thinking part
1> _. _.   

thinking shop
1>  , 

thinly
1>   .
2> , 
3> , -
_Ex:
clad thinly  -

thinner
1> _-. 
2> _. ; 

thinning
1> _-. , ,  ()
2> _-.  
3> _. , 
4> _pl. ,  

thio-
1> (. thi-, thia-)   .   
 
_Ex:
thioflavine 
_Ex:
thiadiazole 

thio-acid
1> _. 

thioaldehyde
1> _. 

thioether
1> _. 

thionyl
1> _. 

thiophos
1> _.  ()

thiosulphate
1> _. 

thiouracil
1> _. 

thiourea
1> _. 

third
1> (the third)  ()
_Ex:
on the third of May  
2>  ()
_Ex:
you are the third to ask me about it   ,  
  
3>   
_Ex:
to make a third    
4>  ()
_Ex:
to get a third in history    
5>  ;  , 
_Ex:
two thirds  
_Ex:
to divide the cake into thirds     
6> _.      
7> _.  
_Ex:
silent third _.   
8> _. 
_Ex:
major third  
9> _pl.   ,  
10> . _pl. _.     
 
11>    (   )
12> _.     (. third
of exchange)
13>  ( )
_Ex:
he is in his third year   
_Ex:
in the third place -
_Ex:
third floor  ; _.  
_Ex:
third legs _.    ()
_Ex:
third rail _-.  () 
_Ex:
third speed (gear)  
_Ex:
to shift into third gear    , 
 
_Ex:
he arrived third   
14>    
15>  (    )
_Ex:
third form   ( )
_Ex:
he is doing it for the third time      
_Ex:
Henry the T.  
16> ,  
_Ex:
third best  
_Ex:
articles of third quality   
17> 
_Ex:
third degree   (-.)
18>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
the third largest town    
19> _. 
_Ex:
third person  
_Ex:
third conjugation  
20> ; ,   
 (  . .)
_Ex:
third person _.  , 
_Id:
third degree _.   ;  
 ( ,   
    )
_Id:
the third house _. " ",  ()

21>  ,      
_Ex:
to travel third  ()  
22>    
23>  
24>     (, 
 . .); 

third class
1>   ( ,  )
2>   (,    
"")
3> _.   ( 
  ,   . .   500
; . third class matter)
4>  
_Ex:
third class compartment   
_Ex:
third class carriage   
5>  
_Ex:
to travel third class  ()   
( ),        

third dimension
1>   (  )
2>  , , 
_Ex:
to give music a third dimension   

third ear
1> _. , , 

third echelon maintenance
1> _.     


Third Estate
1> _.  
2>  

third estate
1> _.  
2>  

third force
1> _.  

third hand
1>  
_Ex:
at third hand   
_Ex:
information at third hand    
2>    
_Ex:
third hand information    
3>   
4>   
_Ex:
to buy a car third hand   

Third House
1> _. _. 

third kingdom
1> _. " " ()

third party
1> _.  ,  
_Ex:
third party risk ,    
2>   (  )
_Ex:
third party vote    ;  ,
   

third reading
1>   (   
 )

third sex
1> _. 

Third World
1> _.   ( );
 
_Ex:
Third World countries   
_Ex:
social policy in the Third World   
  

Third Worlder
1>   ; ; 

third-class
1>   ( ,  )
2>   (,    
"")
3> _.   ( 
  ,   . .   500
; . third-class matter)
4>  
_Ex:
third-class compartment   
_Ex:
third-class carriage   
5>  
_Ex:
to travel third-class  ()   
( ),        

third-degree burn
1>   

third-dimensional
1> 
_Ex:
the effect is third-dimensional  
 ()

third-hand
1>  
_Ex:
at third-hand   
_Ex:
information at third-hand    
2>    
_Ex:
third-hand information    
3>   
4>   
_Ex:
to buy a car third-hand   

third-level carrier
1> _. ,     ;
 

third-rate
1> ; 
2> "", ; ; 
_Ex:
he's a third-rate pianist    

third-rater
1> _.  
2> _.   ( )

third-stream
1> _.   " "  ;
    

thirdborough
1> _.  

thirdly
1> -

thirdsman
1>  , 

thirl
1> _.  , ; ; 
2> _. _. 

thirst
1> 
_Ex:
to satisfy one's thirst  
_Ex:
to suffer from thirst   
_Ex:
to die of thirst   
_Ex:
to have a thirst _.  
2> ; 
_Ex:
thirst for (after, of) knowledge  
_Ex:
thirst for pleasure   
_Ex:
the thirst to do smth.    -.
3>  ; 
4>  ,  
_Ex:
to thirst for a drink  
5> ;  
_Ex:
to thirst after smb.'s blood  -. 
_Ex:
to thirst for (after) knowledge  
_Ex:
to thirst for information   ;
 ()  
_Ex:
to thirst for power  
_Ex:
to thirst for books   
_Ex:
to thirst to begin the combat  

thirst cure
1> _.  

thirsty
1>  , ,  
_Ex:
I am thirsty   
_Ex:
fish makes me thirsty    ()  
2> ,  
_Ex:
thirsty curiosity  () 
_Ex:
thirsty for blood  
3> _.   (   . .)
4>  ( ); ,  ( )
_Ex:
the fields were thirsty for rain   
 

thirteen
1>  
_Ex:
in thirteens   ( )
_Ex:
two thirteens are twenty six   - 

_Ex:
thirteen of my friends   
_Ex:
there were thirteen of them   
2>   ( )
_Ex:
he is thirteen   
_Ex:
at thirteen   ,   
_Ex:
a boy of thirteen  
3> _.  
4> () 
_Ex:
thirteen books  
_Ex:
thirteen twos are (twice thirteen is) twenty six ,
  , -  
_Ex:
thirteen times as much    
_Ex:
thirteen and thirteen make twenty-six   ()
 -  
_Ex:
thirteen and a half   
_Ex:
she's thirteen years old   
_Ex:
at thirteen hundred (hours)    ()
_Ex:
at thirteen fifty (hours)     
5> () , () 
_Ex:
chapter thirteen  
_Ex:
Room thirteen  () 
_Id:
the thirteen superstition    

thirteener
1>  
2> _.  

thirteenth
1> (the thirteenth)  ()
_Ex:
on the thirteenth of May  
2>  ;
() 
_Ex:
three thirteenths  
3> _.      
,    
4>  ( )
_Ex:
he is in his thirteenth year   
_Ex:
Louis the T.  
_Ex:
he arrived thirteenth   
5>   

thirties
1>      
2> (the thirties)   ()
3>       
_Ex:
she is in the early thirties    
4>   (  . .)  30  40

thirtieth
1> (the thirtieth)  ()
_Ex:
on the thirtieth of May  
2>  ;
() 
_Ex:
eleven thirtieths  
3> _.    ,  
 
4>  ( )
_Ex:
he is in his thirtieth year   
_Ex:
he arrived thirtieth   
5>   

thirty
1>  
_Ex:
in (by) thirties   ( ); 
_Ex:
two thirties are sixty   - 
_Ex:
thirty of my classmates   
_Ex:
there were thirty of them   
2>   ( )
_Ex:
he is thirty   
_Ex:
he must be under thirty    
_Ex:
he is not far off thirty, he is getting on for thirty 
   
_Ex:
at thirty   ,   
_Ex:
a woman of thirty  
3> 
_Ex:
thirty books  
_Ex:
about thirty guests   
_Ex:
thirty tens are three hundred ,   ,
- 
_Ex:
thirty times as much    
_Ex:
thirty and a half   
_Ex:
she's thirty years old   
4> () , () 
_Ex:
chapter thirty  
_Ex:
Room thirty  () 
_Id:
thirty-one, thirty-two, etc.  ,  
 ..
_Id:
thirty-first, thirty-second, etc.  , 
  ..
_Id:
The T. Years' War _.   (1618-1648 .)
_Id:
the Thirty-nine Articles    ,
"  "

thirty-eight
1>      3,8


thirty-second note
1> _. _.   

thirty-three
1>   33      ; 


thirtyfold
1>    
2>    

thirtyish
1>   ;   ,   
_Ex:
she looks thirtyish     

thirtytwomo
1>    1(32  

this
1> 
_Ex:
what is this?  ?
_Ex:
who is this?  ?
_Ex:
perhaps these are they  ,  
_Ex:
these are my children   
_Ex:
this is a free country   ,  
  
_Ex:
these are things we cannot do without  , 
    ;      
2> ,   ..;  
_Ex:
you will be sorry for this    
_Ex:
the thing is this    
_Ex:
this is what he told me     
_Ex:
this is what I think    ,    
_Ex:
what is all this?    ?
_Ex:
I don't like this at all     
_Ex:
this is how it came about    
_Ex:
I'll think about this    
_Ex:
this is why I object to your plan    
  
_Ex:
this is where he lives    ,   () 
3>   that: 
_Ex:
will you have this or that?     ?
_Ex:
the bicycles are very much alike but this is new and that is
old   ,   - ,   - 
4> _-. _. ;   ,   
_Ex:
this is a regular ice-house!    ()  
 !
_Ex:
this is the time to speak    ;
   ;     
_Ex:
they are no ordinary houses, these     
5>     _. _.  , 
_Ex:
you filthy beast, get out of this  , 
!
6>  (  ); 
_Ex:
dogs are more faithful animals than cats - these attach
themselves to places and those to persons  
 ,  ;  () 
 ,      
7>  . . .: -; -
_Ex:
I don't want the opinion of Mrs. T. or Mrs. That  
  (-) -  (-) -
8>  . . .: , , 
_Ex:
in this place   ; 
_Ex:
for this reason   
_Ex:
look at this picture    
_Ex:
by this time he was far away   ( )  
  
_Ex:
in this country      (  
)
_Ex:
this morning  
_Ex:
this week   
_Ex:
this (very) moment   ;   
_Ex:
one of these days (-)  
_Ex:
this day last year       
_Ex:
I'll come this day week        
_Ex:
this 20th of September 20   () 
9> ; 
_Ex:
this prime minister  -
_Ex:
in this day and age   
_Ex:
this new pen of mine writes very well    
 
_Ex:
what did you do this Christmas?    
?
10>   that , , 
11> _-. ( ) , ( )   . .
_Ex:
this my work!    !
_Ex:
in this their first campaign     
_Ex:
what's all this noise?   ()  ?;  
() ?
12>    here _.  ,    . .
_Ex:
this here house   
13>      
_-. _. _. , , 
_Ex:
has this Mrs. Jones been here the whole morning?  
     ?
_Ex:
he's one of these artist chaps    
14> ( )  ()
_Ex:
this (these) three weeks  ()  
_Ex:
this many a day   , 
_Ex:
I have not seen her this long time      
_Ex:
he has been dead these two years      
15> ( )  ()
_Ex:
I shall not be ready this half hour      
 
16>  . . .: _. ;   
_Ex:
this high   
_Ex:
this far    
_Ex:
this long   
_Ex:
this much -
_Ex:
I know this much, that the thing is absurd    
,   
_Id:
this and that   ;    ()
_Id:
speaking of this and that      (  
 )
_Id:
this reader or that may disagree with the author  
      
_Id:
this, that and the other  ,  ,  ;
  ;  
_Id:
this way 
_Id:
this way and that   ;   
_Id:
like this ,  ;  
_Id:
it was like this   
_Id:
do it like this   
_Id:
you must not behave like this    
_Id:
by this   
_Id:
he ought to be here by this      
_Id:
before this , 
_Id:
I had heard of it before this     () 
_Id:
this side (of) ,  (-.)
_Id:
this side of midnight  
_Id:
with (at, upon) this  ,  ,   
_Id:
with (at) this he got up and went out   ( ,
  )    
_Id:
in these days   
_Id:
this is Mr. Smith    - 

thisness
1> _. ,   

thistle
1> _.  (Carduus gen.)
_Ex:
thistle family _.   (Compositae)
2>  ( )
3> (.)    (. Order of the T.)
4> _.  (Cirsium gen.)
_Id:
to grasp the thistle firmly   ,
  

thistle-down
1>   
_Ex:
as light as thistle-down    ( )

thistle-finch
1> _.  (Spinus tristis)

thistly
1> 
2>  

thither
1> _.        
_Ex:
the thither bank of the stream   
_Ex:
on the thither side of forty    
2> _. ,   
_Ex:
hither and thither   ,   

thitherto
1> _.   

thitherward
1> _.   ,   

thixotropy
1> _. 

tho
1> _.  though

thole
1> ; 
2> 
3> _. , ; 
4> _. , , 

thole-pin
1> ; 
2> 

tholi
1> _pl.  tholus

tholobate
1> _. 

tholus
1> _. 
2> _.   
3> _. 
4> _-.   

Thomaean
1> _.   , 

Thomas
1> _.  ,   
(. Thomas Atkins)
2> _.  ; 
3> _. 
_Ex:
doubting Thomas  

Thomas process
1>    

Thomism
1> _. ,   , 

Thomist
1> _.   , 

Thomistic
1> _. 

Thompson submachine gun
1> _. _. _. , - 

thomsenolite
1> _. 

thomsonite
1> _. , 

thong
1> 
2> 
3>  
4> 

Thor
1> _. _. 

thoraces
1> _pl.  thorax

thoracic
1> _. , 
_Ex:
thoracic cage  

thoracoplasty
1> _. 

thorax
1> _.  , 
2> _-. 

thoria
1> _.  

thorianite
1> _. 

thorite
1> _. 

thorium
1> _. 

thorn
1> _. , 
2>  
3> _pl. ; 
4>  (   ,  th;
. thorn letter)
_Id:
a thorn in one's side (in one's flesh)  
  ;   
_Id:
to be (to sit, to stand, to walk) on thorns  
 ,  () ;
   
_Id:
there's no rose without a thorn _.    ;
    
5> , 
_Ex:
I have been thorned with these perplexities   
 ()     

thorn-apple
1> _.   (Datura stramonium)

thorn-bush
1>   (, , )

thorn-hedge
1>    ;  

thornback
1> _.   (Gasterosteus aculeatus)

thorned
1> ,   ( )

thornless
1>  , 

thorny
1> 
_Ex:
thorny bush  
2> 
_Ex:
thorny subject  () 
3>   
_Ex:
thorny ground ,   
4> ; , 
_Ex:
thorny path (way)  
_Ex:
to tread a thorny path    ( )

