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T

also t (tiː) (plural T's, t's)

language note: The spelling tee is also used for meaning [sense 3].

1. variable noun

T is the twentieth letter of the English alphabet.

T or t is a written abbreviation for words beginning with 't', such as 'ton' and 'time'.

See to a T

t in British English

or T (tiː)

nounWord forms: plural t's, T's or Ts

the 20th letter and 16th consonant of the modern English alphabet

a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a voiceless alveolar stop, as in tame

something shaped like a T

(in combination)

a T-junction

4. to a T

t in British English

symbol for

tonne(s)

troy (weight)

3. statistics

distribution

4. statistics Student's t

T in British English

symbol for

absolute temperature

tera-

3. chemistry

tritium

4. biochemistry

thymine

tesla

surface tension

abbreviation for

Thailand (international car registration)

t. in British English

abbreviation for

1. business

tare

teaspoon(ful)

temperature

4. music

tempo

tenor

6. grammar

tense

ton(s)

transitive

Word origin

(sense 4) Latin: in the time of

T- in British English

abbreviation for

trainer (aircraft)

T-37

't in British English

contraction of

T in American English 1

(ti)

nounWord forms: plural T's or Ts

T-shirt

T in American English 2

absolute (Kelvin) temperature

tablespoon(s)

3. American Football

tackle

: sometimes written t

Technician

temperature

tension

tera-

Territory

tesla(s)

10.

Testament

11.

Thursday

12.

thymine

13.

time (of firing or launching)

14.

ton(s)

15. Physics

torque

16. Chemistry

triple bond

17.

Tuesday

T in American English 3

Physics

half-life

t in American English 1

(ti) or T (ti)

nounWord forms: plural t's or T's

the twentieth letter of the English alphabet: from the Greek tau, derived from the Hebrew tav

any of the speech sounds that this letter represents, as, in English, the (t) oftime

a type or impression for t or T

the twentieth in a sequence or group

an object shaped like T

adjective

of t or T

twentieth in a sequence or group

shaped like T

Idioms:

to a T

t in American English 2

in the time (of)

tare

target

teaspoon(s)

telephone

temperature

tempo

tenor

tense

10.

time

11.

ton(s)

12.

town

13.

township

14.

transit

15.

transitive

16.

troy

17.

volume

Word origin

(sense 1) L tempore; (sense 17) L tomus

't- in American English

used with verbs in contractions, chiefly in poetry

'twas

-'t in American English

used with verbs in contractions, chiefly in poetry

do't

-t in American English

forming past participles and adjectives derived from them

slept, burnt

-t in American English

suffix

a variant of -ed used in forming the past tense or past participle of certain verbs, usually occurring when the final consonant of the stem is voiceless, a lateral, or a nasal and there is internal vowel change in the root

slept

felt

dreamt

Examples of 't' in a sentence
t

We don 't live during the Renaissance.Both groups want straightforward answers to straightforward questions and don 't understand it when they can't get them.Do you pronounce the't '?I want to be strong and happy, but don 't know how to fill this hole.She couldn ' t afford to dwell on what had been done to her; there was more at stake than that.And a handwritten note, which reads as follows: Diane... Can ` t thank you enough!On with the motley, in case you don ` t happen to have Italian....Doesn ' t mean there isn't a print they missed, Rae told herself.

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Chinese translation of 'T'

T

or t

(tiː)

n (c/u)

(= letter) 英语的第二十个字母

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释义	Trends of T View usage for: T also t (tiː) (plural T's, t's) language note: The spelling tee is also used for meaning [sense 3]. 1. variable noun T is the twentieth letter of the English alphabet. 2. T or t is a written abbreviation for words beginning with 't', such as 'ton' and 'time'. 3. See to a T t in British English or T (tiː) nounWord forms: plural t's, T's or Ts 1. the 20th letter and 16th consonant of the modern English alphabet 2. a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a voiceless alveolar stop, as in tame 3. a. something shaped like a T b. (in combination) a T-junction 4. to a T t in British English symbol for 1. tonne(s) 2. troy (weight) 3. statistics distribution 4. statistics Student's t T in British English symbol for 1. absolute temperature 2. tera- 3. chemistry tritium 4. biochemistry thymine 5. tesla 6. surface tension abbreviation for 7. Thailand (international car registration) t. in British English abbreviation for 1. business tare 2. teaspoon(ful) 3. temperature 4. music tempo 5. tenor 6. grammar tense 7. ton(s) 8. transitive Word origin (sense 4) Latin: in the time of T- in British English abbreviation for trainer (aircraft) T-37 't in British English contraction of it T in American English 1 (ti) nounWord forms: plural T's or Ts T-shirt T in American English 2 1. absolute (Kelvin) temperature 2. tablespoon(s) 3. American Football tackle : sometimes written t 4. Technician 5. temperature 6. tension 7. tera- 8. Territory 9. tesla(s) 10. Testament 11. Thursday 12. thymine 13. time (of firing or launching) 14. ton(s) 15. Physics torque 16. Chemistry triple bond 17. Tuesday T in American English 3 Physics half-life t in American English 1 (ti) or T (ti) nounWord forms: plural t's or T's 1. the twentieth letter of the English alphabet: from the Greek tau, derived from the Hebrew tav 2. any of the speech sounds that this letter represents, as, in English, the (t) oftime 3. a type or impression for t or T 4. the twentieth in a sequence or group 5. an object shaped like T adjective 6. of t or T 7. twentieth in a sequence or group 8. shaped like T Idioms: to a T t in American English 2 1. in the time (of) 2. tare 3. target 4. teaspoon(s) 5. telephone 6. temperature 7. tempo 8. tenor 9. tense 10. time 11. ton(s) 12. town 13. township 14. transit 15. transitive 16. troy 17. volume Word origin (sense 1) L tempore; (sense 17) L tomus 't- in American English it used with verbs in contractions, chiefly in poetry 'twas -'t in American English it used with verbs in contractions, chiefly in poetry do't -t in American English forming past participles and adjectives derived from them slept, burnt see also -ed -t in American English suffix a variant of -ed used in forming the past tense or past participle of certain verbs, usually occurring when the final consonant of the stem is voiceless, a lateral, or a nasal and there is internal vowel change in the root slept felt dreamt Examples of 't' in a sentence t We don 't live during the Renaissance. Christianity Today (2000) Both groups want straightforward answers to straightforward questions and don 't understand it when they can't get them. Michael Boulter EXTINCTION: Evolution and the End of Man (2002) Do you pronounce the't '? Times, Sunday Times (2006) I want to be strong and happy, but don 't know how to fill this hole. Times, Sunday Times (2009) She couldn ' t afford to dwell on what had been done to her; there was more at stake than that. Val McDermid THE LAST TEMPTATION (2002) And a handwritten note, which reads as follows: Diane... Can ` t thank you enough! Trenhalle, John A MEANS TO EVIL On with the motley, in case you don ` t happen to have Italian.... Trenhalle, John A MEANS TO EVIL Doesn ' t mean there isn't a print they missed, Rae told herself. Melinda Metz BETRAYED (2001) Word lists with t international car registration letters Definition of 'T' All related terms of 'T' T-shirt 短袖衫 duǎnxiùshān [ 件 jiàn ] T-junction 丁字路口 dīngzì lùkǒu [ 个(個) gè ] catwalk ( for models ) T型台(臺) T xíng tái back ( of person, animal ) 背部 bèibù [ 个(個) gè ] back to front ( esp Brit ) 前后(後)倒置 qiánhòu dàozhì ⇒ You've got your T-shirt on back to front. → 你把T恤衫前后穿反了。 Nǐ bǎ T xù shān qiánhòu chuānfǎn le. Chinese translation of 'T' T or t (tiː) n (c/u) (= letter) 英语的第二十个字母 Nearby words of T syrup system systematic T T-junction T-shirt ta
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