turn - otočit (na stranu v knize)

verb - to open a book at a particular page

 

talented - talentovaný, nadaný

adjective - having a natural ability to do something

 

thrilling - úchvatný, strhující, napínavý

adjective - very exciting

 

techno - techno

noun - fast electronic music with a beat

 

trainspotting - sledování vlaků, dívání se na vlaky

noun - a hobby that involves going to a railway station or somewhere near a railway track and looking at trains

 

train spotting - sledování vlaků, dívání se na vlaky

noun - a hobby that involves going to a railway station or somewhere near a railway track and looking at trains

 

TV guide - televizní program (co se kdy vysílá)

noun - a timetable showing what programmes are on TV and what time they start and end

 

Taoist - taoista

noun - a person belonging to one of the widespread religions in China

tick - zaškrtnout

verb, British English - to mark something by a special symbol to show that you have done it, read it, etc.

tweezers - pinzeta

noun - a tool that is used for picking very small things, it is made of two pieces of metal joined at one end

 

treason - velezrada, vlastizrada

noun - a crime of harming one's own country

 

trial - soud, soudní přelíčení

noun - a legal process where statements are made, objects are shown etc. in order to decide if a person is guilty or not

 

trespass - vstoupit na cizí pozemek

verb - to enter somebody's property illegally

 

train - školit, zaškolit, vyškolit

verb - to teach a new employee to do the job correctly

turn signal - blinkr, směrovka (blinkr)

noun, American English - one of the lights at the front or back of a car that you use when you want to inform other drivers that you are about to change direction