Definition
Definition of TEE - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: Trans Europ ExpressDated network of fast trains in EuropeDated
- We traveled across Europe on the TEE.
- The TEE offered a comfortable journey across borders.
- Many tourists preferred the TEE for its speed.
Origin of TEE
Unknown
Terms with TEE included in their meaning
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course section
the entire area from the tee to the green
golf
area of short grass between tee and green
tournament kickoff
golf tournament start where all groups tee off simultaneously
tee drive
golf shot curving left for right-handed golfer
equipment
ball used in beginner baseball played from a tee
sports
place a golf ball on a tee
golf
hit the first shot from the tee
American football
place the ball on a tee for kickoff
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- French:TEE, ...
- German:TEE, ...
- Italian:Trans Europ Express, ...
- Spanish:TEE, ...
- Portuguese:TEE, ...
- Chinese:TEE, ...
- Japanese:TEE, ...
- Arabic:شبكة القطارات السريعة الأوروبية, ...
- Hebrew:רֶשֶׁת רַכָּבוֹת מְהִירוֹת אֵירוֹפִית, ...
- Russian:TEE, ...
- Ukrainian:Транс-Європ-Експрес, ...
- Hindi:ट्रांस यूरोप एक्सप्रेस, ...
Definition of tee - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
clothingUS T-shirtUS
- He wore a blue tee to the party.
2.
sportspeg supporting a ball in sports
- She placed the ball on the tee before kicking.
3.
shapesomething shaped like the letter T
- The road formed a tee at the intersection.
4.
golf areaflat area of ground for starting golf shots
- He stood on the tee ready to swing.
5.
plumbingTECH. pipe fitting joining three pipesTECH.
- The plumber installed a tee to connect the pipes.
6.
technologyTECH. the process of redirecting output to multiple destinationsTECH.
- The program uses a tee to log data.
7.
curlingTECH. UK the target area in a curling rinkTECH. UK
- The stone stopped right on the tee.
Verb
1.
golfplace ball on a small stand for hitting
- He teed the ball before taking his shot.
2.
technologyTECH. redirect output to multiple destinationsTECH.
- The program tees the data to different files.
Images of tee
T-shirt 
peg supporting a ball in sports 
flat area of ground for starting golf shots 
pipe fitting joining three pipes 
the target area in a curling rink
Expressions with tee
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prepare or make ready for something
They teed up the presentation for the meeting.
begin or start an activity
The meeting will tee off at noon.
perfectly suited or fitting
The new software is adapted to a tee for our needs.
match or suit something exactly or perfectly
This dress fits her to a tee.
fit or match perfectly without any flaw
The dress suits her to a tee.
small fitted t-shirt for women
She wore a baby tee with high-waisted jeans.
casual shirt with images or text
She loves collecting graphic tees with band names.
T-shirt with a band's name or logo
She wore a band tee to the concert.
indicates a shy or embarrassed giggle
Tee hee hee, I can't believe I said that.
small device to elevate a football
He adjusted the football tee before the kick-off.
express light, playful laughter or giggle
She said tee-hee after the funny joke!
ready to begin or start something
The team was on the tee for the big presentation.
casual short-sleeved shirt made of cotton
He wore a blue tee shirt to the party.
children's sport where a ball is hit off a stationary tee
My little brother plays tee-ball every Saturday.
term for urination used by children
The toddler said he needed to go tee-tee.
give hair in exchange for a t-shirt
She decided to trade hair for tee at the fundraiser.
small peg used to elevate a golf ball
He placed the ball on the golf tee.
athletic T-shirt made from moisture-wicking material
He packed a technical tee for the long run.
farthest tee from the hole in golf
He always plays from the back tee for a challenge.
area on a golf course for the first shot
He stood on the tee box, ready to swing.
scheduled start time for a golf game
Our tee time is at 10 AM.
T-shaped piece joining three pipes
The plumber used a tee-joint to connect the pipes.
t-shaped vane on the ground showing airflow heading for pilots
The controller checked the wind tee before clearing the takeoff.
tool used to draw straight lines on paper
He used a tee-square to draw the building plans.
Origin of tee
Old English, tēah (small peg)
Examples of tee in a sentence
The tee had a funny slogan on it. The golfer adjusted the tee before swinging. He set the tee on the grass carefully. The architect designed a building with a tee structure. The garden path splits into a tee near the fountain. The golfer approached the tee with confidence.
They waited for their turn at the tee. A tee was used to split the water flow. The system required a tee for proper drainage. The system administrator set up a tee for monitoring. Using a tee, the data was sent to multiple servers. He aimed his last stone at the tee. The team celebrated as the stone touched the tee. She teed the ball with precision. They teed the ball on the first hole. The script tees the output to both console and log. Developers often tee the results for better analysis.
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- French:tee-shirt, placer sur un tee, ...
- German:T-Shirt, auf das Tee legen, ...
- Italian:maglietta, posizionare, ...
- Spanish:camiseta, colocar en el tee, ...
- Portuguese:t-shirt, colocar no tee, ...
- Chinese:T恤, 置球, ...
- Japanese:Tシャツ, ティーアップする, ...
- Arabic:قَمِيص تِي شِيرْت, وَضَعَ الكُرَةَ عَلَى القَاعِدَة, ...
- Hebrew:חוּלְצַת טְרִיקוֹ, לְהַנִּיחַ אֶת הַכַּדּוּר עַל טִי, ...
- Russian:футболка, устанавливать, ...
- Ukrainian:футболка, поставити м'яч на підставку, ...
- Hindi:टी-शर्ट, टी पर रखना, ...
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