German to English Dictionary (Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch)

Tick-box

A small square printed on a form or digital interface that is ticked or checked to indicate a choice, preference, or completion.

Tie-Down-Roping

A rodeo event in which a cowboy attempts to catch a calf using a rope and then tie it down as quickly as possible.

Tight spot

A difficult, awkward, or dangerous situation from which it is hard to escape.

Tisane

An herbal tea made from the infusion of herbs, flowers, or fruits, typically without any tea leaves.

Titter

To laugh in a quiet, suppressed, or nervous manner.

Toasty

Pleasantly warm and comfortable.

Toddler

A young child who is just beginning to walk, typically aged between one and three years old.

Tom-Cat

A male domestic cat, especially one that is unneutered.

Topper

A student who achieves the highest rank or score in a class, examination, or school.

Toughie

A difficult problem, question, or situation that is hard to deal with or solve.

Truncate

To shorten something by cutting off a part.

Velcro

A fastening device consisting of two strips of nylon fabric: one covered with tiny hooks and the other with tiny loops, which adhere when pressed together.