Usage of "thea" | TermGallery

portuguès

(Greek mythology) the Titaness who was mother of Helios and Selene and Eos in ancient mythology.

Usage of thea in anglès

Say, Will, they're bound to have got at 'em in the thea'tre. 
 Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill 

The case involves Edith Windsor and Thea Spyer, a New York couple. 
 Reuters 

Natural talent, or a product of growing up under Thea's ruthless gaze? 
 The bone palace 

Back at home, Comba told Thea she needed to have a baby. 
 The new yorker 

Thea sat up in bed and tore off the strings and paper. 
 The Song of the Lark 

It could even open doors to very lucrative career opportunities, Thea believes. 
 The South African 

For Thea, so much had begun with a hole in the earth. 
 The Song of the Lark 

Thea was reading, her book propped up before her in the sunlight. 
 The Song of the Lark 

He was married to the voiceover actress Thea Ruth, the BBC said. 
 Reuters 

Like the best dystopian worlds, Thea Lim's debut resonates with the present. 
 The Irish Times 

But his life was insured for six hundred dollars in Thea's favor. 
 The Song of the Lark 

Thea saw him sniffing the air greedily and walking slower and slower. 
 The Song of the Lark 

Thea sank back into a corner of the back seat and yawned. 
 The Song of the Lark 

Thea made some small movement that drew my attention back to her. 
 Danse Macabre 

Thea and Ray, up in the sunny cupola, were laughing and talking. 
 The Song of the Lark 

Thea took it up softly and pressed it to her own ear. 
 The Song of the Lark 

Frequent collocations

Translations for thea

portuguès

Thea through the time

Meanings of thea in anglès