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8,130 words, searchable by word, definition, part of speech, and CEFR level.

treasure Noun A1

A collection of valuable things, such as gold, jewels, or money.

treat Noun A1

Something special, such as food or an activity, given or done to please someone.

treaty Noun B2

A formal, written agreement between two or more countries.

tree Noun A1

A tall plant with a wooden trunk, branches, and leaves.

tremble Verb A1

To shake slightly, often from fear, cold, or weakness.

tremendous Adjective A2

Extremely large, powerful, or impressive in size or degree.

tremulous Adjective C1

Shaking slightly, especially from fear, weakness, or excitement.

trenchant Adjective C2

Expressed in a clear, forceful, and often incisive way that cuts to the point.

trend Noun B1

A general direction in which something is developing or changing over time.

trepidation Noun C1

A feeling of fear or anxiety about something that may happen.

triangle Noun A1

A shape with three straight sides and three angles.

triangulation Noun B2

A method of finding an exact location by measuring angles to it from two or more known points.

tribe Noun A2

A group of people who share the same language, customs, and often ancestry.

tributary Noun B1

A smaller river or stream that flows into a larger river.

trick Noun A1

A clever or skillful action meant to fool, entertain, or deceive someone.

trickle-down Adjective B1

Describing the idea that benefits given to wealthy people or large businesses will eventually spread down to everyone else.

tried Verb A1

The past form of "try".

trifling Adjective C1

Of little importance or value; trivial.

trigonometric identity Noun B2

An equation involving sine, cosine, tangent, or related functions that holds true for every possible value of the angle.

trigonometry Noun B2

The branch of mathematics that studies the relationships between the angles and sides of triangles.

trip Noun A1

A journey to a place and back, often for pleasure or a specific purpose.

trite Adjective C1

Overused and unoriginal to the point of being boring.

triumph Noun B1

A great victory or success, often achieved after a struggle.

trombone Noun A1

A brass musical instrument with a long sliding tube that changes the pitch of the notes.

trope Noun B2

A recurring theme, image, or type of character that appears often across a genre.

trophic level Noun B2

A position in a food chain, grouping organisms by how many steps of feeding separate them from the original energy source.

trophic transfer Noun B2

The passing of energy or a substance, such as a pollutant, from one level of a food chain to the next as animals eat each other.

trophy Noun A1

An object, often a cup or statue, given as a prize for winning a competition.

tropic Noun B1

One of the two lines of latitude, the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn, that mark the boundaries of the warmest region of the Earth.

tropical Adjective A2

Relating to the hot, humid regions near the equator.

tropical rainforest Noun A2

A dense forest found in hot, wet regions near the equator, home to an especially wide variety of plants and animals.

tropics Noun A2

The hot regions of the world near the equator.

troposphere Noun B1

The lowest layer of the Earth's atmosphere, where nearly all weather occurs.

trouble Noun A2

A problem, difficulty, or situation that causes worry.

trough Noun B1

A long, narrow container that holds food or water for farm animals; also the low point between two waves or peaks.

trousers Noun A1

A piece of clothing that covers the body from the waist down, with a separate part for each leg.

trowel Noun A1

A small hand tool with a pointed blade, used for digging small holes or planting.

truck Noun A1

A large vehicle used for carrying goods or heavy loads.

truculent Adjective C2

Eager or quick to argue or fight; aggressively defiant.

true Adjective A1

Correct or matching the facts, not false.

truly Adverb A1

In a real, sincere, or complete way.

trumpet Noun A1

A brass musical instrument played by blowing air through a mouthpiece.

truncate Verb C1

To shorten something by cutting off part of it.

trunk Noun A1

The thick main stem of a tree that the branches grow from.

trust Noun A2

A firm belief that someone or something is honest and reliable.

truth Noun A1

The quality of being true, or a fact that is actually correct.

try Verb A1

To make an effort to do something.

tsar Noun B2

The historical title of the emperor of Russia before the 1917 revolution.