thanatological
1> ,   

thanatologist
1> _. ,    

thanatology
1>  ( ,    )

thanatopsis
1> _.  ;     

Thanatos
1> _. _. , 
2>   ,  

thane
1> _. 
2> _. _.  
3> _.  

thane-land
1> _.  

thank
1> 
_Ex:
heartfelt thanks  
_Ex:
to accord a thank _. ,  
_Ex:
thanks 
_Ex:
thanks very much, many thanks, thanks awfully  
_Ex:
no, thanks , ; ,   ( 
)
_Ex:
thanks be to God  
_Ex:
to give thanks ; 
_Ex:
to express one's thanks  
_Ex:
to return thanks , ;  
(    )
_Ex:
please accept my best thanks , , 
 
_Ex:
I managed, but no thanks to you     ,  
   
_Ex:
that's all the thanks I get!, small thanks I got for it! 
  ,   ;   
 
2> 
_Ex:
thank you ; , ;  
_Ex:
thank you for your help    
_Ex:
thank you for nothing    ; _. 

_Ex:
to thank one's stars    
_Ex:
thank God!  !
_Ex:
to thank smb. sincerely   -
_Ex:
to thank one's luck for smth.    -
_Ex:
to thank one's luck that...   ( ), ...
_Ex:
he has only himself to thank (for it)     ;
  ,   
_Ex:
I'll thank you for some more tea     
?
_Ex:
I'll thank you to shut the door  ,  
_Ex:
I'll thank you to hold your tongue  

thank-offering
1>  

thank-you letter
1>  

thank-you-ma'am
1> _. _. ;   ( )

thankee
1> _. 
_Ex:
thankee you ; , ;  
_Ex:
thankee you for your help    

thankful
1> 
_Ex:
endlessly thankful  
_Ex:
thankful heart  
_Ex:
you should be thankful to him    
( )
2>  (-.)  (-.)
_Ex:
I am thankful that he is no worse  ,    
_Ex:
I am thankful to have met you  ,   
_Ex:
thankful that as yet she has taken no steps , 
     
3> _.   
_Ex:
thankful impulse  
4> _.  
_Ex: "Are all your rooms let?" - "Yes, I'm thankful to say"
"  ?" - ",  "

thankfully
1>  ,  
_Ex:
thankfully it never happened again  ,  
 

thankless
1> 
_Ex:
thankless pupil  

thanks to
1> ; -
_Ex:
thanks to my foresight   
_Ex:
thanks to your obstinacy -  

thanksgiver
1> ,  ; 

thanksgiving
1> 
2>  ;  
3> _.   (   
  ,   
 )

thankworthy
1>  

thar
1> _.  (Hemitragus)

that
1> 
_Ex:
what is that?   ?
_Ex:
who is that?  ?
_Ex:
is that you, John?, _. that you, John?  , ?
_Ex:
are those your children?   ?
_Ex:
is that all the luggage you are taking?    ?
_Ex:
those are my orders   
2> ,   . .;  
_Ex:
that's not fair  
_Ex:
that's just like her     ,    
_Ex:
that is what he told me     ;  ,
   
_Ex:
that's how I happened to be here     
_Ex:
they all think that    
_Ex:
have things come to that?    ?
_Ex:
and so that is setteled ,  
_Ex:
that's where he lives    ,   
3> _-. _. 
_Ex:
those are something like shoes   
_Ex:
good stuff that!   !;   !,  
 !
4>  :
_Ex:
this 
_Ex:
this is new and that is old  ,   
_Ex:
I prefer these to those    
5> .     , 
,   :
6>   
_Ex:
the climate there is like that of France   
  
_Ex:
her eyes were those of a frightened child    
 
_Ex:
a house like that is described here ,  ,
 
_Ex:
I have only two pairs of shoes and those are old  
   ,    
7>   , _-.
_Ex:
they must be very curious creatures. - They are that ,
 ,   . -    
_Ex:
it was necessary to act and that promptly  
  () 
_Ex:
they are fine chaps. - They are that   . -
, 
_Ex:
he studied Greek and Latin when he was young, and that at
Oxford     ,    ,
     
_Ex:
will you help me? - T. I will!   ? -
!
8>    :  ()
_Ex:
those that I saw ,   
_Ex:
Fine Art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart
go together  -   ,  , 
  
_Ex:
there was that in her which commanded respect   
 ,    
_Ex:
those who wish to go may do so  ,  
_Ex:
one of those who were present   
9> _.  
_Ex:
be that thou know'st thou art   
10>  ( )
_Ex:
work and play are both necessary to health;
this gives us rest and that gives us energy   
    -   ,
  
11> , ,  (_.  
  ;    )
_Ex:
this is about all that he has to say    ,
   
_Ex:
the letter that came yesterday  ,   
_Ex:
this is the house that Jack built  ,  

_Ex:
the man (that) you were looking for has come () ,
  , 
_Ex:
during the years (that) he had spent abroad   ()
,     
_Ex:
the envelope (that) I put it in () ,   
 
_Ex:
the man (that) we are speaking about () ,  
 
_Ex:
this is he that brought the news _.  ,  
 
12>    ,  : 
_Ex:
the night (that) we went to the theatre   , 
   
_Ex:
it was the year that we went to England    
,     
13> _.  ,  ,  ,   (
 )
_Ex:
I earn that I eat, get that I wear    ,
     ,       
_Ex:
I am that I am    
14>   :  ,  
_Ex:
wicked man that he was he would not consent to it  
  ,     
15>   :
_Ex:
wretch that I am!   !,  !
_Ex:
fool that he is!     !,   !
16>  . . .: , , ; , , 
_Ex:
everybody is agreed on that point    

_Ex:
since that time   
_Ex:
in those days   
_Ex:
who are those people?   ?
_Ex:
I only saw him that once       
_Ex:
that man will get on!    !
17>   this: , , 
_Ex:
this book is interesting and that one is not  
(),   
18>    here, there: _. 
_Ex:
that here chair and that there table     
 
19> _-. _.      :
, , 
_Ex:
when you will have done thumping that piano?   
   () ?
_Ex:
he has that confidence in his theory   
   
_Ex:
what is it about that Mrs. Bellew? I never liked her 
    ?     
_Ex:
that fool of a porter!   !
_Ex:
how is that leg of yours? ,   ?
_Ex:
it's that wife of his who is to blame   ()
 
_Ex:
I don't like that house of here    ()  
20> _. 
_Ex:
that ill manners    
21> _. ,   
_Ex:
he blushed to that degree that I felt ill at ease  
,    
22>  . . .: _. ,   
_Ex:
if he wanted is that much       
_Ex:
I can't walk that far      
_Ex:
when I was that tall      
_Ex:
he was that angry he couldn't say a word    
,     
23> _. _. , 
_Ex:
he talk that much!   !
_Ex:
he is that sleepy   
_Ex:
he was that tall!     
24>  . .  : , , ; ,
, 
_Ex:
he lives in that house across the street    ()
  
_Ex:
what was that noise?     ?
25>    :  (),
 (),  ()
_Ex:
that part which concerns us () ,   
_Ex:
that man we are speaking of has come () ,  
 ,  
_Id:
(and) that's that - ; - ;  
;  , 
_Id:
(and) that's that   ;   
_Id:
all that  ,  
_Id:
and all that   () ;   
_Id:
it is not so cold as all that     
_Id:
after that  , ;  , 
_Id:
at that  ; ; _.    ;   ;
 ;  
_Id:
it is only a snapshot and a poor one at that   
 ,       
_Id:
and usually I leave it at that      

_Id:
by that   ;
() 
_Id:
what do you mean by that?     ?,
    ?
_Id:
upon that ;  ();  ;  ;
  
_Id:
with that she took out her handkerchief    
  
_Id:
that's all   
_Id:
that's it    ,   ;  , 
_Id:
that's right! !
_Id:
that's more like it   ,   
_Id:
that's that , 
_Id:
well that's that;
at least I know where I am going   , ;  
,  ,  
_Id:
that'll do , ;   
_Id:
that's done it   ;   
_Id:
that's a good boy!, that's a dear!   !, !,
!, !
_Id:
like that ;  
_Id:
why are you crying like that?    ?
_Id:
a man like that  
_Id:
o that!, would that!   !,   , 
_Id:
come out of that! _. !, !
_Id:
take that! , !,  ! ( )
_Id:
I wouldn't give that for it       
 
26>  ,    
:
() 
_Ex:
that they were brothers was clear ,   ,
 
_Ex:
it seems that you have forgotten me , ,  
_Ex:
I know that it is unjust  ,   
_Ex:
I fear that I cannot come ,    
_Ex:
he made it clear that he did not agree   , 
 
_Ex:
there is no doubt that we were wrong from the start
,        
_Ex:
the fact that I am here non ,   
_Ex:
the thought that he would be late oppressed him ,
  ,  
27>      
   : ,  ;  
_Ex:
I'm sorry that this has happened   ,  

_Ex:
if I complain it is that I want you to do better in future
   ,  ,  ,   
  
28>    ( so that, in order that):
 ()
_Ex:
let's finish now (so) that we can rest tomorrow 
 , ()     
_Ex:
come nearer that I may see you  ,  
  
_Ex:
put it there so that it won't be forgotten   ,
  
_Ex:
they kept quiet so that he might sleep   ,
   
_Ex:
study that you may learn ,      
29>  :
30> : 
_Ex:
I am so tired that I can hardly stand   , 
 
_Ex:
the light was so bright that it hurt our eyes   
,    
31>  (.    
 ): 
_Ex:
who is he that everybody supports him?   , 
  ?
32> : 
_Ex:
you have well done that you have come   ,
 
33>     (. 
  ):
( ) 
_Ex:
never a month goes by that he does not write to us  
 ,     
_Ex:
I can't speak but that you try to interrupt me  
  ,   
34>      
 :
_Ex:
it was there that I first me her     
_Ex:
it was because he didn't work that he failed  
,    
35>   ,  ,
,    . .: , 
_Ex:
that he should behave like that!     !
_Ex:
oh that I migth see you once more!       
 !
_Ex:
to think that I knew nothing about it!  ,
()      !
_Ex:
that I should live to see such things! ,  !
_Ex:
that one so fair should be so false!  ,
  !
36> _.   , 
 ,    ;
    
_Ex:
although the rear was attacked and that fifty men were
captured   ,      
   ,       
37> _.    ,    :
_Ex:
because that  ,  
_Ex:
if that 
_Ex:
lest that  
_Ex:
though that 
38>  :
_Ex:
not that   ; 
_Ex:
I wondrr what happened, not that I care     ,
 - ,   
_Ex:
not that it matters, but the letter has not been sent yet
   ,     ,    
 
_Ex:
in that  ; ;  
_Ex:
some of his books have become classics in that they are read
by most students interested in anthropology  
   ,     ,
 
_Ex:
but that   
_Ex:
I would have gone with you but that I am so busy   
 ,   
_Ex:
he is not such a fool but that he can see it    ,
   
39>   : 
_Ex:
I don't deny but that he is right   ,   
40>   
_Ex:
not but that he believed it himself     
 
_Ex:
except that  , ;   , 
_Ex:
it is right except that the accents are omitted  ,
   ,   
_Ex:
notwithstanding that _. ,   , 

that is
1>  :  ;  

that is to say
1>  :  ;  

that's
1> _. _.  that is

thatch
1>    ;   

2> ,     ( )
3> _. 
4>  ,  
5>  ,    
_Ex:
to thatch a roof   
6>  , 
7>  

thatch-palm
1> _. 

thatchboard
1> _. ,    

thatching
1>    ,    
2>   ,    

thaumaturge
1> _. , , , 

thaumaturgic
1> _. 
_Ex:
the thaumaturgic powers of Shakespeare  
 

thaumaturgics
1> _. , , , 

thaumaturgy
1> _. , , , 

thaw
1> ; 
_Ex:
a has set in  
2>  ( ); 
3> , , 
_Id:
silver thaw 
4> ; 
_Ex:
the ice has thawed  
5>        
_Ex:
the sidewalk thawed yesterday  ( )  
 
_Ex:
the pond thaws (out) in April    
 
6> 
_Ex:
frozen peas thaw quickly ()  
 
7> , ;  , 
_Ex:
he has thawed a bit after a glass of wine   
   
8> , ,   
_Ex:
to thaw (out) ice  
9> 
_Ex:
to thaw a frozen chicken  ()

10>  , ; 
11>  ( )
_Ex:
I am gradually thawing   
12> 
_Ex:
it is thawing 

thawless
1> ()  

thawy
1> _. ;  

thckened
1>   . (. thicken)
2> 
_Ex:
thckened gasoline  
_Ex:
thckened lubricant  
3> 

the
1>  ,  , ,
 ,      
,   :
_Ex:
the roof of the house  () 
_Ex:
the arrival of the guests  
_Ex:
the voice of the people  
_Ex:
at the corner  
_Ex:
on the other side of the street    
_Ex:
the chair is hard, don't take it    ,
 
_Ex:
the day has just started   
_Ex:
the right to strike  
_Ex:
to follow the directions given   
2>   ,   ,  ,
,   :
_Ex:
the father and the mother   
_Ex:
how many windows has the room?    () ?
_Ex:
the book is on the table ()  ()  
_Ex:
you may take the book   () 
_Ex:
where is the man?   ?
_Ex:
I spoke to the driver     ( 
 . .)
_Ex:
give the letter to the maid   
_Ex:
I was absent at the time      
_Ex:
what I want at the moment ,    
_Ex:
on the Monday he fell ill   ,   
_Ex:
how is the score?   ?
_Ex:
how is the wife? _.   () ?
_Ex:
where is the kid sister? _.  (  ) ?
3>    
  ,    - 
    
_Ex:
the cow is a domestic animal  -  
_Ex:
the dog is stronger than the cat   
_Ex:
who invented the telegraph?   ?
4>   ,   ,   
     , :
_Ex:
the prodigal son _.  
_Ex:
the Alps 
_Ex:
the sun 
_Ex:
the moon 
_Ex:
the Roman Empire  
_Ex:
the Thames 
_Ex:
the Black Sea  
5>   ,   ,    
  ,  ,  
   -.:
_Ex:
Dr. Smith is the specialist in kidney trouble   -
     
_Ex:
he is the man for you      
_Ex:
he is not the person to do that    , 
  
_Ex:
he is the better man of the two      
_Ex:
this is the place to dine    ;  
   
6>   ,     
   :
_Ex:
to hit smb. in the leg  -.  
_Ex:
to cluth at the sleeve of one's father    
_Ex:
he's got the toothache    
7> .   :
8>  . .     :
 
_Ex:
the poet Keats , 
_Ex:
a certain Charles Dickens - not the Charles Dickens 
  -     
_Ex:
on board the ship are Bernard Shaw, the writer and Jack
Smith, an actor     ()
     , 
9>  . .      :
_Ex:
the Shakespeare of the great tragedies  - 
 
_Ex:
the Paris of my youth   
_Ex:
the Italy of the past  ,  
_Ex:
you must be the Mr. Smith ,  ,   
 (     )
10>  . .     -
 :
_Ex:
the Emperor Neron  
_Ex:
the Duke of Wellington  
_Ex:
the Reverend John Smith    
_Ex:
Peter the Great  
_Ex:
Edward th Seventh  
11>  . .    :
_Ex:
the Smiths came early    , 
 
12>  . .   :
_Ex:
the Burbons 
_Ex:
the Tudors 
13>   , ,
  :
_Ex:
the good 
_Ex:
the evil 
_Ex:
the beautiful 
_Ex:
the poor , 
_Ex:
the rich , 
_Ex:
words borrowed from the French ,  
 ()
_Ex:
the learned 
_Ex:
the wounded 
_Ex:
the oppressed 
_Ex:
the ten (me) 
_Ex:
the one  ,  
_Ex:
she's the one     ,  
_Ex:
the second 
_Ex:
the who 
_Ex:
the what 
_Ex:
the where 
_Ex:
the when 
_Ex:
the how , 
_Ex:
the why , 
14>   ,   . .:
_Ex:
the Russians 
_Ex:
the Americans 
_Ex:
the Greeks 
_Ex:
the Mohicans ,   
_Ex:
the French 
_Ex:
the English 
15>    :
_Ex:
the stage  
_Ex:
the gloves 
_Ex:
the bottle 
_Ex:
from the cradle to the grave    , 
  
16>     
  :
_Ex:
the largest building   
_Ex:
the most interesting book   
_Ex:
from the earliest times   
_Ex:
it's twelve o'clock at the latest   
 
_Ex:
the first row  
17>   :
_Ex:
by the day 
_Ex:
to the dollar  
_Ex:
to the gallon  
_Ex:
to the mile  
_Ex:
on the whole  
_Ex:
to have the cheek to say smth.    -.
18>   :
_Ex:
six pence the pound    () 
_Ex:
6 the lot    
_Ex:
15 the coat and skirt      
()
19>  . . .: 
_Ex:
I like him the more for it       
_Ex:
so much the less  ,  
_Ex:
so much the worse for him    
_Ex:
that will make it all the worse    
_Ex:
it will be the easier for you    , 
  
_Ex:
the better to see you with  ()   
_Ex:
the... the... ... ...
_Ex:
the more the better  ,  
_Ex:
the more he has the more he wants     ,
   
_Ex:
the less said about it the better     ,
 
_Ex:
the more I practise the worse I play    ,
   

the dansant
1> _.    --  

the-
1>    ( . )  : 
_Ex:
theology , 
_Ex:
theodicy 
_Ex:
thearchy 

thea
1> _.  (Camellia)

Thea
1> _. _.  (    , 
 )

theandric
1> _. 

theanthropic
1> _. 

theanthropism
1> _.  
2> _. ,     

thearchic
1> 

thearchy
1> 

theater
1> _. = theatre

theatre club
1>   (    )

theatre commander
1> _.    

theatre forces
1> _.    ,  

theatre-goer
1> 

theatre-going
1>  

theatre-in-the-round
1>   (      )

theatric
1> ; 

theatrical
1>  
2> , 
_Ex:
amateur theatricals  ; 
 
_Ex:
private theatricals  
3>  ; , 
4> , ; 
_Ex:
it's only the usual theatricals    
5> ; 
_Ex:
theatrical circles  
_Ex:
theatrical agent , 
_Ex:
theatrical company  
_Ex:
theatrical scenery () 
_Ex:
theatrical performance  
_Ex:
theatrical column   ( )
6> ; ; , ; 
_Ex:
theatrical manners  
_Ex:
theatrical declamation  
_Ex:
their religion was theatrical   
 

theatricality
1> , ; 
2> -.   ;  

theatricalize
1>   ; 
2>   
3>   
4> _. ,  (-.  -.);
 

theatrically
1> 
_Ex:
theatrically talented students    

2> , , 

theatrics
1> ,  ,  
_Ex:
to love grandiose theatrics   

2> .  .  . .: ; 
_Ex:
without theatrics , ;   

theatromania
1> 

Thebaic
1> _. , 
_Ex:
Thebaic marble _. 
2> _. 
_Ex:
Thebaic extract  

Thebaid
1> _.  
2> _. 

Theban
1> _.  
2> _. 
_Id:
Theban drug  
_Id:
Theban year  

theca
1> _. , 
2> _. 
3> _. _. , 

thecae
1> _pl.  theca

thee
1> _. , , 

theft
1> ; ;
_Ex:
art theft   
_Ex:
petty theft  
_Ex:
to commit (a) theft  
2> _. ,  

theft-boot, theft-bote
1> _.       
(  )

theftproof
1>   ,   (   . .)

thegn
1> _. _. 

theine
1> _. 

their
1> ;  ; , 
_Ex:
he is one of their friends     
_Ex:
do you know their father and mother?      ?
_Ex:
they all fell on their backs     
_Ex:
they hurt their feet   
_Ex:
their eyes are blue    
2>   : 
_Ex:
T. Majesties  
3> 
_Ex:
nobody in their senses would believe such a story  
     
4>  
_Ex:
they knew their Homer from beginning to end  
  (   )
_Id:
their own  
_Id:
they have a car of their own    

theirs
1> ;  
_Ex:
a favourite habit of theirs   
_Ex:
it is no business of theirs    
_Ex:
that pride of theirs! _-.   !
2> _.   their  , 
    : , , ,
  . .
_Ex:
those books are theirs, not mine   ,   ;
   ,   
_Ex:
we are interested in them and in theirs   
  

theism
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _.  ,  ( 
   )

theist
1> _. 
2> _. 

thelytoky
1> _.  (  
)

them
1> , ,   . .
_Ex:
two of them   
_Ex:
I like them   
_Ex:
write them a letter   
_Ex:
I'll tell them so     
_Ex:
don't worry about them    
_Ex:
look at them   
_Ex:
he admires his brother more than them   
 ,  
_Ex:
there were three of them   
_Ex:
both of them saw me    
2> _. 
_Ex:
it's them  
3> _.  . :
_Ex:
it was not them we wanted      
4> _.  . . . .: _.  _. -,
-, , , 
_Ex:
they took the keys away with them _.   
 
_Ex:
they made them an idol _.    
_Ex:
nobody has so much to worry them _.    
 
5> (    ) _. ,
,   . .
_Ex:
when anyone comes she says to them  - ,
  
_Ex:
even if you dislike a person you must be fair to them 
 - ,     
_Id:
to be one of them  

thema
1> _. ;  (, , )
2> _. 
3> _. 

themata
1> _pl.  thema

thematic
1> 
_Ex:
thematic catalogue  
2> _.   , , 
_Ex:
thematic vowel  

theme
1> ;  (, , )
_Ex:
the theme of today's lecture   
_Ex:
the war theme  
_Ex:
theme for discussion   
_Ex:
lectures of such themes    
_Ex:
a wide range of themes   
_Ex:
to choose love for a theme     
_Ex:
to develop the theme  
_Ex:
united by a common theme   
_Ex:
the theme is positively overworked   

2>  ;  
3> _.    
_Ex:
to write a theme  () 
4> _. 
_Ex:
second theme  
_Ex:
variations on a theme   
_Ex:
theme song  ; 
_Ex:
to vary the theme  
5> _. 
6> 
7> _. 
8> _.   
9>       ( )

theme park
1>  ;    ,
  . .,    ( )

Themis
1> _. _. 

themselves
1> , , , -, -
_Ex:
the boys hurt themselves sliding downhill   ,
 
_Ex:
they were ashamed of themselves     
_Ex:
they have to attend to themselves    

_Ex:
they were whispering among themselves   

_Ex:
they're going to buy themselves a new car  
  
_Ex:
they think of nobody but themselves    ,  ,
 
_Ex:
(all) by themselves 
_Ex:
they lived by themselves there    
2> , ,   
_Ex:
they did it by themselves    
3> (   . himself)
4> _. 
_Ex:
nobody could blame themselves if...    
, ...
5> 
_Ex:
the teachers themselves said the test was too hard () 
 ,     
_Ex:
they want to see for themselves    
6> _. 
_Ex:
it was hard to remember how themselves sat in fear of their
persons ()   ,     
 
_Id:
they were not themselves for some time   
    
_Id:
they keep themselves to themselves    
;      

then
1> ,   
_Ex:
he was a student then      
_Ex:
we were young then    
_Ex:
we shall have left school then      
2> , , 
_Ex:
then came a pause   
_Ex:
have smth. and then go to bed  -  

3> ,  ( )
_Ex:
then there's Dick's desk    
_Ex:
on the left the church, then a few old houses  ()
,    -   
_Ex:
first comes spring, then summer   , 
 
_Ex:
they were in France and then they went to Spain ()
   ,     
4>  ;   ;  
_Ex:
and then it's cheaper    ,   
 
_Ex:
I haven't the time, and then it isn't my business   
( ) ,         
5>   ; 
_Ex:
but then  ;  ;    
_Ex:
it was difficult to keep things in order, but then she was
such an excellent housewife    
( ),       
_Ex:
what then?    ?,    ?,     ?
_Ex:
if it's not French, what is it then?    ,
     ?
_Ex:
if you broke the window then you must pay for it  
 ,    
_Ex:
then you'd better stay       
_Ex:
then why did you leave?     ?
6> , , ;  
_Ex:
well then 
_Ex:
the chief factors, then, are...  ,
, ...
_Ex:
then you don't approve of the plan ,   

_Ex:
then you didn't expect me today ,    

7> .     :
_Ex:
oh, all right then, do as you like   , 
 
8>  . . .:  ,  
_Ex:
by then   
_Ex:
I have finished the work by then     
 
_Ex:
since then c  ,   
_Ex:
from then onwards   
_Ex:
till then, up to then   ,   
9>  . . .: ,    
_Ex:
the then president  
_Ex:
the then existing system   
_Id:
now then -; -
_Id:
now then, a little less noise there!  -,  !;
 -, !
_Id:
now then, what are you doing? , ,   ?
_Id:
now... then ... ... ...
_Id:
now she's sullen, then gay   ,  
_Id:
now and then, every now and then   ; 
_Id:
there and then, then and there  ,  
_Id:
I kissed her there and then     
_Id:
and then some _.    ;  - 

then clause
1> _.  ,   then

then-a-days
1> _.   ,   

then-new
1>    

thenal
1> _. 

thenar
1> _. 
2> _. ,    

thenardite
1> _. 

thence
1> _. ,   
_Ex:
two miles thence     
_Ex:
we went to Rome and thence to Paris    ,
  -  
2> _. , 
_Ex:
hopeless and thence helpless    
_Ex:
it follows thence   ,  
_Ex:
you didn't work, thence you will get no pay    ,
 ,   
3> _.   
_Ex:
a year thence     

thenceforth
1> _.   ,   
2> _. ,   

thenceforward
1> _.   ,   
2> _. ,   

theo-
1>    ( . )  : 
_Ex:
theology , 
_Ex:
theodicy 
_Ex:
thearchy 

theocentric
1>  ( )

theocracy
1> 

theocrasy
1> _. _. ,  
2> _. _.  

theocrat
1> 

theocratic
1> 
_Ex:
theocratic state  

