What the means of the word "T" in a table tennis game?

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just like the title

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Which meaning fits best?

-T-

Table - The table must be 9 feet long and 5 feet wide, with the surface 30 inches above the floor.

Third-ball attack - A strategy in which the server attempts to win the point on the third ball over the net, almost invariably with a Kill shot on the receiver's return of service. Compare to Five-ball attack.

Throw Angle - The angle the flight of the ball makes coming off a racket face with the direction the racket is traveling. Each rubber has characteristic throw angles for each different type of stroke and blade. The throw angle characteristics are modified also by the contact racket angles, whether the racket is more open or closed and whether the contact is on the inside, middle or outside of the ball. This in turn determines whether the ball trajectory will be low, medium or high, and the ratio between the spin and speed of the ball after it leaves the racket face. High throw angle rubber generally has a higher spin component than speed, compared with low throw angle rubber. The throw angle of a rubber can be modified considerably by the blade used. (Flexy/slow/allround blades typically increase the throw angle.)

Topspin - Forward spin applied by drawing the face of the paddle up across the ball at impact.

Tack - A term which indicates the stickiness of a top sheet. The tackiness of a rubber sheet is usually measured by seeing whether the racket will hold the ball upside down on the face. A highly tacky surface will hold the ball for many seconds or even indefinitely. Under low impact speeds a tacky surface will slow the ball down dramatically. This characteristic is useful for certain shots. Tacky surfaces are particularly good at producing spinny serves, slow loops and pushes.

Tournament - An event wherein players compete in a variety of categories, and the one that prevails through the final round or that finishes with the best record is declared the winner.

Two-color rule - The rule that one of the paddle's striking surfaces must be black, the other red.

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