tackle n equipment; gear ; device for lifting and lowering objects; tools; implements; instance of wrestling another player to the groundtackle v to deal with; to stop; to bring down ; to undertake; to set about
2 L- l! [% a& A( X6 s) s- a P tailor n one who makes or alters garments
7 E2 L, o, P) }, n, D tailor v to make or alter a garment; to create or adapt for a particular need or desire
3 V8 N x. p1 A/ i/ a* O5 t take over v to capture; to assume control
) t4 Y& R6 a" Q4 R takeover n act of assuming control of somethingtalkative adj having a tendency to talk a lot; loquacious
; |+ ?3 c1 \- p) W& N: g tantalize v to tempt or tease by presenting something as available and then withholding it
: a4 J; x; O& q% c tantamount adj equivalent to; equal to
! h( I1 K1 C1 Z" v/ x tantrum n a fit of bad temper$ w9 R+ ]! I9 b; W6 i
tariff n a list or system of duties imposed by a government on imported or exported goods; a duty or duties so imposed
: _: G" B+ T; ~2 J technician n specialist in repairs of machinery and appliances
! e8 i7 S g6 \& c' t technique n method of performance; technical skill; manner in which technical details are treated
& f8 n5 ]" ]0 ^, N* Z6 S- ` technology n sciences of the industrial arts; applied sciences; technical methods and processes
3 g3 ~0 y- d, K temporary adj passing; brief
; s' g3 e6 a9 ]& o tempt n to try to getto do wrong, especially by a promise of reward; to be inviting or attractive to; to cause to be strongly disposed/ Z5 l: N6 \/ t* M$ n
tenant n lodger; occupant; resident; renter; one who possesses lands or property; landlord/ Z, B i# F ?9 C5 d
tenant v to rent; to inhabit; to occupy
5 E$ ^6 {! T' K! g! l tender adj gentle; soft; delicate! h8 P2 r" m0 E2 w, q
tender n bid; offer; overseer; supervisor; car attached to a locomotive for carrying fuel and water+ ]2 P$ p8 s, Q2 f
tension n tautness; strain; nervousness; agitation; apprehension; excitement, j* A8 u8 F) r' Y
tentative adj experimental; trial; temporary; hesitant
) J- `; w* G" d9 A. r7 k tenure n strength; act of holding; period; permanenceterminal adj end; extremity; closing; concluding; final; mortal; incurable" N$ \1 b4 G4 k+ Y
terminal n either end of a passenger line; bus or train station; point of connection to a currentterminate v to bring to an end or halt; to discontinue the employment of; dismiss
, \4 ^2 T4 y: H5 i$ ~1 a& g2 \ terminology n nomenclature; specific vocabulary9 U) Q3 L2 i% K2 I
territory n area under the jurisdiction of a state; region; district; zone; area; domain0 H5 ]$ }6 K: }6 ~- M
testify v to bear witness; to declare under oath; to attest
1 J& w/ Q% y5 N$ O4 }8 H testimonial n letter of recommendation; expression of esteem or admiration; statement of support or belief in somethingthorough adj comprehensive; complete; finished P# _6 m/ ?7 K2 P) \; g6 I% q
thoroughness n diligence; neatness
. _* H& \3 P% e thrive v to prosper; to flourish; to succeed Q3 s4 y) |! r& T1 D$ p
throughout adv in every; during" ~+ R& O% x# B4 P7 ^# U
throughoutprep in every part; at every point or moment
- N* g: n1 N( L2 M thus adv therefore; so. [( J1 Z8 j+ G. \$ P
timeliness n punctuality$ i; n( ~$ E) t D
token adj nominal; symbolic; perfunctory |