tape
tape - kazeta
BrE
/'teɪp/
AmE
/'teɪp/

noun - a small case with a tape in it, you use it for playing and recording music

tall
tall - vysoký (o člověku apod.)
BrE
/'tɔ:l/
AmE
/'tɔ:l/

adjective - (about people) not short, being of above average height

tea
tea - čaj
BrE
/'ti:/
AmE
/'ti:/

noun - a kind of hot drink made from dry leaves of some plants, people in Britain often drink it with milk

touch
touch - dotknout, sáhnout, dotknout se, sáhnout si
BrE
/'tʌtʃ/
AmE
/'tʌtʃ/

verb - to make a physical contact with something

treasure
treasure - poklad
BrE
/'treʒə/
AmE
/'treʒər/

noun - an amount of valuable things, such as gold, silver, diamonds etc.

trapdoor
trapdoor - padací dveře, poklop
BrE
/'træpdɔ:/
AmE
/'træpdɔ:r/

noun - a small door in the ceiling or in the floor

tear
tear - roztrhnout, roztrhat, utrhnout, vytrhnout, trhat
BrE
/'teə/
AmE
/'ter/

verb - to damage something by pulling it apart, such as paper, cloth etc.

 
through - skrz, skrze
BrE
/'θru:/
AmE
/'θru:/

preposition - going in at one end and out at the other, e.g. tunnels, doors, passages etc.

tree
tree - strom, stromek, stromeček
BrE
/'tri:/
AmE
/'tri:/

noun - a very tall plant with a hard trunk and branches and green leaves or needles, people get wood from it

 
treetop - koruna stromu, koruna
BrE
/'tri:ˌtɒp/
AmE
/'tri:ˌtɑ:p/

noun - the branches at the top of a tree

taxi rank
taxi rank - stanoviště taxi
BrE
/'tæksiˌræŋk/
AmE
/'tæksiˌræŋk/

noun, British English - a place where you can take a taxi

 
tavern - hospoda, hostinec
BrE
/'tævən/
AmE
/'tævərn/

noun - a place where you can have a drink

type
type - psát (na stroji nebo klávesnici), psát na stroji
BrE
/'taɪp/
AmE
/'taɪp/

verb - to write something by using a computer keyboard or a typewriter

take
take - jet (autobusem, vlakem apod.)
BrE
/'teɪk/
AmE
/'teɪk/

verb - to get on (on a bus, train, plane etc.) in order to travel somewhere

tram
tram - tramvaj
BrE
/'træm/
AmE
/'træm/

noun, British English - a kind of train for people that travels through a city and stops at regular intervals to let people in or out