tribute
1> 
_Ex:
to lay a tribute on smb.    -.
_Ex:
to levy tribute on the shopkeepers   

_Ex:
to pay a tribute to smb.   -.
2>   ;  
_Ex:
to bring (to lay) smb. under tribute  -. 

3> ,  (.  )
_Ex:
floral tributes  
4> , ; 
_Ex:
a tribute of admiration  
_Ex:
as a tribute to the memory of the dead   
_Ex:
a worthy tribute to the distinguished scholar 
   
_Ex:
his songs in tribute of the anniversary of the revolution
     
_Ex:
to be a tribute to smb.'s common sense  
-.  
_Ex:
to pay a tribute to smb.  -.  (,
, )
_Ex:
to pay a last tribute to smb.  -.  
( );   -.
5> _. , 
_Ex:
tribute work   
_Ex:
to work on tribute   
6>   (-.)
7> _.   

tribute money
1>  

tricar
1>    
_Ex:
motor tricar 
_Ex:
carrier (box) tricar   

trice
1> 
_Ex:
in a trice , 
2> _. ;  (. trice up)

tricenary
1> _. 

tricentenary
1>  
2> 
3> 

triceps
1> _. ,  

triceratops
1> _. ,  

trichiasis
1> _. 

trichina
1> _. , 

trichinae
1> _pl.  trichina

trichinal
1> _. _. , 

trichinize
1> _. _.  

trichinosis
1> _. _. , 

trichite
1>  ( )

trichocephaliasis
1> _. 

trichocyst
1> _. 

trichome
1> _. 

trichomonad
1> _. 

trichomoniasis
1> _. 

trichophyte
1> _. 

trichophytia, trichophytosis
1> _. 

trichord
1> _.  

trichotomize
1>    ;      ( )

trichotomous
1>      ;  
  

trichotomy
1>    ,   ; 

trichroic
1> _. 
_Ex:
trichroic minerals  

trichromatic
1> 

tricipital
1>  ( )

tricity
1>       
2>    

trick
1> , 
_Ex:
by trick  
_Ex:
to obtain money by a trick     
_Ex:
I suspect some trick  -   ()
_Ex:
to play smb. a trick. to play a trick on smb. 
() -.,   -. 
_Ex:
it's a trick to get rid of me  ,  
 
_Ex:
you shall not serve that trick twice    
 ,     
_Ex:
my memory is always playing me tricks    
 ,    
2> ,    . .
_Ex:
a trick of the senses  
_Ex:
tricks of the memory  
_Ex:
a trick of vision (of the eyesight)  
3> , ; 
_Ex:
tricks of fortune  
_Ex:
children are always up to tricks    
_Ex:
you've been up to your tricks again!   !;
    !
_Ex:
none of your tricks! _.  !
_Ex:
he's always playing mad tricks    -
 
4>  , 
_Ex:
it's a fool's trick to trust a stranger too far  
  
5> , 
_Ex:
conjuring tricks  
_Ex:
card tricks  
_Ex:
the tricks of the clowns in a circus   
_Ex:
to show tricks  
_Ex:
to teach a dog some tricks   
_Ex:
the trick didn't come off   
6> 
_Ex:
tricks of lighing  
7> , ;
() 
_Ex:
there's a trick to making a good pie   
,  
_Ex:
to learn (to get) the trick of it   -. 

_Ex:
I'll show you the trick of it   ,   
_Ex:
it's easy if you know the trick   , 
 
_Ex:
patience is the trick in doing a job well  
 ,   
_Ex:
the trick is to make it look natural  
 ,    
8> , 
_Ex:
the trick of depicting perspective on a flat surface 
    
9> _pl.  ; 
_Ex:
tricks of the trade  ( ) 
 -.  ( -. );  
_Ex:
all the tricks and turns    
_Ex: "come-along" tricks   ()
10>  
_Ex:
queer little tricks of gesture and pronunciation -
 ()    
_Ex:
the trick of the voice   
11> ,  ( )
_Ex:
he has a trick of repeating himself    (
) 
12> ,   (); 
_Ex:
his style is disfigured by tricks    
  (  )
_Ex:
he must cure himself of the trick of archaism  
  
13> _pl. _. ; , 
_Ex:
the tricks and bits that give a room personality  
 ,    
14> _. , , ; 
_Ex:
to leave one's tricks at the camp   
 
15> _. _. ,  ( little trick,
pretty trick)
16> _. 
_Ex:
the odd trick  
_Ex:
to take (to win) a trick  
17>  (   . .)
_Ex:
to take (to have, to stand) one's trick  
_Ex:
he was coming to the end of his trick   
 
18> _.  
19> _.  
_Id:
the whole bag of tricks  ;   
_Id:
dirty (shabby, nasty, dog's) trick , 
_Id:
to play a dirty (a nasty) trick (up)on smb. 
-. ;  -. 
_Id:
to do (to turn) the trick  ,  
_Id:
he has done the trick   
_Id:
that will do the trick     ()
_Id:
not to miss a trick   ,  
_Id:
how's tricks? _.  ?,  ?
_Id:
I know a trick worth two of that    
20>    
_Ex:
trick riding 
_Ex:
trick shooting   
_Ex:
trick cyclist -,   
21>  
_Ex:
a trick dog ,   ; 

22>       
_Ex:
a trick chair   
23>  ( )
24> , 
_Ex:
to trick the audience   (  
 . .)
_Ex:
he was tricked into approval    
_Ex:
he found that he had been tricked  ,   
_Ex:
to trick smb. out of his money   -. 
25> ;  (,   . .)
26>   ; ,  (. trick out)
_Ex:
horses with manes and tails tricked   
  
_Ex:
tricked out in jewels  
_Ex:
speculation tricked out to look like scholarship ()
    (  )

trick camera
1>    , -;  
 

trick department
1> _.   

trick flying
1> _. ,  

trick lock
1>   

trick or treat
1>   "  " (    
    ,  -. )

trick photography
1> _.  

trick wig
1> ,      

trick work
1>  ; ,    ,
   

trick-scene
1> _.     

trickery
1> , 
_Ex:
to get smth. by trickery  -.  (
)

trickiness
1> , ;  ,   

trickish
1> ,   
2> , 
_Ex:
trickish lock "" () ;   
3> , ; 
_Ex:
trickish problem (in mathematics)  ()

_Ex:
trickish argument  
_Ex:
that's a trickish job    

trickle
1> 
_Ex:
a trickle of blood (from the wound)   ( )
_Ex:
a mere trickle of water was left in the river   
 
_Ex:
a trickle of immigrants   
2>   , ; 
_Ex:
the pipe was so small that the water could only trickle
   ,      
_Ex:
tears trickled down from her face      
_Ex:
blood was trickling from the wound    
_Ex:
onions made her eyes trickle      
_Ex:
salt trickled through a hole in the box  
    
3>   ,  
_Ex:
to trickle ink into a fountain-pen   

4> (. trickle back, trickle out, trickle through 
. .) , , ; ,
,  
_Ex:
there are still some refugees trickling over the frontier
    
_Ex:
some information trickled back - 
 ;   
_Ex:
the news trickled out      
5>  (. trickle away, trickle out)
_Ex:
the crowd began to trickle away   

_Ex:
his audience trickled out    ,
     
_Ex:
his enthusiasm trickled away   

6>  
_Ex:
the ball just trickled into the hole  () 
  
7>  

trickle irrigation
1> _-.  

trickle-down theory
1>  "   " (, 
      
 )

trickle-irrigate
1> _-.  

tricklet
1>  

trickster
1> ; , 

tricksy
1> , 
2> , 
3> , 

tricktrac
1>  ()

tricky
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
tricky politician  
_Ex:
tricky acrobat  
_Ex:
as tricky as a monkey ; ; 
_Ex:
tricky opponent  
_Ex:
he a tricky customer   (, ),  
   
2> , ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
tricky question  
3> 
_Ex:
a tricky situation  () 
4> ; 
_Ex:
tricky brake  
_Ex:
the ice on the river was tricky and uncertain   
   
5> , 
_Ex:
tricky lock "" () ;   
6> , ; 
_Ex:
tricky problem (in mathematics)  ()

_Ex:
tricky argument  
_Ex:
that's a tricky job    

triclinia
1> _pl.  triclinium

triclinic
1>  ( )

triclinium
1> _-. 

tricolour
1>  ; 
_Ex:
the French tricolour  
2>  
3> 
4> 

tricolour spaniel
1> - (     
  )

tricoloured
1> 
_Ex:
tricoloured flag  , 

tricorn
1>  ()
2>     
3> 
4> 

tricostate
1> _. _. 

tricot
1>  ()
2>  

tricotine
1> _. 

Tricouni
1> _.  (   
   )

trictrac
1>  ()

tricuspid
1>    
2>     
3> _. 
_Ex:
tricuspid valve   

tricycle
1>    
_Ex:
motor tricycle 
_Ex:
carrier (box) tricycle   
2> 
_Ex:
tricycle under carriage (landing gear) _.  
3>      

tricycler
1> 

tricyclist
1> 

tridacna
1> _.  (  )

tridactil
1> 

Trident
1> "" (  )
2> _. "" (   
 ,    )

trident
1> 

tridental
1> 

tridimensional
1> , 

triduan
1>   
2>    ,     

triduum
1>    

tridymite
1> _. 

tried
1> , 
_Ex:
a book of tried excellence  
_Ex:
tried remedy  
_Ex:
tried soldier  () 
2> , 
_Ex:
tried friend  

tried-and-true
1> , 
_Ex:
a book of tried-and-true excellence  
_Ex:
tried-and-true remedy  
_Ex:
tried-and-true soldier  () 
2> , 
_Ex:
tried-and-true friend  
_Ex:
tried-and-true friends  () 
_Ex:
tried-and-true techniques  

triennia
1> _pl.  triennium

triennial
1> ,     ,    
_Ex:
triennial parliament ,    
2>  
3>  
4>    
5>   

triennium
1>  

triens
1> _. 

trientes
1> _pl.  triens

trier
1> ,  ,    
_Ex:
he's not much of a trier   ,  
  
2> () 
3> _-. , 

trierarch
1> _-. ,  
2> _-.  ,    
 

trieteric
1> ,   , .   
(  )

trieur
1> _-. 

trifacial
1> _.   (. trifacial nerve)

trifarious
1> _. ;    

trifid
1> _. , 

trifle
1> , , 
_Ex:
to quarrel over a mere trifle   
_Ex:
to be busy with trifles  
_Ex:
don't waste time on trifles     
_Ex:
he doesn't stick at trifles _.     

_Ex:
the merest trifle puts him out    
 
_Ex:
it's not exactly a trifle     ,  
 
2> , 
_Ex:
a few trifles for your birthday    
 
3>  , 
4>  ;  
_Ex:
save a trifle for coming back    
 
_Ex:
put just the merest trifle of sugar in my tea  
   
_Ex:
it cost a mere trifle    
5> ,      
6> _. 
7>    
8> _pl.  
9> , , -
_Ex:
a trifle dull  
_Ex:
a trifle (too) heavy  
_Ex:
a trifle annoyed  
_Ex:
he's a trifle over forty    
10> (. with)
11> ;   ,   
_Ex:
he is not a man to trifle with    
_Ex:
I did but trifle   
_Ex:
stop trifling with your work!    
   !
12> 
_Ex:
to trifle with smb.'s affections  -. 
_Ex:
don't trifle with your health    
_Ex:
he trifled a little with the arts  - 

_Ex:
he just trifles with plans of retirement    ,
    ,   ( )
13>  ,   
_Ex:
he trifled through the best years of his life  
     
14> 
_Ex:
to trifle through the summer vacation   
 
15> (with, over) , 
_Ex:
to trifle with (over) a meal   (  ) 
16>   ; 
_Ex:
to trifle with a pencil    

trifle away
1>  , 
_Ex:
to trifle away one's time   

trifler
1>  , 

trifling
1> 
2>  
3>  
4> , , 
_Ex:
trifling error  
_Ex:
trifling reward  
_Ex:
trifling ailment   ()
_Ex:
a few trifling purchases   
_Ex:
it's not just a trifling business   
5> , , 
_Ex:
trifling remark  () 
_Ex:
trifling jest  () 
_Ex:
trifling fellow  

trifocal
1> _. ; 

trifocals
1> .  .  . .:  

trifoliate
1> _. 
2> _.   

trifoliolate
1> _. , 

triforia
1> _pl.  triforium

