time-tried
1>   ; , 
2> _.   

time-urgent
1>   , 
2> _. 

time-value
1> _. ()  

time-waster
1> ,   ,    ;
 

time-wasting
1>   

time-watch
1> -

time-work
1>  ;    
_Ex:
to be on time-work     

time-worn
1> 
2> 

time-zone disease
1>  ,     
(      )

timecraft
1>  

timed
1>    ,  
 
2> , ;   
3> (-timed)      -

_Ex:
ill-timed  ; ,   ;


timeless
1> _.     ; 
_Ex:
timeless art ,  
_Ex:
a timeless absolute  
2> _. , , ; 
_Ex:
timeless night  ,  
_Ex:
the timeless limitless depression ,  
 
3> _.  ,  
4>    ( )
5> , 
_Ex:
timeless death  

timelessness
1>     

timeline
1> _.      , 


timeliness
1> 
2>  ,  

timely
1> 
_Ex:
timely publication   
_Ex:
timely aid ,  
_Ex:
timely joke  
2>   ;   ( )
3>  ( )
4> _. , 
5> _. , 
6> _. 
_Ex:
he got up timely    ( )

timeo Danaos et dona ferentes
1> _.  , ()  

timeous
1> _. 
_Ex:
timeous publication   
_Ex:
timeous aid ,  
_Ex:
timeous joke  
2> _.   ;  
( )
3> _.  ( )
4> _. , 

timepiece
1> ; 

timeproof
1> , 

timer
1> 
2> ;   (  )
_Ex:
electronic timer  
3> _.   
4>   (. electronic timer)
5>  (    . .)
6>  
7>   (   )

times sign
1>  ,   ()

timesaver
1> -.   

timeshifting
1>   (   . .)
_Ex:
in timeshifting    

timespan
1>  , 

timetable
1>  (,   . .)
2>  (,    . .)
_Ex:
to announce a timetable for withdrawal of the marines 
 ()   
3> _.      , 

4>   ;   

timeworker
1> ; 

timid
1> ; , 
_Ex:
timid smile  
_Ex:
timid look  
_Ex:
timid encouragement  
_Ex:
timid investor   ()
_Ex:
he is timid about making decisions     
 ;   
2> 
_Id:
as timid as a hare (as a rabbit)   
_Id:
as timid as a deer   

timidity
1> 
2> 

timidness
1> _. 
2> _. 

timing
1>    . (. time  . .)
_Ex:
sense of timing  ,   
() 
_Ex:
the timing of the release of a new play   
  
_Ex:
poor timing of a move  ;  
_Ex:
error of timing  ()   
2> 
_Ex:
the timing of a runner   
3>    (  
)
4> _. 
_Ex:
the timing of a stroke    (  
. .)
_Ex:
his timing was perfect     
5>      
6> _. _.   
7>    ( -. )
8> _. _. , 

timist
1> ,   ,   . .
_Ex:
he is a good timist     

timocracy
1>  (    
)

timocratic
1> 

Timon
1> _.   (   )
2> ; 

timorous
1> _. , 
_Ex:
timorous deer  () 
_Ex:
timorous objection  
_Ex:
timorous policy  

timorsome
1> _. , ; 

timothy
1> _.  (Phleum pratense; . timothy grass)

timpani
1> _pl.  timpano

timpanist
1> 

timpano
1> _. 

tin
1> 
_Ex:
black tin  
_Ex:
sheet tin  
_Ex:
block tin   
_Ex:
tin deposit  
_Ex:
tin mine  
_Ex:
tin industry    
_Ex:
coated with tin 
2>   ,  
_Ex:
a box made of tin    
3> ;  
_Ex:
tin of sardines  
_Ex:
tin of peaches  
4> _.  ;   ; 
_Ex:
a tin of biscuts  
_Ex:
pie tin    
5> _. ;  
_Ex:
she married the old man for his tin    ,
   
_Id:
straight from the tin  ,   ;
, 
6> ,   
_Ex:
tin whistle  
_Ex:
tin soldier  
_Ex:
tin plate  
7> , ,   
_Ex:
tin bucket  
_Ex:
a house with a tin roof ,  
_Id:
a (little) tin god  ()  ;
,   ; "
"
_Id:
tin lizzie  , 
_Id:
tin weeding   , "" 
_Id:
tin box _. _.  ,  
 ( )
8>   ; 
_Ex:
to tin fruit  
9> 
_Ex:
this fish tins well    
10> ,  

tin ear
1> ,   ; 
  
2>    ( )

tin hat
1> _.   ()
2> _.   ()
_Id:
to put the tin hat on   (-.)
_Id:
that puts the tin hat on it   ;  
;   ;   

tin lid
1> _.   ()
2> _.   ()
_Id:
to put the tin lid on   (-.)
_Id:
that puts the tin lid on it   ;  
;   ;   

tin mug
1> _. 

tin opener
1>  

Tin Pan Alley
1> _. "  " ( 
   , .  -)
2>     

tin pants
1> _. _.   (, )

tin pot
1>    
2>     ( )

tin shop
1>  ;  

tin white
1> -  -

tin-bearing
1> ,  
_Ex:
tin-bearing ores  

tin-can
1>  
2> _. _. , 

tin-fish
1> _. _. 

tin-kettle
1>  

tin-lined
1> 

tin-mordant
1> _.  

tin-pan
1>  ( ); ,  ( )

tin-plate
1>  
2> 

tin-pot
1> _. _. , ;  
_Ex:
tin-pot politicians   ,
 

tin-tack
1>  ,  
_Id:
to come down to tin-tacks    

tinamou
1> _.  (Tinamidae)

tincal
1> _. ,  

tinct
1> ;  (-. )
_Ex:
with a tinct of red   
2> ; 
_Ex:
a faint tinct of vanilla    
_Ex:
there was a tinct of affectation in her bearing   
   
_Ex:
there was not a tinct of fear in his behaviour   
    
3> 
_Ex:
a tinct of knowledge  
4> 
5> _. , 

tinctorial
1> , 

tincture
1> 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
a tincture of iodine  
3> ;  (-. )
_Ex:
with a tincture of red   
4> ; 
_Ex:
a faint tincture of vanilla    
_Ex:
there was a tincture of affectation in her bearing  
    
_Ex:
there was not a tincture of fear in his behaviour  
     
5> 
_Ex:
a tincture of knowledge  
6> _. 
7> _. ; 
_Ex:
a tincture of mind  
8>   ,   
9> ; ,  
_Ex:
the wool is tinctured with a different hue  
 
_Ex:
opinions tinctured with heresy _.  ( )
 
10> _.  (. .)

tindal
1>   (     
. .)
2> , ,   
3> 
4> 

tinder
1>   
2>  (. German tinder)
3> _. - (Polyporus igniarius)
_Id:
to burn like tinder   

tinderbox
1> _. 

tindery
1> 
2> 

tine
1>  (, ); 
2>   (  )
3> _. 
4> _.  ()
5> _. , 
6> _. 
7> _. 
8> _. ; 

tinea
1> _.   (Tineide)
2> _.  

tineid
1> _.   (Tineide)

tinfoil
1> ,  
2>   

ting
1> ; , 
_Ex:
the sharp ting of a hand-bell   
2>   
3> , 

ting-a-ling, ting-a-ring
1> , ; 

ting-tang
1> , ; 

tinge
1>  , , 
_Ex:
a yellowish tinge  
_Ex:
with a tinge of blue   
_Ex:
to give smth. the necessery tinge  -. 

2> , ; 
_Ex:
a tinge of archaism  
_Ex:
subjective tinge  
_Ex:
a tinge of irony  
_Ex:
a tinge of lemon in the tea    
_Ex:
this gives her manners a charming tinge   
  
_Ex:
his piety had a tinge of hypocrisy   
 
3>  ;  
_Ex:
the setting sun tinged the sky with a rosy flush 
      
_Ex:
the summit of the mountain was tinged with the red light of
morning        
4> ;   
_Ex:
the solution tinges a kind of orange colour 
  
5>     (-.)
_Ex:
the air was tinged with the smell of roses  
  
6> ; , 
_Ex:
songs tinged with melancholy ,   
 
_Ex:
memories tinged with sadness ,  
 
_Ex:
everything he said seemed to be tinged with irony ,
  ,  
_Ex:
his admiration was tinged with envy   
  
_Ex:
the influence of Plato tinges his work   
  

tingle
1> 
_Ex:
the tingle of the morning air  
_Ex:
a tingle of regret  
_Ex:
the cold caused a tingle in my fingers    
  
_Ex:
I had a tingle in the legs    ,   
2> , 
_Ex:
he was all in a tingle   
3> _. , 
4> _.   
5>  ,  ( );   (
  );  , 
_Ex:
my eyes were tingling   
_Ex:
his ears tingled     
_Ex:
their cheeks tingled with the cold    
_Ex:
his cheek tingled from the slap     
_Ex:
on her tongue the exact details were tingling to be uttered
      
6>  ,  ( ), , ,
, 
_Ex:
the reply tingled in his ears      
7>  ( , )
_Ex:
his cheeks tingled with indignation    

_Ex:
his conscience begins to tingle   
 
8>   ,   . .; 
_Ex:
shame tingled his cheeks     
9> , 
_Ex:
to tingle with impatience   
_Ex:
we were all tingling with eagerness and excitement  
     
_Ex:
he felt the lust of battle tingle in him from head to heel
    ,  
_Ex:
the book tingles with interest   
10>  , 
_Ex:
every note tingled through his soul   ( )
    
11> ; 
_Ex:
to tingle the blood () 
_Ex:
news that tingles all hearts ,  
  
12> _. 
_Ex:
to tingle a bell  
13> _. 
_Ex:
the little bell ceased to tingle  

tinhorn
1> _. ;  
2> _. ,  ; ; ; 
;  
_Ex:
tinhorn racket  
_Ex:
tinhorn gambler    
_Ex:
tinhorn lawyer    ;  ,
 

tinker
1> , ; ;  
_Ex:
to swear like a tinker    
_Ex:
as drunk as a tinker   
_Ex:
as quarrelsome as a tinker  
2>  , 
3> _.    
4> (.  . .)  -  -.
_Ex:
to have a (an hour's) tinker at smth.  -. 
 
5> _.  ();  (); ;
6> _.  
_Id:
I don't care a tinker's damn (curse, cuss)  

_Id:
it is not worth a tinker's damn (curse)   ()
  
7>  ;    ,
 
8> (. at, with, about)  ; ,
 -; , ; 
_Ex:
to tinker (up) a broken clock -  

_Ex:
to tinker (away) at the radio   
_Ex:
to tinker about the house     
_Ex:
don't tinker with it   ,   
_Ex:
his doctor tinkered him up    
()
9> (at, with)  -; 
  ; ;  
_Ex:
art does not admit of being tinkered at   

10> , , 
_Ex:
to tinker with a novel  

tinkering
1> , ; 
_Ex:
tinkering reforms  

tinkle
1> (.  . .)  ; ;  
_Ex:
the tinkle of falling glass   
_Ex:
the high tinkle of laughter  (, )

2> _.  
_Ex:
give me a tinkle  
3> ; 
_Ex:
a bell tinkled  
_Ex:
the dry snow tinkled beneath my feet   
 
4> ; 
_Ex:
to tinkle on a guitar   
5> ; , 
_Ex:
to tinkle a bell  
_Ex:
the clock tinkled out nine   
6> _.  ( )
7> _. 

tinkler
1> _. 
2> _. ,  (. )

tinkling
1> ; ; 
2> ; 

tinkly
1> ; 
_Ex:
tinkly bells  

tinman
1> 

tinned
1>    ; 
_Ex:
tinned foods (goods)  , 
_Ex:
tinned loaf  
2>   , 
_Id:
tinned music _.  ; ; 

tinner
1> 
2>    
3>   

tinnery
1>  
2> _pl.  

tinning
1> , ;  
2>  , 
3>  
4> 

tinnitus
1> _.   

tinny
1> _. ; 
2>   ;   
3> 
_Ex:
tinny sound  
4> _. , 
5>  ( )

tinsel
1> 
_Ex:
trimmed with gold tinsel   
2> _. ,  
_Ex:
the tinsel of politeness  
_Ex:
the tinsel of rhetoric 
3>  ,    
4> _. 
5> ; 
_Ex:
tinsel splendour of langauge  
_Ex:
tinsel music ,    
_Ex:
tinsel cinema  
6> ,    
7> . _.  ;   
 

tinsmith
1> , 

tinstone
1> _. ,   (. tinstone ore)

tinstuff
1> _. _.  

tint
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
warm tints  
_Ex:
flat tints  () 
_Ex:
tint of yellow  
_Ex:
several tints of green   
_Ex:
red of tint, with a red tint   
_Ex:
autumn (autumnal) tints   (.   
)
_Ex:
of the purest tint   ,  ,
 
2>  
3> ,    
4>  ; ,  
5>  ( );  ( )
_Ex:
ruled tint ,   
6> 
7>  ; ; ; 
_Ex:
the sun tinted the clouds with red   
  
_Ex:
the walls were tinted grey     ()
 
8> 

tint-block
1> _.      

