T
- trillion noun and number (a trillion, trillions; two trillion); adjective (trillionth)
A trillion is a million millions: 1,000,000,000,000, or 10 to the power of 12 — a 1 followed by 12 zeros. - trimmed verb form (past and past participle of «trim»: trim, trims, trimmed, trimming); adjective (trimmed)
Trimmed means cut a little to make it neat or tidy, such as trimmed hair, hedges or nails. - trinity noun (the Trinity; a trinity, trinities)
The Trinity is the Christian belief that there is one God who is three persons: the Father, the Son (Jesus) and the Holy Spirit. - triumph noun (a triumph, triumphs; triumph — uncountable); verb (triumph, triumphs, triumphed, triumphing)
A triumph is a great victory or success: the concert was a triumph. - triumphal adjective
Triumphal means done to celebrate a victory. - triumphant adjective
Triumphant means happy and proud because you have won or succeeded. - troop noun (a troop, troops; troops — soldiers); verb (troop, troops, trooped, trooping)
1) (troops) Soldiers, especially a large group of them. 2) A group of soldiers, especially on horses or in tanks. 3) A group of people or… - troops noun, plural (troops); singular troop (a troop, troops); verb (troop, troops, trooped, trooping)
Troops are soldiers, especially a large group of them. - trouble noun (trouble — mostly uncountable; troubles); verb (trouble, troubles, troubled, troubling)
Problems, difficulty or worry: «I had trouble with my homework». - troubler noun
A person who brings trouble or distress to others. - troublous adjective
Full of trouble, hard and disturbed. - trough noun (a trough, troughs)
A trough is a long narrow open box that holds water or food for farm animals like pigs, cows or horses. - true adjective (true, truer, truest); adverb (true); noun (out of true — not straight)
True means right and real, agreeing with the facts, not false or made up. - truism noun
A statement so plainly true that it hardly needs saying. - truly adverb
Really; in a way that is true, sincere and honest: I am truly sorry. - trumpet noun (a trumpet, trumpets); verb (trumpet, trumpets, trumpeted, trumpeting)
A trumpet is a brass musical instrument that you blow into; you press valves to change the note. - trumpeter noun (a trumpeter, trumpeters)
1) A person who plays the trumpet. 2) A soldier or herald who sounds signals on a trumpet. 3) Trumpeter is the name of some animals with… - trumpets noun, plural of «trumpet» (a trumpet, trumpets); verb, third person of «trumpet» (it trumpets)
Trumpets are brass musical instruments that you blow into, more than one. - trunk noun (trunk, trunks)
The trunk of a tree is its thick main stem that holds up the branches. - trust verb (trust, trusts, trusted, trusting); noun (trust)
To trust someone is to believe they are honest, good and will not hurt or trick you. - trusted adjective (trusted — someone you can rely on); verb (past of trust: trust, trusts, trusted, trusting)
As an adjective, believed to be honest, safe and reliable: "a trusted adult". - truth noun (the truth, truths)
The truth is what really happened or what is really so; the true facts. - try verb (try, tries, tried, trying); noun (a try, tries)
To make an effort to do something: "Try to finish.". - tt noun
Not a word in ordinary English; here it is probably a mark or abbreviation in the printed text. - tumble verb (tumble, tumbles, tumbled, tumbling); noun (a tumble, tumbles)
To tumble is to fall down suddenly, often rolling over. - tumult noun (tumults)
A tumult is a loud, noisy, confused disturbance, with shouting and people rushing about. - tumultuous adjective
Noisy, loud and wild, full of uproar. - tumultuously adverb
In a noisy, rushing, crowding way. - tunic noun (tunics)
A tunic is a loose piece of clothing, like a long shirt, that reaches to the hips or knees and is worn over other clothes. - turban noun (a turban, turbans)
1) A turban is a long piece of cloth wound around the head, worn by men (and some women) in many cultures, especially by Sikhs as part of… - turmoil noun (no plural)
A turmoil is a state of great confusion, worry or noisy disorder. - turn noun, verb (turn, turns, turned, turning)
To turn means to move around a centre: the wheel turns. - turning noun (turnings)
1) A bend or corner where a road or path changes direction. 2) The act of turning something round. - turret noun (turrets)
A small tower on the top of a castle or large building. - turtle noun (a turtle, turtles)
A turtle is a reptile with a hard shell on its back that covers its body; many turtles live in the sea or in rivers and ponds. - turtledove noun
A turtledove is a small, gentle wild bird like a pigeon. - twain adjective or noun; old use
Two. It is used in old tales and set phrases. - twelfth number, adjective, noun (twelfth, twelfths)
Twelfth comes after eleventh in order: number 12. - twelve number (twelve)
1) Twelve is the number 12. It is one more than eleven. 2) A dozen is twelve. A year has 12 months. 3) A clock face shows 12 hours. - twentieth number, adjective, noun (twentieth, twentieths)
Twentieth comes after nineteenth in order: number 20. - twenty number (twenty)
1) Twenty is the number 20. It is two tens. 2) A twenty is a twenty-dollar or twenty-pound note. - twice adverb
1) Twice means two times: «I rang twice». 2) Twice as many or twice as much means double the amount. - twig noun (a twig, twigs); verb (twig, twigs, twigged, twigging — UK informal)
1) A small, thin branch of a tree or bush. 2) (UK, informal verb) To suddenly understand something or realise what is going on. - twilight noun (twilight, twilights); adjective (twilight)
Twilight is the dim light in the sky just after the sun sets, or just before it rises. - twin noun (a twin, twins); adjective (twin beds, twin towns); verb (twin, twinned — of towns, British)
A twin is one of two children born to the same mother at the same time. - twins noun, plural (twins; singular: a twin); adjective (twin beds, twin towns)
Twins are two children born to the same mother at the same birth. - twist verb (twist, twists, twisted, twisting); noun (a twist, twists)
To turn something round, like twisting a lid off a jar or twisting a key. - two number (two, twos); noun (a two); ordinal second
1) Two is the number 2, one more than one. 2) A two is the digit 2 or a card or die face with 2 on it. 3) «In two» means in two pieces. 4)… - twofold adjective (twofold); adverb (twofold)
Twofold means having two parts or two sides, as in "a twofold problem". - type noun (type, types); verb (type, types, typed, typing)
A type is a kind or sort of something: «a type of fruit». - tyrant noun (a tyrant, tyrants)
A tyrant is a ruler who uses power cruelly and unfairly and does not let people choose or change their leaders. - tyre noun (a tyre, tyres); American: tire
A tyre is a thick rubber ring, usually filled with air, that fits around a wheel of a car, bike or other vehicle.
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