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21. Tender (nabídka) :
There is a range of juicy tender steaks and chicken dishes
22. Tentative (orientační) :
Without the weight of the anklets she felt as though she were floating each step was like a tentative attempt at takeoff
23. Tenuous (tenký) :
Tens of thousands of pastoralists are in a chronic war with bandits and each other in this semiarid region where land and water resources have tenuously supported their nomadic way of life for centuries
24. Terse (hutný) :
A private school has sent a terse letter to parents instructing them how to behave properly at sports events
26. Therapeutic (terapeutický) :
And the latter had recently announced that plastic surgery except for specifically therapeutic reasons was a sin
27. Throwback (návrat) :
So why must all men look like atavistic throwbacks
28. Thwart (překazit) :
However thanks to smuggling piracy and trade with the New World England was able to thwart Napoleons plan
29. Timorous (ustrašený) :
Neil Gatland as Malvolio displays an austere exterior well suited to his bitter antagonism with Sir Toby and yet is very funny to watch when at last it cracks into a hopeful timorous smile
30. Tirade (tiráda) :
She was used to Marias rants and tirades having picked her up from every session ever since she got a drivers license
31. Titter (chichotání) :
I do like to giggle with the gigglers and titterers but moving off is always as much as a pleasure as arriving
32. Toady (patolízal) :
From today a special hotline will enable people to report sightings of the rogue cars
33. Tome (ke mě) :
Most of its members were in the library consulting tomes and magazines for the debate the next day
34. Torpid (strnulý) :
Brain waves absent when the animal is deeply torpid return spontaneously
35. Torpor (strnulost) :
This may be a sign of American democracys torpor or of our preoccupied sleepwalk with cults of brandname products
36. Torrid (vášnivý) :
Those unlucky of not having the time or the inclination to go to Goas golden beaches take heart from the Coconut lagoon for it will provide similar respite and comfort from the torrid summer
37. Tortuous (klikatý) :
The campaign is a long sometimes tortuous period of time and these qualities help everyone not just survive but thrive
38. Totter (Potácet se) :
Im gonna buy me a little red dress and some tottery shoes
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