tail - ocas, ocásek, ohon, oháňka

noun - the part of the body of most animals (dogs, cats, monkeys, fish etc.) that grows at the back and can be usually moved

tadpole - pulec

noun - the young of a frog that have a round body and a tail

 

theory - teorie

noun - a statement of the rules explaining something

 

train - trénovat, vycvičit, cvičit

verb - to teach somebody to do something which needs practice

 

technique - metoda, technika (provedení), způsob provedení

noun - a way of doing something, a method

thoughtful - ohleduplný, pozorný

adjective - thinking about other people and their needs

tell off - vynadat (komu), setřít, sjet (koho)

verb - to speak angrily to somebody who has done something bad

 

take after - podobat se (rodiči)

verb - to look like one of the parents (or both) or have some of their characteristics

tiny - malinký, titěrný, mrňavý

adjective - very small

 

topmost - nejvyšší

adjective - highest

 

take up - začít (s něčím)

verb - to start doing a regular activity, such as a sport or hobby etc.

 

treat - chovat se (k někomu), jednat (s někým), zacházet (s někým)

verb - to behave somehow towards a person

torch - baterka

noun, British English - a small light (working on batteries) that you can easily carry in your hand

tights - punčocháče, punčochové kalhoty (dámské)

noun, British English - a piece of women's clothing, it is thin and tight and covers the waist, legs and feet

tap - kohoutek (vodovodní etc.)

noun - a kind of handle that you use to let water flow into the washbasin, bath etc.