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Weblio英和和英辞典 のさくいん「T」から始まる用語のさくいん
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- TA
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- TE
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- TH
- TI
- TJ
- TK
- TL
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- TN
- TO
- TP
- TQ
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- T(50音)
- T(タイ文字)
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- T(記号)
- Tom loved to travel.
- Tom loved watching sports.
- Tom loved writing poems when he was a teenager.
- Tom loves animals.
- Tom loves Australia.
- Tom loves Boston.
- Tom loves cake.
- Tom loves cats.
- Tom loves chocolate.
- Tom loves dogs.
- Tom loves fishing.
- Tom loves French.
- Tom loves his children.
- Tom loves his father very much.
- Tom loves ice-cold drinks.
- Tom loves Mary more than I do.
- Tom loves Mary with all his heart.
- Tom loves Mary.
- Tom loves ramen.
- Tom loves riding motorcycles.
- Tom loves spaghetti.
- Tom loves squirrels.
- Tom loves talking about music.
- Tom loves to show off.
- Tom loves to travel.
- Tom loves tulips.
- Tom lowered his voice and told Mary that he loved her.
- Tom Lubensky
- Tom Lynch (baseball)
- Tom Macan
- Tom made a choice.
- Tom made a decision.
- Tom made a fortune in oil.
- Tom made a motion that the class should have a party.
- Tom made a number of mistakes on his test.
- Tom made a phone call.
- Tom made a promise to come home early tonight.
- Tom made a speech.
- Tom made an apology.
- Tom made dinner.
- Tom made friends with everybody he met.
- Tom made fun of the teacher.
- Tom made his choice.
- Tom made his own fursuit.
- Tom made Jill a new dress.
- Tom made Jill his secretary.
- Tom made Mary wash his car.
- Tom made Mary wash the car.
- Tom made me a birdcage.
- Tom made me cry.
- Tom made me do that.
- Tom made me hurry.
- Tom made me weep.
- Tom made some mistakes in the test.
- Tom made some mistakes on the test.
- Tom made some scrambled eggs.
- Tom made stew for dinner.
- Tom made tea for me.
- Tom made the children laugh.
- Tom made the decision to cut ties with the mafia and start life over.
- Tom made the same mistake again.
- Tom made up his mind to be a firefighter.
- Tom made up his mind to be a teacher.
- Tom made up his mind to become a teacher.
- Tom made us wait a long time.
- Tom made you cry, didn't he?
- Tom majored in educational psychology.
- Tom majored in French.
- Tom majored in geology.
- Tom majored in Japanese literature in college.
- Tom majored in sociolinguistics.
- Tom majors in philosophy.
- Tom makes beautiful furniture out of wood.
- Tom makes his bread with only 3 ingredients: flour, water and salt.
- Tom makes more money than Mary does.
- Tom makes more money than Mary.
- Tom makes up stories all the time.
- Tom managed a small bar near Boston for quite a few years.
- Tom managed a small bar near Boston for quite a long time.
- Tom Manley
- Tom married a girl much younger than himself.
- Tom married an older girl.
- Tom married an older woman.
- Tom married Mary.
- Tom Marshall (basketball)
- Tom Martin (ice hockey b. 1964)
- Tom Martin (writer)
- Tom massages Mary's feet every night.
- Tom mastered French studying by himself.
- Tom Mastny
- Tom Matthews (politician)
- Tom Mauchahty-Ware
- Tom maxed out his credit card.
- Tom may be busy.
- Tom may be depressed.
- Tom may be in trouble.
- Tom may be under thirty.
- Tom may come at any time.
- Tom may come back to Boston soon.
- Tom may get divorced.
- Tom may have been sick.
- Tom may have missed the train. He hasn't come yet.
- Tom may need to wait.
- Tom may not be at home tomorrow morning.
- Tom may not be happy.
- Tom may not be hungry.
- Tom may not come to the party tonight.
- Tom may not come.
- Tom may not want to sing.
- Tom may possibly be lying about that.
- Tom McDermott (musician)
- Tom McHale (American football)
- Tom McIntosh (soccer)
- Tom McManus (American football)
- Tom McMillan (baseball)
- Tom McPhail
- Tom Mendoza
- Tom Meschery
- Tom messed up everything.
- Tom met Mary at a party, and it was love at first sight.
- Tom met Mary for the first time three years ago.
- Tom met Mary here.
- Tom met Mary on his way to school.
- Tom met Mary on the way to school.
- Tom Metzger
- Tom might be able to translate this into French.
- Tom might be busy.
- Tom might be depressed.
- Tom might be getting fired.
- Tom might be getting the ax.
- Tom might be here later.
- Tom might be right.
- Tom might have cancer.
- Tom might have missed the train. He hasn't arrived yet.
- Tom might know something.
- Tom might never walk again.
- Tom might not be hungry.
- Tom might not come.
- Tom might not eat this kind of cheese.
- Tom might not like it.
- Tom might not want dinner.
- Tom might've cried.
- Tom might've eaten something before he got here.
- Tom Miller (catcher)
- Tom Miller, one of several promising young composers, is gathering a lot of attention.
- Tom missed the last train and spent the night at an Internet cafe.
- Tom missed the last train.
- Tom missed the opportunity for a promotion.
- Tom misses Boston.
- Tom misses you.
- Tom mistook the sugar for salt.
- Tom misunderstood.
- Tom Moody
- Tom Moody (politician)
- TOM MOORE
- Tom mopped his brow with a handkerchief.
- Tom Moreland
- Tom Morello
- Tom moved from Boston in spring 2013.
- Tom moved here three months ago.
- Tom moved his chair a little closer to Mary.
- Tom moved his chair a little closer.
- Tom moved in three years ago.
- Tom moved to Boston just three months ago.
- Tom moved to Boston three years ago.
- Tom moved to Boston.
- Tom moved.
- Tom must be angry.
- Tom must be depressed.
- Tom must be from Australia.
- Tom must buy a pair of shoes. His old ones are all worn out.
- Tom must choose between honor and death.
- Tom must have been asleep.
- Tom must've found out that I was here.
- Tom must've gone fishing alone.
- Tom must've studied French.
- Tom must've thought Mary wouldn't want to do that.
- Tom must've told Mary about what happened.
- Tom Mutch
- Tom Myslinski
- Tom Nalen
- Tom named his dog Cookie.
- Tom narrowly escaped death.
- Tom need not go to school today.
- Tom needed rest.
- Tom needed some food.
- Tom needed to rest.
- Tom Needham
- Tom needs a haircut.
- Tom needs an interpreter.
- Tom needs help.
- Tom needs it.
- Tom needs me.
- Tom needs money to live.
- Tom needs someone to talk to.
- Tom needs the money.
- Tom needs time to do that.
- Tom needs to be told the truth.
- Tom needs to explain that to Mary.
- Tom needs to get a passport.
- Tom needs to talk to you.
- Tom needs two tickets to Boston.
- Tom needs two tickets to go to Boston.
- Tom Negovan
- Tom neither confirmed nor denied the rumors.
- Tom neither reads nor writes.
- Tom never apologized.
- Tom never asked why.
- Tom never curses.
- Tom never drinks alcohol.
- Tom never drinks beer at home.
- Tom never drinks except on special occasions.
- Tom never eats junk food.
- Tom never fails to send a birthday present to his father.
- Tom never felt comfortable expressing his own opinion.
- Tom never found out who Mary was.
- Tom never goes anywhere by himself.
- Tom never had an opportunity to learn French.
- Tom never hurt Mary.
- Tom never laughed.
- Tom never laughs.
- Tom never listens to me.
- Tom never loses his cool.
- Tom never loses his temper.
- Tom never orders pizza.
- Tom never saw him again.
- Tom never seems to get upset no matter what Mary does.
- Tom never speaks unless spoken to.
- Tom never stops to think.
- Tom never talks about his childhood.
- Tom never talks about his children.
- Tom never talks about his family.
- Tom never talks about his kids.
- Tom never talks about his work.
- Tom never talks about money.
- Tom never talks to Mary.
- Tom never thought he'd be able to do what he just did.
- Tom never thought that he'd be able to do what he just did.
- Tom never used to smoke, but he does now.
- Tom never wanted to get a divorce.
- Tom never was mean.
- Tom Newberry
- Tom no longer lives in Boston.
- Tom no longer loves Mary.
- Tom no longer needs glasses.
- Tom nodded silently.
- Tom nodded.
- Tom Nook
- Tom normally doesn't show his feelings very much.
- Tom Norman
- Tom noticed a drunk lying in the street.
- Tom noticed a drunkard lying in the street.
- Tom noticed a wedding ring on Mary's finger.
- Tom noticed blood on the floor.
- Tom noticed Mary was wearing a wedding ring.
- Tom noticed Mary's look and cracked a smile.
- Tom noticed that Mary was asleep.
- Tom noticed that Mary was sitting in his seat.
- Tom noticed that Mary was wearing a wedding ring.
- Tom noticed the mistake immediately.
- Tom noticed the mistake right away.
- Tom noticed.
- Tom Novak
- Tom now drinks a lot more than he used to.
- Tom now lives in Boston.
- Tom nursed the wounded bird back to health.
- Tom O'Brian
- Tom O'Dell
- Tom O'Hara
- Tom O'Horgan
- Tom O'Malley
- Tom obtained a firearm.
- Tom obtained a gun.
- Tom obviously hates me.
- Tom Odell
- Tom offended Mary.
- Tom offered Mary a chair.
- Tom offered Mary a slice of cake.
- Tom offered to lend me the money.
- Tom often arrives late for work.
- Tom often bakes cookies.
- Tom often climbs trees.
- Tom often cuts classes.
- Tom often doesn't keep his promises.
- Tom often dreams about his girlfriend.
- Tom often dreams of his girlfriend.
- Tom often drinks green tea.
- Tom often eats Thai food.
- Tom often emails jokes to me.
- Tom often emails me jokes.
- Tom often fails to keep his word.
- Tom often gets lost.
- Tom often goes fishing in the river.
- Tom often goes to Boston on business.
- Tom often goes to Boston.
- Tom often goes to school by bicycle.
- Tom often has temper tantrums.
- Tom often has trouble choosing what clothes to wear.
- Tom often has trouble remembering things.
- Tom often lies to Mary.
- Tom often listens to sad songs.
- Tom often makes mistakes.
- Tom often plays solitaire.
- Tom often plays tennis with Mary after school.
- Tom often plays the guitar.
- Tom often puts cinnamon in his coffee.
- Tom often puts honey in his tea instead of sugar.
- Tom often scratches his back.
- Tom often sits in front of his computer all day.
- Tom often skips class.
- Tom often skips meals.
- Tom often skips meetings.
- Tom often smiles.
- Tom often talks on the phone.
- Tom often talks to himself.
- Tom often throws temper tantrums.
- Tom Ognibene
- Tom only comes to visit once in a blue moon.
- Tom only drinks coffee.
- Tom only drinks decaffeinated coffee.
- Tom only drinks on special occasions.
- Tom only has eyes for Mary.
- Tom only has one arm.
- Tom only has regret.
- Tom only ran a little bit.
- Tom only speaks French at home.
- Tom only speaks French.
- Tom only thinks about making money.
- Tom opened a book.
- Tom opened a bottle of wine.
- Tom opened a law office in Boston.
- Tom opened a window.
- Tom opened his book.
- Tom opened his eyes and saw Mary.
- Tom opened his laptop.
- Tom opened his own restaurant in 2013.
- Tom opened his suitcase.
- Tom opened the book and started reading.
- Tom opened the book.
- Tom opened the box and looked inside.
- Tom opened the box and peeked inside.
- Tom opened the door and entered the office.
- Tom opened the door and the dog ran out.
- Tom opened the door and walked in.
- Tom opened the door before Mary had a chance to knock.
- Tom opened the door for us.
- Tom opened the door quietly.
- Tom opened the safe and took out his passport.
- Tom opened the safe.
- Tom opened the window even though his mother told him not to.
- Tom opened the window to get some fresh air.
- Tom opened the window to let in some fresh air.
- Tom ordered a beer.
- Tom ordered a cup of coffee and a donut.
- Tom ordered all of us drinks.
- Tom ordered apple pie, and so did I.
- Tom ordered everything on the menu.
- Tom ordered orange juice.
- Tom ought to apologize.
- Tom ought to be able to win.
- Tom ought to be allowed to talk.
- Tom ought to go.
- Tom ought to know.
- Tom ought to stop smoking.
- Tom ought to win.
- Tom outed me as a furry.
- Tom overslept.
- Tom Owen (politician)
- Tom owes Mary slightly over a thousand dollars.
- Tom owes what he is today to his wife.
- Tom owes you an apology.
- Tom owns a golf course.
- Tom owns a house in Boston.
- Tom owns a house with two rooms.
- Tom owns a yellow sports car.
- Tom packed a lunch for Mary to take to school.
- Tom Pagnozzi
- Tom paid for all the pizzas.
- Tom paid no attention to what Mary said.
- Tom paid.
- Tom Paine
- Tom painted the window frames yellow.
- Tom Palin
- Tom parked in his usual spot.
- Tom parked the car across from Mary's house.
- Tom Parker (information security)
- Tom participated in the Boston marathon.
- Tom passed a five euro note to his daughter, Mary, and said "buy whatever you'd like with this."
- Tom passed away a few days ago.
- Tom passed away at the age of seventy.
- Tom passed away at the tender age of 30.
- Tom passed away getting struck by lightning on the beach.
- Tom passed away last night.
- Tom passed away this morning.
- Tom passed away three years ago.
- Tom passed his French examination.
- Tom passed out because of the heat.
- Tom passed out.
- Tom passed the test by cheating.
- Tom passed the test.
- Tom Patsalis
- Tom Pearson (rugby player)
- Tom Pederson
- Tom peeled the apple.
- Tom Peloso
- Tom Pendry, Baron Pendry
- Tom Pennington
- Tom Perchard
- Tom Perry (politician)
- Tom persuaded her into going to the movies with him.
- Tom persuaded Mary to change her mind.
- Tom pestered his mother for money.
- Tom Petranoff
- Tom Petty
- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
- Tom phoned Mary.
- Tom phoned.
- Tom picked flowers.
- Tom picked Mary up the same way a man carries his new bride across the threshold and gave her a kiss on the cheek.
- Tom picked the book off the floor.
- Tom picked the broken glass off the floor.
- Tom picked the stuff up off the floor.
- Tom picked up a coin.
- Tom picked up a pillow and threw it at Mary.
- Tom picked up some pretty shells on the beach.
- Tom picked up the coin.
- Tom picked up the coins.
- Tom picked up the glass of water and took a sip.
- Tom picked up the phone and started talking.
- Tom Pickett
- Tom pinned a white corsage on Mary's dress.
- Tom planned to kill Mary.
- Tom plans to live in Boston for more than a year.
- Tom planted a small peach tree.
- Tom planted some flowers in his yard.
- Tom planted three apple trees in his yard.
- Tom played a joke on his friend.
- Tom played a waltz on the piano using only his thumbs and Mary was very impressed.
- Tom played hockey.
- Tom played hooky from school.
- Tom played ice hockey.
- Tom played the oboe and Mary accompanied him on the piano.
- Tom played the part of Hamlet.
- Tom played the piano and Mary sang.
- Tom played the piano.
- Tom plays the guitar almost as well as Mary does.
- Tom plays the guitar almost as well as Mary.
- Tom plays the piano every day.
- Tom plays the piano very well.
- Tom plays the viola, and Mary plays the cello.
- Tom plays the violin well.
- Tom plays volleyball well.
- Tom pleaded no contest to a charge of drunken driving.
- Tom pleaded to his mother for money.
- Tom pleaded with his mother for money.
- Tom pocketed the keys.
- Tom pointed out some mistakes I had made.
- Tom pointed out some mistakes that I had made.
- Tom pointed out the mistakes that Mary had made.
- Tom pointed to the picture on the wall.
- Tom pointed towards the mountain.
- Tom pokes his nose into everything.
- Tom pondered his next move.
- Tom postponed his departure till Sunday.
- Tom Poti
- Tom Poulton
- Tom poured cold water over himself to wake himself up.
- Tom poured himself another shot of bourbon.
- Tom practices martial arts.
- Tom practices piano every day.
- Tom praised you earlier, saying that "You are able to make bold translations thanks to an exceptional sense of the nuances in both English and Japanese". I think so too.
- Tom predicted Mary would do that.
- Tom prefers brown rice.
- Tom prefers coffee and chocolate with a slightly bitter taste.
- Tom prefers home-cooked meals.
- Tom prefers mechanical pencils.
- Tom prefers tea to coffee.
- Tom prefers to take a shower in the morning while Mary prefers to take a bath just before going to bed.
- Tom prepaid.
- Tom presented his graduation thesis yesterday.
- Tom pressed the phone to his ear.
- Tom pretended he didn't understand what Mary wanted him to do.
- Tom pretended he was sick.
- Tom pretended he was still asleep.
- Tom pretended not to know how to get to Mary's school.
- Tom pretended not to know the answer.
- Tom pretended not to understand French.
- Tom pretended that he was sick.
- Tom pretended to be deaf.
- Tom pretended to be Mary's friend.
- Tom pretended to not hear a thing.
- Tom pretended to understand Mary's poem.
- Tom pretends he doesn't understand French.
- Tom probably can't speak French.
- Tom probably cried.
- Tom probably didn't eat lunch.
- Tom probably died.
- Tom probably doesn't know why Mary was crying.
- Tom probably doesn't like you.
- Tom probably has food poisoning.
- Tom probably isn't at the gym.
- Tom probably knows.
- Tom probably won't want to tag along.
- Tom probably won.
- Tom promised he wouldn't make a mistake like that again.
- Tom promised he'd never be late again.
- Tom promised he'd wait.
- Tom promised me he'd be more careful in the future.
- Tom promised me that he'd be more careful in the future.
- Tom promised never to be late again.
- Tom promised not to go out alone.
- Tom promised that he'd wait.
- Tom promised to do everything he could to help me.
- Tom promised to send the check by mail.
- Tom promised.
- Tom Pryce
- Tom Pudding
- Tom pulled a delicious-looking pizza out of the oven.
- Tom pulled a flashlight out of his jacket pocket.
- Tom pulled a long face when he heard the story.
- Tom pulled an MP3 player out of his bag.
- Tom pulled his suitcase out of the closet.
- Tom pulled out a knife.
- Tom pulled the door closed.
- Tom purchased a pistol.
- Tom pushed Mary off the edge of the cliff.
- Tom pushed the door closed.
- Tom put a Band-Aid over his small tattoo of a spider so he would be allowed into a Japanese hot spring.
- Tom put a bandage on Mary's cut.
- Tom put a new roll of film into his camera.
- Tom put a star on top of the Christmas tree.
- Tom put away his clothes.
- Tom put down his pencil.
- Tom put down his racket.
- Tom put flowers on Mary's grave.
- Tom put his coat on and left.
- Tom put his hand on Mary's shoulder.
- Tom put his racket on the ground.
- Tom put his socks on.
- Tom put his toys into the toy box.
- Tom put his wallet on the desk.
- Tom put his wallet on the table.
- Tom put ketchup on his french fries.
- Tom put Mary to bed.
- Tom put milk in his tea.
- Tom put off his departure till Sunday.
- Tom put off his wedding because of a traffic accident.
- Tom put on a brave face.
- Tom put on his coat and left.
- Tom put on his coat and went out.
- Tom put on his helmet and then got on his motorcycle.
- Tom put on his pajamas and climbed into bed.
- Tom put on his rubber gloves.
- Tom put on his socks.
- Tom put on his sunglasses.
- Tom put on his sweater inside out.
- Tom put on some rubber gloves so he wouldn't leave fingerprints.
- Tom put salt in his coffee instead of sugar.
- Tom put some butter on his toast.
- Tom put some flowers on Mary's grave.
- Tom put some food into the dog's dish.
- Tom put some jam on his toast.
- Tom put some salt on his eggs.
- Tom put the book down.
- Tom put the book on the table.
- Tom put the bowl of popcorn on the table.
- Tom put the butter back into the refrigerator.
- Tom put the key on the desk.
- Tom put the letter opener back in the desk drawer.
- Tom put the luggage down.
- Tom put the racket on the ground.
- Tom put the ring on Mary's finger.
- Tom puts honey in his tea instead of sugar.
- Tom puts too much sugar in his tea.
- Tom Quad
- Tom quickly ate his breakfast.
- Tom quickly fell asleep.
- Tom quickly got off the bus.
- Tom quickly went in the room.
- Tom quietly closed the bedroom door.
- Tom quietly sneaked out of the room.
- Tom quit school last year.
- Tom quit smoking.
- Tom quit the company.
- Tom quit.
- Tom Radulski
- Tom raised an interesting question at our meeting.
- Tom raised three children all by himself.
- Tom raises Arabian horses.
- Tom raked up all the leaves.
- Tom ran a hot bath.
- Tom ran and ran, until at last he saw the telephone booth.
- Tom ran as fast as he could.
- Tom ran as fast as he was able to.
- Tom ran at full speed.
- Tom ran away from home.
- Tom ran away.
- Tom ran for his life.
- Tom ran home.
- Tom ran like a scared rabbit.
- Tom ran off like a coward.
- Tom ran out of his house in a hurry.
- Tom ran quickly up the stairs.
- Tom ran to the temple.
- Tom ran up the stairs.
- Tom ran.
- Tom rang the doorbell a couple of times.
- Tom rang the doorbell.
- Tom rarely asks questions.
- Tom rarely complains.
- Tom rarely goes out after dark.
- Tom rarely goes to Boston.
- Tom rarely laughs.
- Tom rarely sings.
- Tom rarely smiles.
- Tom rarely talks to anybody.
- Tom Rasmussen
- Tom rattled the door handle.
- Tom reached for a dictionary that was on the very top shelf.
- Tom reached for his knife.
- Tom reached for the dictionary on the top shelf.
- Tom reached out his hand.
- Tom read a book about the Spanish flu of 1918.
- Tom read a book under a tree.
- Tom read it out loud.
- Tom read Mary a story.
- Tom read somewhere that short people need more sleep than tall people.
- Tom read the letter aloud.
- Tom read the story out loud.
- Tom reads all the time.
- Tom reads slowly.
- Tom realized there were no cars parked in front of the school.
- Tom really cares about you.
- Tom really likes cake.
- Tom really likes Chinese food a lot.
- Tom really likes Chopin.
- Tom really likes French.
- Tom really likes writing poems.
- Tom really loved Mary.
- Tom really loves animals.
- Tom really wants to kiss Mary.
- Tom really wants to study French.
- TOM REBL
- Tom received a heavy blow on the head.
- Tom recently hired three more workers.
- Tom recommended the novel to them.
- Tom recovered.
- Tom reeked of alcohol.
- Tom refused our help.
- Tom refused to follow Mary's advice.
- Tom refused to give up.
- Tom refused to go to the hospital.
- Tom refused to play with the guinea pigs.
- Tom refused.
- Tom refuses to eat his vegetables.
- Tom refuses to speak French.
- Tom regained his balance.
- Tom Regan
- Tom regrets skipping school.
- Tom regrets telling Mary his telephone number.
- Tom regrets what he did.
- Tom regretted having wasted a great deal of his life.
- Tom Reilly Building
- Tom relaxed a bit.
- Tom relaxed.
- Tom remained a bachelor until his death.
- Tom remained silent.
- Tom remained single all his life.
- Tom remained single his whole life.
- Tom remembered.
- Tom reminds me of a boy I used to know.
- Tom removed his socks.
- Tom repeated his question.
- Tom repeated the question.
- Tom replied that he was sorry.
- Tom resigned.
- Tom resisted the temptation to lean over and kiss Mary.
- Tom resisted the urge to scream.
- Tom respects Mary a lot.
- Tom responded instantly.
- Tom retired at 65.
- Tom retired at the age of 65.
- Tom retired when he was 65.
- Tom retired.
- Tom retires next spring.
- Tom returned to Boston on Monday.
- Tom returned to Boston.
- Tom returned to his hotel room.
- Tom revealed the secret to Mary.
- Tom Reynolds (EMT)
- Tom Richardson
- Tom rides a bike to work.
- Tom rides a motorcycle to work.
- Tom rides his bicycle to work every day.
- Tom rides his electric bicycle to work every day.
- Tom Ridge
- Tom rises with the sunrise.
- Tom Robinson Band
- Tom rode his motorcycle across America.
- Tom rode his motorcycle across the United States.
- Tom rode the roller coaster.
- Tom rolled down the window.
- Tom rolled out of bed at 6:30, shuffled into the kitchen and put two slices of bread into the toaster.
- Tom rolled up his sleeves.
- Tom Rooney (racecar driver)
- Tom Rouen
- Tom rubbed his forehead.
- Tom rubbed his hands in front of the heater.
- Tom ruined my weekend.
- Tom runs 10 kilometers every day.
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