tasty [ 'teisti ] a. 好吃的 e.g. 1. These pancakes made by my mother are really tasty. 我妈妈做的这些煎饼非常好吃。
2. Mix the ingredient, chill, and voila a light, tasty dessert. 把材料拌在一起,冰凉,瞧!那就是一道清淡可口的甜点。
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tatami [ tə'tɑ:mi ] n. <日>榻榻米(日本人铺在室内地板上的稻草垫) e.g.
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tatter [ 'tætə ] n. [pl.]破布,碎纸 e.g. 1. The beggar's shirt was in tatters. 这乞丐的衣服已成了碎片。
2. The flag was tattered by a gale. 旗子被大风刮成了碎布条。
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tatterdemalion [ ˌtætədə'meiljən ] n. 衣衫褴褛的人 e.g.
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tattered [ 'tætəd ] a. 破烂的,穿破烂衣的 e.g. 1. I know he looks a bit of a rough diamond in his tattered jeans, but apparently he does a lot of good work for local charities. 我知道他穿着破烂的牛仔裤看上去有些浑金璞玉的样子,但清楚他是为当地的慈善事业做了许多有益的工作。
2. The flag was tattered by a gale. 旗子被大风刮成了碎布条。
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tattle [ 'tætl ] v. 闲谈,泄密 e.g. 1. Who's been tattling? 谁在说闲话呢?
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tattoo [ tə'tu:, tæ'tu: ] n. & vt. (在皮肤上)刺图案,纹身 e.g. 1. Distinctive tribal tattoos. 一部落与他部落相区别的纹身
2. He have tattoo the name"marlene" on his upper arm. 他将"玛琳"这个名字刺在臂的上方。
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tatty [ 'tæti ] a. 不整洁的,简陋的 e.g.
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taught [ tɔ:t ] v. 教,教授
vbl. 教,教授 e.g. 1. I taught her to ride a bicycle. 我教她骑自行车。
2. They taught the little boy not to talk to strangers. 他们教育小男孩不要和陌生人说话。
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taunt [ tɔ:nt ] n. 辱骂,嘲弄
v. 嘲弄 e.g. 1. They taunted him for being timid. 他们讥笑他胆小。
2. We shouldn't taunt others. 我们不该嘲笑他人。
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taut [ tɔ:t ] a. 拉紧的,整洁的,紧张的 e.g. 1. A brief high-pitched humming or buzzing sound, such as that made by a swiftly passing object or a taut vibrating string. 尖啸声一种短暂尖锐的嗡嗡声或滋滋声,例如高速运动的物体和拉紧的震颤的线发出的声音
2. Not taut, firm, or compact; slack. 松弛的不紧、不严密或不坚实的;放松的
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tautological [ ˌtɔ:tə'lɔdʒikəl ] a. 重复的 e.g.
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tautology [ tɔ:'tɔlədʒi ] n. 无谓的重复
n.恒真 e.g.
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tavern [ 'tævə(:)n ] n. 酒馆,客栈 e.g. 1. The knights met in the tavern to discuss their plan. 骑士们在小酒店里会合,讨论他们的计划。
2. After singing all night in the tavern, I had a frog in the throat next morning. 在酒馆里唱了一整夜歌,第二天早晨我的嗓子有点嘶哑了。
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tawdry [ 'tɔ:dri ] a. 廉价而俗丽的,非常华丽的
n. 廉价而俗丽之物 e.g. 1. A woman regarded as gaudy or tawdry. 娼妓被认为是媚俗或低俗的女人
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tawny [ 'tɔ:ni ] a. 黄褐色的,茶色的
n. 黄褐色 e.g. 1. A lion has tawny mane. 狮子长着黄褐色棕毛。
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tax [ tæks ] n. 税,租税,重负
v. 课以税,使...负重荷,斥责 e.g. 1. Tobacco and alcoholic drinks are taxed heavily in their country. 烟酒在他们的国家都被课以重税。
2. He was taxed with neglecting the safety regulations. 他由于忽视安全操作规程而受到责备。
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taxation [ tæk'seiʃən ] n. 课税,徵税,租税 e.g. 1. We must increase taxation if we are to spend more on education. 我们如果要增加教育经费就必须加税。
2. A new system of taxation will be brought into effect next year. 新的税收制度将于明年实行。
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taxi [ 'tæksi ] n. 计程车,出租汽车
v. 乘计程车 e.g. 1. That may be our taxi now! 那辆可能就是我们的计程车了。
2. I didn't mean to take a taxi but I had to, as I was late. 我虽然不想坐计程车,但因为太迟了所以非坐不可。
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taxicab [ 'tæksikæb ] n. 出租汽车 e.g. 1. A minicar used as a taxicab, especially in England. 微型出租汽车一种用作出租汽车的微型车,尤指在英国
2. The taxicab swung out into traffic. 那部计程车转向驶入车流之中。
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