Portuguese to English Dictionary (Dicionário Português-Inglês)

The gloves are off

A state in which a dispute, competition, or negotiation becomes fierce, uncompromising, and without any remaining restraints or rules of politeness.

The jury is out

Used to say that a decision or conclusion has not yet been reached about something.

There-and-then

At that very time and in that very place; immediately and on the spot.

Thereabout

In the vicinity of a particular place or time.

Thereto

To that place, thing, or matter; to it.

Thereunto

To that place, thing, or matter; thereto.

Thespian

An actor or actress, especially in the theater.

Thigh-high

Extending upward to the height of the thigh.

Third-rail

An issue, subject, or policy that is so controversial or sensitive that any politician or group who attempts to address it risks severe political damage or career ruin.

Thornbush

A stiff, woody shrub or bush equipped with sharp thorns or spines.

Thorough

Complete with regard to every detail; not superficial or partial.

Those

Used to refer to specific people or things that are not near the speaker.