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/'twɪst/

AmE

/'twɪst/

verb - to injure an arm, leg, foot etc. by pulling and turning

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/'taɪtˌrəʊp/

AmE

/'taɪtˌroʊp/

noun - a rope stretched between two small platforms in a circus etc. for acrobats to walk along

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/ˌtraɪ'aʊt/

AmE

/ˌtraɪ'aʊt/

verb - to test something in order to find out how good it is

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/'tʌf/

AmE

/'tʌf/

adjective - very difficult, hard

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/ˌteɪk'bæk/

AmE

/ˌteɪk'bæk/

verb - to return something to the place where it has been taken from

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/'tɜ:nɪŋ/

AmE

/'tɜ:rnɪŋ/

noun - a road or street that leads off from another

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/'tʊə/

AmE

/'tʊr/

noun - a journey during which you see several important places, and usually end in the place where you started

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/ˌteɪk kən'trəʊl/

AmE

/ˌteɪk kən'troʊl/

verb - to start to be in charge of something

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/'twɪstə/

AmE

/'twɪstər/

noun - a whirlwind; a tornado

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/ˌteɪk jɔ:'taɪm/

AmE

/ˌteɪk jɔ:r'taɪm/

verb - not to hurry with something

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/'tɒpɪk/

AmE

/'tɑ:pɪk/

noun - a subject that is spoken or written about

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/'treɪnˌdraɪvə/

AmE

/'treɪnˌdraɪvər/

noun - a person who drives a train

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/'trɒli/

AmE

/'trɑ:li/

noun, British English - a small carriage that you use in a supermarket to do your shopping

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/'træmp/

AmE

/'træmp/

noun - a person who has no home or job and travels from place to place

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/'tju:nə/

AmE

/'tu:nə/

noun - a kind of large sea fish that people eat