | in-ter-est-ing | in-te̊r-ėst-ing | a. arousing or holding the attention |
| term | te̊rm | term | te̊rm | n. a word or phrase used to describe a thing or express a concept n. a fixed or limited period of time |
| terminal | te̊rminål | term-in-al | te̊rm-in-ål | n. a place where passengers begin or end a journey n. a device for inputting data into a computer a. of or relating to the end of something |
| terminate | te̊rmināte | term-in-ate | te̊rm-in-āte | v. to bring to an end |
| terminology | te̊rminolo̊gẏ | term-in-o-log-y | te̊rm-in-o-lo̊g-ẏ | n. the body of terms used in a particular subject |
| determine | dėte̊rmine | de-term-ine | dė-te̊rm-ine | v. to cause something to occur in a particular way; to decide firmly v. to find out or establish with certainty |
| determination | dėte̊rminātion | de-term-in-at-ion | dė-te̊rm-in-āt-ion | n. the quality of being firmly committed to doing something n. the process of deciding something |
| eternal | ėte̊rnål | e-tern-al | ė-te̊rn-ål | a. lasting forever; without beginning or end |
| external | ėxte̊rnål | ex-tern-al | ėx-te̊rn-ål | n. outward features a. happening or arising or located outside or beyond some limits or especially surface a. coming from the outside |
| internal | inte̊rnål | in-tern-al | in-te̊rn-ål | a. of or situated on the inside a. relating to the domestic affairs of a country |
| terrace | terråce | terr-ace | terr-åce | n. a flat area of ground next to a house, used for sitting on n. a row of houses joined together v. to make into a terrace |
| terrible | terri̊ble | terr-ible | terr-i̊ble | a. causing great fear or dread a. extremely bad or serious |
| terrify | terrifȳ | terr-ify | terr-ifȳ | v. to fill with terror; to frighten greatly |
| terror | terro̊r | terr-or | terr-o̊r | n. an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety n. the use of extreme fear in order to coerce people (especially for political reasons) |
| terrific | te̊rrific | terr-if-ic | te̊rr-if-ic | a. very good or excellent a. very great or intense |
| terrorist | terro̊rist | terr-or-ist | terr-o̊r-ist | n. a radical who employs terror as a political weapon |
| territory | territo̊rẏ | terr-it-ory | terr-it-o̊rẏ | n. an area of land under the control of a government n. an area of knowledge or activity |
| Mediterranean | Medite̊rrānėån | Medi-terr-an-e-an | Medi-te̊rr-ān-ė-ån | |
| test | test | test | test | n. a procedure intended to establish the quality or ability of something v. to take measures to check the quality or performance of something |
| testify | testifȳ | test-ify | test-ifȳ | v. give testimony in a court of law v. provide evidence for |
| contest | contest | con-test | con-test | n. an occasion on which a winner is selected from among two or more contestants n. a struggle between rivals v. to make the subject of dispute, contention, or litigation |
| protest | pro̊test或prōtest | pro-test | pro̊test或prōtest | n. a formal and solemn declaration of objection n. the act of protesting; a public (often organized) manifestation of dissent v. utter words of protest |
| text | text | text | text | n. the written or printed words of a book or document n. the main body of a written work |
| textbook | textbook | text-book | text-book | n. a book used for studying a subject |
| textile | textīle | text-ile | text-īle | n. a type of cloth or fabric a. relating to fabrics or fabric making |
| context | context | con-text | con-text | n. the circumstances or setting in which an event occurs n. the parts of a statement that surround a word and help determine its meaning |
| than | ṫhan | than | ṫhan | conj. used to introduce the second term of a comparison prep. in comparison with |
| thank | thank | thank | thank | vt. to express gratitude to someone |
| Thanksgiving | Thanksgiving | Thank-s-giv-ing | Thank-s-giv-ing | |
| that | ṫhat | that | ṫhat | pron. used to refer to a person or thing previously mentioned or easily identified a. used to indicate a specific person or thing conj. used to introduce a clause adv. to such a degree |
| those | ṫhōṡe | those | ṫhōṡe | pron. plural of that |
| the | ṫhe̊或ṫhē | the | ṫhe̊或ṫhē | art. a word placed before nouns to limit or individualize their meaning |
| theater | thēåte̊r | the-at-er | thē-åt-e̊r | n. a building or outdoor area where plays or films are performed or shown |
| theft | theft | theft | theft | n. the action or crime of stealing |
| theme | thēme | theme | thēme | n. the subject of a talk, piece of writing, or work of art n. a recurring idea or subject |
| then | ṫhen | then | ṫhen | adv. at that time; next in sequence; in that case n. that time |
| theory | thēo̊rẏ | the-ory | thē-o̊rẏ | n. a set of ideas intended to explain something n. a general principle or belief |
| theorem | thēo̊re̊m | the-or-em | thē-o̊r-e̊m | n. a proposition deducible from basic postulates |
| theoretical | thēo̊reticål | the-or-et-ic-al | thē-o̊r-et-ic-ål | a. based on theory rather than practical experience |
| there | ṫhère | there | ṫhère | adv. in, at, or to that place or position; in that respect pron. used to indicate the fact or existence of something |
| thereafter | ṫhèreàfte̊r | there-after | ṫhère-àfte̊r | adv. after that time; from then on |
| thereby | ṫhèrebȳ | there-by | ṫhère-bȳ | adv. by that means; as a result of that |
| therefore | ṫhèrefore | there-fore | ṫhère-fore | adv. for that reason; consequently |
| therein | ṫhèrein | there-in | ṫhère-in | adv. in that place or thing |
| thereof | ṫhèreof | there-of | ṫhère-of | adv. of or concerning this or that |
| thermal | the̊rmål | therm-al | the̊rm-ål | a. relating to heat n. a rising current of warm air |
| thermometer | the̊rmomėte̊r | therm-o-meter | the̊rm-o-mėte̊r | n. measuring instrument for measuring temperature |
| thesis | thēsis | the-sis | thē-sis | n. a long piece of writing based on research, done for a university degree n. an idea or statement put forward for consideration |
| synthesis | sẏnthėsis | syn-the-sis | sẏn-thė-sis | n. the combination of ideas into a complex whole n. the process of producing a chemical compound |
| hypothesis | hȳpothėsis | hyp-o-the-sis | hȳp-o-thė-sis | n. a proposed explanation for a phenomenon, as a starting point for further investigation |
| synthetic | sẏnthetic | syn-thet-ic | sẏn-thet-ic | a. made by chemical synthesis; artificial n. a synthetic substance |
| their | ṫhèir | their | ṫhèir | pron. belonging to or associated with them |
| them | ṫhem | them | ṫhem | pron. objective case of they |
| they | ṫhèy | they | ṫhèy | pron. used to refer to two or more people or things previously mentioned |
| theirs | ṫhèirṡ | their-s | ṫhèir-ṡ | pron. that which belongs to them |
| themselves | ṫhemselveṡ | them-selve-s | ṫhem-selve-ṡ | pron. used as the reflexive form of they; used for emphasis |
| thick | thick | thick | thick | a. having opposite surfaces relatively far apart a. dense or crowded together adv. deeply or closely |
| thicken | thicke̊n | thick-en | thick-e̊n | v. make thick or thicker v. become thick or thicker |
| thickness | thicknėss | thick-ness | thick-nėss | n. the dimension through an object as opposed to its length or width |
| thief | thiēf | thief | thiēf | n. a person who steals |
| thigh | thīgh | thigh | thīgh | n. the part of the leg between the hip and the knee |
| thin | thin | thin | thin | a. having opposite surfaces close together; not thick a. having few people or things; sparse v. make or become less dense or fewer |
| thing | thing | thing | thing | n. an object; an action or idea; a matter or affair |
| nothing | nôthing | no-thing | nô-thing | n. not anything; something of no importance adv. not at all; in no way |
| think | think | think | think | v. to use the mind in considering something; to have an opinion or belief |
| thought | thōu𝕘𝕙t | thought | thōu𝕘𝕙t | n. an idea or opinion produced by thinking; the process of thinking |
| thoughtful | thōu𝕘𝕙tfůl | thought-ful | thōu𝕘𝕙t-fůl | a. showing consideration for others a. absorbed in thought |
| thoughtless | thōu𝕘𝕙tlėss | thought-less | thōu𝕘𝕙t-lėss | a. showing lack of careful thought; without care for others |
| thirst | thi̊rst | thirst | thi̊rst | n. a need to drink n. a strong desire |
| thirsty | thi̊rstẏ | thirst-y | thi̊rst-ẏ | a. feeling a need or desire to drink a. having a strong desire for something |
| these | ṫhēṡe | these | ṫhēṡe | pron. plural of this |
| this | ṫhis | this | ṫhis | pron. used to identify a specific person or thing close at hand a. used to identify a specific person or thing close at hand adv. to this extent; so |
| thorough | thôro̊ugh | thor-ough | thôr-o̊ugh | a. painstakingly careful and accurate |
| thorn | thorn | thorn | thorn | n. a sharp pointed projection on a plant stem |
| though | ṫhōugh | though | ṫhōugh | conj. in spite of the fact that; although adv. however; nevertheless |
| although | ãlṫhōugh | al-though | ãl-ṫhōugh | conj. in spite of the fact that; even though |
| thousand | thòuṡånd | thou-sand | thòu-ṡånd | num. the number equivalent to ten hundreds; 1,000 |
| thrash | thrash | thrash | thrash | v. to beat severely; to move wildly or violently n. a beating |
| thread | thrèad | thread | thrèad | n. a long, thin strand of fibers used in sewing v. to pass something through an opening v. to move carefully through a narrow space |
| threat | thrèat | threat | thrèat | n. a warning that something unpleasant will happen n. a person or thing likely to cause harm |
| threaten | thrèate̊n | threat-en | thrèat-e̊n | v. state one's intention to take hostile action against someone v. seem likely to produce a harmful result |
| third | thi̊rd | third | thi̊rd | num. coming next after the second in position n. one of three equal parts |
| three | thrēe | three | thrēe | num. the number after two; a group of three |
| thirdly | thi̊rdlẏ | third-ly | thi̊rd-lẏ | adv. in the third place |
| thirteen | thi̊rtēen | thir-teen | thi̊r-tēen | num. the number 13 |
| thirty | thi̊rtẏ | thir-ty | thi̊r-tẏ | n. the cardinal number that is the product of ten and three a. being ten more than twenty |
| thresh | thresh | thresh | thresh | vt. beat the seeds out of a grain vi. move or stir about violently |
| threshold | threshōld | thres-hold | thres-hōld | n. a strip of wood or stone at the bottom of a doorway n. the point at which something starts or changes |
| thrifty | thriftẏ | thrif-ty | thrif-tẏ | a. careful and diligent in the use of resources |
| thrill | thrill | thrill | thrill | n. a sudden feeling of excitement or pleasure v. to cause someone to feel excited |
| thrive | thrīve | thrive | thrīve | v. grow or develop well and vigorously |
| throat | thrōat | throat | thrōat | n. the passage to the stomach and lungs; in the front part of the neck |
| throne | thrōne | throne | thrōne | n. a ceremonial chair for a monarch n. the power and position of a ruler |
| throng | throng | throng | throng | n. a large crowd of people v. to crowd around |
| through | throūgh | through | throūgh | prep. from one side to the other; by means of adv. from beginning to end; completely a. having completed a passage |
| throughout | throūghòut | through-out | throūgh-òut | adv. in every part; during the whole period prep. in every part of |
| throw | thrōw | throw | thrōw | v. to propel something with force through the air by a movement of the arm n. an act of throwing |
| thrust | thrûst | thrust | thrûst | v. to push something forcefully n. a sudden forceful push |
| thumb | thûm𝕓 | thumb | thûm𝕓 | n. the short, thick first digit of the human hand vt. to touch or handle with the thumb |
| thunder | thûnde̊r | thund-er | thûnd-e̊r | n. a booming or crashing noise caused by lightning v. move fast, noisily, and heavily |
| thus | ṫhûs | thus | ṫhûs | adv. in this manner; therefore; as a result |
| enthusiasm | ėnthūṡiaṡm | en-thusi-asm | ėn-thūṡi-aṡm | n. a strong feeling of excitement and interest in something |
| enthusiastic | ėnthūṡiastic | en-thusi-ast-ic | ėn-thūṡi-ast-ic | a. having or showing great excitement and interest |
| tick | tick | tick | tick | n. a light, regular tapping sound n. a small parasitic arachnid v. make a ticking sound |
| ticket | tickėt | tick-et | tick-ėt | n. a piece of paper giving the holder a certain right n. a notice of a traffic offence v. issue a ticket to |
| tickle | tickle | tick-le | tick-le | v. to lightly touch in a way that causes laughter n. a tickling sensation |
| tidy | tīdẏ | tid-y | tīd-ẏ | a. neat and orderly v. put in order |
| tide | tīde | tide | tīde | n. the rise and fall of sea level caused by the moon's gravity n. a trend or tendency |
| tie | tīe | tie | tīe | n. a piece of string or material used for fastening things together n. a result in a game in which each side has the same score v. attach or fasten with string or rope |
| untie | ûntīe | un-tie | ûn-tīe | v. to undo the ties or knots of |
| tiger | tīge̊r | tig-er | tīg-e̊r | n. a large wild cat with orange and black stripes |
| tight | tī𝕘𝕙t | tight | tī𝕘𝕙t | a. closely constrained or constricted or constricting a. set so close together as to be invulnerable to penetration a. of such close construction as to be impermeable |
| tighten | tī𝕘𝕙te̊n | tight-en | tī𝕘𝕙t-e̊n | v. make or become tight |
| tightly | tī𝕘𝕙tlẏ | tight-ly | tī𝕘𝕙t-lẏ | adv. in a tight manner; firmly |
| tile | tīle | tile | tīle | n. a thin, flat piece of fired clay used for covering roofs, floors, or walls v. to cover with tiles |
| till | till | till | till | prep. until conj. until v. to prepare land for growing crops |
| until | ůntil | un-til | ůn-til | prep. up to the time that; before conj. up to the time that; to the point that |
| tilt | tilt | tilt | tilt | n. a sloping position v. to move or cause to move into a sloping position |
| timid | timid | tim-id | tim-id | a. showing fear and lack of confidence |
| timber | timbe̊r | timb-er | timb-e̊r | n. wood prepared for use in building or carpentry |
| time | tīme | time | tīme | n. the indefinite continued progress of existence; a point of time; an occasion vt. to measure or record the time |
| timely | tīm𝕖lẏ | time-ly | tīm𝕖-lẏ | a. done or happening at the appropriate time |
| timetable | tīm𝕖tāble | time-table | tīm𝕖-tāble | n. a schedule listing events and the times at which they will take place |
| tin | tin | tin | tin | n. a silvery-white metallic element n. a metal container for food |
| tiny | tīnẏ | tin-y | tīn-ẏ | a. very small |
| continue | co̊ntinūe | con-tinue | co̊n-tinūe | v. to go on; to keep doing; to maintain |
| continual | co̊ntinūål | con-tinu-al | co̊n-tinū-ål | a. occurring without interruption; frequently repeated |
| continent | contine̊nt | con-tin-ent | con-tin-e̊nt | n. one of the large landmasses of the earth |
| continuous | co̊ntinūo̊us | con-tinu-ous | co̊n-tinū-o̊us | a. continuing without stopping or being interrupted |
| continental | continentål | con-tin-ent-al | con-tin-ent-ål | a. of or relating to a continent |
| pertinent | pe̊rtine̊nt | per-tin-ent | pe̊r-tin-e̊nt | a. having precise or logical relevance to the matter at hand |
| tip | tip | tip | tip | n. the pointed end of something n. a small sum of money given for service v. cause to tilt or overturn |
| tire | tīre | tire | tīre | n. hoop that covers a wheel v. lose interest or become bored with something or somebody v. exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress |
| tired | tīr𝕖d | tir-ed | tīr-𝕖d | a. depleted of strength or energy |
| tiresome | tīr𝕖so̊me | tire-some | tīr𝕖-so̊me | a. causing fatigue or annoyance |
| entire | ėntīre | en-tire | ėn-tīre | a. with no part left out; whole; complete |
| retire | rėtīre | re-tire | rė-tīre | v. leave one's job and stop working v. withdraw to a quieter place |
| retirement | rėtīr𝕖me̊nt | re-tire-ment | rė-tīr𝕖-me̊nt | n. the state of being retired from one's business or occupation n. withdrawal from your position or occupation |
| tissue | tissūe | tis-sue | tis-sūe | n. a group of cells in an organism having a similar structure and function n. a soft thin (usually translucent) paper |
| title | tītle | title | tītle | n. the name of a book, composition, or other work of art n. a word such as Mr or Dr used before a person's name |
| entitle | ėntītle | en-title | ėn-tītle | vt. to give someone the right to do or have something vt. to give a title to a book, film, etc. |
| to | tõ | to | tõ | prep. indicating direction, destination, or limit prep. used before a verb to form the infinitive adv. in a direction toward a point |
| into | intõ | in-to | in-tõ | prep. to the inside of; indicating transformation or change of state |
| onto | ontõ | on-to | on-tõ | prep. to a position on or upon |
| toad | tōad | toad | tōad | n. a tailless stout-bodied amphibian |
| toast | tōast | toast | tōast | n. sliced bread made brown and crisp by heat n. an act of raising glasses and drinking in honor v. to raise a glass in honor |
| tobacco | to̊baccō | to-bacc-o | to̊-bacc-ō | n. leaves of the tobacco plant dried and prepared for smoking or ingestion |
| toe | tōe | toe | tōe | n. any of the five digits at the end of the foot |
| toilet | toilėt | toil-et | toil-ėt | n. a room with a toilet and washbasin n. the process of dressing and grooming oneself |
| token | tōke̊n | tok-en | tōk-e̊n | n. a sign or symbol; a small piece used as evidence or proof |
| tolerance | tole̊rånce | tol-er-ance | tol-e̊r-ånce | n. willingness to accept behavior and beliefs that are different from one's own n. the ability to endure something |
| tolerant | tole̊rånt | tol-er-ant | tol-e̊r-ånt | a. willing to allow opinions or behavior one does not agree with |
| tolerate | tole̊rāte | tol-er-ate | tol-e̊r-āte | vt. allow or accept something one does not like vt. endure or withstand |
| atom | ato̊m | a-tom | a-to̊m | n. the smallest particle of a chemical element n. a very small amount |
| atomic | åtomic | a-tom-ic | å-tom-ic | a. relating to atoms or atomic energy |
| tomato | to̊màtō | tom-at-o | to̊m-àt-ō | n. mildly acid red or yellow pulpy fruit eaten as a vegetable |
| tomb | tõm𝕓 | tomb | tõm𝕓 | n. a place for burial of the dead |
| ton | tôn | ton | tôn | n. a unit of weight (2000 lbs) |
| tone | tōne | tone | tōne | n. the quality of a sound or voice n. the general character or attitude of something |
| intonation | into̊nātio̊n | in-ton-at-ion | in-to̊n-āt-io̊n | n. the rise and fall of the voice in speaking |
| proton | prōton | pro-ton | prō-ton | n. a stable particle with positive charge equal to the negative charge of an electron |
| tongue | tôngue | tongue | tôngue | n. a mobile mass of muscular tissue located in the oral cavity n. a manner of speaking n. any long thin projection that is transient |
| too | too | too | too | adv. in addition; also; to an excessive degree |
| tool | tool | tool | tool | n. a device or instrument used to carry out a particular function |
| tooth | tooth | tooth | tooth | n. a hard bony structure in the jaw used for biting and chewing |
| top | top | top | top | n. the highest point, part, or surface of something a. of the highest level or rank |
| topic | topic | top-ic | top-ic | n. a subject of conversation or discussion |
| torch | torch | torch | torch | n. a portable light source v. to set fire to maliciously |
| torment | torment | torm-ent | torm-ent | v. torment emotionally or mentally; treat cruelly |
| attorney | åtto̊rnėy | at-torn-ey | åt-to̊rn-ėy | n. a person authorized to practice law |
| torque | torque | torque | torque | n. a twisting force that tends to cause rotation |
| torrent | torre̊nt | torr-ent | torr-e̊nt | n. a violently fast stream of water |
| torture | tortůre | tort-ure | tort-ůre | n. the infliction of severe physical or mental suffering v. to inflict severe pain or suffering on |
| tortoise | torto̊ise | tort-o-ise | tort-o̊-ise | n. a slow-moving land-dwelling reptile with a shell |
| distort | distort | dis-tort | dis-tort | v. to give a false or misleading account of v. to twist out of shape |
| distortion | distortio̊n | dis-tort-ion | dis-tort-io̊n | n. a change for the worse n. the act of distorting something |
| retort | rėtort | re-tort | rė-tort | n. a sharp or witty reply v. to reply sharply or angrily |
| toss | toss | toss | toss | n. an abrupt movement v. throw or toss with a light motion v. move or stir about violently |
| total | tōtål | tot-al | tōt-ål | a. complete; comprising the whole n. the whole amount vt. to add up to |
| touch | tôuch | touch | tôuch | n. the act of making contact with something n. the sense of feeling vt. to come into contact with |
| tough | tôugh | tough | tôugh | a. strong and durable; not easily broken a. difficult to do or deal with n. a violent person |
| tour | toūr | tour | toūr | n. a journey for pleasure in which several places are visited v. make a tour of a place |
| tourist | toūrist | tour-ist | toūr-ist | n. someone who travels for pleasure |
| tow | tōw | tow | tōw | n. the act of pulling something behind vt. to pull a vehicle with a rope or chain |
| towel | tòwe̊l | tow-el | tòw-e̊l | n. a piece of thick absorbent cloth or paper for drying or wiping v. to wipe with a towel |
| tower | tòwe̊r | tow-er | tòw-e̊r | n. a tall structure that can stand alone or be attached to a larger building |
| town | tòwn | town | tòwn | n. a built-up area that is smaller than a city n. the people living in a town |
| toy | toẏ | toy | toẏ | n. an artifact designed to be played with v. manipulate manually or in one's mind or imagination |
| trace | trāce | trace | trāce | n. a just detectable amount n. an indication that something has been present n. a visible mark (as a footprint) left by the passage of person or animal or vehicle v. follow, discover, or ascertain the course of development of something |
| track | track | track | track | n. a path or course n. a pair of parallel rails for trains vt. to follow the trail of |
| tractor | tracto̊r | tract-or | tract-o̊r | n. a powerful vehicle used for pulling farm machinery |
| attract | åttract | at-tract | åt-tract | v. draw someone's interest or attention v. cause to come to a place |
| attraction | åttractio̊n | at-tract-ion | åt-tract-io̊n | n. the action or power of attracting someone or something n. a place or thing that draws visitors |
| attractive | åttractive | at-tract-ive | åt-tract-ive | a. pleasing to the eye or mind especially through beauty or charm a. having power to arouse interest |
| contract | contract或co̊ntract | con-tract | contract或co̊ntract | n. a legally binding agreement vt. to make a legal agreement vi. to become smaller or shorter |
| distract | distract | dis-tract | dis-tract | vt. draw attention away from something |
| extract | ėxtract | ex-tract | ėx-tract | v. to remove or take out, especially by effort or force n. a preparation obtained by extracting n. a short passage taken from a piece of writing |
| extraction | ėxtractio̊n | ex-tract-ion | ėx-tract-io̊n | n. the action of extracting something n. origin or descent |
| subtract | sůbtract | sub-tract | sůb-tract | v. make a subtraction; take off or away |
| trade | trāde | trade | trāde | n. the action of buying and selling goods and services v. to exchange something for something else |
| trader | trāde̊r | trad-er | trād-e̊r | n. a person who buys and sells goods or services |
| tradesman | trād𝕖ṡmån | trade-s-man | trād𝕖-ṡ-mån | n. a merchant who owns or manages a shop |
| traffic | traffic | traff-ic | traff-ic | n. the movement of vehicles or pedestrians along a route n. the buying and selling of goods |
| tragic | tragic | trag-ic | trag-ic | a. causing great sadness; very unfortunate a. of or relating to tragedy |
| tragedy | tragėdẏ | trag-ed-y | trag-ėd-ẏ | n. drama in which the protagonist is overcome by superior force; excites terror or pity n. an event resulting in great loss and misfortune |
| trail | trāil | trail | trāil | n. a mark or series of signs left behind by someone or something n. a path through a wild area v. follow the trail of someone or something |
| train | trāin | train | trāin | n. a connected line of railway carriages pulled by an engine v. teach a person or animal a particular skill or type of behaviour |
| training | trāining | train-ing | trāin-ing | n. the action of teaching a person or animal a particular skill or type of behavior |
| traitor | trāito̊r | trait-or | trāit-o̊r | n. someone who betrays his country by committing treason |
| portrait | portrāit | por-trait | por-trāit | n. any likeness of a person, in any medium |
| tram | tram | tram | tram | n. a passenger vehicle powered by electricity from overhead cables |
| tramp | tramp | tramp | tramp | n. a disreputable vagrant n. a heavy footfall v. travel on foot, especially on a walking expedition v. cross on foot |
| trample | trample | tramp-le | tramp-le | v. to step heavily on something n. the sound of heavy treading |
| transition | tranṡitio̊n | trans-it-ion | tranṡ-it-io̊n | n. the process of changing from one state to another |
| transistor | tranṡisto̊r | trans-ist-or | tranṡ-ist-o̊r | n. a semiconductor device capable of amplification |
| trap | trap | trap | trap | n. a device for catching animals or people vt. to catch an animal or person in a trap |
| travel | trave̊l | trav-el | trav-e̊l | n. the act of going from one place to another vi. to go from one place to another vt. to journey through |
| tray | trāy | tray | trāy | n. a flat container for carrying things |
| betray | bėtrāy | be-tray | bė-trāy | v. to be disloyal to v. to reveal unintentionally |
| treason | trēaṡo̊n | trea-son | trēa-ṡo̊n | n. the crime of betraying one's country |
| tread | trèad | tread | trèad | n. the part (as of a wheel or shoe) that makes contact with the ground v. tread or stomp heavily or roughly |
| treasure | trèas̃ůre | treas-ure | trèas̃-ůre | n. a collection of valuable things vt. value highly |
| treasurer | trèas̃ůre̊r | treas-ur-er | trèas̃-ůr-e̊r | n. a person in charge of an organization's funds |
| treat | trēat | treat | trēat | n. something that gives pleasure, especially a special meal or gift vt. to behave toward someone in a particular way vt. to deal with a subject vt. to give medical care to |
| treatment | trēatme̊nt | treat-ment | trēat-me̊nt | n. medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury n. the way in which someone behaves toward or deals with something |
| treaty | trēatẏ | treat-y | trēat-ẏ | n. a written agreement between two states or sovereigns |
| entreat | ėntrēat | en-treat | ėn-trēat | v. ask for or request earnestly |
| retreat | rėtrēat | re-treat | rė-trēat | n. the act of moving back or withdrawing n. a quiet or secluded place v. to move back or withdraw |
| tree | trēe | tree | trēe | n. a woody perennial plant with a trunk and branches vt. to force someone into a difficult position |
| tremble | tremble | tremb-le | tremb-le | n. an involuntary shaking movement v. to shake involuntarily from fear, cold, or excitement |
| tremendous | trėmendo̊us | trem-end-ous | trėm-end-o̊us | a. extraordinarily large in size or extent or amount or power or degree a. extraordinarily good or great |
| extreme | ėxtrēme | ex-treme | ėx-trēme | n. the furthest or highest degree of something a. of the greatest possible degree or extent or intensity a. far beyond a norm in quantity or amount or degree |
| extremely | ėxtrēm𝕖lẏ | ex-treme-ly | ėx-trēm𝕖-lẏ | adv. to a very great degree; very |
| trench | trench | trench | trench | n. a long narrow hole dug in the ground |
| trend | trend | trend | trend | n. a general direction in which something is developing or changing v. change or develop in a general direction |
| tribe | trībe | tribe | trībe | n. a social division of (usually preliterate) people n. a federation (as of American Indians) n. a group of people sharing some common interest |
| tribute | tribūte | trib-ute | trib-ūte | n. an act, statement, or gift intended to show gratitude or respect n. payment made periodically by one state to another |
| attribute | attribūte | at-trib-ute | at-trib-ūte | n. a quality or feature of someone or something vt. to regard something as being caused by someone or something |
| contribute | co̊ntribūte | con-trib-ute | co̊n-trib-ūte | v. give money, help, or ideas to a common cause |
| distribute | distribūte | dis-trib-ute | dis-trib-ūte | v. administer or bestow, as in small portions v. make available v. spread throughout a given area |
| distribution | distribūtio̊n | dis-trib-ut-ion | dis-trib-ūt-io̊n | n. the act of distributing or spreading or apportioning n. the spatial property of being scattered about over an area |
| trick | trick | trick | trick | n. a cunning or deceitful action or device n. an attempt to get you to do something foolish or imprudent v. deceive somebody |
| trifle | trīfle | trif-le | trīf-le | n. a cold pudding made of layers of sponge cake spread with fruit or jelly n. something of small importance |
| trigger | trigge̊r | trigg-er | trigg-e̊r | n. a device that releases a spring or catches a mechanism vt. to cause something to happen or function |
| trim | trim | trim | trim | v. to make something neat by cutting away irregular parts v. to decorate or adorn a. neat and smart in appearance |
| trip | trip | trip | trip | n. a journey to a place and back n. an act of falling because of hitting your foot on something vi. to fall or nearly fall because of hitting your foot on something |
| triumph | trīûmph | tri-umph | trī-ûmph | n. a great victory or achievement vi. to be victorious |
| triumphant | trīûmphånt | tri-umph-ant | trī-ûmph-ånt | a. experiencing triumph; victorious |
| trivial | triviål | trivi-al | trivi-ål | a. of little substance or significance |
| control | co̊ntrōl | con-trol | co̊n-trōl | n. the power to influence or direct people's behavior or the course of events v. to determine the behavior or supervise the running of |
| trolley | trollėy | troll-ey | troll-ėy | n. a wheeled vehicle that runs on rails and is propelled by electricity |
| troop | troop | troop | troop | n. a group of soldiers n. a group of people or animals vi. to move in a group |
| tropic | tropic | trop-ic | trop-ic | n. either of two parallels at 23.5 degrees north and south of the equator |
| tropical | tropicål | trop-ic-al | trop-ic-ål | a. relating to the tropics; hot and humid |
| trot | trot | trot | trot | n. a gait faster than a walk; diagonally opposite legs strike the ground together v. run at a moderately swift pace |
| trouble | trôuble | trouble | trôuble | n. problems or difficulties n. a situation causing worry or distress vt. to cause someone to feel worried or upset |
| troublesome | trôubl𝕖so̊me | trouble-some | trôubl𝕖-so̊me | a. difficult to deal with; causing trouble |
| trousers | tròuṡe̊rṡ | trous-er-s | tròuṡ-e̊r-ṡ | n. a garment from waist to ankles, with separate parts for each leg |
| TRUE | TRUE | |||
| truth | trūth | truth | trūth | n. the quality or state of being true; a fact or belief that is accepted as true |
| truly | trūlẏ | tru-ly | trū-lẏ | adv. in a truthful way adv. genuinely; really |
| truck | trûck | truck | trûck | n. a large motor vehicle for carrying goods vt. to transport by truck |
| trumpet | trûmpėt | trump-et | trûmp-ėt | n. a brass musical instrument v. to play or sound a trumpet |
| trunk | trûnk | trunk | trûnk | n. the main stem of a tree n. a large box for carrying clothes or goods n. the long nose of an elephant |
| trust | trûst | trust | trûst | n. firm belief in the reliability or truth of someone or something v. believe in the reliability or truth of |
| try | trȳ | try | trȳ | v. to make an effort; to attempt; to test; to examine in court |
| trial | trīål | tri-al | trī-ål | n. a legal process to decide if someone is guilty n. a test of performance or quality n. a difficult experience |
| entry | entrẏ | en-try | en-trẏ | n. an act of going in n. an item in a list or record |
| entrance | entrånce | en-tr-ance | en-tr-ånce | n. something that provides access (to get in or get out) n. the act of entering v. put into a trance |
| tub | tûb | tub | tûb | n. a large open container for holding liquids or bathing |
| tube | tūbe | tube | tūbe | n. a long hollow object (usually cylindrical) used to hold and conduct liquids or gases n. an electronic device with electrodes in an evacuated glass envelope v. provide with a tube or insert a tube into |
| tuberculosis | tūbe̊rcūlōsis | tub-er-cul-o-sis | tūb-e̊r-cūl-ō-sis | n. a serious infectious disease that mainly affects the lungs |
| tuck | tûck | tuck | tûck | vt. push or fold into a secure place n. a fold stitched into fabric |
| tug | tûg | tug | tûg | v. to pull something hard with a sudden movement n. a strong pull; a boat used for towing |
| tuition | tūitio̊n | tuit-ion | tūit-io̊n | n. a fee paid for instruction, especially for higher education |
| tulip | tūlip | tul-ip | tūl-ip | n. a perennial bulbous herb with showy flowers |
| tumble | tûmble | tumble | tûmble | v. to fall suddenly and helplessly v. to roll over and over n. a fall |
| tune | tūne | tune | tūne | n. a melody or musical composition vt. to adjust a musical instrument to the correct pitch |
| tuna | tūnå | tun-a | tūn-å | n. a large sea fish used for food |
| tunnel | tûnne̊l | tunn-el | tûnn-e̊l | n. an underground passage v. to dig a tunnel through something |
| turbine | tůrbine | turb-ine | tůrb-ine | n. a machine for producing power in which a wheel is turned by moving fluid |
| turbulent | tůrbūle̊nt | turb-ul-ent | tůrb-ūl-e̊nt | a. characterized by unrest or disorder a. (of a liquid) agitated vigorously |
| disturb | distůrb | dis-turb | dis-tůrb | vt. interrupt or bother someone vt. make anxious or uneasy |
| disturbance | distůrbånce | dis-turb-ance | dis-tůrb-ånce | n. the act of disturbing; a noisy public disorder |
| turkey | tůrkėy | turk-ey | tůrk-ėy | n. a large bird kept for its meat n. the meat of this bird |
| turn | tůrn | turn | tůrn | v. to move around a point; to change direction; to become n. the act of turning; a change of direction; one's chance |
| turning | tůrning | turn-ing | tůrn-ing | n. a movement in a new direction n. a place where a road turns |
| turnip | tůrnip | turn-ip | tůrn-ip | n. a round root vegetable |
| return | rėtůrn | re-turn | rė-tůrn | v. to come or go back to a place or person n. the act of returning to a place or former condition |
| turtle | tůrtle | turt-le | tůrt-le | n. a reptile with a hard shell that lives in water or on land |
| tutor | tūto̊r | tut-or | tūt-o̊r | n. a private teacher v. to act as a tutor |
| twinkle | twinkle | twinkle | twinkle | n. a rapid change in brightness; a brief flash v. emit or reflect light in a flickering manner |
| twist | twist | twist | twist | v. to turn something around or bend it out of shape n. the act of twisting; a bend or curve |
| twelve | twelve | twelve | twelve | num. the number 12 |
| twice | twīce | twice | twīce | adv. two times |
| twin | twin | twin | twin | n. either of two offspring born at the same time from the same pregnancy a. being two identical v. duplicate or match |
| two | tw̄o | two | tw̄o | num. the number after one; a pair n. the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one |
| twentieth | twentiėth | twenti-eth | twenti-ėth | num. coming next after the nineteenth in position n. one of twenty equal parts |
| twelfth | twelfth | twelf-th | twelf-th | num. coming next after the eleventh and just before the thirteenth in position |
| twenty | twentẏ | twen-ty | twen-tẏ | n. the number 20 a. numbering twenty |
| between | bėtwēen | be-tween | bė-twēen | prep. in or into the space or time that separates; connecting two points |
| type | tȳpe | type | tȳpe | n. a category of people or things having common characteristics v. to write using a keyboard |
| typist | tȳpist | typ-ist | tȳp-ist | n. a person who types |
| typical | tȳpicål | typ-ic-al | tȳp-ic-ål | a. having the distinctive qualities of a particular type of person or thing |
| typewriter | tȳp𝕖𝕨rīte̊r | type-writ-er | tȳp𝕖-𝕨rīt-e̊r | n. a machine for typing written messages |
| prototype | prōto̊tȳpe | pro-to-type | prō-to̊-tȳpe | n. the first or original example of something from which others are developed |
| tyre | tȳre | tyre | tȳre | n. a rubber covering on a wheel |
| tyrant | tȳrånt | tyr-ant | tȳr-ånt | n. a cruel and oppressive ruler |
| tyranny | tẏrånnẏ | tyr-ann-y | tẏr-ånn-ẏ | n. cruel and oppressive government or rule |
