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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 299 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| time | noun | The time of the accident was six. | hour |
| noun | During the time you're away we worked. | period | |
| noun | If you have some time read this for me. | leisure | |
| noun | It was the best of times. | eras | |
| timely | adj. | He did it in a timely fashion. | propitious |
| timetable | noun | The timetable tells when the train goes. | schedule |
| timid | adj. | He was too timid to speak. | shy |
| tin | noun | Tin is an important metal. | symbol Sn |
| tiny | adj. | We caught a tiny mouse. | dinky |
| tip | noun | The tip of his nose was red. | end |
| verb | He tipped over the glass. | knocked | |
| noun | Tips are not permitted in China. | gratuities | |
| verb | We tipped the cab driver $5. | rewarded | |
| tire | noun | The tires on the car were worn. | rubber |
| tired | adj. | She was a tired lady. | fatigued |
| tiresome | adj. | It was a tiresome argument. | annoying |
| adj. | It was a tiresome speech. | boring | |
| adj. | It was a tiresome task. | fatiguing | |
| tissue | noun | She blew her nose on a tissue. | paper hanky |
| noun | We wrapped it in tissue. | paper | |
| title | noun | His title was Dr. | rank |
| noun | We have title to our house. | deed | |
| to | prep. | We went to the city. | towards |
| prep. | It cut him to the bone. | reaching | |
| prep. | They starved to death. | at point of | |
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