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| a vehicle with three wheels that is moved by turning the pedals around, like a bicycle.
| child’s tricycle
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| trim
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| to cut the edges or ends off something, such as hair, in order to make it neat.
| The hairdresser trimmed his hair.
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| trip
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| to stumble and fall.
| I tripped over the book that she’d left on the floor.
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| trip
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| a journey
| We went on a school trip to the museum.
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| tripod
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| a frame with three legs that is used as a support for a camera.
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| triumph
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| a great success. Winning the race was a triumph.
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| trod
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| to tread
| She trod in a puddle and splashed her clothes.
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| trolley car
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| a vehicle that runs on tracks in streets and is powered by an electric current from an overhead wire.
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| trombone
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| a cup, medal, or other prize that is given to the winner of a contest.
| tennis trophy
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| trophy
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| from the hot, wet area of the world near the equator.
| Tropical fruit.
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| tropical
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| to move the way a horse does when it is walking fast. One of the horse’s front hooves and the opposite back hoof are on the ground at the same time.
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| trot
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| to move the way a horse does when it is walking fast. One of the horse’s front hooves and the opposite back hoof are on the ground at the same time.
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| trouble
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| a situation or problem that is worrying or difficult.
| If you smash that window, you’ll be in trouble!
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| trough
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| a narrow, open container for animals to eat or drink from.
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| trousers
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| pants; a piece of clothing that you wear on your legs.
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| trout
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| a type of edible fish that is part of the same family as the salmon.
| Most trout live in fresh water, but some species migrate to the sea after laying their eggs. They feed on insects, small fish, and shrimp.
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| trowel
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| a small hand tool similar to a shovel.
| Curved trowels are used for gardening. Flat ones are used for spreading cement.
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| truce
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| an agreement to stop fighting for a short time.
| The armies called a truce.
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| truck
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| a large vehicle used for carrying goods from one place to another.
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| trudge
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| to walk in a tired way
| They trudged home through the snow.
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| true
| adjective
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| real and accurate.
| A true story.
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| trumpet
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| a small, brass musical instrument made of a long, curved, narrow tube with an end like a funnel. Notes are produced by pressing valves down and blowing through a mouthpiece.
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| trunk
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| the main stem of a tree
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| trust
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| to believe that someone or something is honest and reliable.
| I trusted my friend not to give away the secret.
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| truth
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| something that is true.
| Do you always tell the truth?
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| try
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| to make an effort to do something.
| He tried to climb up the tree.
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| T-shirt
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| a shirt made from knitted cotton with short sleeves and no collar.
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| tub
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| a rounded, open container that is used to store things or wash things.
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| tuck
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| to fold or push into place.
| Tuck your shirt into your pants.
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| tuft
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| a bunch of grass, threads, hair, or feathers that grows or is tied closely together.
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