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CEFR LEVEL
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tacit
word C1Understood or implied without being stated directly.
↗tactical
word C1Relating to or constituting actions carefully planned to achieve a specific immediate or short-term end.
↗tactile
word C1Connected with the sense of touch; perceptible by touch.
↗take up
phrasal verb C1To occupy or consume space, time, or energy; to accept or take on an offer, challenge, or opportunity
↗tampering
word C1The act of interfering with something in an unauthorized or harmful way.
↗Tandem
word C1a bicycle built for two or more riders sitting one behind the other
↗tangential
word C1Hardly touching a matter; peripheral or only slightly related.
↗taxonomy
word C1The branch of science concerned with classification, especially of organisms.
↗tech-driven
word C1Motivated, guided, or determined by modern technology and technological innovation.
↗tenacious
word C1Tending to keep a firm hold of something; clinging or adhering closely; persistent and determined.
↗tenacity
word C1The quality or fact of being very determined; persistent and unwavering resolve.
↗tenure
word C1the period of time a person holds a job, office, or position; guaranteed permanent employment
↗Therein
word C1in that place, document, or respect
↗Thereof
word C1of that; from that source; concerning that
↗Thereto
word C1to that; in addition to that
↗Thereupon
word C1immediately after that; as a consequence of that
↗threshold
word C1the magnitude or intensity that must be exceeded for a certain reaction or result to occur; a point of entry or beginning
↗thwart
word C1To prevent someone from accomplishing something; to successfully oppose or foil a plan.
↗tirade
word C1A long, angry speech of criticism or accusation.
↗tome
word C1A book, especially a large, heavy, and scholarly one.
↗tone down
phrasal verb C1To make one's speech, writing, or attitude less aggressive, severe, or intense; to make something less forceful, harsh, or extreme
↗torque
word C1A twisting force that causes rotation.
↗tortuous
word C1Full of twists and turns; excessively lengthy, complex, or devious.
↗touch-up
word C1A small repair or minor improvement made to enhance the appearance or condition of something.
↗tout
word C1to attempt to sell or promote something by praising it enthusiastically
↗Trachea
word C1the tube that carries air from the throat to the lungs; windpipe
↗trade facilitation
word C1The simplification, harmonization, and automation of international trade procedures.
↗trajectory
word C1The curved path that an object follows after being launched; the path of progress toward a goal.
↗transcend
word C1To be or go beyond the range or limits of something; to surpass.
↗transcendence
word C1Existence or experience beyond the normal or physical boundaries; spiritual elevation.
↗transcendent
word C1Surpassing the ordinary; exceptionally great or beyond the limits of normal human experience.
↗transformative
word C1Causing a marked, profound change in someone or something.
↗transgression
word C1An act that goes against a law, rule, or moral code.
↗transitory
word C1Not permanent; lasting only for a short time.
↗translucent
word C1Allowing light, but not detailed shapes, to pass through; semitransparent.
↗transpiration
word C1The process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts, especially leaves.
↗travesty
word C1A false, absurd, or distorted representation of something.
↗trepidation
word C1A feeling of fear or agitation about something that may happen.
↗Trifle
word C1a thing of little value or importance; a cold dessert made of sponge cake and fruit
↗try out
phrasal verb C1To test a system, product, or idea to determine its effectiveness or quality; to test something such as a method or product to see if it is effective
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