turn - otočit, otáčet, obrátit, obracet

verb - to put upside down

 

thick - hloupý, stupidní

adjective - not intelligent, foolish

tattoo - tetování

noun - a picture on the skin that cannot be removed

trapeze - visutá hrazda, hrazda (visutá)

noun - a metal bar hanging from two ropes used by acrobats etc.

 

take out - vyndat, vytáhnout

verb - to pull something out of your bag, pocket etc.

table cloth - ubrus

noun - a piece of cloth or other material spread over a table

turn up - objevit se, ukázat se

verb - to appear, to become obvious or apparent

turn into - proměnit v, proměnit se v, změnit se v, změnit v

verb - to make something change into something else

turn up - zesílit (hudbu apod.)

verb - to make something louder, hotter, stronger etc. by using controls on a machine etc. such as a radio

 

trailer - upoutávka na film, ukázky z filmu (reklamní)

noun - a kind of advertisement for a film that is made up of short parts of the film put together in an exciting and teasing way

theatre - kino

noun, American English - a building where you go to see a film

turn down - ztlumit (hudbu apod.), ztišit (hudbu apod.)

verb - to reduce the volume (of a radio etc.), to make something less loud, hot, strong etc.

ticket inspector - průvodčí, revizor (v MHD apod.)

noun - a person whose job is to check the passengers' tickets on a train, bus etc.

tin opener - otvírák na konzervy

noun, British English - a tool that you use to open tins

 

tourism - turistický ruch

noun - the business of providing transport, accommodation, entertainment etc. for people who are on holiday