T
table (n)
table-cloth (n)
tablet (n)
table tennis (n)
take (v)
• to
take someone's hand
• to
take someone's things
(steal/ borrow)
• to
take a photo
• to
take a long time
• to
take a holiday
takeaway (n)
take away (v)
• Take
15 away from 78.
take care of (v)
• take
care of someone.
take off (phr v)
• Do
you want to take off your
coat?
• The
plane takes off at 6.
take part (in) (v)
• Everybody
took part in the meeting.
take place (v)
• The
meeting took place at six.
take up (phr v)
• He
decided to take up a new
hobby.
talent (n)
talented (adj)
talk (n & v)
talk show (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: chat show)
tall (adj)
tap (n)
• a
cold-water
tap (n)
taste (n & v)
• to
have good taste (n)
• to
taste food (v)
• It
tastes good. (v)
tasty (adj)
tax (n)
taxi (n)
tea (n)
teach (v)
teacher (n)
teaching (n)
team (n)
tear (n & v)
• Tears
ran down her
cheeks. (n)
• to
tear a piece of paper (v)
technique (n)
technology (n)
teenager (n)
telephone (n & v)
television (TV) (n)
tell (v)
• to
tell a story
• to
tell someone something
• to
tell someone to do
something
• you
can't always tell
temperature(n)
• to
have a temperature
• air
temperature
temporary (adj)
tennis (n)
tense (n)
tent (n)
term (n)
terrible (adj)
terribly (adv)
terrific (adj)
terrified (adj)
test (n & v)
text (n & v)
textbook (n)
text message (n)
than (conj & prep)
thank (v)
thanks (exclam)
thank you (exclam)
that (conj,det & pron)
the (det)
theatre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng:
theater)
their (det)
theirs (pron)
them (pron)
themselves (pron)
then (adv)
there (adv)
therefore (adv)
these (det & pron)
they (pron)
thick (adj)
thief (n)
thin (adj)
thing (n)
think (v)
• to
think about something
• I
think he's left.
• What
did you think of the film?
• I
think I'll go.
• I'm
thinking of going.
thirsty (adj)
this (det & pron)
those (det &pron)
though (conj)
thought (n)
• to
have thoughts about something
• to
be deep in thought
thriller (n)
throat (n)
through (prep)
throw (v)
throw away (phr v)
• He
threw away the old TV.
thumb (n)
thunder (n)
thunderstorm (n)
tick (n & v)
ticket (n)
tidy (adj & v)
tidy up (phr v)
• Please
tidy up when you've finished.
tie (n & v)
• a
shirt and tie (n)
• to
tie with string (v)
tiger (n)
tight(adj)
• tight
shoes
tights (n pi)
• a
pair of tights
till (conj & prep)
• to
wait till the end (prep)
• till
he comes (conj)
time (n & v)
• What
time is it? (n)
• It
took a long time. (n)
• the
last time (n)
• Is
it time yet? (n)
• Four
times five is twenty. (v)
timetable (n)
tin (n)
• a
tin of peas
• made
of tin
tiny (adj)
tip (n)
• the
tip of the pencil
• a
tip for the waitress
tired (adj)
tiring (adj)
tissue (n)
title (n)
to (prep)
toast (n)
• toast
for breakfast
today (adv & n)
toe (n)
together (adv)
toilet (n)
tomato (n)
tomorrow (adv & n)
tongue (n)
tonight (adv & n)
too (adv)
• I've
been there, too.
• It's
too heavy to lift.
tooth/teeth (n)
toothache (n)
toothbrush (n)
toothpaste (n)
top (adj & n)
• top
of the class (adj)
• at
the top of his voice (n)
topic (n)
total (adj & n)
totally (adv)
touch (v)
tour (n & v)
tour guide (n)
tourism (n)
tourist (n)
tourist information centre (n)
tournament(n)
toward(s) (prep)
towel(n)
tower (n)
town (n)
toy (n)
track (n)
• a
race track
tracksuit (n)
trade (n)
traditional (adj)
traffic (n)
traffic jam (n)
traffic light(s) (n)
train (n & v)
• to
travel by train (n)
• to
train in a skill (v)
trainer (n)
• a
pair of trainers
• a
personal trainer
training (n)
tram (n)
transfer (v)
translate (v)
translation (n)
transport (n)
trash can (n) (Am Eng) (Br
Eng:rubbish bin)
travel(v)
travel agent (n)
tree (n)
trend (n)
trick (n)
trip (n)
• a
weekend trip
trouble (n)
trousers (n pi)
truck (Am Eng) (Br Eng: lorry)
trunk (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: boot)
• the
trunk of a car
true (adj)
• Is
it true?
• a
true friend
trumpet (n)
trust (v)
• to
trust someone
truth (n)
try (v)
• to
try to do something
• to
try (out) something
try on (phr v)
• to
try on shoes
T-shirt
(n)
tube (n)
• a
tube of toothpaste
tuna (n)
tune (n)
tunnel(n)
turkey (n)
turn (n & v)
• to
turn your head (v)
• to
turn the page (v)
• It's
my turn. (n)
• The
wheels began to turn. (v)
turn down (phr v)
• Could
you turn down the music?
turning (n)
• the
first turning on the left
turn into (phr v)
• The
water had turned into
ice.
turn off (phr v)
• She
turned off the engine.
turn on (phr v)
• Can
you turn on the TV?
turn up (phr v)
• Turn
up the radio I can
hardly hear it.
twice (adv)
twin (n)
type (n & v)
• a
type of person (n)
• to
type a letter (v)
typical (adj)
typically (adv)
tyre (n)
