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tag (noun) a piece of paper, metal, or plastic on which there is information, fixed onto something larger, ταμπέλα
Example
All clothes in the shop have a price tag.
Synonym
label
tar (noun) a dark, heavy, sticky substance made from wood, coal, or peat, πίσσα
Example
Tar is used to cover roads and protect roofs.
Synonym
pitch
tasteless (adjective) having little or no taste or flavor, άγευστο
Example
She cooks tasteless meals.
Synonym
flavourless
Antonym
appetizing, tasty
Word Family
tastelessly, tastelessness 
temper (noun) a tendency to become angry fast, θυμός, νεύρα
Example
Try to control your temper.
temperature (noun) how hot or cold something is, θερμοκρασία
Example
The temperature is higher in the afternoon than in the evening.
temple (noun) a building or place where gods and goddesses are worshiped, ναός
Example
The temple of Haghia Sophia is really majestic.
tend (verb) to be likely to feel or act in a certain way, τείνω
Example
He tends to be shy.
Synonym
incline
tendency (noun) likely to feel or act in a certain way, τάση
Example
Babies have a tendency to cry when they're hungry.
Synonym
inclination
tense (adjective) feeling nervous and not able to relax, τεταμένος
Example
Elena is tense when she gets home from work.
Synonym
anxious, nervous, worried
Antonym
calm, relaxed
Word Family
tension
thermal (adjective) using, resulting from, or producing heat, θερμικός
Example
Thermal currents in the air lifted the hawk higher and higher.
Word Family
thermally 
thrill (noun) something that makes you suddenly excited or happy, συγκίνηση, ανατριχίλα
Example
It was a thrill to meet the president.
Word Family
thrilling 
thunder (noun) the loud noise you sometimes hear during a violent rain storm, βροντή
Example
My children are afraid of thunder and lightning.
thunderstorm (noun) a storm with thunder, lightning, rain, and wind, καταιγίδα με αστραπές
Example
We ran for shelter during the thunderstorm.
time and again (phrase) very often, συχνά
Example
Time and again I have had to remind my son to study before going out with his friends.
Synonym
 repeatedly
tinsel (noun) strips or sheets of foil or other shiny material used as a decoration, γυαλιστερές κλωστές/ταινίες, γιρλάντα
Example
The Christmas tree looks really beautiful with the balls and tinsel.
tip (verb) to move to a leaning position, γέρνω
Example
She tipped the bowl to get the last drops of soup.
topic (noun) a subject of discussion, conversation, or writing, θέμα
Example
The teacher gave the students a choice of topics to write about.
Synonym
subject
torture (noun) the intentional causing of great physical or emotional pain to a person, βασανιστήριο
Example
Some governments use torture as a means to find out the secrets of their enemies.
tough (adjective) hard to control, σκληρός
Example
My son is afraid of those tough kids in the neighbourhood.
Synonym
rough
Word Family
toughen, toughly, toughness
tradition (noun) the beliefs and ways of doing things that are passed down from parents to children, παράδοση
Example
Many people celebrate holidays by carrying out old family traditions.
Word Family
 traditional
train (verb) to teach skills or actions, εκπαιδεύω, προπονούμαι
Example
He trained his dog to catch a ball.
Synonym
coach
Word Family
 trainer,trainee
treacle (noun) molasses, or a light-colored blend of molasses, sugar, and corn syrup, μελάσα
Example
She licked the sticky treacle off the spoon.
treat (noun) anything considered as a source of pleasure, κέρασμα
Example
Chocolate is his favourite treat.
treat (verb) to act toward someone or something in a particular way, μεταχειρίζομαι
Example
The management treats the employees fairly.
Word Family
treatment
tube (noun) the London Underground, το μετρό του Λονδίνου
Example
We took the tube to get around London.
tune (verb) to adopt or adjust, especially in order to bring into harmony, εναρμονίζομαι, κουρδίζω
Example
He tuned his guitar.