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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 307 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| troop | noun | The troops paraded on National Day. | legions |
| verb | They trooped after the leader. | followed | |
| tropic | noun | The tropics have a hot climate. | torrid zone |
| trot | noun | He was running at a trot. | jog |
| trouble | noun | We do not want trouble. | a predicament |
| verb | Do not trouble me anymore. | bother | |
| noun | She has trouble with her stomach. | ailment | |
| troublesome | adj. | She was a troublesome employee. | bothersome |
| trousers | noun | He was wearing a blue pair of trousers. | pants |
| truck | noun | The truck was loaded with sand. | motor transport |
| true | adj. | It was a true story. | actual |
| adj. | She was a true friend. | loyal | |
| trust | noun | We have earned his trust. | confidence |
| noun | We will leave it in your trust. | care | |
| verb | I trust in your judgment. | rely on | |
| verb | I trust you will be there on time. | presume | |
| truth | noun | The truth is that I was asleep. | fact |
| try | verb | These are times that try men's souls. | vex |
| verb | You must try to get there on time. | endeavor | |
| verb | Try the motor and see if it works. | test | |
| tub | noun | We washed the clothes in a tub. | wash pan |
| tube | noun | We need a tube of toothpaste. | flexible holder |
| tuck | verb | She tucked in the boy's shirt. | inserted |
| Tuesday | noun | On Tuesday we will catch the train. | third day |
| tug | noun | She gave him a tug on his arm. | gentle pull |
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