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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 295 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| then | adv. | If you can't eat then leave now. | in that case |
| adv. | Then there is the ticket to pay for. | in addition | |
| adv. | The case, then, is closed. | as it appears | |
| theory | noun | The theory is that it will be cheaper. | hypothesis |
| noun | The theory of relativity is complex. | concept | |
| there | adv. | It is over there. | at that place |
| adv. | I wouldn't go there again. | to that place | |
| adv. | I don't agree with you there. | in that matter | |
| pron. | Hello there! | in place of name | |
| exp. | There are six of us here. | presents sentence | |
| therefore | conj. | He's lost, therefore we must find him. | for that reason |
| thermometer | noun | The thermometer indicates -20 degrees. | heat sensor |
| these | pron. | These book are mine. | plural of this |
| they | pron. | They will be here at noon. | those ones |
| thick | adj. | It was a thick fog. | impenetrable |
| adj. | It was a thick syrup. | viscous | |
| adj. | He was thick headed. | stupid | |
| adv. | Slice it thick. | not thin | |
| thief | noun | A thief stole my coat. | robber |
| thigh | noun | My thigh aches from too much walking. | upper leg |
| thin | adj. | She was a thin lady. | skinny |
| verb | The crowd thinned out after the speech. | not dense | |
| thing | noun | What a terrible thing to say. | utterance |
| noun | The little thing was dead. | creature | |
| noun | His things were lost. | possessions | |
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