Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Thrush

A small or medium-sized singing bird, typically with a brown back and spotted breast.

Thud

A heavy, dull sound, such as that made by an object falling to the ground.

Tiara

A jeweled crown or ornamental headpiece worn by women, typically at formal occasions.

Tic

A sudden, repetitive movement or sound made involuntarily.

Tie-breaker

An additional period of play, game, or contest designed to determine the winner when competitors finish with equal scores.

Tie-dyeing

A resist-dyeing textile process where fabric is tightly bound, folded, or twisted and secured with strings or rubber bands before being immersed in dye, creating randomized or symmetrical patterns.

Tight schedule

A timetable or schedule with very little free time or flexibility between events or tasks.

Tight-Arse

A person who is unwilling to spend money; a miser.

Tilde

An accent mark (~) placed over a letter, especially n, to indicate a change in pronunciation, such as nasalization in Spanish or Portuguese.

Tilly

A female given name, traditionally a pet form of Matilda or Ottilie.

Timbales

A pair of shallow, single-headed drums played with sticks, commonly used in Latin music.

Time-critical

Requiring completion within a strict timeframe; where a delay would lead to failure, severe negative consequences, or loss of value.