|
5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 306 |
|||
| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| tremble | verb | He sat there and trembled. | shook |
| tremendous | adj. | She has made a tremendous advancement. | huge |
| trench | noun | The power company dug a trench. | ditch |
| trend | noun | The trend is towards good music. | craze |
| trial | noun | He was found guilty at the trial. | hearing |
| noun | It is a trial to work there. | ordeal | |
| triangle | noun | It was in the shape of a triangle. | three sides |
| tribe | noun | They were a fierce tribe of Indians. | clan |
| tribute | noun | It was a tribute to the fallen leader. | memorial |
| noun | We will pay tribute to victors. | homage | |
| trick | noun | Be careful, it may be a trick. | hoax |
| verb | We'll trick them into surrendering. | deceive | |
| trifle | noun | Don't worry, it's only a trifle. | speck |
| noun | He gave her a trifle. | trinket | |
| trigger | verb | That triggered a landslide. | set off |
| trim | verb | She trimmed the dress with pearls. | adorned |
| adj. | She runs a trim house. | orderly | |
| verb | He trimmed her hair. | lightly cut | |
| trip | noun | Our trip lasted six days. | journey |
| verb | He tripped over the rug. | stumbled | |
| triumph | noun | The triumph was complete. | conquest |
| verb | They triumphed over the enemy. | prevailed | |
| triumphant | adj. | There was a triumphant parade that day. | jubilant |
| trivial | adj. | It was a trivial matter. | inconsequential |
| trolly | noun | We rode the trolly to town. | streetcar |
|
|
|||