EN Englisch Wörterbuch 52501 bis 52550
- tramp on sb.'s toes
- transfixed with shock
- The children sat transfixed in front of the TV.
- The solution was staring me right in the face all along.
- Troops were deployed along the border.
- took place
- That's a tidy sum.
- There's a lot of dust.
- The old blanket creates a lot of dust.
- Traffic is beginning to back up.
- The gulls knife into the wind.
- The peace talks have become bogged down.
- tuck a lock of hair behind your ear
- tuck your legs under yourself
- tuck your head under your wing
- tuck your glasses into your pocket
- tuck a bag under your arm
- The dog tucked its tail between its legs.
- The most popular theft targets are the newer sport bikes.
- The cost of living continues to soar.
- trap sb.
- traping
- terminally sterilized
- tax-privileged
- tax-financed
- The funds were traced back to an offshore investment trust.
- The police control the traffic.
- tax harmful
- tax detrimental
- true to the original style
- The government did nothing to staunch the tide of rumors.
- tacit approval
- tacit agreement
- tune up an instrument
- tune an instrument to a higher pitch
- tune down an instrument
- tune an instrument to a lower pitch
- tune down the 5th and 6th strings two notes
- The interior design is well-thought-out and consistent.
- trip over (on
- The front of the car sported a German flag.
- The deal was nixed at the last minute by the Saudis.
- thrust {thrust
- thrust}
- The stranger used a fork to poke holes in the potatoes.
- tightly stretched
- The offence went unpunished.
