| train station |
a place where train tickets are sold and where passengers and goods are let on or off trains. |
| trait |
a distinguishing feature or characteristic, as of one's appearance, ability, personality, or nature. |
| traitor |
one who betrays others, a cause, his or her country, or the like, esp. one who commits treason. |
| tram1 |
a small railway, as for hauling loads in a mine, or a car used on such a railway. [4 definitions] |
| tramp |
to walk with forceful, heavy steps. [11 definitions] |
| trample |
to tread on or with a heavy, noisy, crushing step. [4 definitions] |
| trampoline |
a sheet of strong canvas stretched on a horizontal frame by springs or elastic cords, used for tumbling and acrobatics. |
| trance |
a semiconscious or sleeplike condition during which one's ability to exercise one's own will or control one's movements may be reduced, as in hypnosis or catalepsy. [4 definitions] |
| tranquil |
free from turmoil, disruption, noise, or agitation; calm, steady, or peaceful. |
| trans- |
across; over. [3 definitions] |
| transaction |
the act, process, or an instance of transacting or the fact of being transacted. [3 definitions] |
| transatlantic |
crossing or spanning the Atlantic Ocean. [2 definitions] |
| transcontinental |
going across or spanning a continent. [2 definitions] |
| transfer |
to convey or move from one place or person to another. [10 definitions] |
| transform |
to change the form, appearance, or structure of. [5 definitions] |
| transformation |
a significant change in the form, structure, character, or nature of something or someone. [2 definitions] |
| transfusion |
the act or process of transfusing, or the thing transfused. [2 definitions] |
| transistor |
a compact electronic device that uses semiconductors to regulate current flow and thus requires much less energy for operation than a vacuum tube. [2 definitions] |
| transit |
the act or process of passing over, across, or through; passage. [7 definitions] |
| transition |
a process of changing from one position, stage, or situation to another. |
| transitive verb |
a verb that is followed by a stated direct object. In the sentence, "I teach math," the word "teach" is a transitive verb and "math" is the direct object. |