t로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이

[t로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이]

 

take verb : to ride

take verb : to carry with

take verb : to grab and hold

take off verb : to rise into the air; to leave quickly

talk verb : to say words

tap verb : to hit lightly

taste verb : to find out the flavor of something by putting it in your mouth

taught verb : the past tense of "teach"; to help someone learn

teach verb : to help someone learn

tear verb : to pull into two or more pieces

tell verb : to say or to put into words

thank verb : to say that you are grateful

think verb : to use the mind to form ideas

thought verb : the past tense of "think"; to use the mind to form ideas

throw verb : to make something move quickly through the air using a hand

tie verb : to fasten or secure with a cord or string

told verb : the past tense of "tell"; to say or to put into words

took verb : the past tense of "take"; to carry with

took verb : the past tense of “take”; to ride

took verb : the past tense of “take”; to grab hold of

toot verb : to make a quick, high sound with a horn or whistle

toss verb : to throw something in a careless way

toss verb : to gently throw something

touch verb : to feel something using one's body, such as one's fingers

trace verb : to make a picture by copying lines onto see-through paper placed on top of a picture or shape

trick verb : to fool someone

trip verb : to catch one's foot on something and stumble

trust verb : to believe that someone or something is good, fair, honest, or can be counted on

try verb : to make an effort

tug verb : to pull hard or quickly on something

turn verb : to move in a circle; to change direction

turn verb : to change into

twirl verb : to spin around

 

tackle verb : to grab, stop, and throw someone to the ground

tag verb : to put a label on an object to tell something about the object, such as who owns it or where it belongs

tag verb : to touch a player in a game causing him or her to be called out or to become "it"

take over verb : to take control of something

tame verb : to bring under control or make less wild

tap verb : to make a hole in something to drain off liquid

tarnish verb : to disgrace; to make less shiny, polished, or pure

tarry verb : to remain temporarily

tatter verb : to make ragged

tattle verb : to report something wrong that another person did

taunt verb : to challenge or provoke someone with insults

tease verb : to make fun of; to provoke in a playful way

teeming verb : filled with; swarming

teeter verb : to move in an unsteady manner

teleport verb : to instantly move from one place to another

tempt verb : to cause someone to want or do something wrong or unwise

tend verb : to take care of or give special attention to something or someone

terrify verb : to frighten greatly

testify verb : to answer questions while under oath in a court of law

tether verb : to fasten or restrain with a rope, chain, or leash

tethered verb : tied to something to restrict free movement

text verb : to send or receive a short written message by a device such as a cell phone

thaw verb : to become softer or more liquid as a result of warming; to defrost something that is frozen

thinning verb : becoming thinner

thrash verb : to move around wildly

thresh verb : to separate the seeds from a harvested plant

threw verb : the past tense of "throw"; to make something move quickly through the air using a hand

thrive verb : to grow and be healthy

throb verb : to pulse in a painful way that has a regular beat

thrust verb : to quickly push with force

thumb verb : to use one's thumb to push or move something

thump verb : to knock or pound noisily

tick-tock verb : to make short tapping sounds to a rhythm

tickle verb : to touch someone to try to make him or her laugh; to say something funny to amuse someone

tidy verb : to clean or straighten

till verb : to break up and turn soil for planting

tilt verb : to move into a slanting or leaning position

ting verb : to make a clear, sharp ringing sound

tingle verb : to feel prickly or itchy

tinker verb : to try to fix or improve something by making small adjustments

tippy-toe verb : to walk quietly on one's toes or the balls of one's feet

tire verb : to become weary

toil verb : to work on something difficult and unpleasant for a long time

tolerate verb : to suffer or endure something unpleasant

topple verb : to knock down or collapse

totter verb : to move in an unstable or feeble way

tour verb : to take a journey that involves visiting several different places

tow verb : to pull along behind using a rope or chain

tower verb : to rise to or be at a great height

trade verb : to exchange one thing for another

train verb : to teach to do something

trample verb : to walk heavily on something and cause damage

tranquilize verb : to give a person or other animal a drug to make him or her calm

transfer verb : to move from one place, person, or thing to another

transfer verb : to move something or someone from one location to another

transform verb : to change in form or appearance

translate verb : to take one language and change it to another

transmit verb : to pass something, such as a signal, from one person, place, or thing to another

transpire verb : to give off water vapor, such as by a plant that releases water through its leaves

transplant verb : to move a living plant from one place to another

transport verb : to carry from one place to another

travel verb : to take a trip

traverse verb : to move through or across an area

tread verb : to take a step

treasure verb : to value a great deal; to take good care of

treat verb : to act or behave toward in a particular way

treat verb : to add a substance, such as a chemical, to improve, protect, or clean something

tremble verb : to shake with cold or emotion

trespass verb : to enter someone's land or property without permission

trigger verb : to cause something to take place

trim verb : to make something neater or lighter by cutting away uneven or unwanted parts

trouble verb : to cause pain or inconvenience; to have concerns about something; to make an effort to do something

trounce verb : to defeat by a wide margin

trudge verb : to walk slowly and heavily due to tiredness or difficult conditions

trundle verb : to slowly roll something on wheels

tuck verb : to push the edges of something, especially clothes or bedclothes, in or under something to make it tight

tumble verb : to roll on the ground, sometimes by accident; to roll while doing gymnastics or acrobatics

tune verb : to adjust a musical instrument to the correct pitch

tunnel verb : to dig a passageway underground or through something

tutor verb : to teach a single student or a small group of students

twine verb : to twist around

twinkle verb : to shine in a way that switches between bright and dim

twist verb : to move in a bending, curling, or crooked shape

twitch verb : to make a sharp, sudden movement

type verb : to write with a keyboard

typewrite verb : to write or type with a typewriter