aah = v   
aback = adv , ; taken ~ ,  ,   
abacus = n ( pl -ci, -ses )  1) () ;  2) . ) (),        ; )  ;  3) .  -             
abaft = adv .  1)  ,   ;  2) ,       
abandon I = v  1) , ;  2)  ,  () ,     ;  3) ,  (.      )      
abandon II = n  1) ;  2) ,       
abandoned = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
abandonment = n  1) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) .  ( -                ) ;  4) ;  5)       
abase = v  1) ,  (   . .) ;  2)       
abasement = n  1) ,  (   . .)     ;  2)       
abash = v ,     
abashment = n ,   
abatable = a . ,     
abate = v  1) , , ;  2)  (  . .) ,  ;  3) , , ;  4) , ;  5)  () ;  6) ,       
abatement = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ,       
abat-jour = n .  1) ;  2)        
abbacy = n      
abbe = n . .  1) ;  2)  (  )      
abbess = n  ,   
abbey = n ,   
abbot = n   
abbreviate = v   
abbreviation = n  1) ;  2)       ABC = n  1) , ;  2) , , ABC of biology      ;  3)         ABC-book = n   
abdicate = v  (   . .) ,  ,  ( )  
abdication = n  ( )  
abdomen = n  1) . ,  ;  2)  ()      
abdominal = a   
abdominous = a ,   
abduct = v ,    
abduction = n   
abductor = n  1) ;  2) .        
abeam = adv .  ,    
abear = v . ,   
abecedarian I =   1)    ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
abecedarian II = n .  1) () ;  2)       
abed = adv    Abel = n .   
aberration = n  1) ,        ;  2)  ;  3) .    ;  4) . , .       
abet = v , ,  (-. )  
abeyance = n  1) ,  ,     , ;  2) .  ,         . .;  3) .  ,       
abhor = v    
abhorrence = n  1) , ;  2) ,          
abhorrent = a  1) , ;  2)       
abidance = n  1) , ; ~ by rules      ;  2)       
abide = v (abode, abided, abidden)  1) ,  (        ) ; I cannot ~ such injustice          ;  2) , ;  3) (by)  , ; to ~by the rules of the game             
abiding = a   
ability = n  1) , ;  2) pl , ;  3) . , ;  4) .       
abject = a  1) , , ;  2)       
abjection = n ,   
abjuration = n   
abjure = v  1) ;  2)       
ablation = n  1) . ;  2) .  ()      
ablaze = 1. a predic  1)  ,  ; to be ~ ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. adv      
able = a  1) , ;  2) ; to be ~ ,   ,           
able-bodied = a ,   
abloom = adv    
ably = adv ,   
abnegate = v  1)   ( -.) ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3)       
abnegation = n  1)  ( -.) , ;  2)       
abnormal = a  1) , . ;  2)       
abnormality = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)       
abnormity = . abnormality  
aboard = 1. adv  1)   (, ,   .     .) ;  2)   (  . .) ; all aboard!     )  !; )      !; 2. prep  1) )  ; )  ;  2)       
abode I = n ,   
abode II = past, p. p. . abide  
aboil = a .  1) ;  2) , , ; ~ with     indignation        
abolish = v , ,  (, )  
abolition = n , ,   
abolitionism = n .  (     )  A-bomb = n    
abominable = a , ,   
abominate = v    
abomination = n  1) ;  2) -.       
aboriginal I = n   
aboriginal II = a ,   
aborigine = n ,    
abort = v  1)    ;  2)        
abortion = n  1) , ;  2)       
abortive = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) , ;  3)       
abound = v  1)    ;  2) ,  (-. - in, with)      
about = 1. adv  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ; ~ ready  ;  4) , ;look ~  ; 2. prep  1)          : )        , ; there are lakes ~     the city    ; )      -          - , -     ,  ;  2)             ;  3)    -.  -.     , ;  4)   ,        ,  ,       
about-face = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)   ; 2. v  1) )  ; )      ;  2)   ;  3)           . .      
about-turn = 1, 2 = about face 1  2  
above = 1. adv  1) , ;  2) ; 2. prep  1)            -. ;  2)          -.,        ,   . .   , ;  3)     ,     ;  4)     -.     ,       
above-board = 1. a predic , ; 2. adv ,     
above-ground = a  1) ; ~ nuclear tests            ;  2) . ;  3) ;  4) , ,       
above-mentioned = a   
above-water = a  1) ;  2)        
abracadabra = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
abrade = v  1) , ;  2) .       Abraham = n . ; in ~`s bosom ) .   ; )      
abrasion = n  1) (), ;  2) ;  3) . ,  ;  4)       
abrasive = 1. n . ; 2. a     
abreast = adv  1)   ,  ;  2)  ,  ; ~ with the times        ;  3) .        
abridge = v  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  (-. - of)      
abridg(e)ment = n  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  ,       
abroach = a predic   
abroad = adv  1)  ,  ; from ~ -     ;  2) , ;  3)  , ;  4)        
abrogate = v  (, )  
abrogation = n ,   
abrupt = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( , ) ;  3) , ;  4)       
abruption = n , ,   
abruptness = n  1) ;  2) ,  (  . .) ;  3) , ;  4)       Absalom = n  1) . ;  2)  ;  3) ,         
abscess = n ,   
abscond = v  1) ,  ;  2)  ( , )      
absconder = n  ( )  
absence = n  1) , , ; ~ without     leave  ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( . ~ of mind)      
absent = 1. a  1) ;  2) ; 2. v to ~ 
oneself , ;   to ~ oneself from smth.     -.    
absentee = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3)   -.      
absenteeism = n  1)  (        ,   . .) ;  2)   , ;  3)  ,                       
absentee vote = n    
absently = adv   
absent-minded = a ,   
absent-mindedness = n   
absolute = a  1) , , ,     ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,        
absolutely = adv  1) , , ;  2) ,       
absolution = n  1)   ,       ;  2) ;  3) .        
absolutism = n .   
absolve = v  1)  (   . .) ;  2) , ;  3) .  ()      
absorb = v  1) , , ; ~ed in thoughts   ;  2) .       
absorbable = a  ,   
absorbedly = adv   ,   
absorbent = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  ; 2. a ,     
absorber = n .  1) ,  ;  2)       
absorbing = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
absorption = n  1) , , ;  2)  (   . .)      
absorptive = a ,   
abstain = v  ( - from) ,   (   . .; from)  
abstainer = n ,   
abstemious = a ,   
abstention = n  1) ;  2)  (.         )      
abstinence = n  1) , ;  2) ,         ;  3) . ; day of ~        
abstinency = n ,  (.  )  
abstinent = a  1) , ;  2)       
abstract I = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ,  ; in the ~     , ; 2. a ,     
abstract II =   1) ,  (from) ;  2)   (from) ;  3) , ;  4) . ,       
abstracted = a ,   
abstractedly = adv  1) , ,  (from) ;  2)       
abstractedness = n  1) ;  2)       
abstraction = n  1) , , ;  2)       
abstractionism = n ,    
abstruse = a  1)   , ;  2)  (   . .)      
absurd = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
absurdity = n  1) , , ;  2)        
abundance = n  1) , ;  2) , ,       
abundant = a , ,  (-. - in)  
abuse = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3) ;  4)  , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3) ;  4)        
abusive = a ,   
abut = v  1) ,  (on, upon) ;  2)  ( -. - against)      
abutment = n  1)  , ;  2) .          
abysm = n . ,   
abysmal = a  1) , ;  2) ,  (   . .)      
abyss = n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3)        
abyssal = a ,   
acacia = n   Academe = n .-.  1)  -   ,          ;  2) (.) (a) . ;  3) (a) . . )        , ; )  ,           
academic = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl   , ;  3) pl  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
academical = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
academically = adv ,   
academician = n  1) ,          . .;  2) , ,        ;  3)         ,   . .      
academy = n  1) (A.) ; Russian Academy of     Sciences   ;  2)   ,      ()  ;  3)  ; military ~      ; ~ of music        
accede = v  1)  (   . .) ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3)  (   . .)      
accelerate = v ()  
accelerated = a   
acceleration = n   
accelerative = a   
accelerator = n  1) ;  2) .       
accent = 1. n  1) ,  ; primary ~ .      ;  2) , ;  3) pl . ; 2.v  1)  ;  2)   , .     , ;  3)       
accentual = a  1)   ;  2)       
accentuate = v  , .   
accentuation = n  1) , . ;  2) ,       
accept = v  1) ;  2) ,  ,     ;  3)    ;  4) .  (         ) ;to ~ a draft (a     bill)   -            
acceptability = n ,   
acceptable = a  1) , ;  2)       
acceptance = n  1) , ;  2) , ,      ; ~ of persons      , ;  3) . , ; ~ bank      ,           ();     ~ credit   (      ) ; ~ for honour         ; ~ in blank      ; ~ supra protest             
acceptation = n       
accepted = a , ; ~ pairing   - ,      
access = n  1) , ; easy of ~ ;  2) , , ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)       
accessary = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. a predic  1) ();  2) . accessory 2.  1)      
accessible = a  1) , ;  2)  (-. - to) ,       
accession = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4) ;  5) ,  ()      
accessory = 1. n  1) pl ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
accidence = n  1) . ;  2)  -. ;  3)       
accident = n  1) , ; by ~ ; pure     ~  ;  2)  , ; fatal ~         ;     industrial ~        ; without ~ ,     ;  3) ;  4) ,       
accidental = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
accidentally = adv ,   
acclaim = 1. n  , . ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)       
acclamation = n  1) ,  ; voted (  arried) by ~  ;  2) . pl       
acclimate = . acclimatize  
acclimation = . acclimatization  
acclimatization = n   
acclimatize = v ()  
acclivity = n  (, )  
acclivous = n   ( )  
accolade = n  1) ,  ;  2) .          
accommodate = v  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3)  (with) ;  4) , , ;  5)       
accommodating = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)       
accommodation = n  1) , ;  2) pl  (   . .) ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5)       
accommodation address = n  1)  ,   . .,         -.     ;  2)         
accommodator = n   (   )  
accompaniment = n  1) ;  2) .       
accompanist = n   
accompany = v  1) ;  2) .       
accomplice = n  ()  
accomplish = v  1) , , ;  2) ,        
accomplished = a  1) , ,      ( , ) ;  2) ,        
accomplishment = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,  ;  4)       
accord = 1. n  1) ; with one ~ ; of one`s own ~ ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) . ; 2. v  1) ,  (with) ;  2)   ;  3)  (, ) ,       
accordance = n , ; in ~ with ,     
accordant = a  1) , ;  2)       
according = adv ~ as  1)    ;  2) ,   ;  3) ~ to ,  ,        
accordingly = adv  1) ;  2) ,        
accordion = n ,   
accost = 1. n ,  ( -.) ; 2. v  1) ,   -.,       -;  2)  (.  ) ;  3) .       
accouchement = n   
accoucheur = n   
account = 1. n  1) , bank ~   ; ~ current,     
current ~  ; private ~         ; on ~  ; on     smb. ` s ~  - ,  - ;     to open an ~ with  , to settle     (to 
balance, to square) ~s with smb. )      ()  -.; )        -.;  2) , , money of ~       ; to take an ~ 
of smth.     ,  ;  3) . pl , ; to keep ~s     .   ( );  4)     (       . .,  . charge ~); ~ card         ,       ;  5) , ; to give an ~ of smth.        -.;  6) , , ; to render an ~     of , ;  7) , ; by all ~s       ;  8) , ; on ~ of  ,     -; on no ~    ;  9) , ; to turn to ~     ;     10) , ; of no ~, of small ~       ; to make little ~ of       ,   ; on     one`s own ~     ; to 
call to     ~   ; to take into ~       ; 2. v  ,  ; to ~ him   a hero   ; to ~ for   ,      
accountability = n ,   
accountable = a  1)  ( -. - for;      -. - to) ;  2)       
accountancy = n ,   
accountant = n  1) ) ; ) ; ) ;  2) .       
accountant-general = n    
accounting = n , ; cost ~    
accounts payable = n .  1)   ( ) ,       ;  2)   ()      
accounts receivable = n .  1)   ( ) ,       ;  2)   ()      
accredit = v  1) ,  (  .     .) ;  2)  (-. -.) ;  3)  (-. -.) ,      (-. -.) ;  4) )  ; )                       ;  5)       
accredited = a  1)  , ;  2)       
accretion = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; ~ to capital             
accrual = n , ; ~ of interest    
accrue = v  1) ,  (.      ) ;  2) ,    (-. -     to) ;  3)  ( -. - from)      
accumulate = v  1) , ;  2)       
accumulation = n  1) , , ;     
primitive ~ . .      ;  2) ,       
accumulative = a  1) ;  2)         
accumulator = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) .       
accuracy = n , ,   
accurate = a , , ,   
accursed = a  1) , ;  2)       
accusation = n , . .  ; to bring an ~ against smb.  -.; to be under an ~ of smth.   -.  
accusative = 1. n .  ; 2. a .     
accuse = v  ( -. - of)  
accused = n (the ~)   
accuser = n   
accustom = v ; to ~ oneself ,   
accustomed = a  1) ,  ( -. - to) ;  2) ,       
ace = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ,     (     ) ;  3)   , ,     within an ~ of   ;  4) ,  ;  5)  ; 2. a , ; 3. v  1) .      .      .;  2) ) .    (     ); )  -.       
acerbity = n  1) ;  2)  (  . .)      
acetate = n  1) .   , ;  2) .  ;  3) .   (     )      
acetic = a   
acetone = n .   
acetous = a ,   
acetylene = n  1) ;  2) attr       
ache = 1. n () ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  -.      
acheless = a   
achievable = a   
achieve = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)         
achievement = n  1) ;  2) ,       Achilles = n . . , ; Achilles` heel    
achromatic = a ,   
acid = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2) . ; ~ rain  ;  3) ,       
acidify = v ()  
acidity = n   
acid-proof = a   
acidulated = a  1) , ;  2)       
acidulous = a   
acknowledge = v  1) , ;  2)   (  . .) ;  3)  (   . .)      
acknowledgement = n  1) ;  2) ,   ; ~ of     debt .  () ;  3) , ; in ~ of       ,   ;  4)           
aclinic = a ,  ; ~ line    
acme = n  ,    
acne = n ,   
acock = adv   
acolyte = n ,   
acorn = n   
acoustic = a  1) , ;  2) .       
acoustics = n ,     
acquaint = v  1)  ( -.,  -.) ,     ; 
to ~ oneself with       -.; to be ~ed with   ;  2) ,       
acquaintance = n  1) ; nodding ~      ; speaking ~ ,        ; to make     the ~ of smb.   -.; to     
cultivate the ~   ( -     of) ;  2) , (with) ;  3) ,       
acquest = n  1) ;  2) .        
acquiesce = adv  ; to ~ in   
acquiescence = n  ,   
acquiescent = a ,   
acquire = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  (  . .)      
acquirement = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) pl ,       
acquisition = n   
acquisitive = a  1)   ;  2)       
acquit = v  1)  () ,      (  . .) ; to ~ oneself of     promise  ;  2) ()  -.;  3)       
acquittal = n  1)  () ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3)       
acquittance = n  1)  ,   ;  2)         
acre = n  1)  ( 0,4 ) ;  2) pl , ;  3) pl .  ,       
acreage = n  ,      
acrid = a  1) ,  ( ,  ) ,     ;  2) , ,       
acridity = n  1) ;  2) ,       
acrimonious = a  1) , ;  2) .       
acrimony = n  1) , ;  2) .       
acrobacy = n a.    
acrobat = n   
acrobatic = a   
acrobatics = n ; aerial ~    
acronym = n .   
acropolis = n ( pl.  - leis)  1)  . ;  2) (the A)        
across = 1. adv  1) ,  ,    ; the     
valley is one mile ~        ; a line drawn ~ ,      ;  2)   ,   ; 
by this     time he is ~             ;  3) -; with arms ~       -; 2. prep       : )       , ,   . .   ,   we walked ~ the avenue     ; )       ,   . . ,     ,   ; there is a park ~   the street      ; )    (   )       ,   ; the train went ~ the forest          
acrostic = n   
acrylic = 1. n  1)  ,  2)  ;  3) ,    ;  4) ,   ; 2. a ; ~ plastic    ,     
act = 1. n  1) , , , ;  2) o, , Act of grace     ;  3) , , constituent ~      ; ~ of the law      ; ~ and deed  ,     ;  4) ,  () ; 2. v  1) , ,  ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  ( - on)      
acting = 1. n . ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ; ~ in charge            
action = n  1) , ; the man of ~      ; 
to take ~  ,      ; to bring (to call, 
to put, to set)     into ~   ;  2) , ;  3)  , ;  4)  , ; to bring (to     enter, to lay) an ~ against smb. , to take ~     against smb.   -.     () ;  5) , ; in ~  ; to bring into     ~   ; 
to go into ~ )       ; )   ; to be 
killed (      to fall) in ~          
activated = a   
active = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) .       
activism = n  1)         ;  2) .         ;  3)  -  ,                   
activity = n  1) ;  2) ,       
actor = n   
actress = n   
actual = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
actuality = n  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
actualize = v  1) , ;  2)        
actually = adv  1) ,  ,       ;  2)   ,   ;  3) ,         
actuate = v  1)      ;  2) ,       
actuation = n  1)   ;  2) ,       
acuity = n  (, )  
acumen = n , , business ~    
acuminate = v  1) ;  2)        
acupuncture = 1. n . , ; 2. v      
acute = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,  ( )      
acuteness = n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  ()      
ad = . . . advertisement, , ; want ~        ; ~ 
director   ; ~ page (column)  () ; music ~ ,    -.      
adage = n ,   Adam = n  1) . ; ~ and Eve   ;  2) ) , ; )        
adamant = n  1) ;  2) attr ,       
adamantine = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
adapt = v  1) ,  (to, for) ; to     ~ 
oneself ;  2)  () ,  (.     )      
adaptability = n  1) ;  2) ,       
adaptable = a    
adaptation = n  1) , ; light ~        ;  2)  (. )      
adapter = n  1) ,  ,      ;  2) ,        ;  3) . , ,       
add = v  1) , ;  2) ; to ~ in ; to ~ to     ;  3) , , ,           
added-value tax = .      
addenda = pl . addendum  
addendum = n ,   
adder = n  1) ;  2) .       
addict I = n   
addict II = v  ( -. - to) ,  (-. - to; . to ~ oneself)  
addiction = n   -.,    
addition = n  1) , , ; in ~     to  ;   ;  2) . ;  3) .       
additional = a , ,  ( )  
addle = 1. a  1) ,   ( ) ;  2) , , ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)       
addle-brained = . addle-headed  
addle-headed = a ,   
address = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; election ~        ;  3) , ,  ;  4) pl ; to pay one`s ~es     ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)   -. ( , ) ;  3) to ~ oneself to ,       -.      
addressee = n   
adduce = v ,  (  , )  
adduction = n  (, )  
add up I = phr v  1) , ;  2) (to)  ( -.), ,      ;  3)  ,  ;  4) ,        
add up II = n . , ,   
ademption = n .  ( -.) ,  ,   
adept = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ; 2. a , ,     
adequacy = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
adequate = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)        
adequation = n  1) ;  2)       
adhere = v  1) () , ,     ;  2)  (-. - to) ,       (-. - to)      
adherence = n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) .       
adherent = 1. n , ; 2. a  1)  , ;  2) ,       
adhesion = n  1) ;  2) . , , ;  3)  -.,  -.      
adhesive = 1. n  ; 2. a , ,     
ad hoc = .   ; ~ committee  ,     
adieu = 1. n ; to take (  to make) one`s   ~ ; 2. int ()!    
ad interim = .  1) )  ; ) ,       ; to serve ~       ;  2) ; ~ report        
adiposity = n ,   
adit = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) . ,       
adjacency = n  1) , , ;  2) pl       
adjacent = a , , ,   
adjectival = a .     
adjective = 1. n .  ; 2. a , ,       
adjoin = v  1) , ,  ;  2) ,       
adjourn = v  1) , ;  2)   (  ..) ;  3)     ,     .    ;  4)  ,       
adjournment = n  1) ;  2)  ( )      
adjudge = v  1)  ,  ;  2) )  , ; )       ; ) ;  3) (to) ;  4) . , ,       
adjudg(e)ment = n  1)  , ;  2)       
adjudicate = v . ,  ,   
adjunct = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
adjuration = n  1) , ;  2)       
adjure = v  1) , ;  2) .         
adjust = v  1) , , ,     ;  2)   ;  3)  (  ..) ;  4) , ,       
adjustable = a ,   
adjuster = n , ,   
adjusting = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
adjustment = n  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3) .       
adjutant = n .  1) ;  2)                 
adjuvant = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
adman = n . ( pl -men )     
admass = 1. n .  1) ,    ,     ;  2) . ,   ,      ; 2. a  1)    ,     ;  2) . , ~ culture            
admeasure = v  1) ,  , ;  2) ,       
admeasurement = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
administer = v  1)  , ;  2) ,  () ;  3) ,  () ;  4) ,       
administered price = n .  ()   
administrate = v   
administration = n  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4)    ()      
administrative = a  1) ,     -;  2)  ( )      
administrator = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .       
admirable = a ,   
admiral = n  1) ;  2)        
admiralty = n  1) ;  2) (A.) -  ()      
admiration = n  1) ;  2)        
admire = v  1) , ;  2) .   ( -.)      
admirer = n ,   
admiringly = adv ,    
admissible = a ,   
admission = n  1) , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) , ;  4) . ,  (, ) ;  5) attr  (   ..) ,      ( , )      Admission Day = n         (  )  
admissive = a   
admit = v  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , ; it doesn`t ~ of     doubt    ;  4) ,  (,     ) ;  5) , ;  6)  ( )      
admittance = n , ; no ~!  !  
admittedly = adv   
admix = v  1) ;  2) ()      
admixture = n  1) ;  2)       
admonish = v  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( -. -     of) ;  3) ,  ( -. - of)      
admonishment = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
admonition = n  1) . admonishment;  2) ,       
admonitory = a ,   
ado = n  1) , , , much ~ about nothing        ;  2)       
adobe = n  1)  , ;  2)        
adolescence = n   
adolescent = 1. n , , ; 2. a ,     
adopt = v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (   ) ;  4) ,          
adoptee = n ,   
adoption = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (  ) ;  4)       
adoptive = a  1) , ;  2)       
adorable = a   
adoration = n ,   
adore = v ,   
adorer = n ,   
adorn = v   
adornment = n   
adown = adv . , . ,   
adrenal = 1. n .  ; 2. a .     
adrift = adv  ,   ,   ; to cut ~   ; to go ~ ; to turn ~   ,      
adroit = a , ,   
adulate = v ,   
adulation = n  ,   
adulatory = a ,   
adult = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
adulterant = n   
adulterate = 1. a  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) , ; 2. 
v  () , .    (  ..)    
adulteration = n ,   
adulterer = n     
adultery = n ,     
adumbrate = v  1)    ,      ;  2) ;  3)       
adumbration = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
adust = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
ad valorem = .    , ( )     
advance = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) , ;  4) , ; ~ against goods        ; ~ against security       ,  ; ~ free of     interest  ; to ask for an     ~  ; to grant an ~ )      ; )  ;  5)  ( ,  ) ;  6) . pl    -.,     ; to make ~s  ;  7) , ; in ~ ,     , ; in ~ of ) ; )     ; to be in ~ ) ; )      ,  ( ) ; 2. v  1) () , ();  2) . ;  3) ;  4)  , ;  5)  ,  ;  6) () ( ,  )      
advanced = a  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ; ~ in years       
advanced study = n .  ; ~ studies     
advance-guard = n   
advance man = n .  1)         ,    ,       ..;  2)       
advancement = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
advance party = n  1) ,         ,           ,      ;  2) .   , .      ;  3)   ,           . .      
advance payment = n .  1)  ;  2)   ()      
advantage = 1. n ,  ;   mutual ~  ; to take (  to   make) ~ of smth.  -.; to   take ~ of smb.  -.; 
to score   an ~  ; to ~ ; to   show 
smth. to the best ~  -.      ; 2. v ,    , ,     
advantageous = a ,   
advent = n  1) , , , ;  2) (A.) .       
adventitious = a  1) ;  2) ,       
adventure = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( -.)      
adventurer = n  ,   
adventuress = n  ,   
adventurous = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
adverb = n .   
adverbial = a .   
adversary = n ,   
adversative = a  1)  ;  2) .       
adverse = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ;  4) .  ( )      
adversity = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
advert = v  1) , ;  2)          
advertence = n  ,   
advertency = n . advertence  
advertise = v  , ; to ~ for smth.  -.    
advertised bidding = n .    
advertisement = n ,   
advertiser = n  1) ,  ;  2)         
advertising = n  1) ) , ; )      ;  2)  ,  ;  3)        
advertize = . advertise  
advice = n  1) ,  (,       ..) ;  2) pl , , ,     ;  3) .  (        ,         ) ;  4)  . .  .       
advisable = a  1) , ;  2)       
advise = v  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) , ;  4)  ( - - with) ,      ( -.,  -. -     with)      
advised = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
advisedly = adv ,   
adviser = n , ,   
advisory = a ,   
advocacy = n  1) ;  2)  (  ..) ;  3)       
advocate = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v ,   ,   ,     
adwoman = n ( pl -women )  -   ,     
aegis = n ; under the ~ of   (-.)  
aerate = v  1) ;  2)       
aeration = n  1) , ;  2)       
aerial I = n   
aerial II = a  1) , , . ;  2)       
aerie = n  1)  ;  2)    ;  3)  ( )      
aeriform = a , , .   
aerify = v  1)    ;  2)       
aerobatics = n  ,    
aerobic = a  1)   ;  2) . ) ; )               
aerobics = n   
aerobus = n   
aerocarrier = n   
aerodrome = n   
aerodynamics = n   
aerolite = n ,    
aeronaut = n   
aeronautics = n   
aeronavigation = n   
aerophone = n   
aeroplane = n ,   
aeroport = n   
aerosol = n  1)  ();  2) .       
aerospace = 1. n  1) )    ;     )  -     ;  2)  ; 2. a -,     
aerostat = n ,    
aerostatics = n  1) ;  2)       
aerostation = n   
aerotechnics = n   
aery = . aerie  Aesop = n   Aesopian = a  1) ,   ;  2) ,   ; ~     language        
aesthete = n   
aesthetic = a   
aesthetics = n   
afar = adv , ,  ( . ~ off), ,  ( . from ~)  
affability = n , ,   
affable = a , ,   
affair = n  1) ; business ~  ()     ; that is my ~   ; mind     your own ~s     ;     foreign ~s  () ;     domestic ~s   () ;     an ~ of 
honor )  ; ) ; a     poor ~ .  ;  2) 
pl , , . ,           
affect I = v  1) ,  ( -.) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  () ;  4)  ( )      
affect II = v  1) ,  ;  2)  ,  (-.)      
affectation = n  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)  (, )      
affected I = a  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)       
affected II = a  1) ;  2) ,       
affection = n  1) ,  ( -., -.     - 
for, towards) ;  2) ;  3)       
affectionate = a ,   
affective = a   
affiance = 1. n  1)  ( - in) ;  2) ; 2. v        
affiche = n . ,   
affidavit = n .    ; to swear (  to make) an ~    ; to take an ~    
affiliate = 1. n  1) . ,  (  ..) ;  2) .  , -;  3) , , , ; 2. a . ; 3. v  1) ()        (with, to) ;  2)   ;  3) . ;  4) .  , .            
affiliation = n  1) ;  2)   , ;  3) . ;  4) .  , .            
affined = a   
affinity = n  1) ;  2) , , ,     (); linguistic ~  ;  3) ;  4)       
affirm = v  1) ;  2)       
affirmation = n  1) ;  2)       
affirmative = 1. n to answer in the ~    ; 2. 
a ,     
affix I = n  1) , ;  2) .       
affix II = v  1)  (to, on) ,      () ;  2)  () ,  ()     ;  3)  ;  4)  (  . .)      
afflict = v  , ,   
affliction = n  1) , ;  2)       
affluence = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
affluent = 1. n  () ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
afflux = n  1) , , ;  2) .        
afford = v  1)  ,  ; I can`t ~     this 
trip           ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  (  . .) ,      (  . .)      
afforest = v  ,   
afforestation = n ,   
affranchise = v  ( ,   . .)  
affray = n   , ,   
affreight = v  ()  
affreightment = n  ()  
affricate = n .   
affront = 1. n  () ; to put an ~   upon, to 
offer an ~ to     (-.) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)           (  . .)      Afghan = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  , ; 2. a     
aficionado = n . ( pl -os )  1) ,  ;  2) ) ; )             
afield = adv  ,  ; far ~ ,   
afire = adv  ; to set ~   
aflame = adv  ,  ; to set ~   
aflat = adv  , ,   
afloat = adv  1)  ,  ,  ; to bring ~       ;  2)  ,  ,  ;  3)  ,   (  . .)      
afoot = adv  1) ;  2)  ,  ,        
afore = 1. adv  1) . ;  2) . , ; 2. prep     
afore- = prep -, aforenamed ; aforesaid ,   
aforecited = a ,   
aforenamed = a ,   
aforethought = a ,   
aforetime = adv , ,     
afraid = a ; to be ~ of ; to make ~   
afresh = adv , ,   African = 1. n , , the ~s ; 2. a     Afrikaans = n a ( )  Afrikander = n  ( -   ) ,   Afro-American = 1. n  ,  ; 2. a    ; ~   music      
aft = adv .  ,    
after = 1. prep  1)    : )               ; the 
hospital is ~ the     supermarket        ; )   ,       ,  ; the boat     sailed ~ the yacht    ;  2)     : )       , ,      ; ~ cold winter came 
sunny     spring          ; )  ,           ,     , ; ~ five days   ;  3)           -. , ; this tune is ~     Gershvin   -  ;  4)  ,   -. , ;     he can look ~ 
himself         ; 2. a  1) ;  2) . , ; 3. adv  1) , ;  2) , , , ; 4. conj       
afterbirth = n . ,    
afterbody = n   -  
aftercrop = n .-.    
after-effect = n  1) , ;  2) .       
afterglow = n    
after-grass = n .-.   
afterlife = n  1) ) .  ; )       ;  2) .         
aftermath = n  1) . after-grass;  2)       
afternoon = n   ,  ; in the ~ ,  , ; in the ~ of life   ; 
good ~!  !; ! (     ) ;  ! (     )  
afterpiece = n   
aftershave = n ,    ( . ~ lotion)  
aftertaste = n  ,   
afterthought = n  1)  ; I had an ~           ;  2)         
after-treatment = n    
afterwards = adv , ,    
afterword = n  1) , , ;  2)        
again = adv  1) , ,  ; ~ and ~       ,   ; as much ~   ,     ; as far ~  ;  2)  ,   ;  3)         
against = prep  1)  ,         , ; the     soldiers marched ~ the 
sun         ;  2)   ,  , , , ;     the bookcase stands ~ the wall         ;  3)          , ; I have never ran ~ him earlier           ;  4)   -.,       -. ; he voted ~ Smith        ;  5)    -. , ; 
to     save money ~ a rainy day         ;  6)     , ; ~     the end of 
the month         
agape = adv  ,     
agaric = n .    
agate = n   
agateware = n  1)  ;  2)        
agave = n . ,   
age = 1. n  1) ; great ~  ; to     bear 
one`s ~ well    ;     to be (  to act) 
one`s ~ .        ;  2)  ( . full ~); to come of     ~  ; to be of ~      ; to be 
under ~      ; lawful ~      ;  3) , , ; Middle Ages      ;  4) ;  5) .  , ; we have not     
seen you for ~s          ;  6) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
aged I = a ,   
aged II = a  ...  
ageless = a   
agency = n  1) ,  (,     ) ; 
tourist ~  ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ; by (  through) the ~     
of ,  ;  5) ,       
agenda = n  1) pl  agendum;  2)  ;  3)        
agendum = n ( pl -da)    
agent = n  1) , ; constituency ~         ;     publicity ~   ;  2) , ; ticket ~       ;  3)  , , ;     coloring ~  ; physical ~            
age-old = a ,    
agglomerate = 1. n , ; 2. a  1)  , ;  2) . , . , ; 3. 
v  1) (), ();  2) .       
agglomeration = n  1) . ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ()      
agglutinate = 1. a  1) ;  2) . ; 2. 
v     
agglutination = n  1) ;  2) .       
agglutinative = a  1) ;  2) .       
aggrandize = v  1) , , ;  2) , ,           
aggrandizement = n  .  1) ) ,  (,       . .) ; ) ;  2) ,       
aggravate = v  1) , ;  2) .       
aggravating = a ,   
aggravation = n ,   
aggregate I = 1. n  1) , , ; in the     ~  ,  ;  2) ; 2. a ,  ,     
aggregate II = v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) . ,  ()      
aggregation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
aggression = n ,   
aggressive = a  1) , , ;  2) . ,       
aggressor = n  1) ;  2)       
aggrieve = v ,   
aghast = a predic  ,  ,   
agile = a , ,  ( )  
agility = n , ,   
agio = n  1) . , ;  2)        
agiotage = n  1)  ;  2)       
agitate I = v  1) , ; to ~ oneself     , ;  2) , , ;  3) ,  (  . .)      
agitate II = v  (for)  
agitation I = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
agitation II = n   
agitator I = n .   
agitator II = n   
aglet = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3)  (, )      
aglow = 1. a , ,  ,   . ; the cheeks are ~ with   health   ; 2. adv      
agnail = n   
agnate I = n      
agnate II = a   
agnomen = n   
agnostic = n .   
agnosticism = n .   
ago = adv  ; long ~   
agog = a predic  ,    
a-go-go = 1. n .  1) ;  2)       ; 2. a .  1)   ;  2) ;  3) ; 3. adv .  go-go,  gogo ,        
a-going = a predic  ,  ; to set ~     
agonize = n  1) ;  2)   ,  ;  3)        
agony = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)       
agrarian = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)   ;  3)   ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
agree = v  1)  ( -. - to;  -. -     with) ,  (  . .) ,      ( -. - 
on, upon) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) . ;  5)   ( ,   . .;     with) ;  6) ,    (      . .)      
agreeable = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
agreeably = adv  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
agreement = n  1) () ; to be in ~ with )     ,   ,      -. ; ) ,       -.;  2) , ; collective ~      ; to break an ~      ;  3) .       
agribusiness = = agrobusiness  
agricultural = a ,   
agriculture = n  ,   
agriculturist = n   
agrimony = n   
agrobusiness = n ,    
agro-industrial = n ,     
agro-industry = n   
agronomic(al) = a   
agronomics = n   
agronomist = n   
agronomy = n  1)  , ;  2)       
aground = 1. a predic .   , .      ; 2. adv .  , .  ,    ; to be ~   ; to run   ~       
ague = n ,   
aguish = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3)       
ah = int !, !  
aha = int !  
ahead = 1. a predic to get (  to be) ~ of   ; 2. adv , ; ~ of time        
aheap = adv    
ahem = int !  
ahorse(back) = adv  ( )  
aid = 1. n  1) ;  2) , . ;  3) . ;  4) . pl  ,     ; 
training ~s  ; visual     ~s  ; 2. 
v     
aide = n  1) ) , , ,     ; )  (  . .) ,       (       . .) ; the President and his     ~s    ;  2) ) = aide-de-camp; ) ,      ( . nurse`s ~),  ( . hospital ~)      
aide-de-camp = n (pl) aides-de-camp )   AIDS = n ( .  acquired immune difficiency syndrome)   ,   
aiglet = . aglet  
aigrette = n  1) , , ;  2) .          
aiguille = n  1)  , ;  2)       
ail = v ,  , ,   
aileron = n . pl .   
ailing = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
ailment = n ,   
aim = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; to take ~ ;  3) ; 2. v  1) ,  (at) ;  2) ,  (at) ;  3) ,       
aimless = a   
ain`t = . = am not; are not  
air = 1. n  1) , ; in the (open) ~      () ; to take the ~     ,  ;  2) )  , , ;     by ~ , ; ) . .     ; ~ force - ;  3) (the ~) ; on the ~         ; to be on the ~      (  )        ;  4) , ; to clear the ~       ();  5) , ;  6) ) ,  , ; ) .     pl , ; to assume ~     ;  7) . ) , ; ) ; )        ;  8) , ;  9)  ; 2. 
a  1) ;  2) ; 3. v  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)        
air-balloon = n  ,   
air-barrage = n   ()  
air-base = n   
air-bladder = n    
air-blast = n  1) ;  2)       
airborne = a  1)   , .     ;  2) predic   ; to become ~             
air-brake = n    
air-bridge = n ' '  
air-built = a , ,   
air-chamber = n    
air-conditioning = n    
air-cooled = a .     
aircraft = n  1) , . , ;  2) attr ; ~ carrier       
air-crew = n    
air-cushion = n  1)  ;  2) .        
airdrome = n , .   
air-exhauster = n    
airfield = n  1) ;  2) .  ,        
air-freighter = n    
air-ga(u)ge = n   
air-gun = n  1)  ;  2) .       
air-hammer = n    
air-hole = n  1) .  ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
air-hostess = n ,   
airily = adv  1) , ;  2) ,       
airing = n  1) , ; to give an ~     to    (-.) ;  2) ; to take (  to 
go for) an ~            
air-jacket = n ()    
airless = a  1) ;  2) ,       
air-lift = n . ' ',    
air-line = n  ,      
airline = n  1) ) ; )  ;  2) ;  3)       
airliner = n  ,     
air-lock = n  1)  ;  2) .        
air-mail = n  ,   
airman = n   
air-mechanic = n   
air-monger = n ,   
air piracy = n  ,    
air pirate = n  ,    
air pistol = n    
airplane = n ,   
air-pocket = n  1) .  ;  2) .        
airport = n   
air-proof = . air-tight  
air-raid = n    
air-rifle = n    
air-route = n    
airscrew = n ,    
air-shaft = n    
airshed = n   
airship = n   
air show = n  1)  ;  2)        
air shuttle = n   (  )  
airshuttle = v     
airsickness = n    
air-strip = n  ,    
air terminal = n   
air-tight = a ,   
air time = n , .  ,    
air traffic = n  ,  ; heavy ~     
air travel = n  1)  ;  2)          
air-unit = n   
airway = n  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3)        
airwoman = n   
airworthy = a    ( )  
airy = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
aisle = n  1)  ,   () ;  2)  ( )      
ait = n   
aitch-bone = n  1)  ;  2)       
ajar I = a predic ,   
ajar II = adv    
ajog = adv    
a-kimbo = adv ,     
akin = a predic ,   
a la = adv -,  ,  ,    
alabaster = n ,   
a la carte = ,   (   )  
alack = int . !  
alacrity = n ,   
alarm = 1. n  1) ,  ; air-raid ~      ; to give (to beat, to     sound) to raise the ~  ; to ring     the ~   ; false ~      ;  2) , ;  3)  (.) ~ clock; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,       
alarm-clock = n   
alarming = a   
alarmist = n   
alarm-post = n       
alarum = n  1)   ;  2)   ( ) ;  3) . . alarm 1  2      
a la russe = .   ,     
alas = int !  Albanian = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
albatross = n   
albescent = a ,   
albino = n   Albion = n . ,   
album = n   
albumen = n  1) () ;  2) . , .       
alchemist = n   
alchemy = n   
alcohol = n ,   
alcoholic = 1. n ; 2. a     Alcoran = n   
alcove = n  1) , ;  2)       
alder = n   
alderman = n  (  ,   )  
ale = n , ; ginger ~  ; Adam`s ~ .   
alee = adv   ,     
ale-house = n   
alembic = n  1)  ;  2) through the ~ of fancy             
alert = 1. n ,  ; on the ~   ; 2. a  1) ; to keep ~  ;  2) ,  3. 
v  1) ,  ;  2) .         
alertness = n  1) ;  2)       Alexandrine = 1. n  ; 2. a     
alexandrite = n .   
alfalfa = n .   
alfresco = adv     
alga = n    
algebra = n   
algebraic(al) = a   Algerian = 1, 2 . Algerine 1, 2  Algerine = 1. n , ; the ~s ; 2. a     
algorithm = n .   
alias = 1. n  ; 2. adv  ()    
alibi = n .   
alien = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) , ,  ( - to, from) ;  2) ; 3. v  1) . ;  2) .       
alienable = a   
alienage = n .     
alienate = v  1) , ;  2)  (from)      
alienation = n  1) , ;  2)  ( . mental ~)      
alienist = n   
alight I = v  1) , , ,      ( , ) ;  2) ,  (   . .) ;  3) .       
alight II = a predic  1) ,  ;  2)       
align = v  1) ,   , ;  2) , ,       
alignment = n  1) ;  2) . ,  ;  3) , , ;  4)    . .      
alike = 1. a , ; 2. adv ,       
aliment = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . ,  (-.) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,  (-.)      
alimentary = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( , )      
alimentation = n  1) , ;  2)  (-.)      
alimony = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
aline = . align  
aliquant = a .   
aliquot = a .   
alive = a  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3)   (to) ; to be ~ to     smth.  ,  -.;  4)  (with) ;  5) . , ;  6) .    ; to keep ~      (, ) ; look ~!     !; no man ~ ; 
any man ~ -      
alkali = n (pl) . alkalies ) .  1) ;  2) attr ,       
alkaline = a .   
all = 1. n  1) ) ( )  , , ;     ) , ,  (of) ; ~ is well      ; ~ of it   ( ); ~ of you      ( ); after ~  ,       ; at ~ ; in ~  ;     ~ but , ,  , ~ but     impossible  ; for ~ I know       ; not at ~  ,      ,  ;  2)  ; he lost his ~       ,  ; 2. 
a  1) ; ~ day  ; ~ his life       ; ~ this  ; and ~ that       ; for ~ that    ,       ; ~ the others  ; we ~     agree   ;  2) ; to renounce ~ attempt        ; 3. adv , , ; ~ the   
better  ; ~ one ; ~ the   same )   ,  ; )   ; ~ at once  ,   ; ~ alone )  ,     ; )   ;   ~ over ) ; ) , ;   
that is he ~ over!     !;   ~ over with ,  ( -.,   -.)    Allah = n   
all-American = 1. n  1)    (      ) ;  2)  ,        ( )  . . (      ) ; 2. a  1) )  ; )      ;  2) ,         ;  3)     ;  4) ,         ;  5) .  (  ) ;  6)           ,    . .      
allay = v  1) , ;  2)  () ,      ()      
all-clear = n      
allegation = n , ()   
allege = v  1) , ;  2)   -.,  -.      
allegiance = n , ,   
allegoric(al) = a ,   
allegory = n  1) ;  2)       
all-embracing = a   
allergen = n .   
allergic = a  1) . ) ; )       ,      ;  2) )  ( -.) ,       ( -.) ; )      ,  (     -.,  -.) ,   (-.)      
allergy = n  1) . ,      ;  2) (to) ,       
alleviate = v ,  (  . .)  
alleviation = n   
alley = n  1)  , ,        ; blind ~ ;  2) ;  3)  ( . skittle-~)      
alleyway = . . alley  2)      All Fools` Day = 1- , '  '  
alliance = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
allied = a  1) ;  2) ,       Allies = n pl  1) .  ( ,       ) ;  2)  -                 
alligation = n ,   
alligator = n  1) . ;  2) .       
all-in = a  1)  , ;  2) . ,       
all-in-all = 1. n  ,  ( -.) ; 2. a  1)  , ;  2)   (-.) ; 3. 
adv  1)  ,  ;  2) ,       
alliteration = n   
all-metal = a   
allocate = v  1) , ;  2)       
allocation = n  1) , ;  2)       
allocution = n ,   
allopathy = n   
allot = v  1)  ( ) , ;  2) ,       
allotment = n  1) , ;  2) , , . , ;  3)  ,       
all-out = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  (   . .) ; 2. adv   , ; to go ~      ,        
allow = v  1) , ;  2) ,  (that) ;  3) ,  () ;  4) . ,  (that) ;  5)   ,  (-.     - for) ,     (     -. - for)      
allowance = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   , ,       -.; to make ~s 
for       ;  4) . ;  5) () , , ;     house ~ .  ;  6)   ,  ;     
depreciation ~         ( ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,       
allowedly = adv     
alloy I = n  1) ;  2)  (, )      
alloy II = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)       
all-play-all = n .      
all-powerful = a   
all-purpose = a ,   
all right = adv . , ,   
all-round = a ,   All-Russian = a   
allseed = n .    
all-star = n  1)  ,        . .,    ;  2)  . . . .  ,      ,          
all-sufficient = a     (   . .)  
all-time = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
allude = v , , ,   
allure = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
allurement = n  1) ;  2)       
alluring = a  1) , ;  2)       
allusion = n ,   
allusive = a   ( - to) ,   
alluvia = . alluvium  
alluvial = a . ,   
alluvium = a . ,    
all-weather = a ,        
ally = 1. n ; 2. v ; to ~ oneself ,     ; to be allied to    ,      
almanac = n ,   
almighty = 1. a  1) ; the Almighty ;  2) . ; 2. adv . ,     
almond = n  1) ;  2) .  ,       
almost = adv   
alms = n   
alms-house = n   
aloe = n  1) . ;  2) pl  ()      
aloft = adv ,   
aloha = 1. n .  1) ;  2) ; 2. int !    
alone = 1. a predic , ; he can do it ~        (  ); to let   (  to leave) ~   ; 2. adv , ; he ~ can do it           
along = 1. adv  1) ,    ;  2) ; ~ with ,  ; all ~      ; (all) ~ of . , -; 2. prep ,     
along-shore = adv    
alongside =   1) ; ~ with ;  2) .   ,  ; ~ of         
aloof = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ; 2. adv , ,  ; to hold (    to keep, to stand) ~           
aloofness = n   
aloud = adv  1) , ;  2) . ,       
alp = n  1) p ;  2)   ( )      
alpha = n  -    ; Alpha and Omega   ,   ,  ; ~ plus .   
alphabet = n ,   
alphabetic(al) = a ,   
alphabetically = adv     Alpine = a   Alpinist = n   
already = adv   
also = adv , ; ~ ran . )   ; )  ( )  
also-ran = n  1) .   ,            (          );  2) ,  ;  3) .        
alt = n .   
altar = n   
alter = v  1) ();  2)       
alteration = n , ,   
altercate = v ,   
altercation = n ,   
alternate = 1. a , ; 2. v ()    
alternating = a ,  (.  )  
alternation = n   
alternative = 1. a , ; I had no (other) ~       ; 2. a  1)  , ;  2) .       
although = conj ,    
altimeter = n ,   
altitude = n  1) ,    ; to grab     for ~ ) .   ; )     . ,  2) ,   ;  3) . pl , ;  4) ) , ,  ; ) (     ) .        
alto = n .  1) ;  2)       
altogether = 1. n an ~, the ~ ; (in) the ~ .    (  ) ; 2. adv  ,  , ; 
for ~       
altruism = n   
altruistic = a   
alum = n   
alumina = n  ,   
aluminum = n   
alumna = n  ()  
alumnus = n ( pl alumni ) () ,  (  )  
alveolar = a . , .   
alveole = n  1) , , ;  2)       
alveolus = n ( pl alveoli ) .   
always = adv ; not ~ ,    
am = ( ) , , ( ) 1- . . . . . . to be  
a.m. = ( .  ante meridiem)  1) )  ; ) . ;  2)         
amadou = n   
amalgam = n  1) ;  2)       
amalgamate = 1. a , ,    (.  ) ; 2. v  1) (), (),     ();  2) , ()        
amalgamation = n  1) , ; ~ of business      ;  2) ,       
amass = v  1) ;  2)       
amassment = n  1) , , ;  2)       
amateur = n  1) , ;  2) attr       
amateurish = a ,   
amaze = 1. n . ; 2. v     
amazement = n ,   
amazing = a ,   Amazon = n  1) ) . . ; )          ;  2) (a.) ,       
ambassador = n  1) ; Ambassador Extraordinary and     Plenipotentiary        ;  2) ,       
ambassador-at-large = n    ,    
ambassadorial = a   
ambassadress = n  1)  ;  2) -;  3) ,       
amber = n  1) ;  2) attr       
ambergris = n ()   
ambiance = n .  1) , , ;  2) , ,       
ambidexter = a  1)    ;  2)       
ambidexterity = n  1)    ;  2) ,       
ambient = a   
ambiguity = n , , ,   
ambiguous = a  1) ;  2) ,       
ambit = n , , .   
ambition = n  1) , ;  2) , ,        
ambitious = a   
ambivalence = n  ,   ( -.,  -.)  
ambivalent = a  (   . .) ,  (   . .)  
amble = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)   ( ) ;  2)   ;  3)         
ambler = n   
ambrosia = n  1) . ,   (. .) ;  2)       
ambulance = n  1)  ;  2)  ,   ;  3) attr       
ambulatory = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( )      
ambuscade = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)        
ambush = 1. n ; to make (  to lay) an ~    ; to lie in ~     ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)         
ameer = n   
ameliorate = v ()  
amelioration = n   
ameliorative = a ()  
amen = 1. int ; 2. n ; to say ~ to   -.    
amenabilty = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
amenable = a  1) , ;  2) , ()       
amend = v  1) (), ();  2) ,   (       . .) ;  3) .       
amendable = a ,   
amendment = n  1)  () , ;  2)  (   . .)      
amends = n pl , ; to make ~ ,   
amenity = n  1) , ;  2) pl ;  3) 
pl       
amerce = v  1) ;  2)       
amercement = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)       America = n  1) . ,   ;  2) ( . the ~s)  ,     ,          American = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s     ;  2)         ; South ~ ; Latin ~     ;  3)           ;  4)     ( . ~     English); 2. a  1) ; North, South, Latin ~     , ,     ;  2) ,         ;  3)   -             American eagle = n  1) .  ;  2) ' ' (   )      American English = n    ,      American football = n   (  )  
americanism = n  1)         ,   ..;  2)  ,        . .;  3) . , , ,                    
americanist = n  1) ,   ;  2)   , ,             
americanize = v  1) ();  2)        American plan = n   ( )  
americium = n .   Amerind = n ,  , ,   Amerindian = = Amerind  
amethyst = n   
ami = n ( pl -is )  1) ;  2)       
amiability = n  1) , ;  2)       
amiable = a  1) , ;  2)       
amicability = n   
amicable = a ,   
amid = prep , ,   
amidships = adv     
amidst = . amid  
amie = n ( pl -ies ) .  1) , ;  2) ,       
amigo = n . ,   
amir = . ameer  
amiss = adv  1) ,   , , ,     not ~ ;  2) , ; to come ~      ,  ; to take ~ ;     what`s ~?   ?; to 
draw ~             
amity = n , ,  ,   
ammeter = n .   
ammonia = n  1) . ;  2) .   ( . 
liquid ~)      
ammoniac = a .   
ammunition = n , ,   
amnesia = n .  1)  , ;  2)  ,         
amnesty = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. 
v     
amoeba = n ( pl . amoebae ) .   
amok = 1. n ,     ,       ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,  - ; 3. adv , ; 
to run ~ )       ; )   ,   ; )  -       
among = prep  1) , ;  2) ,  ,        
amongst = . among  
amoral = a   
amorous = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
amorousness = n  1) ;  2)       
amorphous = a , ,   
amortisation = n  1) ;  2)  , .            
amortise = v  1) ) ; )  ;  2)  , .       
amount = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , a considerable ~ 
of       -.; in ~      ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) , ,  (-.     - to) ;  2)  ,       
amour = n ,    
ampere = n .   
ampersand = n  & (= and)  Amphibia = n pl . ,   
amphibian = 1. n  1) . ;  2) . -; 2. a     
amphibious = a   
amphitheatre = n   
amphora = n ( pl . )  1) ;  2) . ,   (= 9          6   )      
ample = a  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)       
amplification = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)        
amplifier = n    
amplify = v  1) (), ();  2) ;  3)        
amplitude = n  1) . , . ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
amply = adv  1) , ;  2)       
ampoule = n   
amputate = v ,   
amputation = n   
amuck = = amok 1, 2, 3  
amulet = n ,   
amuse = v , ; you ~ me     
amusement = n ,   
amusing = a ,   
an = ( ) , , ( )  ,   ,         n; an apricot ; an hour   
ana = n  1)  , ;  2) pl ,  ( -.     )      
anabasis = n ( pl -ses)  1) ) .  (  ) ; )     . ,  ;  2)  ;  3)          
anabiosis = n  1) . ;  2) ,         
anabolic = 1. n .  ; 2. a . , ;   ~ steroid      
anachronism = n   
anaconda = n  1) . ;  2) .  ,       
anaemia = n . ,   
anaemic = a . ,   
anaesthesia = n ,   
anaesthetic = 1. n ,    ; 2. 
a ,     
anaesthetize = v ,   
anagram = n  1) ;  2) pl .  .  . .      (   )      
anal = a . ,   
analepsy = n . ,   ( )  
analeptic = n .      
analgesia = n .  1) ;  2) ,         
analgesic = 1. n . ,    ; 2. a .  1) , ,     ;  2)         
analgetic = 1, 2 = analgesic 1, 2  
analog = . = analogue  
analogical = a   ,   
analogous = a ,   
analogue = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       ;  3) . ,  ,      ,       ( )      
analogy = n , ; by ~ with, on the ~ of    
analphabet(e) = n    
analyse = v  1) ;  2) . , . ;  3) .  ()      
analysis = n ( pl analyses) n  1) ;  2) . , . ;  3) . , sentence ~            
analyst = n  1) ;  2) -;  3)   ;  4) . , ; news ~       ;  5)     ( .     systems ~)      
analytic(al) = a   
anamnesis = n  1) ;  2) .       
ananas = n .   
anapaest = n .   
anaphylactic = a . , ; ~ 
shock    
anarchic(al) = a   
anarchist = n   
anarchy = n   
anathema = n  1) ,   ;  2)       
anatomical = a   
anatomize = v  1) ;  2) ,        
anatomy = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ,         
ancestor = n   
ancestral = a ,   
ancestry = n  1) ;  2)       
anchor = 1. n  1) ; to be (  to lie, to ride) at ~       ; to cast (  to drop) ~      ; to 
weigh (  to raise) ~       ; to come to ~       ,  ;  2)  ,  ;  3) . ; 2. v  1)     ;  2) (), ;  3) ;  4) ,       
anchorage = n  1)  ;  2)   ;  3)  ;  4) , , ;  5) ,        
anchoret = n ,   
anchorite = . anchoret  
anchorman = n ( pl -men )  1) ,  (-. ) ;  2)     ;  3)  , . )  ; )     ,           
anchovy = n  1) . ) ; ) pl ;  2) ) , ; )       
ancient = 1. n the ~ s )  ; )    ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
ancle = . ankle  
and = ( ) , , , n ( )  1)   ; Jack ~ Jill       ;  2)    ; I live in London     and he lives in Moscow    ,        ;  3) .    to: try ~ do     it         
andiron = n       
andro =        
andrology = n ,      
anecdote = n ,  ,    
anecdotic(al) = a ,   
anemone = n .   
anew = adv  1) ;  2) , -      
anfractuous = a  1) ;  2) ,       
angel = n  1) ; guardian ~ -,      ; 
lost ~  ;  2) . ,       ;  3) .        
angelic = a   
anger = 1. n ; 2. v ,     
angina = n .  1) ;  2) = angina pectoris;  3)        
anginal = a .       
angina pectoris = .  ,   
angiocardiogram = = angiogram  
angiogram = n .   
angiospasm = n . ,    
angle I = n  1) ; right ~  ; oblique ~      ;  2) ;  3)  ; to get (  to use) a new     ~ on smth.   -.              
angle II = 1. n  ; 2. v  , .      
angler = n  1) ;  2) .        Anglican = 1. n   ; 2. a  1) ;  2) .       Anglo-Saxon = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. a     
angrily = adv ,   
angry = a  1) , , ; to get ~     at   -.; to grow ~ with       -.; to make ~     , ; to be ~ with smb.       -.;  2)  (   . .)      
anguish = n  ,  ,   
angular = a  1) , ,  ;  2) , ;  3)       
angularity = n   
anhydride = n .   
anhydrite = n . ,    
anhydrous = a .   
anil = n   
aniline = n .  1) ;  2) attr       
anima = n .  1) ( pl - ae) ;  2) .         
animadvert = v ,  (on)  
animal = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
animal husbandry = n ,   
animate = 1. a , , (); 2. , , ,       
animated = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; ~ dolls  ;  4) ; ~ cartoons     ,       
animation = n , ,   
animosity = n  1) , ;  2)       
animus = n  1) , ;  2)       
anise = n .   
ankle = n   
anklet = n    
anna = n  ( )  
annalist = n ,   
annals = n pl ,   
anneal = v  1) .  () , ,      () ;  2)  (, )      
annex = 1. n  1) ,  (   .     .) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,   (       . .)      
annexation = n ,   
annihilate = v  1) , ;  2) . ,       
annihilation = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
anniversary = 1. n ; 2. a ,     Anno Domini = n .  1)   ;  2)         ,  ;  3) . ,       
anno Hegirae = n  ,    (622 .  )  
annotate = v  1) ;  2)        
annotation = n  1) ;  2)       
announce = v  1) , , , ;  2)  ( -.   . .)      
announcement = n , ,   
announcer = n  1)  , . ;  2)  (  . .)      
annoy = 1. n . , . , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
annoyance = n  1) , ;  2)       
annoying = a , , ; how ~!  !  
annual = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  () ; 2. 
a ,     
annually = adv   
annuary = n   
annuity = n  ; life ~    
annul = v , ,   
annular = a ,   
annulet = n  1) ;  2) .  ,       
annulment = n , ,   
annunciate = v ,   
annunciation = n  1) , ;  2) (A.) .       
anode = n .   
anodyne = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
anointment = n  1) ;  2) .       
anomalous = a ,   
anomaly = n   
anon = adv . , ; ever and ~     
anonym = n  1) ;  2)       
anonymity = n   
anonymous = a   
anorak = n      
anorexia = n .  1)  ;  2) ,         
another = pron ,  ; one ~  ; one with ~ ,    
anoxia = n .    
answer = 1. n  1) ; in ~ to   ; confused ~      ;  2) . ,  () ;  3) .         ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( -  ,   . .)     ,  ( ) ;  3)  (  . .) ,     , ;  4)  ,  ( - for) ;  5) ,        
answerable = a  ( - to,  - for)  
answerless = a   
an`t = . = am not, are not  
ant = n , white ~   
antagonism = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (to,     against)      
antagonist = n , ,   
antagonistic = a  1) , ;  2)       
antagonize = v  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) .       Antarctic = n (the ~)   
antarctic = a ,   
ant-bear = n .   
ante = 1. n  1)  (  ) ;  2) , , ; 2. v     
ant-eater = . ant-bear  
antecedence = n  1) ;  2) ,       
antecedent = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl  , ;  3) .   ; 2. a  1) ,  (to) ;  2) ,       
antechamber = n ,   
antedate = 1. n ,    (.    ) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ;  3)       
antediluvian = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. a     
antelope = n   
antemeridian = a ,   
ante meridiem = adv   (. a. m.)  
antenna = n  1)  ;  2) . ,       
anterior = a  1) ;  2)  (to)      
anteriority = n   
anteriorly = adv ,   
ante-room = n   
ant-fly = n    
anthem = 1. n  1) ; national ~        ;  2)  ; 2. v .      
anther = n .   
ant-hill = n   
anthology = n   
anthracite = n   
anthrax = n .  1) ;  2)        
anthropoid = 1. n  , ; 2. a     
anthropology = n   
anthropophagy = n   
anti- = pref -, -; antibiotic   
anti-aircraft = a ,   
antibiotic = n   
antic = 1. n  1) . pl , ;  2) . ;  3) . , ; 2. a .     
antichrist = n   
anticipant = a , ,   
anticipate = v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  -.        
anticipation = n , ; by ~ ; in ~ of   -.  
anticipatory = a  1) , ;  2)       
anticlerical = a   
anticlimax = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
anticoagulant = n , ,     
anticolonialism = n   
anticonstitutional = a   
anticyclone = n   
antidote = n  (against, for, to)  
antidrug = a .      
antiestablishment = a     
anti-fascist = 1. n ; 2. a     
antifreeze = n    
antihypertensive = n    
anti-imperialistic = a   
anti-intellectual = a   
antilabor = a .  1) ;  2)       
antimech(anized) = a .   
antimilitarism = n   
anti-missile = a   
antimony = n .   
antinuclear = a  1) . - (         ) ;  2)          (.   )      
antipathetic = a   
antipathy = n ,   
antipodal = a    
antipodes = n pl  1) . ;  2) ,       
antipollutant = n  (    )  
antiquarian = 1. n ,  ,   ; 2. 
a     
antiquary = n  ,   
antiquated = a  1) ;  2)       
antique = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   ; the ~      ,  ;  3) .  () ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
antiquity = n  1) , , high ~      ;  2) ;  3) pl       
antirrhinum = n .    
antiscorbutic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
anti-Semite = n   
anti-Semitism = n   
antiseptic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
antisocial = a  1) ;  2) ,       
antistatic = n .   
antitank = a   
antithesis = n  1) , ;  2)  (of, 
between) ,       (of, to)      
antitoxic = a   
antitoxin = n ,   
anti-trade = n  .  
antitrust = a ,     
antiunion = a   
antiviral = a .   
antiwar = a   
antler = n    
antonym = n   
anus = n .    
anvil = n   
anxiety = n  1) , ;  2)   (-. - for, to +     Inf) ;  3) , ,  (     )      
any = 1. a  1)          -, -; have     you ~ English books?    -      ?;  2)              ;     -  : have you ~ butter?        ?;  3)    ; ~     schoolboy 
would know it        ; 2. pron  1)          -, -; do ~ of     you know it?   -        ?;  2) -; 3. adv ,  - ; do 
you   feel ~ better?   ?; it isn`t   ~ good        
anybody = pron -, ; to be ~   -  
anyhow = adv  1) -,   ;  2)   ,      ;  3) -; he does his work ~       -; things are all ~        
anymore = adv . .    ,  ; he 
doesn`t smoke ~      
any more =   1) = anymore;  2) , ; I don`t swim ~              
anyone = pron anything -, , , ~ could do it       
anything = pron  1)          -; do you hear ~      - ; 
one can`t do ~ more        ;  2)    ,      ; you can take ~ 
you like       ,  ; ~ but  ,  ;     if ~ ,        
anyway = adv   ,       
anywhere = adv  1)          -, -;  2)     ,      ,       
anywise = adv -   
aorta = n   
apace = adv   
apanage = . appanage  
apart = adv  1)  , ,  ; to set ~     , ; to stand ~ ,       ;  2) ,  ; to take ~       ; to 
know ~ ()     ,  ;  3) , ; jesting (  joking)     ~   ,  ;  4) ~ from...   ...      
apartheid = n   
apartment = n  1) , pl ;  2) . ;  3) 
attr       
apartment hotel =  ,   , ,        
apartment house = .    
apartness = n   
apathetic = a , ,   
apathy = n ,   
apatite = n .   
ape = 1. n , . . ; to   act (  to 
play) the ~ ,   ; 2. v , ,       
aperient = 1. n . ; 2. a     
aperture = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
apery = n  1) , ;  2)        
apex = n ( pl . apices)  1) , ;  2) .        
aphis = n ( pl aphides )   
aphorism = n ,    
aphoristic = a   
aphrodisiac = n ,     
aphtha = n ( pl aphthae )  1)  () ;  2) pl ,   ;  3) .       
apiarist = n   
apiary = n   
apical = a ,   
apices = pl . apex  
apiculture = n   
apiece = adv  ,    ,    
apish = a  1) ;  2) ,       A-plant = n    
aplenty = adv .  ,    
aplomb = n ,   
apocalypse = n  1) ) , ; ) (A.)     ;  2) ,        
apocope = n .   Apocrypha = n  1) pl .  .  . . . ,      ;  2) ( . a) ) , ,        ; )     ,   -.      
apocryphal = a  1) ;  2)       
apogee = n   
apolitical = a  1) ;  2)    ,              
apologetic(al) = a  1) ;  2) ,       
apologetics = n   
apologist = n , ,   
apologize = v  ( -. - for,  -. - to) ,   
apology = n  1) ; to make (  to offer) an ~     ;  2) , , ;  3) . an ~ 
for         
apoplectic = a   
apoplexy = n ,   
apostasy = n ,  (, )  
apostate = 1. n , ; 2. a     
apostatize = v  (from)  
apostle = n   
apostrophe I = n .   
apostrophe II = n  ( `)  
apotheosis = n ( pl apotheoses ) ,   
appall = v ,   
appalling = a   
appallingly = adv ,   
appanage = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
apparat = n .  (  . .)  
apparatchik = n .   
apparatus = n (pl .  .)  1) , , ; 
docking ~     .  ;  2) .   (       ) ;  3) )  ; )      (,   . .) ;  4)  ;  5)        
apparel = 1. n  1) .   ;  2) . , ; 2. v ,     
apparent = a  1) , , ; to become ~     , ;  2) ;  3) .       
apparently = adv -,   
apparent wind = . ' ' -       
apparition = n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) .       
apparitor = n  1)  ;  2) ,  ( )      
appeal = 1. n  1) ,  ( -. - to) ;  2)  ( -. - for) ;  3) ; to make an ~ to 
smb.      -.  ;  4) ;  5) . ,  ; 2. v  1) , , ; to ~     to reason    ;  2) .         
appear = v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)   , ;  4) ; it ~s ;  5)    to appear + Inf        -                                ; he ~s to think... ,     -, ...      
appearance = n  1) ; to put in (  to make) an ~     , ;  2) , , ; at 
first ~       ; to (  in) all ~       ,   ; to save (  to     keep up) ~s        
appearance fee = = appearance money  
appearance money = . '  ',  -'' (. )        
appeasable = a ,   
appease = v  1) , , ;  2) ,  (  . .) ;  3)       
appeasement = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
appellant I = n   
appellant II = a  1) ;  2) .       
appellate = a   
appellation = n  1) , ;  2) ,  -.       
appellative = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .   ; 2. a .     
appellee = n ,   
append = v  1) , ;  2) ,  ( , )      
appendage = n  1) , ;  2)       
appendant = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
appendices = pl . appendix  
appendicitis = n .   
appendix = n ( pl . appendices)  1) ,  (   . .)     ;  2) .  ,       
appertain = v  (to) ,  ( - to)  
appetence = n  1)  (of, for, after) ;  2)  (for)      
appetency = . appetence  
appetite = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
appetizer = n -.,  ,  ,     
appetizing = a ,   
applaud = v  1) ;  2) ,  (  .     .)      
applause = n  1) ;  2)       
apple = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  ; Adam`s ~ ; ~     of the eye ) ; )  ; ~ of     
discord        
apple-cart = n   : to upset one`s ~  -.   
apple-pie = n    
apple-tree = n   
appliance = n  1) , ;  2)  ( . electric ~);  3)       
applicable = a , ,  (to)  
applicant = n  1) ;  2) ,       
application = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)       
applied = a   
apply = v  1)  ( -. - to;  -. -     for) ;  2) , , ;  3) ,  (to)      
appoint = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
appointee = n   
appointive = a .    ( )  
appointment = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  , ; to keep an     ~    ,       ;  4) ; to hold an ~      ,         
apportion = v  1) ,  (,     ) ;  2)  (, ; -. - to) ,           
apportionment = n  1)  ;  2)   ()      
apposite = a ,  (to)  
apposition = n  1) ; ~ of seal      ;  2) .       
appraisal = n   
appraise = v   
appraisement = n   
appraiser = n ,   
appreciable = a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
appreciate = v  1) ;  2) () ,  ;  3) () (  -.) ;  4) , ;  5) ,       
appreciation = n  1) , ;  2) , , () ;  3) , ;  4)        
apprehend = v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (-.     )      
apprehensible = a   
apprehension = n  1)  , ,     ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ()      
apprehensive = a  1) , ,      ( - of) ;  2)  ,       
apprentice = 1. n  1) , ; to go ~      ; to bind ~ to        () ;  2) ; 2. v       
apprentice allowance = .    ,       -  
apprenticeship = n , ; to serve one`s ~   ( )  
apprise = v   
apprize = v . , ()   
approach = 1. n  1) , . ; easy of ~     ; difficult of ~     ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)   -.,        
approachable = a   
approbate = v  1) ;  2)       
approbation = n  1) ;  2)       
approbatory = a   
appropriate I = a  1) , ;  2)       
appropriate II = v  1) ;  2) ,       
appropriation = n  1)  (. ) ;  2) ,       
approval = n , ; on ~  ,    
approve = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
approvingly = adv   
approximate = 1. a ,  ( - to) ; 2. a  1) ,  ;  2)       
approximately = adv   
approximation = n ,    
approximative = a ,   
appurtenance = n ,   
appurtenant = a ,    
apricot = n   April = n  1) ;  2) attr       April Fools` Day = = All Fools` Day  
apriori =   1) , ;  2) ) ; )       
apron = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) . ;  4) .   ;  5) .  , ,               
apron-string = n  ; to be tied to one`s wife`s ~s        
apropos = 1. a , ; 2. adv  1) ;  2) ,        
apt = a  1)  ( -. - at) ;  2)  ( -. - to) ;  3)       
aptitude = n  1) ;  2)  ( -. - for) ,       
aptly = adv  1)  ;  2) , ,       
aqua = n ( pl . aqual) .  1) ;  2)   ; ( . ~ colour)      
aqualung = n   
aquamarine = n   
aquaplane = 1. n . ; 2. v .  (    )    
aquarelle = n   
aquarium = n ( pl . aquaria )   
aquatic = a  1) ;  2)       
aquatics = n    
aqueduct = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
aqueous = a  1) , ;  2) .       
aquiline = a   Arab = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
arabesque = 1. n ; 2. a ,     Arabian = 1. n . Arab I 1); 2. a     Arabic = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
arable = 1. n ,  ; 2. a     
arbalest = n ,   
arbiter = n ,    
arbitrage = n ,    
arbitrament = n  1)  ;  2)       
arbitrary = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
arbitrate = v  1)   ;  2)  ()  ;  3)         
arbitration = n  , ; ~ of exchange .    
arbitrator = n ,    
arbor = n . , ,   
arboreal = a   
arboreous = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
arboretum = n ( pl . ta)  1)  ;  2)       
arboriculture = n    ,   
arbour = n  ( )  
arc = n  1) , , ;  2) . ;  3) . ) ,  ; )           
arcade = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) . ,        Arcadian = a ,   
arcane = a , ,   
arch I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
arch II = a ,   
arch- = pref -; ~ -liar   
archaeography = n   
archaeological = a   
archaeologist = n   
archaeology = n   
archaic = a ,   
archaism = n ,      
archangel = n   
archbishop = n   
archduke = n .   
arched = a , ,   
arch-enemy = n  1)  ;  2)       
archer = n  1)   ;  2) (A.)  ()      
archery = n     
archetype = n ,   
archimandrite = n .   
archipelago = n ( pl . archipelagoes ) ,    
architect = n , , . ; ~ of his own 
fortunes     
architectonic = a ,   
architectonics = n  1) ;  2)       
architectural = a   
architecture = n  1) , ;  2) ; the ~ 
of a speech            
archival = a   
archive = n . pl   
archivist = n   
archly = adv   
archway = n  ,     
archwise = adv   ,   
arctic = 1. n ( . A)  1) ;  2)   ; 2. a  1) , , ; A.Circle       ; A.Pole      ;  2) )  , , ; )     ,       
arctic lights =    
ardency = n , ,   
ardent = a  1) , , ;  2)       
ardently = adv ,   
ardor = n , ,   
arduous = a  1) ;  2)  (   . .) , ;  3) ,       
are = ( ) ; ( ) . . . . . . . to be  
area = n  1) , ;  2) , , , . ,     ;  3)   (  )      
area code = . , .     
arena = n ,    
aren`t = . = are not  
arete = n     
argent = a ,  ( )  
argil = n    Argonaut = n  1) . ;  2) . . ;  3) (a.) .  ()      
argot = n ,   
arguable = a ,    
argue = v  1)  ( -. - with, against;      -. - 
for, about, against) ;     ; to ~ against (in 
favour of)     smth.    ( )     -.;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  (into) ,  (out of) ;     to ~ away  (       )      
argument = n  1) , ;  2) , , ; to put     aside an ~  ;  3)        
argumentation = n  1) ;  2)       
argumentative = a  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,       Argus = n  1) . . ;  2)        Argus-eyed = a ,   
argute = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
arid = a , ,  ( ) , . ,   
aridity = n , ,  ()  Aries = n  ()  
aright = adv   
arise = v ( past arose, p. p. arisen)  1) , ;  2) ,  (from) ;  3) . , . , , .     ;  4) .  ( )      
arisen = p. p. . arise  
aristocracy = n   
aristocrat = n   
aristocratic = a   
arithmetic = n   
arithmetical = a   
arithmometer = n   
ark = n  1) ;  2) ; Noah`s ~        
arm I = n  1)  (   ) ; with open ~s       ;  2)   () ;  3) ;  4)  () ;  5)  () ;  6) .  () ; ; ~ of a     balance  ; the long ~ of the     law        
arm II = 1. n . pl  1) ; in ~s ; to ~s!      !; under ~s  ; up in ~s )       ; )  ;     to bear ~s  ,   ;     to lay down ~s  ; ; to     take up ~s   ; to present ~s     .   ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) ; 2. v  1) ();  2)         
armada = n ; the Invincible Armada . ' '  
armament = n  1) ; conventional ~s      ; ~s race  ;  2) . pl        
armature = n  1) , ;  2) . , . ;  3) . ;  4) .       
arm-chair = n   
armed = a ,   Armenian = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
armful = n  (-.)  
arm-hole = n   
arm-in-arm = adv    
arming = n   
armistice = n   ,    
armless I = a  1) ;  2)         
armless II = a   
armlet = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ,        
armlock = n .   ( )  
armor = 1, 2 . . armour 1, 2  
armor-bearer = n .   
armor-clad = 1. n ; 2. a , ,         
armored = . . armoured  
armorer = n  1)   , .      ;  2) .       
armor-piercing = a   
armor-plated = a   
armory = n  1)  , ;  2) .  ;  3) .  ;  4) (A.)   ()      
armour = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ;  3) , , ;  4) ;  5) . , . ;  6) attr ; 2. v      
armoured = a   
arm-pits = n pl   
arm-saw = n    
arm-twisting = n  1)  ;  2) .  ,        
army = n  1) ; the Army in the Field      ; 
standing ~  ; to enter     (  to go into, to 
join) the ~        ;  2) ;  3) 
attr ,         
aroma = n   
aromatic = a ,   
arose = past . arise  
around = 1. adv  1) , , ;  2) . , ; 2. prep  1) ;  2) , , , to wander ~ the 
town       ; ~ the corner  ;  3) . ; ~ a thousand            
around-the-clock = a   
arouse = v  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  (, )      
arraign = v  1)   ,  ,     ;  2) ,        
arraignment = n  1)   ;  2)       
arrange = v  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) , ,     ;  4)  (  . .) ,       ;  5) , ;  6) .       
arrangement = n  1)   ;  2) , pl ;  3) ;  4) , ; 
to make ~s     ;  5) , ;  6) .       
arrant = a  1) , , ;  2) .       
array = 1. n  1) . , , ;  2) () , ;  3) ;  4)  ,  , ,     ; 2. v  1) , , ; to ~     
oneself in all one`s finery         ;  2)  (  . .)      
arrear = n  1) pl , ; to be in ~s      ,  ( -.) ;  2) .  , ; in ~ of           
arrearage = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) pl ,       
arrest = 1. n  1) , ; under ~  ,      ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) , ,      ( ) ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) . ,  () ;  5) .  ()             
arrester = n  1) .  ;  2) . ; lightning ~ ;  3)       
arresting = a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
arrhythmia = n .   
arrival = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) .       
arrive = v  1) , ; to ~ at a     conclusion   ; to ~ at a     decision  ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ,       
arrogance = n ,   
arrogant = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
arrogate = v  1)  ,       ;  2)    (-.     -.)      
arrogation = n ,    
arrow = n  1) ;  2) broad ~        ( . broad arrow-head);  3)  (   . .) ; an ~ left     in one`s quiver        
arrow-head = n  1) ,  ;  2) .  ''      
arrow-headed = a ,   
arrowy = a  1) , ;  2)       
arsenal = n   
arsenic = 1. n . ; 2. a .     
arsenical = . arsenic 2.    
arson = n   
art I = n  1) ; the Fine Arts      ; Moscow Pushkin Art Museum        . ..      ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4) , ;  5) attr ;  6) attr ; Moscow Art Theater       ; to be ~ and     part in    -.; black ~            
art II = . 2- . . . . . . . . to be  
arterial = a  1) ;  2)       
arteriosclerosis = n .   
artery = n   
artesian = a   
artful = a ,   
arthritis = n .   
arthrosis = n ( pl -ses) .   
artichoke = n   
article I = n  1) ; leading ~  ;  2) , , ;  3) () ; ~s of general     
consumption   ;  4) . , ; definite ~       (the); indefinite ~       (a, an); in the ~ of     death         
article II = v  1)   ;  2)   (-. - against;      -. - for) ;  3)    ( )      
articular = a   
articulate = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,  (.  pass)      
articulation = n  1)  ;  2) . ;  3)       
artifice = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ,       
artificer = n  1) , ;  2)  (of)      
artificial = a ,   
artillerist = n   
artillery = n  1) ;  2) attr       
artilleryman = n   
artisan = n ,   
artist = n , ,   
artiste = n    
artistic(al) = a ,   
artistry = n ,   
artless = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
artware = n   ,   . .  
arty = a .      Aryan = 1. n ; 2. a     
as I = ( ) , , ( ) adv  1)  (); some dogs as spaniels can     swim  , , ,       ;  2) , as...as  ...; the lake     Baikal is as deep as the sea         ,  ; as well as        ,  ; 
as well  (       ) ;  ; .      .  ; to work as a     driver        
as II = pron , , ; I don`t have such videotapes as 
you have     ,     
as III = conj  1) ,    ; as I was coming     back I met my friend   ,        ;  2)  , ; as it was raining I     took the taxi    ,       ;  3)  , ; clever as he 
is...        ...; as if, as though   ;     
as to, as for  ; as it were )      ; )           
asbestine = a ,   
asbestos = n . ,    
ascend = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
ascendancy = n ,   (over)  
ascendant = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ; 
in the ~  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
ascendency = . ascendancy  
ascendent = 1, 2 . ascendant 1, 2  
ascension = n  1) , ;  2) . ; ~ to 
power         
ascensional = a  1) ;  2)       
ascent = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ,       
ascertain = v , ,   
ascetic = 1. n ; 2. a     
asceticism = n   
ascribe = v  (, , ; to)  
ascription = n   
aseptic = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
ash I = n ; mountain (  wild) ~   
ash II = n  1) . pl , ; to burn to ~es, to     lay 
in ~es  ;  2) pl ,       
ashamed = a predic ; to be (  to feel) ~ of smth.  -.; to feel ~ for smb.   -.  
ashberry = n   
ash-bin = n  1) ,   ;  2) .       
ash-box = n .   
ash-can = . . ash-bin  1)      
ashen I = a   
ashen II = a  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) -      
ashet = n    A-ship = n   
ashore = adv  ,  ,  ; to go ~   ,  ; to run ~   ,    
ash-pan = . ash-box  
ash-pit = . ash-box  
ash-pot = n   
ash-tray = n  1) ;  2) .       
ashy = a  1) ;  2)  , ;  3)  ,       Asian = 1. n ; 2. a     Asiatic = 1, 2 . Asian 1, 2  
aside = 1. adv  ,  , ; ~   from  ; to put ~ ; to   set ~ , ; 
to speak ~     ; to take ~     ; 
to lay the book ~     ( ) ; 2. n ,  ()      
ask = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ; it ~s (for) encouragement       ;  5)  ( - after, about, for) ;     to ~ for trouble, 
to ~ for it .       ; to ~ (out) in     
church  (   )      
askance = adv  1) , ;  2)  ; to look ~ at 
smb.       -.       
askant = . askance  
askew = adv , ,   
aslant = 1. adv , ; 2. prep     
asleep = 1. predic  1) , ; to be ~ ; to fall ~     ;  2) , ; 2. adv      
aslope = adv ,   
a-smoke = adv    
asp I = n   
asp II = n  1) . , ;  2) .        
asparagus = n   
aspect = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  (, ) ;  4) .       
aspen = 1. n ; 2. a     
asperity = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ,  () ;  4) pl       
asperse = v  1) ,  (with) ;  2) ,       
aspersion = n  1)  (with) ;  2) ; to cast ~s 
on smb.       -.      
asphalt = 1. n , ; 2. v     
asphyxiant = n     
asphyxiate = v    
aspic I = n . asp II  2)      
aspic II = n  ( )  
aspirant = 1. n ,  (to, after, for) ; 2. a ,     
aspirate = 1. n .   ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) .       
aspiration = n  1) , ,  (after, for)     ;  2) . ;  3) .       
aspire = v ,  (to, after, a)  
aspirin = n   
asquint = adv ,   
ass = n , , ; to make an ~ of oneself )     ; )  , ; to act (  to play) the ~  ; sell your ~   (  ) ; never bray at an ~      
assail = v  1) , ;  2)    -.,      (   . .) ;  3)  (  . .; with)      
assailable = a   
assailant = n  ,   
assasin = n ()   
assassinate = v   
assassination = n   
assault = 1. n  1) , , , . ;  2) .          ; ~ and 
battery      ;  3) attr . ; 2. v , ,     
assaulter = n .    
assay = 1. , ,  () ; 2. v  , ,     ()    
assemblage = n  1) ; ;  2) , , ;  3) . ,       
assemble = v  1) ();  2) ;  3) .       
assembly = n  1) , ; constituent ~      ; General Assembly      ;  2) (A.)  ;  3) . ;  4) ;  5) .  ;  6) attr ; ~ line      ; ~ hall        
assembly-room = n   , ,   . .  
assent = 1. n  1) , ; to nod ~        ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,  ,      (-. ) ;  2)       
assert = v  1) , ;  2) , ; to ~ oneself )       ; )       ; )       
assertion = n  1) , ; a mere ~      ;  2) ,  (   . .)      
assertive = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
assess = v  1)   , ;  2)  , ;  3)           
assessable = a    
assessment = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)     ;  4) , ,       
assessor = n  1)  (   . .) ;  2)        
asset = n .  1) ; ~s and liabilities   ;  2) 
pl .       ;  3)  ,       
asseverate = v  1)  ;  2)       
asseveration = n  1)  ;  2)       
assiduity = n  1) , ;  2) pl       
assiduous = a ,   
assign I = v  1) ,  (, ) ;  2) , ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)       
assign II = n .   
assignation = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  ;  5)       
assignee = n  1) , ;  2) .       
assignment = n  1) , , ,     ;  2)  (, ) ,       ;  3)       
assimilate = v  1) (), () (to,     
with) ;  2)  (to, with) ;  3) (), ()      
assimilation = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
assist = v  1) , ;  2)   (in) ;  3)  (at)      
assistance = n ,   
assistant = n ,   
assistant professor = .  (   associate 
professor)  
assize = n  1)   ( );  2) pl   ;  3) .   ,       
associate I = n  1) , , , ;  2)   ;  3) - ( )      
associate II = 1. a , , ; 2. n  1) (), ();  2) ();  3) ,  (   .     .) ;  4)  (with)      
associate professor = . - (   
assistant professor)  
association = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  , ;  4) ,       
association football =  (    )  
assonance = n ,   
assonant = a   
assort = v  1) , ;  2)   () ;  3) ,  (with)      
assorted = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .    () ;  4)       
assortment = n  1) ;  2) ,       
assuage = v  1) ,  (  . .) ,      (  . .) ;  2)  ()      
assuagement = n  1) ,  (  . .) ,      (  . .) ;  2)        
assume = v  1)    (  . .) ;  2) ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)    (  . .) ;  5) ;  6) ,       
assuming = a   
assumpsit = n .  1)           ;  2)                   
assumption = n  1)   , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ,       
assumptive = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
assurance = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)   , ,     ;  4)  ( . life ~, fire ~)      
assure = v  1) ,  (-.) ; to ~     oneself ;  2) , ;  3)       
assured = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)       
assuredly = adv ,   
assuredness = n  1) ;  2)       
assurer = n   Assyrian = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. 
a     
aster = n   
asterisk = 1. n .  ( *) ; 2. v .      
astern = adv .  1)  ,  ;  2)       
asteroid = 1. n  1) .  , ;  2) .  ; 2. a     
asthenia = n . ,   
asthma = n ,   
asthmatic = 1. n ; 2. a ,      
astigmatism = n  1) . ;  2)                
astir = a predic  1)  ;  2)  ,   ;  3)  ,        
astonish = v ,   
astonishing = a ,   
astonishment = n ,   
astound = v   
astounding = a   
astraddle = adv   ,   
astrakhan = n  1) ;  2) attr       
astray = adv to go (  to run)   ; to lead ~     
astride = adv  ( - of) ; to get ~ ''  
astringent = 1. n  ; 2. a     
astro = a .   
astrolabe = n .   
astrologer = n ,   
astrology = n   
astronaut = n ,   
astronautics = n ,   
astronomer = n   
astronomic(al) = a   
astronomy = n   
astrophysics = n .    .  .    
astrovehicle = n    
astute = a  1) ;  2)       A-sub = n . .     
asunder = adv ,    ; to rush ~    ; to tear ~   ,    
asylum = n  1) , ;  2)  ; 
lunatic ~            
asymmetric = a ,   
at = ( ) , ( ) prep  1)     :     )            , ; at 
the gate      ; )         ,         , ; at the lesson (lecture, meeting,     factory, market, concert, theatre)       (, ,   ,     ,  ,  ); at school      ; at war  ; )          ,      ; he stays at a small hotel         ; at Richmond      ; )     ; at     breakfast (lunch, dinner, supper, tea,     table)   ( ,     , , , );  2)          ,   ,         ; at ten o`clock   ; at     noon (midnight)   (); at dawn     (day-break, sunrise, sunset)       (,  , ); at first     (last, the outset, present)      (,  ,   );  3) : )       ;          : the dancers were at their best        ; )      ;         : I am at a loss (at my     wit`s end, at 
leisure, at ease)   ,       ( ,       ,   ,  ;     )  : at a quick rate      ; at full gallop (full speed, a trot,     a foot`s pace, a snail`s pace)      ( , , ,      );  4)   ,  , ;     at a good price (a high rate, 
a high salary,     high remuneration)    (      ,   ,       );  5)   aim, fire, fly, hit, rush,     
throw  . ,   look, jeer, sneer,     laugh, smile, hint  .        , , ; he     
aimed at me    ; he rushed     at me    ; he laughed at me        ; he smiled at 
me             
at all = phr adv  1) ;  2)       
atavism = n   
atelier = n , ,  (  . .)  
atheism = n ,   
atheist = n ,   
atheistic = a   Athena = n . .    Atheneum = n  1)  (         ) ;  2)    (      ) ;  3) ,         ;  4) (a.) ;  5) (a.)    ,           Athenian = 1. n ; 2. a     
athirst = a predic  1)  ;  2) ,  ( -. - for)      
athlete = n  1) ;  2)       
athletic = a   
athletics = n ,    
at-home = n .    
athwart = 1. adv  1) , , ;  2) .  ,   ; to     run ~    ; 2. prep  1) , ;  2) ,       
atilt = adv , ,   Atlantic = 1. n   ( . ~ Ocean); 2. a     Atlantis = n   
at-large =   1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)  , ;  4) ,  ;  5)          ( . ambassador ~);  6) ,   ;  7)  ,         
atlas = 1. n  1) () ;  2) . ; 2. n  ()    
atmosphere = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
atmospheric = a ,   
atmospherics = n pl     
atoll = n  ,   
atom = n  1) ;  2)  ; to break to ~s      ; not an ~ of  ,       (-.) ;  3) attr       
atomic = a   
atomicity = n ,   
atomize = v   
atomizer = n  1) ;  2) .       
atom-smasher = n .     
atom-smashing = n .     
atone = v  1) ,  () ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ()      
atonement = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
atonic = a  1) . ;  2) . ;         
atop = adv ,    
at par = phr adv    
atrium = n ( pl . -ia)  1) ,  (        ) ;  2) . ,  ;  3) . ) , ; ) ,     ,       
atrocious = a  1) , ;  2)       
atrocity = n  1) ;  2) pl ;  3)  ,       
atrophied = a  1) ;  2)       
atrophy = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ()      
atropine = n . , .   
attaboy = int ! !  
attach = v  1) , , ; to     ~ 
oneself to the party   ;  2) ,   ; to be ~ed     to   -.;  3) ,  (  . .;     to) ;  4) .  , ;  5) .       
attache = n  ()  
attache-case = n   ( ) , ''  
attached = a  1) , ;  2)       
attachment = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .  ;  4) . ,       
attack = 1. n  1) , , , .     ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)       
attackable = a   
attagirl = int  !  
attain = v  1) , ;  2)       
attainability = n   
attainable = a   
attainment = n  1) , ;  2) pl ,       
attaint = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)            ;  2)  ( ) , ;  3) ,       
attar = n    
attemper = v  1) , ;  2) ,  (to) ,      (to) ;  3)          
attempt = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; an ~ upon the 
life       ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)       
attend = v  1)  (, ) ,      (at) ;  2)  ;  3)  (   . .) ,     , ,  (on, upon)     ;  4) ,       
attendance = n  1) , ;  2) ; to 
take ~       ( ) ;  3) , ; medical ~      ;  4) , ; to dance ~ (up)on     ,          
attendant = 1. n ,      , , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
attendant physician =  ,   
attention = n  1) , ; to attract ~ to       ; to call (  to pay)     ~ to   ; to compel ~      ; to be all ~       ; to slip one`s ~       -. ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . .) , ;  4) pl ; to pay ~s to a lady       ;  5) ~! . !      
attentive = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
attenuate = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
attenuation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ,        
attest = 1. n . .  1) ,  ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) .    (to) ;  4)            
attestation = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ;  3)         
attestor = n .   Attic = a ,   
attic = n , ,    
attic-stor(e)y = n    
attire = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
attitude = n  1) ,  ( -. - to) ; ~     of 
mind  ; a devil-may-care ~      ;  2) , ; to strike an ~        
attitudinize = v     
attorney = n , , , , ; Attorney General  ,   ( ) ; 
letter (  warrant) of ~ ; power of ~ , ; by ~    
attorney-at-law = n  ( )  
attorney-in-fact = n . ,     
attract = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
attraction = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
attractive = a ,   
attribute = 1. n  1) ,  ,      , ;  2) . ; 2. v ,  ( - to)    
attribution = n  1) ,  ( - to) ;  2) ,       
attributive = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. a . ,     
attrition = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
attune = v  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)  (. )      
auburn = a -,   
auction = 1. n ; to put up to ~, to sell by ~     ; 2. v    ( . to ~ off)    
auctioneer = 1. n ; 2. v       
audacious = a  1) , ;  2)       
audacity = n  1) , ;  2)       
audibility = n   
audible = a , ,   
audibly = adv , , , .   
audience = n  1) , , ; a numerous ~      ;  2) ();  3)  ( -. - of, with) ; to     give ~  , ;  4)  (  )      
audio = 1. n  1)    ;  2)          ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)                
audiophile = n . ,    
audiotape = n    
audiovisuals = n   (  . .)  
audit = 1. n  ,  ; 2. v  ,      
auditing = committee    
audition = n  1) ;  2) , ,        
auditor = n  1) , ;  2)       
auditorial = a ,   
auditorium = n ,    
auditory = 1. n , ; 2. a     Augean = a ~ stables    
auger = n ,   
aught = n -, -, ; for ~ I know     
augment = 1. n . ; 2. v  1) ();  2) .  (  . .)      
augmentation = n  1) , ;  2)       
augmentative = a  1) ();  2) .  ( )      
augur = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
augural = a   
augury = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       August = n  1) ;  2) attr       
august = a ,   Augustinian = n  ()  
aunt = n ,   
auntie = n   
aura = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) . , ,       ;  4) ) , ; ) ()     ,  5) ,  ,  ;  6)           
aural = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
aurally = adv  ,   
aureate = a ,   
aureola = n , ,   
aureole = . aureola  
auricle = n  1)   () ;  2) .       
auricular = a  1) , ;  2)   ,        
auriferous = a   Auriga = n .  ()  
aurist = n      
aurochs = n .   
aurora = n . ,  ; ~ australis  ; ~ borealis    
auroral = a  1) , ,   ;  2)            
aurum = n .   
auscultation = n .   
auspice = n  1) ;  2) pl ; under 
the ~s of      ,        
auspicious = a   Aussie = n . ; dinkum ~    
austere = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)       
austerity = n  1) , , ;  2)  () ;  3)       
austral = a   Australian = 1. n , ; the ~s   ; 2. 
a     Austrian = 1. n , ; the ~s ; 2. a     
autarchy = n  1)  ;  2) = autarky      
autarky = n .   
authentic = a , ,   
authentically = adv ,   
authenticate = v  ,   
authenticity = n , ,   
author = n  1) , ; joint ~s ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
authoress = n   
authoritarian = 1. n   ; 2. a     
authoritative = a  1) ;  2) ,       
authority = n  1) ,  (to + Inf, for) ;  2) . 
pl , ;  3) , , ; to carry ~      ;  4) ,  ;  5)   (  . .) ;  6) , ,       
authorization = n  1) , ;  2)       
authorize = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
authorized = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
authorless = a   
authorship = n   
auto = n .   
auto- = pref -, -  
autobiographic = a   
autobiography = n   
auto-camp = n   
auto-court = n .   
autocracy = n ,   
autocrat = n   
autocratic(al) = a  1) ;  2) ,       
autogenesis = n . ,   
autogenous = a   
autogiro = n ,   
autograph = n  1) ;  2)        
autographic = a    
automat = n . -  
automata = pl . automaton  
automatic = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
automatical = . automatic 2.    
automation = n   
automatism = n ,  ,   
automaton = n ( pl . automata)   
automobile = 1. n ; 2. a     
automotive = a  1) ;  2)       
autonomist = n    
autonomous = a   
autonomy = n  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  ,            
autopsy = n .  ()  
autorifle = n .    
auto-road = n   
autostrada = . auto-road  
autosuggestion = n   
autotruck = n .   
autotype = 1. n ; 2. v       
autumn = n  1) ; late ~  ;  2) attr       
autumnal = a   
auxiliary = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) pl   ; 2. a ,     
avail = 1. n , ; of ~ ,   ; of no ~, 
without ~ ;   to little ~ ; 2. v  , ; to ~   (oneself) of  (-.) ,    (-.)    
availability = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
available = a  1) ,  ( ) ,     ;  2) (), ;  3)  (   . .)      
avalanche = n ,    
avant-garde = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ( ,     ) ; 2. a     
avarice = n ,   
avaricious = a ,   
avast = int . !, !  
ave = 1. n ; 2. int ! (.  )    
avenge = v ; to ~ oneself     
avengeful = a   
avenger = n   
avenue = n  1) ,  (   . .) ;  2) , ;  3) .  ,       
aver = v   
average = 1. n  1)  ,  ; at (      
on, upon) the ~  ; below (above) the     ~  () ;  2)    ;  3)    ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ; 3. 
v  1)   ;  2)         
average-out = phr v  1)          ;  2)   ;  3) , ,              
averment = n  1) ;  2)       
averse = a , ,   ( - 
to, from)  
aversely = adv   
aversion = n  1) ,  (to, from, for) ;  2)  (to + Inf) ;  3)        
avert = v  1)  (, ) ,      () ;  2)  (, )      
avertible = a   
aviary = n     
aviate = v   ,    
aviation = n  1) ; general ~  ;  2) attr       
aviator = n ,   
aviculture = n   
avid = a ,  (of, for)  
avidity = n ,   
avigation = n .   
aviso = n  1) . , ;  2) .        
avocation = n  1)   (  ) ;  2) () , ,           
avoid = v  1) , ;  2) .       
avoidable = a  ,      
avoidance = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
avouch = v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)       
avow = v ; to ~ oneself ,    
avowal = n ()   
avowed = a    
avowedly = adv ,   
avulsion = n   
await = v ,   
awake = 1. a predic , ,   . ; to be ~ ) ; )   ; to be ~ to     -.; 2. v ( past awoke, p. p. awoke, awaked)  1) , . ;  2) , . ; to ~ to           
awaken = v  1)  (, ) ;  2)       
awakening = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
award = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. v  -.,  -.    
aware = a predic ,  (of) ; to be ~ of (  that) ,     -.  
awash = a predic  1)   ,  ;  2)        A-waste = n    
away = 1. a predic  1) ; he is ~ from home       ;  2)    (-       . .) ; six miles ~        ; 2. adv  1)  ,         ,   .         -, -; 
to     go ~ ; go ~ please! ,     !; ~ 
with you!  !; ~     with it!   !;  2)  ,        ; ~ from 
home   ;     ~ off . ; far ~ ;  3)          ,  ,     , ;  .       -, -, -, -; he gave ~     the gifts   ;  4)        ;  .         ; the farmers     worked ~         
awe = 1. n  ; to keep (  to   hold) in ~  , ; to   stand in ~  (-. - 
of) ,     ( -. - of) ; 2. v  ,     
awesome = a ,    
awestruck = a ,     
awful = a  1) . ;  2)  ,             
awfully =   1) adv ;  2) . ,       
awhile = adv ()  ; wait ~    
awkward = a  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2) , ,  (       . .) ;  3)       
awkwardness = n  1) ;  2)       
awl = n   
awn = n  ()  
awning = n ,   
awoke = past, p. p. . awake II  
awry = 1. a predic  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. adv  1) , ; to look ~  ,     ;  2) , ; to take ~                
ax(e) = 1. n  1) , ; to get the ~ .      ;  2) (the ~) .   ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  (, ) ,              
axes = 1. pl . ax(e) 1; 2. pl . axis    
axial = a   
axiom = n   
axiomatic(al) = a   ,   Axis = n .  1) .  -; ~ powers      ;  2) ( a) . , ,            
axis = n ( pl axes)  1) ;  2)  ,  (-.) ;  3)  ; the visual ~       () ; body ~  ;     ~ of the equator, 
terrestrial ~        
axle = n . ,   
axle-box = n . ,    
axled = a .   
axle-pin = n .   
axle-tree = n  ,   Ayatollah = n .   
aye I = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ''  ; the ~s me      ''; 2. int .  1) ; ~ 
sir!  !;  2) ! ( )      
aye II = adv . . ; for ever and ~ ,   Azerbaijan = a   Azerbaijani = 1. n (pl .  .)  1) , ; the ~     . ;  2)  ; 2. a     Azerbaijanian = 1, 2 = Azerbaijani 1, 2  
azimuth = n   
azote = n   
azotic = a ,   Aztec = 1. n  1)  (  ) ;  2)  ; 2. a ,             
azure = 1. n ,  ; 2. a ,     B, b = n ( pl Bs, b`s )  1) 2-  .  ;  2) (B) .  '', a B in     phisics ''  ;  3) (b) . b (  )  4) (B) . , B flat -, B sharp     -;  5)  . . . (.        ) )    B,     B-; ) , B class, B     grade; )         Babbit, babbit = n  1) .  (        ) ;  2) ,              Babbit-metal = n .   Babbitry, babbitry = n . ,      
babble = 1. n  1) , ,  (, ) ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)       
babbler = n   
babe = n . , , ~s and sucklings, ~s in the 
wood , ,    Babel = n  1) . ) , the tower of ~      ; )      ,  ;  2) , ;   ;  3)  ;      ,        
baboo = n  1)  () ;  2) . -,      -      
baboon = n  ()  
babushka = n .  1) ;  2)  ,       
baby = n  1) , ;  2) attr , , to 
hold the ~ )        ; )             
baby boom =   (    )  
babyhood = n   
babyish = a ,   
baby-jumper = n  (  ,   )  
baby linen = n   Babylon = n  (,   )  
baby-sit = v   ()    (  )  
baby-sitter = n   ( ,   . .)  
baby-snatcher = n    
baccalaureate = n  1)  ;  2)          (    )      
bacchanal = a ,   Bacchus = n . ,   , a lover of ~  ,    
baccy = n .   
bachelor = n  1) ;  2)       
bachelorship = n  1)    ;  2)        
bacillus = n ( pl bacilli )   
back I = n  1) , to be (  to lie) on one`s ~ )      ; )  , to give     smb. the ~  -.,      -., he is glad to see 
the ~     of  ,    (-.) ,     to 
turn one`s ~ upon smb.  -.,       -., with one`s ~ to the     wall   , to crouch 
one`s ~     before    (-.) ;  2) )  , ; )     , ;  3)          -.,  (, ) , ,      () , ~ of the hand       , at the ~ of one`s mind     , to 
be at the ~ of        -.;  4)  (, ) , ~ of the ship      ;  5) .  ( . full ~), half ~     , ~ and edge , ,     to break the ~ of )           -.,      ; )  -.; ) ,      , 
it breaks the camel`s     ~    , to get (  
to     put, to set) one`s ~ up (),     (), 
on the ~ of   ,     to put one`s ~ into        -., the ~ of beyond        
back II = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ,  (      , ) ,  ( )     ; 2. adv  1) , , I am glad to see you ~      ,   , ~ and forth       ,   , there and ~       ;  2)   ( -.) , ;  3)  , as far ~ as...  ...,      ... ( ) ;  4) ~ of, ~ from . , to go ~ from (      
upon) one`s word        ,   , to go ~ on smb.      -.      
back III = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  , , ;  4)   ;  5) ,  ( - on, upon) ;  6)  (, )       ;  7) , (), to ~ and fill .     , . ,       ;  8)    -.,  (     ) ;  9)  () ;     10)  ,   ;     11)  ()  , to ~ 
down       -., to ~ out ,       -. (of) , to ~ up           
backache = n       
back action = .  ,    
back-axle = n .  ,    
back-bencher = n ,     
backbit = past . backbite  
backbite = v ( past backbit, p.p. backbitten) ,   
backbitten = p . p . . backbite  
backbone = n  1)  , , to the ~       ;  2) , ;  3)        
back-breaking = a   
back-chat = n .  1) ,  ;  2)       
back-cloth = n  1) . ;  2)        
back-country = n  1)   ;  2) .        
backdate = v  (-.)    
back door = n  ,    
back-door = a ,   
backdrop = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,          
back-end = n  1) ,  ;  2) )  , ; )        
back-entry = n .       ,      
backer = n  1)  -., ;  2)  ,         
backfire = n  1) .  ;  2)   (         )      
backgammon = n     
background = n  1)  , , to stay in the ~       ,   ;  2)       
backgrounder = n .  1) -      ,       ;  2)  ,      ,              
backhand I = n  1)     ;  2)   ( )      
backhand II = a  1)     (     ) ;  2) ,       
backhanded = a  1) . backhand II 1);  2) ,    ( ) ;  3) ,  (     )      
backhaul = n  1) .  ,  ;  2) .-.        
backing = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ,        , ~ and filling ,           
back-jack-knife = n .    , ''  
back judge =       
backlash = 1. n  1)   ;  2) )  ; )      ;  3) ) .  ; ) .      ;  4) . , ; 2. v .  1)    ;  2)         
backlog = n  1)   (        ) ;  2) , , ;  3) .  ;  4)  (  ) , ~     of orders        
back-lying = n .      
backmost = a    
back off = phr v  1) ) , , ~! .     !, !; ) ,       ;  2) , ;  3)        
back out = phr v  1) (of)   (-.) ,       (-.) , to ~ of a promise       ;  2) ,  (     ) ;  3)   () ,      ( )      
back-out = n .   ,     . .  
backpack = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)  ;  3)  -.        
backpacker = n  1)  ;  2)       
backpacking = n  1)  ;  2)        
back-page = n  1)   () ;  2)        
back-pedal = v  1)  ;  2) ) , ,      () ; )         
back-room = 1. n  1)   (   . .) ;  2) .          . ., boys 
in the ~ .        ;  3)  ,      - ,        . .; 2. a  1) ) ; ) .         ;  2) ,   , ~     boys     .     .      
back-scratch = v . ,   
back-scratcher = n  1)    ;  2) .       
back seat =   1)  ;  2) .  , to 
take a ~       ,             
backset I = n  1) ) , ,     ; ) ,      () ; )  () ;  2)  ,  ;  3) .-. ,        
backset II = a ()     
backset III = v . .-.  ()  
backside = n  ,   
back-sight = n   
backslap = v      ,    
backslapping = n . ()   ,   
backslide = v ()  
backslider = n   
backspace = 1. n  1)    (  )     , . ~ key;  2) . ; 2. v             
backstage = 1. n .   ,   ; 2. a .  1)   ;  2) , ; 3. 
adv . )  ; )  ;   )       
backstairs I = n ,    
backstairs II = a ,   
back-stitch = n  1)  ' ';  2)   ( )      
backstroke = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  ,  ;  3) .   ; 2. v .       
backswing = n .   ( )  
back-talk = n . ,    
back up I = phr v  1) ;  2)   ;  3) .           () ;  4)        
back up II = phr v .  , , to ~ traffic     ()  
backup I = 1. n  1) . ;  2) ) , ; ) -;     ) -;  3)  ,  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)  ,      ( )      
backup II = n , , a ~ of cars .  ,    
backward = 1. a  1)  ( ) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) , ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,  ;  4)        
backwards = . backward 2.    
backwash = n  1) ,   ,       ;  2) .       
backwater = n  , , .   
backwoods = n pl    
backyard I = n  1) )     ; )      , ; )      ;  2)  ;  3) .  ,  ,             
backyard II = a , ,   
bacon = n   , , to save one`s ~ .     
bacteria = pl . bacterium  
bacteriological = a   
bacteriologist = n   
bacteriology = n   
bacterium = n ( pl bacteria)   
bad I = a ( compar . worse 1. superl worst . 1.);  1) , ;  2) , to go ~ , ;  3) , ;  4) , to feel ~       , to look ~  ,       , to be 
taken ~ ;  5) , ;  6)  ( , ) ,  (     ) ,  ( ) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8)  ( )      
bad II = n , , $1000 to the ~   , 
to go to the ~ ,  , from ~ to worse    ,      , to go from ~ to worse   
bade = past . bid 1.  
badge = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
badger I = n   
badger II = v  1)   2) ,       
badly = adv ( compar worse 2. superl worst 2.)  1) , ;  2) , , ~ wounded  , I     want it ~    , to be ~ off       ( -. - for)      
badminton = n   
bad-news = n  1)   ();  2) . ) ,  ;     ) . ,        
bad shot =   1) )  ( ) ; )      ,    ; )      ;  2)        
bad-tempered = a ,   
baffle = v  1)   ,     2)  , ,           
bag = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , shopping ~  ;  4) ,  () ;  5) pl  ( );  6) ;  7) pl ;  8) pl  .  ( . 
pair of ~s), to empty     the ~ ,   ,      , ~ and baggage       , ~ of 
bones  ,        ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) . , ;  3) , ;  4) ., . , , I have ~ged     
some of your cigarettes          ;  5) () , ();  6)   ( ) ;  7) .        
bagatelle = n ,   
bagful = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
baggage = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) impudent ~ , 
silly ~ , sly (      saucy) ~ , ;  4) attr ;  5) attr  ( )      
bagger = n ,   
baggy = a   
bagman = n ( pl -men )  1) ;  2) ) . ; )       
bagpipe = n .   
bail I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , to go ~ 
for  (     -.) ; 2. v ,    ( . to ~   out)    
bail II = n  (  )  
bail III = v   ( ) , to ~ out )   ; ) ( )     
bailee = n . ,   () , ,   
bailey = n  1) . ,  ;  2) Old B.  ,        ( )      
bailie = n .   ,   
bailiff = n  1)  ;  2)        
bailment = n  1)   ;  2) .          
bairn = n .   
bait I = 1. n  1) , , to jump at the ~, to     
swallow the ~    (.     .) ;  2) ;  3)    (   ) ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)    (   )     ;  3)   ( ) ,       ( )      
bait II = n ,   
bait III = v  1)  ;  2) ,       
baize = n  1) ;  2) attr       
bake = v  1) (), (), to be ~d with     heat ,    (     ) ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4)  ()      
bakehouse = n   
bakelite = n .   
baker = n ,   
baker-legged = a   
bakery = n  1) ;  2)       
baksheesh, bakshish = n  1) , ;  2)       
balalaika = n .   
balance = 1. n  1) , Danish ~ , spring ~      , ;  2) , ~ of power      , to strike a ~      , , 
to keep ~      , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) . , , ~ of trade       ( );  6) . ,  , ~ 
of the     day  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  (with, by,     against) ;  3) ,  ,     .  (between) ;  4) .        
balance-bridge = n    
balanced = a ,   
balancer = n   
balance-sheet = n   
balconied = a  ,    
balcony = n , recessed ~   
bald = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ,     , ;  3) ,  (   . .) ;  4) ,  (     ) ;  5)      ( )      
baldachin = n   
balderdash = n   
bald-headed I = a ,   
bald-headed II = adv   , to go ~ . )  ,  ; )     -.  
baldly = adv  1) , , ;  2) ,       
baldric = n  ( , ) ,   
bale I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl ; 2. v   ,     
bale II = v . bail I 2.    
bale III = n ., .   
baleen = n    
bale-fire = n  ,   
baleful = a .  1) , ;  2)       
baler = n  1)   (,   . .) ;  2)        
balestra = n    ,  ()  
balk I = n  1) , , . , the ~s      ;  2)   , ;  3) , , ;  4) , ,       
balk II = v  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3)   ;  4) , ;  5) ,  ( )      Balkan = a   
ball I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) , . , ~ of the eye      , ~ of the knee  , ~ of     fortune  , the ~ is with 
you      ,   , to have the ~     at one`s 
feet   ,        , to keep 
up the ~, to     keep the ~ rolling ,      , three ~s  ; 2. v (), ()      
ball II = n ,  , to open the ~  , .      
ballad = n  (-   )  
ballade = n  ( )  
ballad-monger = n  1) .    ;  2) .       
ballast = 1. n  1) ;  2) (), , ; 2. 
v  1) ,  ,       (. .) ;  2) .-.        
ball-bearing = n   
ball boy = . ,   ()  
ballerina = n ( pl . -ne) ,   ( )  
ballet = n   
ballet-dancer = n ,  ,   
ballet-master = n   
ball game =   1)   ;  2) ;  3) . . a)  , not to     be in the ~   ,        ; ) ,       
ballistic = a , ~ missile    
ballistics = n   
ball lightning =    
balloon = 1. n  1)  ,  ,     toy ~   , barrage ~      , 
captive ~      ;  2) trial ~  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)         
ballot = 1. n  1)  ,      , to mark one`s ~        ;  2)  (. ) ,     , second ~      , , successive ~s      , to take a ~     ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
ballot-box = n  ,    
ballot-paper = n    
ball park =   1) ,  (  . .) ;  2)   ,        
ball-park = a . ,   
ballplayer = n  , .    
ball-point pen =    
ball-proof = a ,   
ball-room = n    
ballyhoo = 1. n .  , ; 2. v .    ,     ( -.)    
ballyrag = v .  ,   
balm I = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
balm II = v .  1) ,  ;  2)       
balmy = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
baloney = . boloney  
balsam = n  1) ;  2) .       Baltic = a   
baluster = n  1) ;  2)       
balustrade = n   
bambino = n ( pl -ni) .  1) , ;  2) .  ()      
bamboo = n  1) ;  2) attr       
bamboozle = v . ,   
ban = 1. n  1) ;  2)   ,       ;  3) . , ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) .       
banal = a ,   
banality = n   
banana = n  1) ;  2) attr       
band I = 1. n  1) ,  (  . .) ;  2) , 
brass ~  , jazz ~     -, string ~  ; 2. v () (  to ~ together)    
band II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) . , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
bandage = 1. n , ; 2. v ,         
bandbox = n  ( ,   . .) , to look as if one 
came out of a ~      
bandit = n ( pl . banditti)   
banditti = n  1) pl . bandit;  2) a ~  ,        
bandleader = n  -  
band-master = n ,   
bandoleer = n   
bandolier = n . bandoleer  
band-saw = n    
bandsman = n ( pl -men )   
bandstand = n     
bandwagon = n  1)          (   . .) ;  2) . a)  , 
to climb on     (to jump aboard) the ~ .        ,   ,        ; )  ; )     ,        
band-wheel = n    
bandy I = v  1)  () ,      (,  ) ;  2)  ()      
bandy II = n .  1)  ,   ;  2)        
bandy III = a  ( )  
bandy-legged = a   
bane = n  1) , ;  2) ) . , ; ) .     , , , the ~ of my     life ,         
baneful = a ,   
bang I = 1. n , ,  , , with a   ~  ,  ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2)  (  . .) , ,       ();  3) , ;  4) . , to ~ away  (     ) ; 3. adv ,  , to go ~ ,    ,  ( ) ; 4. int !    
bang II = 1. n ; 2. v       Bangladeshi = 1. n    ,   , ; 2. a ,       
bangle = n   
bang-up = a . ,   
banish = v  1) , ;  2)  ,         
banishment = n ,   
banister = n . pl ,    
banjo = n ( pl -os, -oes )  1)  (. ) ;  2) .  ( . Irish ~, Army ~);  3) . , ,       
bank I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3) , , ~ of snow  , ~     of clouds  ;  4) , ;  5) . ; 2. v  1)  ,  ,      ;  2) .,        
bank II = 1. n  1) , The Bank  ;  2) . , 
to break the ~  ;  3) attr , ; 2. v  1)    ,        ;  2)  ;  3) .  ;  4) ,  (on , upon)      
bankable = a .   
bank acceptance =  ,     
bank account =  ,     
bank-bill = n  1) ;  2) . . bank-note      
bank-book = n  1)  ,  ;  2)        
bank card = ()   (  )  
bank-cheque = n .    
bank-credit = n .   ,    
bank deposit = ,   
banker I = n  1) ;  2) .       
banker II = n   
banking I = n    
banking II =   1)  ,        ;  2) ) ; ) ;  3)  ;  4) . , ,      (   . .) ;  5) . ,  (,       . .)      
bank-note = n  ,   
bank-rate = n .     
bankroll = 1. n .  ,     (   ) 2. v . . ,     
bankrupt = 1. n ,  ; 2. a , , to go   ~ ; 3. v   ,     
bankruptcy = n   
banksman = n . ,      
bank-stock = n     
banner = 1. n  1) , , , to join (to follow)     the ~ (of) )   ; )       (-.) , to 
unfurl one`s ~ )       ; )       ,   ;  2) . ;  3) . .          , '' ( . ~ head, ~     head-line); 2. a . , , ,   of the ~ class , ; 3. v .  1)  ,  ;  2)   ;  3)          
banner-bearer = n   
banner-cry = n    
banns = n pl         
banquet = 1. n , () , , funeral ~   , a 
regular ~   ; 2. v     -.,     
bantam = n  1)  ( ) , . ,         ;  2)   ;  3) attr ,       
bantam-weight = n .  , ' '  
banter = 1. n  ; 2. v      
bantling = n  1) ;  2) .       
baptism = n , ~ of fire    
baptist = n  1) ;  2)       
baptize = v  1) , . ();  2)  , ,       
bar I = 1. n  1)  ( ,  ,    .  .     ) , ~ of chocolate  ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) pl ;  6) , ;  7)  () ;  8)  .  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ;  3) , , to ~ in      , , to ~ out        
bar II = prep ,    
bar III = n  1) (the ~) , to be at the ~      , to be called to the ~        , to go to the ~      ;  2)   ,       , ~ of conscience  , ~     
of public opinion         
bar IV = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
barb = n  1)  () ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , . ;  4) ,       
barbarian = 1. n ; 2. a.     
barbaric = a   
barbarism = n  1) ;  2) .       
barbarity = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .)      
barbarous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
barbecue = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) .    ,          ; 2. v       
barbed = a ,  , . ,   
bar-bell = n .   
barber I = n ,   
barber II = n  1)      ;  2)         
barber(r)y = n .   
bard I = n . , , the Bard of Avon , the Bard 
of Ayrshire    
bard II = n .    
bare = 1. a  1) , , to lay ~ ,     ;  2) ,  -.;  3) , , ;  4) , ;  5) , ,      , a ~ hundred pounds -     ()   , to     be ~ of credit )   ; )      ; 2. v ,     
bareback = 1. a ; 2. adv      
barebacked = . bareback 1.  
barefaced = a  1) , ;  2) , ,       
barefoot = 1. a ; 2. adv     
barefooted = a ,   
bare-headed = a     
barely = adv  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
bareness = n ,   
bargain = 1. n  1) , a hard ~  , to     
close (  to make, to strike) a ~      ,   ;  2)   , Dutch ~, wet ~     ,  , that`s a ~!      !,  !, into the ~      , , to make the best of 
a bad ~      ,     ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  , , to ~     for   , , ,     it is more than I ~ed          
bargainer = n  1) ;  2)       
bargaining chip = . ,  (     ,    . .)  
bargain-sale = n    
barge = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)   ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2) ,  ,       ( . to ~ about, to ~ along), to     ~ against  , 
to ~ in     , to ~ into . to ~ against      
bargee = n   , lucky ~ .   
bargeman = . bargee  
baritone = . barytone  
barium = n .   
bark I = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) . ;  3)  ( . Peruvian ~, Jesuits` ~), with     the ~ on .  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4)       
bark II = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . , his ~ is worse than his     bite    ,  ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2) . ;  3)  , , to ~ up     the wrong tree )       -.; ) .          
bark III = n  ( )  
barkeeper I = n     
barkeeper II = n   
barker = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) , ;  4)       
barkery = n    
barking I = n  1) ;  2)        
barking II = 1. n ; 2. a     
barley = n  1) ;  2) attr , to cry ~        
barleycorn = n  , John Barleycorn    (    )  
barm = n () ,   
barmaid = n   
barman = n ,   
barmy = a  1) , ;  2) . ,  ( . ~ on     the crumpet)      
barn = n  1) ;  2) .  ( ,      ) ;  3) . , ;  4) .        
barnacle = n  1) .   () ;  2) ,        
barn-door I = n  , not to be able to hit a ~     
barn-door II = a ~ fowl    
barn raising = . ' ',       
barnstorm = v .  1)     (      ) ;  2)    ( ,       . .) ;  3)      ,          (       )      
barnyard = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) , ~ fodder   (      ) ;  2) , , ~ humour            
barnyard fowl =    
barometer = n   
baron = n , ~ of beef    
baronage = n  1) ,    ;  2)        
baroness = n   
baronet = n   
baronetcy = n    
baronial = a   
barony = n  1)  ;  2)        
baroque = 1. n ; 2. a   ,  .     
barque = . bark  
barrack = 1. n , pl ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)   (      ) ,       
barrage = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) attr       
barratry = n .  1) , ;  2) ) ,  ; )             ;  3) .  (,                    )      
barrel = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (    ) ;  3)  .         ;  4)  . , , ;  5)  .  (, ) ; 2. v   ,      
barrelhouse = n  .  .  1) , ;  2) .        
barrel-organ = n   
barren = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
barrenness = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
barret = n   
barricade = 1. n  1) ;  2) attr ; 2. v     
barrier = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
barring = prep ,    
barrister = n   
barrow I = n  1) ;  2)  . ,       
barrow II = n  1)  ;  2)  (  . wheel-barrow);  3)  (  . hand-barrow)      
bartender = n  . ,    
barter = 1. n , ,  ; 2. v  1) ,  (  - for) ,       ;  2)  (  . to ~ away)      
barytone = n   
basalt = n  .   
bascule-bridge = n    
base I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  () ;  4)  . , ;  5)  .  ;  6) attr , ; 2. v  1) ,  ( - on , upon) ,     to ~ oneself on  ;  2)        
base II = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
baseball = n  .   
base-court = n    
baseless = a   
basement = n  1) ;  2) ()        
bases = pl  . basis  
bash = 1. n  .  ; 2. v  .      
bashful = a ,   
basic = a   
basically = adv  ,    
basin = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  ()      
basis = n ( pl bases)  1) , ;  2)        
bask = v  1)  ( ,  , in) ;  2)  (in) ,       
basket = n  1) ;  2) attr       
basket-ball = n .   
basketful = n   (-.)  
basketry = n    
basket-work = . basketry  Basque = 1. n ,  ; 2. a ,       
basque = n  ( )  
bas-relief = n   
bass I = n   
bass II = n  . bast  
bass III = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
bassoon = n  .   
bass-relief =  . bas-relief  
bass-wood = n    
bast = n , ,   
bastard = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  . ;  3) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (   )      
baste I = v ,      
baste II = v    (  )  
baste III = v  1) , ;  2)  () ,      ()      
bastille = n .  1) ) , , ; )        ;  2) ) ;  3) (the B.) , B. day        (  )      
bastion = n  .  . ,  .   
bat I = n  , as blind as a ~    
bat II = 1. n  1)  (  , ) ,     () ;  2)  (  , ) , a good ~       (  , ) ;  3)  .  , off one`s 
own ~     ,   ; 2. v      
bat III = n  . , to go full ~     
bat IV = v  . ,   
bat V = n .  1)  ;  2)  . ,       
bat VI = n  1) . pl    ,      () ,  () , wool     ~  ;  2) ,       
batata = n  .   
batch = n  1) ,   ;  2) , , ~ of workmen      ;  3) , , of the 
same ~         
bate I = v  1) , , ;  2) ,  (   .  . )     ;  3) ,       
bate II = n ,   Bath = n go to ~!   !  
bath = pl 1. n  1) ,   , to have (  to     
take) a ~   ( . bathe 1.);  2)   (  . 
bath-room);  3) ,  , ~ of blood     ,  ; 2. v ,     
bathe = 1. n , to have a ~  ( .   bath 1.); 2. 
v  1) (), (), (),     ();  2)  () ;  3)  ( )      
bather = n  1) ;  2) , -      
bathing = n  1) ;  2) attr       
bathing-box = n  ( )  
bathing-place = n    
bat-horse = n    
bathrobe = n ()   
bath-room = n    
bath-tub = n   
bathyscaphe = n   
bathysphere = n   
bating = prep    
batiste = n   
batman = n (- pl -men )  . , ,   
baton = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)  . )  , to pass     the ~  ; ) ;  5)  . ; 2. v       
batsman = n ,  ( , )  
battalion = n ,  .  .    
batten I = 1. n , , , ; 2. v ,  , to ~   down  .  ()    
batten II = v  1) , ;  2)    ;  3) ;  4)  ,  (     )      
batter I = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  .  ;  4) . )  ; )       ; 2. v  1)  , , ;  2) , ;  3)  , ;  4)         
batter II = n  . batsman  
batter III = 1. n  . ,  () ; 2. v  . ,      
battered = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
battery = n  1)  . , to mask one`s batteries     )   ; )       ;  2)  . , solar batteries      ;  3)  . ,        
batting I = n   
batting II = n  . ,  ( , )  
batting average =   1)  .   (- .     ) ;  2)  .   (- .      ,    .  . )      
battle = 1. n  1) , , , to join ~       , to commit to ~   , to     deliver ~  , 
pitched ~      ;  2) ,  ;  3) ; 2. v ,  ( - with, against,    - for)    
battlecruiser = n    
battle-cry = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
battledore = n  1) , ;  2)  (   ) ; ~ and     shuttlecock         
battle-field I = n  ,   
battle-field II = a . , ,   
battle-fleet = n    
battlefront = n .    
battle-ground = n  1)  ,   ;  2)        
battlement = n  . pl  ,  ( , )  
battle-piece = n  .,  .  ,   
battleplane = n    
battleship = n  ,   
battle-tried = a   ,   
bauble = n  1) ;  2) ,       
baubling = a   
baulk = I, II . balk I, II  
bauxite = n   
bawbee = n  .   
bawdy = 1. n ; 2. a     
bawl = v , ,  ( - at) , to ~ out ) ; ) to ~ smb. out   -.  
bay I = n  1) , ;  2)       
bay II = n  1) ( );  2) pl  ,       
bay III = n  1)  (,    . .) ;  2)    ( ) , ''      
bay IV = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , , at ~       , to be (  to stand) at ~, to     
turn to ~ ,        , to bring to ~ )  ()     ; )   , to keep at ~       ,              
bay V = 1. n  ; 2. a     
bay leaf = .    
bayonet = 1. n  1) ;  2) attr ; 2. v      
bazaar = n  1) () ;  2)        
bazooka = n . ()   ''  
be = v ( past  : sg was, pl were, p. p. been)  1) , , , I think,     therefore, I am  , ,      ;  2) , , , he is     in the garden    , has     
anyone been? - ?, -     ?;  3)  , how are you?       ?,    ?;  4) , how much is it?       ?;  5)  -         -    : he is my     father   , he is thirty 
years old       , I am cold  , I     am 
hungry  , it is bad weather today       , it is all over      , here he is  ;  6)    )        . . . (past     participle)          (passive voice) the     lesson was explained 
by the teacher        ; )    .     . . (past participle)               (perfect tenses)        the sun is set  ,     the 
train is gone  ; )        . . . (present participle)        (continuous     
tenses) he is swimming  ; )        . . . (present     participle)            : he is     leaving next week         , I am coming home tomorrow        ; )    . .     . (present participle)  to go                -., I am     
going to write to him at once         ;  7)          , ,   : I     am to go on Monday         , this book is to come        , I am to inform you      ,    , the book was     not to be found    , can     you tell me where the book is to be had?      ,     ?,     to be about )           ,     ; )   -.; )        (   -  ) ,     abroad  ( ) , 
to be     away   , , to be back     , to be down  ,      (   . . , with) , to be for )     ,   -., -.; )      , to be in ) ,       ; )  ( ,   .     .) ,  (,    . .) ; )      ( ) ,  ( ,     ) ; )    (      ) ; ) to be in for       , to be off , , to     be on  (   . .) ,      ( , ) , to be out                 ( -.) , up )     , all is up with him        , the Parliament is up       ; ) , ,       , to be up all night        ; )  ( ,       . .) , the 
corn is up  ; )     , , something 
is up -     , - , what`s up?      ?,   ?, what are you up to?       ?,   ?, it is     up to you to decide  ,       , to let be   , were     it not   , as it were  ,      ,        
be- = pref  1)   ,           : besiege, becloud;  2)           ,          , .  :     belabor, befriend, 
belittle      
beach = 1. n  , , , ,   to be on the ~ ) ,      ,  ' '; ) . .     , on the ~ ) .  ; )    ,  , ' ', ~ mariner   '', ,   ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)  ()        
beachcomber = n  1) ) ()   ,       ; )     .   ,  '';  2)  ,         
beachhead = n  1) ) .   ()     ; ) , ;  2)  (   . .) ,            
beachwear = n    
beacon = 1. n  1)  , , radio ~     ;  2) , ;  3) ,         , flashing ~ ;  4) ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ,       
bead = 1. n  1) , pl , ;  2) pl , to tell 
one`s ~s      ,  ;  3) ;  4)  () ;  5)  () , to draw a ~ on     ,  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ,       
beadle = n  1)   ;  2)        
beadledom = n ,   
beady = a  1)    ( ) ;  2)          
beagle = n  1)  , ;  2) ,       
beak = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4) .           
beaker = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
beam = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4) . ,  ;  5)  , to be on the ~        ; 2. v  (. .) ,  (,   )    
beam-end = n to be on one`s ~s ) . ,   ; )   ,      
beam weaponry = n .   ' '   
bean I = n  1) . a) ; ) ; ) ,       , coffee ~s  ;  2) , , ;  3) . , , , not to have a ~        ;  4) . , , use your ~!       ;  5) . . ) pl , ~s and     bullets   , ~ gun      ; ) .       ; ) pl      , old ~ , a hill     of ~s , to spill the ~s . . )     ,  ; )      (-) ; )        ,        
bean II = v .   ,     
beanery = n . ,    
bean-pod = n   
bean-wagon = n . . , ''  
bear I = 1. n  1) , polar ~, white ~  ;  2) . Great (Little) Bear  ()     ;  3) ,    (     ) ; 2. v    ( )    
bear II = v ( past bore, p. p. born, borne)  1) , , to ~ in mind, to ~ in view       , , ;  2)    ;  3) , , ;  4) , , ;  5)  ( - on) ;  6) to ~ oneself ,  , to ~     away: to ~ away the prize ,      , to ~ down ) ; )     .    ; )      ( - upon) ; ) - ( -     upon) , to ~ off , to ~ on     ,   , to ~ out     , , to ~ up )     , ; ) .       , to ~ upon . to ~ on, to ~ with      ,         
bearable = a ,   
beard I = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
beard II = v     
bearded = a   
beardless = a   
bearer = n  1) ,        -.;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  , a good (bad) ~     ,   ()     ;  5) .       
bear-garden = n  1) .  ,       ;  2)  , ''      
bearing = n  1) , in all its ~s   ,       , to have a ~ on, upon     smth.    -.,        -.;  2) pl , , ,     , , to lose one`s ~s     , . , to find (      to get, to 
take) one`s ~s     , ;  3) ,  , military ~      ;  4) ;  5) . , roller ~      ;  6) pl  ( ) , beyond (  past)     all ~s       
bearish = a  1) , , ~ fellow '',     ;  2) ;  3) . . , ~ 
operation     (speculation)   , to     have 
a ~ effect         
bearleader = n  1)  () ;  2) . ,             
bearskin = n  1)  ;  2)    (     ) ;  3) .     ;  4) . . '', ,        ( . ~ jobber)      
beast = n , , ,  (. .) , ~ of prey  , ~ of burden    
beastly = 1. a  1) , ;  2) . , ; 2. adv . , ,     
beat = 1. n  () ;  2)  () , , ,      ,  () ;  3) , , to 
be on the ~      ;  4)  ;  5) . .  ;  6) . . ; 2. v ( past beat, p. p. beat, beaten)  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (  , against)      
beat generation =  ( )  
beatific = a  1) ;  2)        
beatify = v  1) ;  2) .       
beating = n  1) , () ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)       
beatitude = n   
beau = n pl  1) ;  2) ,       
beau-monde = n .  ,   
beautician = n   
beautiful = a ,   
beautify = v ,    
beauty = n  1) , , that`s the ~ of it        , you are a ~! .  ,      !;  2) , ~ is but skin deep               
beauty-sleep = n   ( )  
beauty-spot = n  ( )  
beaux = pl . beau  
beaux-arts = n pl .  ,   
beaver I = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) . , polar ~  ;  5) attr       
beaver II = n .   
becalm = v , ,   
becalmed = a .  1)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  2)    ( )      
became = past . become  
because = conj  ,  , ~ of -,   
beck I = n , , to have at one`s ~    , to be at smb.`s ~ and call    -.   
beck II = v . beckon  
beckon = v ,    
becloud = v  , . ,   
become = v ( past became, p. p. become)  1) , ;  2) , what has ~ of him?        ?;  3) ;  4)         
becoming = a  1) , ;  2) ()        
bed I = n  1) , , hospital ~      , 
feather ~ , spring ~      , to go to ~  , to take     to one`s ~ ,   , 
to     keep one`s ~  ,   ,     to leave 
one`s ~   ,     , to make the ~  ,     to get up on the wrong side of the ~ .        ;  2) , , ;  3) .  ,  ( . narrow     ~);  4) .-.  ( . 
railway ~);  5)  (, ) ;  6) . , ;  7) . , , ~ of down, ~ of     roses ,  , it`s not all a     ~ of roses .    -       , ~ of thorns ,      , to be brought to ~ (of a boy,     girl)    (,     )      
bed II = v  1) ,    ( . to ~     out);  2)   () ;  3)   ,       
bedabble = v ,  (   . .)  
bed and board =   1)   ;  2) .   ,  ,     separation from ~     ,             
bedaub = v  ,   
bed-clothes = n pl    
bedding = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4) . ,       
bedeck = v   
bedevil = v  1) , ;  2)         
bedew = v ,  ,  ()  
bedfellow = n  1)   ,  ;  2) . ();  3) , ()      
bedgown = n     
bed-head = n  ()  
bedim = v ,  (, )  
bedlam = n   , . ,    
bedlamite = n   
bedouin = n (pl .  .)  1) ;  2) ,       
bedpost = n  , between you and me and the ~   ()  
bedrabbled = a      
bedraggle = v ,   
bedrid(den) = a      
bed-rock = n  1) .  , ;  2) ,  , to get down to (      to reach) ~  ,              
bedroom = 1. n ; 2. a  1) .   ' '     ;  2) , ~ scenes        
bedroom community = ' '  (  )  
bedroom suburb = ' ',    ( ,    )  
bedsheet = n   
bedside = n   , to sit at a person`s ~   ,      
bed-sitting-room = n   (   )  
bedsore = n   
bedspread = n  ( )  
bedstead = n   
bedtime = n     
bee = n  1) , .  ,     worker ~  , as brisk as a ~     , , as busy as 
a ~      ;  2) . ,   ,         , to     have 
a ~ in one`s bonnet   ,      ''       
bee-bread = n   
beech = n  1) ;  2)        
beechen = a   
beef I = n ( pl beeves)  1) , horse ~ , corned ~     ;  2) ;  3) ,  () , he has plenty     
of ~           
beef II = 1. n .  1) , , , ;  2)  ,        ;  3) , ; 2. v . , ,     
beefateria = n . ,       
beefeater = n  1) ) . -       ; ) ,         ;  2) '', ;  3) . .       
beefsteak = n   
beef-up = phr v  1) . , to ~ benefits for     
retired    ;  2) . , , ,           
beef-witted = a   
beefy = a , ,   
bee-garden = n   
beehive = n   
bee-line = n  ()   Beelzebub = n , ,   
bee-master = n ,   
been = p. p. . be  
beep = 1. n .  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v ,     
beer = n , ~ parlor . , small ~  , . , to chronicle small ~  , to think no 
small ~ of oneself       
beerhouse = n   
beeswax = n   
beet = n , red ~ , white ~    
beetle I = n , blind as a ~    
beetle II = 1. n . , , ; 2. v .  1) ;  2)        
beetle III = 1. a ; 2. v     
beetle-browed = a   ,   
beetroot = n ,   
beeves = pl . beef  
befall = v ( past befell, p. p. befallen) ,   
befallen = p. p. . befall  
befell = past . befall  
befit = v ,   
befog = v   
befool = v   
before = 1. adv  1) , ;  2) , , , ~ 
long , long     ~ , shortly ~  ; 2. prep  1) ;  2) , to be ~ others        ( -. - in) ;  3) ; 3. conj  1)  ;  2)  , he 
would die ~ lying       ,        
beforehand = adv , , to be ~ with  -.  -.  
before-tax = a    , ~ profits      
befoul = v ,   
befriend = v ,   
beg = v  1) ,  (-. - of, from,      -. - 
for) ;  2) , to go (a) begging )     ; )   ,       ( ) ;  3) I ~ to 
differ        , we ~ to enclose             
began = past . begin  
beget = v ( past begot, p. p. begotten)  1) , ;  2)       
beggar = 1. n  1) , ;  2) insolent ~ , poor ~ , little     ~s , ~ on horseback ,         ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)   ()      
begin = v ( past began, p. p. begun) (), to ~ with -,    
beginner = n  1) ;  2)       
beginning = n  1) ;  2)       
begone = int !  
begot = past . beget  
begotten = p. p. . beget  
begrudge = v  1)  ,     ;  2) ;  3) ,   (-. -.)     ,       
beguile = v  1)  , ,  ;  2) ,   ,       (into)      
beguilement = n  1) ;  2)       
begun = p. p.  . begin  
behalf = n in ~ of, in smb.`s ~  , ,  -., on ~ 
of, on smb.`s ~   -.  
behave = v  1)  , ;  2)    ( . 
to ~ oneself);  3)  ( ,   . .)      
behavior = n  1) , , , proper ~      ;  2) .  ()      
behead = v  ,   
beheld = past, p. p. . behold  
behemoth = n  1) . ;  2)       
behest = n .  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
behind = 1. adv , , , , to leave ~    (,  ), to fall ~   , to be ~ ; 2. prep , , ; 3. n     
behindhand = 1. a predic  1) , ;  2) ,  ; 2. adv  ,  , wise ~          
behind-the-scenes = a ,   
behold = v ( past, p. p. beheld) , , ~! !  
beholden = a predic  (-. - to)  
beholder = n ,   
behoof = n . , , , in (  on, for, to) 
smb.`s ~, in (  on, for, to) the ~ of  ,   -.  
behoove = v   
behove = . behoove  
being = 1. n  1) , , , human ~s     ;  2) , , , ~ determines     consciousness   , to     call into ~   ; 2. 
a , , for the time ~   )   ; )   ; 3. pres. p.     
belabor = v , ,   
belated = a  ,   
belaud = v   
belay I = 1. n ,  () , poor   ~  () ,   positive ~  ; 2. v (belayed, belaid)  1) .  () ,      () , ~ the line!  !     () ;  2) ,  ()      
belay II = int . !, !, !  
belch = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ,  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3)  ()      
belcher = n  1)  ( )   ;  2)          
beleaguer = v   
belfry = n   Belgian = 1. n , , the ~s ; 2. a     
belie = v  1) ,   2)     -.,     ;  3)   (,   . .)      
belief = n  1) ,  (in) ;  2) , , to the 
best of my ~       ,   ,     
beyond ~ ;  3) ,       
believable = a ,   
believe = v  1)  (in) ;  2) ;  3) , I ~ so , ,       , I ~ not  , ,        
believer = n , true ~   
belittle = v , ,   
bell I = n  1) , , alarm ~ (     ), to sound a ~   ;  2) , to pull the ~ ,      , to answer the ~        ( ) , there goes the ~! !;  3) .  ;  4) pl . , to bear (  to carry)     
away the ~  ,  ,      ( ) , to ring the ~            
bell II = 1. n ,  () ; 2. v , ,     
bell-boy = n  ( )  
bell captain =    
belle = n ,  (  . .)  
belles-lettres = n pl   
bell-flower = n .   
bell-hop = . . . bell-boy  
bellicose = a   
bellicosity = n   
belligerence = n  1) ;  2)        
belligerency = n  1) ;  2) a) .  ; )             
belligerent = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) .    ;  2) ,       
bellow = 1. n ,  (. .) ; 2. v  1) ,  (. .) ;  2) ,       
bellows = n pl  , a pair of ~    
belly = 1. n  1) , , , . ,     ;  2) . '' ; 2. v  ( . to ~ 
out)    
belly-ache I = n     
belly-ache II = v . ,   
belly-band = n   
belly-pinched = a ,   
belong = v  1)  (to) ;  2)  ( - to, . 
with, among) ;  3) ,        
belongings = n pl  1) , , ;  2) ,       
beloved = 1. n , ; 2. a ,     
below = 1. adv , ; 2. prep ,     
belt = 1. n  1) , , , to hit below the     ~ )    ; )       , to 
lighten one`s ~       ;  2) , ;  3) .  , to hold the ~       ( ) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
belting = n  ,    
belt-saw = n    
bemire = v ,    
bemoan = v   
bench = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) , 
cross ~         , front ~          ( .     frontbencher);  4)  , , . , to be     raised to the ~  ;  5)  ( , . - show); 2. v    ()    
benchmark I = n  1) .  , ;  2) , ;  3)   ;  4) ,  ;  5) . ,  ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)           
benchmark II = v .   ,  (  )  
benchwarmer = n .  1) .   ( ) ;  2)        
bend = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3) . ;  4) . ; 2. v ( past, p. p. bent)  1) (), (), ();  2) (),  ( ,       . .) ;  3)  (, ) ,      (, )      
beneath = 1. adv ; 2. prep , , ~ one  -.       Benedictine = n  ()  
benediction = n  1) ;  2) ,  (        )      
benefaction = n  1) ;  2)       
benefactor = n  1) ;  2)       
benefice = 1. n  1) .   ;  2) )  ; )  ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) .  ;  2) .        
beneficence = n ,    
beneficent = a   
beneficial = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .         ()       
beneficiary = n  1) .    ;  2) .       
benefit = 1. n  1) , , for the ~ of , ,       (-.) , for you ~  , to     the ~ of   , to give smb. the ~     of one`s experience   -.      ;  2) , ,  ,     
unemployment ~   ;  3) . ;  4) 
attr ; 2. v  1)  ,  ( - 
by) ;  2) ,        
benevolence = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
benevolent = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       Bengalee = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. 
a     Bengali = . Bengalee 1.,2.  
benighted = a  1)  , ;  2) ,       
benign = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ,     ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) .       
benignant = . benign  
benignity = n   
bent I = 1. n  1) , , , to the     
top of one`s ~ ;  2) . ) , , ; )      ; 2. a  1) ) , ; ) ,     ;  2) (on)   -.,       -.;  3)  -.;  4) . ) ,  ,     ~ politicians  ; )     ; ) ,     , ; )     ; )   , ~     out of shape        
bent II = past, p. p. . bend 2.    
bent III = n ,  , to go (  to flee) to 
the ~      
benumb = v  1)   ;  2)  (, )      
benzene = n   
benzine = n   
benzyl = n .   
bequeath = v   
bequest = n ,    
berate = v . ,   
berberry = . barber(r)y  
bereave = v ( past, p. p. bereaved, bereft) ,  (,   . ., of)  
bereaved = a  ,   
bereavement = n    
bereft = past, p. p. . bereave, ~ of reason   
beret = n   
berg = n   
berry = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . . ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
berth = n  1) , ,  ;  2)  ;  3) , , to give a wide ~ to       ,       
beryl = n   
beseech = v ( past, p. p. besought) , ,   
beseem = v ,   
beset = v ( past, p. p. beset)  1) ,  (  . .) ;  2)  ()      
beside = prep  1) , , ;  2)   ;  3) , ~ oneself        
besides = adv  , ,    
besiege = v   
besieger = n ,    
beslaver = v  1) ;  2)        
beslubber = v ,   
besmear = v ,   
besmirch = v  1) , ;  2)  ()      
besom = 1. n ; 2. v ,     
besought = past, p. p. . beseech  
bespangle = v    
bespatter = v , , ~ with abuse  , ~ with flattery    
bespeak = v ( past bespoke, p. p. bespoke, bespoken)  1)  ,      () ;  2) , ,        
bespectacled = a  ,    
bespoke = past , p. p. . bespeak  
bespoken = p. p. . bespeak  
besprent = a .  1) ;  2)       
besprinkle = v ,   
best I = 1. a ( superl . good 1., well II 2.);  1) ;  2) , the ~ part of       -.;  3)     .     : ~ liar  ; 2. adv ( superl . well II 1.);  1)  , you had ~ 
to...        ( -.) ;  2)  , the 
best hated man       ; 3. n  -.    : at (the   very) ~   , to be at one`s ~     ,   , to make the ~   of things  ,  , to   make the ~ of one`s way  ,   , to the ~ of one`s power     , to the ~ of one`s 
knowledge    , he did it for the ~        , to do one`s ~   ()  , 
to try one`s ~       , one`s   (Sunday) ~  , to have (    to get) the ~ of it ,      
best II = v . , ,    
bestead = v ( past besteaded, p. p. bested, bestead)   
bested = p. p. . bestead  
bestial = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
bestir = v  , , ~ yourself! !  
bestow = v  1) , , ;  2) , , can you ~ us     somewhere for the night?          -  ?      
bestowal = n ,   
bestrew = v ( past bestrewed, p. p. bestrewed, bestrewn)  1) ,  (with) ;  2)       
bestrewn = p. p. . bestrew  
bestridden = p. p. . bestride  
bestride = v ( past bestrode, p. p. bestridden)  1)    ;  2)   ;  3)  ( ,   . .)      
bestrode = past . bestride  
best-seller = n  1) ,  , ;  2)        
bestud = v ,   
bet = 1. n  1) , ; 2. v ( past, p. p. bet, betted)     ( - on,  - against) , you ~! .    !,   !,   !    
betake = v ( past betook, p. p. betaken) to ~ oneself to )   -.; )   -.  -., to ~ 
oneself to one`s heels   
betaken = p. p. . betake  
bethink = v ( past, p. p. bethought)  1) . , ;  2) . , , you should     ~ yourself of your duty                
bethought = past, p. p. . bethink  
betimes = adv  1) ;  2)       
betook = past . betake  
betray = v  1) , , ;  2) ,  ()      
betrayal = n ,   
betrayer = n ,   
betroth = n ,   
betrothal = n ,   
better I = 1. a ( compar . good 1, well II  2) , to be (  to get) ~       , no ~ than a fool  ,      , twice as long and ~          , ~ off , for ~ or     for worse    , to be ~ than     one`s word  ,  ; 2. adv ( compar . well II  1) , he had ~ go         , he is ~ loved than ever       ,  -, to think ~ of     ,   , all the ~,     so much the ~  ; 3. n one`s ~   , one`s   ~s  , to get the ~ 
of )      -., ; )    -.  , to   think (all) the ~ of smb.       -.; 4. v (), (), to ~   
oneself   ( ) ,     ( )    
better II = n    
betting = n   
bettor = . better II  
between = prep , ~ ourselves  , , 
betwixt and ~      
betwixt = ., . . between  
bevel = 1. n . , , ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2) ,       
beverage = n   
bevy = n  1)  (. ) ;  2)  () ,  ()      
bewail = v ,   
beware = v ,   
bewilder = v ,   ,     
bewilderment = n  1) , ;  2)       
bewitch = v  1) , ;  2)       
bewray = v ()  (  . .)  
beyond = 1. prep  1)   , , ;  2) ;  3) , , it is ~ me        ; 2. adv ,  ; 3. n (the ~)      
bi- = pref   -, bilateral , bicarbonate .   
biannual =       
bias = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  , , to cut on the ~     ,    ;  3) ,  (towards) ,      (against) , ;  4)  ; 2. v   (. ) ,    ( -.) ,     ( -. - against) ; 3. adv ,      
biathlete = n .   
biathlon = n . ,    
bib I = n  1)  , '';  2)  ,  , one`s best     ~ and tucker        
bib II = v ,    
bibber = n   Bible = n   
biblical = a   
bibliography = n   
bibliophile = n   
bicameral = a  .   
bicarbonate = n .  <, ~ of soda .  ()  
bicentenary = 1. n ; 2. a     
bicentennial = a ,      
biceps = n . ,    
bichloride = n .  , ~ of mercury   
bicker = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( ) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,  ( , )      
bickering = n  1) , , ;  2)       
biconcave = a   
biconvex = a   
bicycle = 1. n , to ride a ~     ; 2. 
v       
bicyclist = n   
bid = 1. v ( past bade, bid, p. p. bidden, bid)  1)  () (for) , to ~ fair     , ;  2) , do 
as you are ~(den)     ,  ;  3)  () ;  4) . , to ~ against, to ~ up      ; 2. n  1)  (),  ( ) ;  2)  ;  3) .       
bidarka = n   
bidden = p. p. . bid 1  
bidder = n  ( )  
bidding = n  1)  ;  2)       
bidet = n   
biennial = 1. n .  ; 2. a , ,          
bier = n  1)  , ;  2)       
biff = 1. n . .  ; 2. v . .     
bifocals = n .  .  . . ,    
bifurcate = 1. a ; 2. v (),     
bifurcation = n ,   
big = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) , , to look ~       , to go ~ . .  ;  4) , ;  5)  ( . ~ with child), with news     .  ;  6) , to grow (  to get) too ~     for 
one`s boots .  ,     ; 2. adv .  1) ,   , to talk ~     ;  2)  , , to think ~       ,   ;  3) , to go over ~        
bigamy = n ,   Big Ben = n   (   . )  
bight = n  1)  () , ;  2) .  ()      Big Leaque = , big leaque  1) .   (   . .)     ;  2) ,  (      -.   . .)      
bigot = n  1) , ;  2) ,         
bigoted = a ,   
bigotry = n ,    -.  
bigwig = n  , ''  
bijou I = n ( pl bijoux ) ,   
bijou II = a     
bike = . . . bicycle 1.,2.  
bikini = n  ( )  
bilateral = a   
bilberry = n , red ~   
bile = n  1) ;  2) ,       
bilge = 1. n  1)   ;  2)  ;  3)    ;  4) . , ; 2. v  1)     ,      ;  2) ,       
biliary = a   
bilingual = a .   
bilious = a  1)   , ;  2)       
bilk = v    ( ) ,  (   . .) ,   
bill I = 1. n  1) , to foot the ~  ;  2) ,  ( . ~ of exchange);  3) . , a five-dollar ~        ;  4) , , ~ of fare , ~ of     lading , , ~ of parcels     , , ~ of health      , ~ of sale ;  5) , ,  (,     ) , to fill the ~ .       ,  ,  ,      ; 2. v  1)  , ,       ;  2) .       
bill II = n  1) , , to pass the ~      , to throw out the ~      ;  2) . , to find a true ~        , to ignore the ~        
bill III = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
bill IV = v  ( . to ~ and coo)  
bill V = n  1) . ;  2)  , ()      
billboard = n   ,   
billet I = 1. n  1)    ;  2)  , pl , to     go into ~s    (     ) ;  3) , , ; 2. v  ()    
billet II = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
billet-doux = n .    
billiard-marker = n   
billiards = n pl   
billion = n , .   
billionaire = n   
bill of exchange = .  ,   
bill of goods = .    
bill of lading = .  ,   Bill of Rights = .  1)    ( ) ;  2)            
bill of sale = ,   
billow = 1. n  1)  , , . ;  2) . ; 2. v ,     
billowy = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( )      
billposter = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
bill-sticker = . bill-poster  
billy-goat = n   
bim = n . .  1) , ;  2)       
bimbo = n ( pl -s, -es ) . .  1) , ;  2) = 
bim      
bi-monthly = 1. a ; 2. adv       
bin = n  1)  , , ;  2)  ;  3)          
bin- = pref   - ( ) , binocular   
binary = a ,   
bind = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) .  , , to be     in a ~   ,        ; 2. v ( past, p. p. 
bound)  1) , , ,     , ;  2) , to ~ oneself ,        , to be bound      , bound to 
win       ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;  4)  (   . .) ;  5)  () , to ~ up )      () ; )        ; ) bound up with ()       -., -.      
binder = n  1) ,  , ;  2) ;  3)   (,   . .)     ;  4)       
binding = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
bindweed = n .   
bine = n .  1) ;  2)         
bingo = n  (  )  
binocular = a   
binoculars = n pl   
binomial = n . ,   
biochemistry = n   
biographer = n   
biographic(al) = a   
biography = n , campaign ~ .  ,     
biologic(al) = a   
biologist = n   
biology = n   
bionics = n  1) ;  2)                 
biopsy = 1. n  . ; 2. v  .  1)    () ;  2)        
biorhythm = n  . ,    
biosphere = n   
biotechnology = n   
biowaste = n  ,    
bipartisan = a   
biped = 1. n  ; 2. a     
bipedal = . biped 2  
biplane = n  .   
bipolar = a   
biquadratic = n  .   (  . ~ equation)  
birch = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) attr ; 2. v      
birchen = a ,     
bird = 1. n  1) , ~ of passage  , ~     of 
prey  ;  2) gay , queer ~ , a ~ in the     
hand is worth two in the bush  .          ,     ,     old ~   , an old ~ is 
not     caught with chaff  .          , the early ~      , the early ~ catches the 
worm        ,   , ~s of a feather       , to give smb. the ~ )      -.; ) ,      -., to get the ~ )  ;     )  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)           
bird-cage = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) .       
birdie = n ,   
birdling = n   
bird`s-eye = a ~ view    ,  .    
birth = n  1) , artist by ~       , to 
give ~ to ) ,       ; )       -.;  2) , ;  3) , two at a ~ ;  4)       
birth control = n  1)  ;  2)        
birthday = n    
birth-mark = n ,    
birth-place = n  ,   
birthrate = n  1) ;  2)        
birthright = n  1)  ;  2) )  .   ,       ; )        
birthstone = n ,   -.   
bis = adv  , ,   
biscuit = n  1)  , ship`s ~ ;  2)  , ;  3) attr -      
bisect = v ,    
bisector = n    
bisectrix = n  .   
bisexual = a   
bishop = n  1) ;  2)  . ;  3) '' ()      
bishopric = n  1)  ;  2)       
bismuth = n  .   
bison = n   
bissextile = 1. n  ; 2. a     
bistro = n  . , ,    
bit I = n  1) ,  , dainty ~      , every ~ as  ,      , a ~ , 
a ~ of a fool, a     coward etc  ,    .      ., ~ by ~ , , not a ~     , ;  2)  , three-penny ~   3     , short ~  .   10 , to     do one`s ~   ,       , to give a ~ of one`s mind      ,       
bit II = 1. n  1) , ,  . , to draw ~      ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  () ; 2. v ,  . ,       
bit III = past, p. p. . bite 2.    
bitch = n ,   
bite = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4) , ; 2. v ( past bit, p. p. bit, bitten)  1) (), ,  ( ) ,      . , ;  2)  ( , . .) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( , ) ;  6) , , the wheels will     not ~  ;  7)  () ;  8) bitten with  () ,      (  ..) , to ~ 
off     , once bitten twice shy .        ,           
biter = n  , the ~ bit  ,    
biting = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( , )      
bitten = p. p. . bite 2.    
bitter = 1. n  1) ;  2) . pl  ; 2. a  1) , . . ;  2) , ,  (     ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ; 3. adv , , , it was ~ cold     ,       
bitter aloe = . ,   
bitter end =   1)  , , to the ~      ;  2) , to fight to the ~      ,         
bittersweet = 1. n  1)  , ~(s) of daily life         ;  2) .  -; 2. a  1) -;  2) -      
bitty = a  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) , ,       
bitumen = n ,   
bivouac = 1. n ; 2. v       
biweekly = 1. n  ,            ; 2. a  1)     ;  2)     ; 3. adv  1)    ;  2)          
bizarre = a , ,   
blab = 1. n ; 2. v     
blabber = n ,   
black = 1. a  1) ;  2) , , to look ~ ,      , ,  ,      , ;  3) ;  4) , , ~ and 
blue      , ~ and tan        , (in) ~ and white   ,     ~ in the face )  (     ) ; )  ; 2. n  1) ,  ;  2)  , carbon ~       () ;  3) ;  4)    ; 3. v  1) ;  2)  , to ~ out ) ,      ; ) , ;     )       
black-and-white = a  1) ;  2) -, ~ television -     ;  3) , , ~ 
morality      ()       
black-ball = v   
blackbeetle = n    
blackberry = n   
blackbird = n    
blackboard = n    
black bread = ,    
black cattle = ,    
blackcock = n   
blackearth = n   
blacken = v  1) ;  2) ,       
black frost =   1)    ;  2)       
blackguard = 1. n , ; 2. a     
black-head = n  ( )  
black hole =   1) ) ; ) ; ) ;  2) .  ,       
blacking = n   
blacking-out = n   ()  
black ink = .   
blackish = a   
black-jack = 1. n . ; 2. v . . ,      
black-lead = n   
blackleg = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
black list = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   ; 2. v        
blackmail = 1. n , ; 2. v ,      
blackmailer = n ,   Black Maria = .  1)  , ' ';  2)        
black market =    
blackness = n  1) , ;  2)       
black out = phr v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  , ;  3)          ;  4)  () ;  5)   -             
blackout = 1. n  1) .    ;  2) ) , ; )             (  . .) ; )       ( . radio ~); )       ;  3) )   ,      ; )   (         ..) ;  4) ) ,   ; )        ; )     , , newspaper ~      ,  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) . , ~ dial            
black sheep = . , ,   
blacksmith = n   
black-soil = . black-earth  
blackthorn = n ,   
black tie =   1) () -;  2) ,        
black-wash = n  1)  ,    .     . ;  2)       
blackwash = v  1)   ;  2)       
blacky = a   
bladder = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3)  ;  4) ,       
blade = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) .  ;  4) . , a jolly old ~ ,            
blaeberry = . bilberry  
blah = n . . ,   
blain = n ,   
blame = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , , to shift the ~ on     smb.    -., to cast (      to lay, to put) the ~ on smb. ,      ,   -.,     to bear the ~  ,        ; 2. v , , , to be to ~    ,      
blameful = a  1) = blameworthy;  2)         
blameless = a   
blameworthy = a    
blanch = v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4) , ,  () , to     ~ 
over ,       
bland = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( )      
blandish = v  1) ;  2)       
blank = 1. n  1) ,  , , ;  2)   , to draw a ~       , .      ;  3)  (  ) ;  4) . ;  5)  ;  6) . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,  (   . .)     ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) , ,     , to look ~       ,  ;  5) , ;  6) . -, N (       ) , the Blank Pursuit Squadron     -  , General     Blank  N; 3. v .       
blank check = , blank cheque  1)  ,   ;  2) .  , to give a ~       ,      -      
blank endorsement = .   (  ,   )  
blanket = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) . () , ,     ;  4) attr , , , a wet     ~ ) ,  , )     -.,  , to throw     a wet ~ over  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  (,   .     .)      
blanket policy = . ,    ,    
blankly = adv  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
blankness = n  1) ;  2)       
blank verse =    
blare = 1. n  ; 2. v     
blarney = 1. n ; 2. v     
blaspheme = v , ,   
blasphemous = a   
blasphemy = n   
blast = 1. n  1)   ,  , ,     in (out of) ~        () (  ) , in full ~     .  , ;  2)  ;  3)   ;  4)  ;  5) . , ;  6)  ;  7)  () ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .       
blast-furnace = n    
blast-off = n  ( ),    
blatant = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ,  (     )      
blather = . blether 1, 2  
blatherskite = . bletherskate  
blaze I = 1. n  1)  , in a ~  ,  ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)    , . ,     , ~ of publicity ;  4) go to ~s!   !, what the ~s!       !, like ~s   ,     ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , , to ~ away ) .       ; )  -.      ,       
blaze II = 1. n  1)   (  ) ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v   ( ) ,         
blaze III = v  ( . to ~ abroad)  
blazer = n  1)  ;  2) .        
blazing = a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( )      
blazon = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ,      ;  2) , to ~ 
abroad ,      ()      
blazonry = n  1) ;  2) ,        
bleach = 1. n  1) )   ; )      ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , ();  2) ;  3)       
bleak I = n  ()  
bleak II = a  1) , ,   ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)       
blear = 1. a , ; 2. v ;      
blear-eyed = a  1)   ;  2)       
bleat = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)     (     . to ~ out)      
bleb = n  1) ;  2)   ( , )      
bled = past, p. p. . bleed  
bleed = v ( past, p. p. . bled)  1) ,  ;  2)   ( - for) ;  3)  ,  ( ) ;  4) .  ;  5)  ;  6)  , to ~ white       ,         
bleeding = 1. n ;  2) ; 2. a  ,     
blemish = 1. n , , ; 2. v , ,     
blench I = v  1)   -., ;  2)    -.      
blench II = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
blend = 1. n ; 2. v ( past, p. p. blended, blent)  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4)  ( ) ,          ( )      
blender = n  1) , ;  2) .        
blent = past, p. p. . blend 2.    
bless = v ( past, p. p. blessed, blest)  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) . , I`m ~ed!, bless me!,     bless my soul!  !,   !      
blessed =   1) , , ;  2) .       
blessedness = , , single ~ .    
blessing =   1) ;  2)     ;  3)  , , , a ~ in     disguise ,            
blest = 1. past, p. p. . bless; 2. a . blessed    
blether = 1. n , ; 2. v      
bletherskate = n .   
blew I = past . blow II 2  
blew II = past . blow III  
blight = 1. n  1)  ;  2) -  ;  3)  ;  4) ,   ,        . . ; 2. v  1)   () ;  2) ,       
blighter = . ,    
blind I = 1. a  1) , to go ~ , to be ~ to          -., to go it ~      , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) . ()  ( . ~ drunk, ~     to the world); 2. n the ~ (.  pl) ; 3. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
blind II = n  1) , , , Venetian ~     ;  2) ,       
blindage = n   
blind-alley = a ,  ( . . alley  1)      
blinders = n pl   
blindfold = 1. a   ; 2. v  ; 3. 
adv ,     
blindly = adv  1)  , ;  2) ,       
blind-man`s-buff = n  ()  
blindness = n , . .   
blink = 1. n  1) , , in a ~   ;  2)    (   .     iceblink), on the ~ . .       ,   ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  () ,   (     -.)      
blinkers = . blinders  
blirt = v . ,   
bliss = n   
blissful = a   
blister = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) .       
blithe = a ,   
blithesome = . blithe  
blitz = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ; 2. v (), to be ~ed         
blizzard = n ,    
bloat I = 1. n . bloater; 2. v      
bloat II = v ,   
bloated = a  1) , , . ,     ;  2) ,       
bloater = n    
blob = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  (   )      
blobber-lipped = a   
bloc = n .   
block I = n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  () ,  ;  6)  () ;  7) . ;  8)  ( ) ;  9)   , on ~     ,       
block II = v  1)  () , ,     ,  ( . to ~     up);  2) .       , to ~ in, to ~ out            
blockade = 1. n , to raise (to run) the ~    () ; 2. v     
block-buster = n  1) .   ;  2)   ,       ;  3)         
blockhead = n   
blockhouse = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
block-off = n .    
blond(e) = 1. n (); 2. a ,     
blood = n  1) , . , to let one`s ~      , to spit ~  , to     shed the ~ of  -. , ,     to shed one`s ~   ( -. -     for) ;  2) , , bad ~ , to     
make one`s ~ boil   , to     stir ~  , in cold ~     , it made his ~ run cold          , his ~ is up        , his ~ is warm (      hot)  ;  3) , , full ~      , half ~  , blue ~     ' ', , it runs in his     ~     ,  ;  4)  (  ..) ;  5) 
attr ;  6) attr ()      
blood count =    
blooded = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  ,       
blood group =    
blood-guilty = a       
blood-horse = n    
bloodhound = n , .   
bloodiness = n   
bloodless = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
blood-letting = n   
blood-poisoning = n    
blood pressure =    
bloodshed = n   
bloodshot = a   ( )  
bloodstained = a  , .    
blood-stroke = n  ( ) , ,   
blood test =   1)  ;  2)         
bloodthirsty = a   
blood-vessel = n    
bloodworm = n    
bloody I = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .  (  . by); 2. v ,      
bloody II = adv . ,   
bloom = 1. n  1) , , in ~  ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. v ,   , .     
bloomer = n  1)  ;  2) .        
bloomers = n pl     
blooming I = a   
blooming II = n .   
bloomy = a   
blossom = 1. n  1)  (  ) , in ~      ;  2) ; 2. v , ,     
blot = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  , ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  (  , . to ~ out);  4) , to ~ out ) ,     ; ) ; ) ,           
blotch = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  ,     
blotter = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  . ,        
blotting-paper = n    
blouse = n  1) , ;  2) ()       
blow I = n , at a ~, at one ~  , ,   , to come to ~s   , to exchange ~s , 
to fetch (  to strike) a ~ ,  , to strike a ~ for   , , to strike a ~ against   
blow II = 1. n  1) , to have (  to go for) a ~       ;  2) . ;  3) ;  4) . ,  ; 2. v ( past blew, p. p. blown)  1) , , , ;  2) ;  3) , ,  ;  4) ;  5)  , ;  6)  () ;  7) .  , to ~ about, to ~     
abroad  (, ) ,     '', to ~ 
in ) .      , ; ) .       , to ~ off: to ~ off steam ) .      ; )        , to ~ out ) , ; ) .       , to ~ over ,     , to ~ up ) , ; )     ; ) , ,      (-.) ,  , to ~ upon     , , ~ high, ~ low          , to ~ hot and cold     , ()         
blow III = 1. n , , in full ~     ; 2. v ( past blew, p. p. blown)  1) ;  2)       
blowing = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (, )      
blowing-up = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
blowlamp = n    
blown I = p. p. . blow II 2  
blown II = p. p. . blow III 2  
blown III = a   
blow-off = n  1)  , ;  2)  ,  ;  3) .   () ;  4)  ( )      
blow-out = n  1)  () ,  (  . .)     , ()  (,   . .) ;  2) .  , ;  3)  , ;  4) . ,       
blowtorch = . blowlamp  
blow-up = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . blow-out 2),  3)   4)      
blowy = a   
blowzy = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3) ,       
blub = . . . . blubber  
blubber I = 1. n , ; 2. v ,      
blubber II = a  ( )  
blubber III = n  1) ;  2) .       
bludgeon = 1. n ; 2. v  ()    
blue = 1. a  1) , , dark ~, deep ~     (-);  2)    ;  3) , to make the air ~     , to look ~      , , 
things look ~      , to feel ~ , to drink till     
all`s ~   ; 2. n  1) ,  , , ,      , Cambridge ~ -     , Oxford ~ - , Berlin ~,     Prussian ~  ;  2) ;  3)  (, ) , . , ,     ;  4)   ;  5) pl , 
in the ~s       ; 3. v  1)    ;  2)  () ;  3) .        Bluebeard = n  , . .   
bluebell = n .  1)  ;  2)       
blueberry = n , ,   
bluebook = n  1) ( . Blue Book)   (      ,        . .) ;  2) . . )  ,       ; )  ,        ,       ;  3) ( . Blue Book) .       ;  4) . )            ; ) .      ( )      
bluebottle = n  1) ;  2)        
blue chip =   1)  ,       ;  2)  , . ;  3) .   (  )      
blue-collar (worker) = n ' ',   
blue helmets = ' ',    
blueing = n .   
bluejacket = n .        
blue-line = .   ( ,   . .)  
blueprint = n  1) , ;  2) , , , ;  3)       
blue ribbon =   1)  ;  2) , ,  ;  3)  ()       
blue-ribbon = a . ,  , ~ 
jury (panel)       
blues = n  1) . ;  2) (the ~) . ,       
blue-sky = a . .  1) ) , ; )                ;  2) ,       
bluestocking = n ' ',   
bluestone = n    
bluff I = 1. n  , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , -      
bluff II = 1. n , ; 2. v ,       
bluish = a ,   
blunder = 1. n   ( . gross ~); 2. v  1)   (on, along) ;  2)   ;  3)  () ,   (     ) , to ~ away ,  (     ) , to ~ out , to ~ upon      ,   -.      
blunt I = n  1)   ;  2) .        
blunt II = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v ,     
bluntly = adv ,   
blur = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  , ,      (  . .) ;  2) ,       
blurb = n    ,    
blurt = v ,    ( . to ~ out)  
blush = 1. n  1)  , , to put to the ~     ,  ;  2) , at the first ~ ;  3)   ; 2. v  1) ,  ( , ,     at, for, with) , she ~ed deeply       ;  2) ,  ( - for)      
bluster = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ,      ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
boa = n  1) ;  2) ,       
boar = n  1) ;  2)   ( . wild ~)      
board I = 1. n  1) , junction ~ ;  2)  () , on ~  ,      , .  , to go 
on ~       , , to go by the ~       , .    ;  3)  ;  4) 
pl , , to be on the ~s, to     tread (  to walk) 
the ~s  ;  5) . , above ~ , ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)   , , ,     ;  3) .       
board II = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , , to sweet 
the ~ ) .       ; )  ; 2. v  1)  ( -. - with) ;  2)  ()      
board III = n , , , , ~ of 
directors ,  , ~ of governors , ~ of trustees    
boarder = n , ,   
boarding-card = n    
boarding-house = n ,      
boarding pass = n      ( )  
boarding-school = n   , , -  
boast I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , 
the ~ of one`s family      , to make ~ of      -.; 2. v  1) () (of, about, that) ;  2)       
boast II = 1. n     ( ) ; 2. v      (   )    
boaster = n   
boastful = a   
boat = 1. n  1) , , , flying ~ .      , to take a ~       , , in the same ~ .       ;  2) ; 2. v ()  ,       
boat-hook = n   
boating = n  1)   , to go ~       ;  2)        
boatman = n   
boat-race = n .   ,    
boatswain = n   
bob I = 1. n  1)   ;  2)  ;  3)  , , ;  4) . ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)         
bob II = n (pl  .) .   
bobber = n   
bobbery = n  1) , ;  2) attr ,       
bobbin = n ,   
bobbish = a . ,   
bobby = n .   
bobby-soxer = n . . -  
bob-sled = . bob-sleigh  
bob-sleigh = n .   
bobtail = n  1)  ;  2)            
bocal = n .   
bode = v  1) , , ;  2)       
bodeful = a   
bodice = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
bodily I = a ,   
bodily II = adv  1) ;  2)       
body I = n  1) , , to keep ~ and soul     together  ,     heavenly ~  ,  ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4)   (-.) , , ,     ,  ;  5)  , , ~ of electors,     elective ~ , 
corporate ~      , diplomatic ~      , legislative ~      , 
in a ~       ;  6) ;  7) . . , , the main ~            
body II = v  ,  ( . to ~ forth)  
body blow =   1)    () ;  2) ,        
body-build = n   
body-builder = n  1) . ;  2) ;  3)        
body-building = n . ,   
bodycheck = n .  1) , ,  ;  2)       
body-cloth = n   
body-control = n .    
body-guard = n  1) ;  2)        
body-on-body = n .        ()  
body press =      
body slam =  (   )  Boer = n  ((),      )  
boffin = n .  1) , -, ;  2)       
bog = 1. n ; 2. v to be ~ged, to ~ down     
bog-berry = n   
bogey = . bogy  
boggle = v  1) ;  2) ,  (at, about) ;  3) ;  4) ,    -.      
boggy = a   
bogie = n   
bogle = n  1) ;  2)       
bogus = a ,   
bogy = n  1) , ;  2) , .       Bohemian = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) ; 2. a      
boil I = 1. n ,  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) (), ();  3) , , to ~ away )     () ; ) , to ~ down     ) , ; ) , to ~     over ,  ( )      
boil II = n ,   
boiled = n a , , ~ egg   , soft ~ egg   , hard ~ egg    
boiled oil =   
boiler = n  1) () ;  2) ,   ;  3) ,         
boiler-house = n   
boiler-room = n    
boiling = 1. n  1) ;  2) , the whole ~ . ,      ; 2. a     
boiling-point = n  , to be at ~     
boisterous = a ,   
bold = a  1) , ;  2) , , ,      ( . ~ as brass);  3) , ;  4) ,  ( )      
bold-faced = a   
boldly = adv  1) ;  2) ,       
bole = n ,   
boletus = n  () , edible ~    Bolivian = 1. n , ; 2. a     
boll = n    
bologna (sausage) = ( n )    
boloney = n  1) = bologna (sausage);  2) . , , , that is all ~             Bolshevik = 1. n ; 2. a     Bolshevism = n   Bolshevist = 1, 2 . Bolshevik 1, 2  
bolster = 1. n  1)  ( );  2) . ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)  ( . to ~ up);  3) .        
bolt I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ,  , a ~ from the blue        ;  5)  () ,  (  .     .) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  , to ~ in      (-.) , to ~ out )       (   -.) ,       ; ) , ; 3. 
adv ~ upright ,      
bolt II = 1. n  1) , to make a ~  () ;  2) .  (,   . .)     ; 2. v  1)  () ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ;  3) .   ,               
bolt III = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
bolter I = n  1) ,  ;  2) .          ,       
bolter II = n ,   
bomb = 1. n , () ,    , 
incendiary (atomic, hydrogen,   napalm, nuclear) ~  (,   , , ) , buzz   (  
flying, winged) ~ -,   delayed-action (  time) ~     , demolition (    high-explosive) ~  ; 2. v , . , to ~ out   )  ; )      , ~ed 
out families ,             
bombard = v  (. .)  
bombardment = n   
bombast = 1. n ; 2. a . bombastic    
bombastic = a   
bomber = n  1) . ;  2)       
bombing = n  1) , ;  2) ,         
bomb-proof = a     
bombshell = n  1) ) ; ) ;  2) ;  3) 
attr       
bombshelter = n   
bona = n pl .  1)    ;  2)        
bona fide = .  1) , , ~ competition     .    ;  2)       
bonanza = n  1) .  , '     ', ~ 
farming )        ; )        ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4)  ;  5)  . ,         
bonbon = n   
bond = 1. n  1) , pl ,  .      , 
in ~s  ;  2)  ;  3) pl , ;  4)  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ; 3. a  .     
bondage = n ,  , . ,   
bond-creditor = n .       (  ..)  
bond-debt = n .   ,     
bonded I = a  1) .  ,  (     ) ;  2)    ;  3) .  ( ) ,       
bonded II = a ,   
bondholder I = n    
bondholder II = n . ,   
bondman = n , ,   
bond paper =    
bondsman = n  1) . bondman;  2)       
bone I = 1. n  1) , pl , to set a ~       ( ) , to the ~ ,      , ;  2) , , a ~ of contention      ,   , to cut to the ~      (  ..)  , 
to feel     in one`s ~s .   ,     to 
make no ~s of the matter  ,      ,    , to     make old ~s   , to 
have a ~     to pick with smb. ,        -.,   -., ; 2. v    , to ~ up .   , ,     
bone II = v .  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
bone-dry = a  1) , ;  2) .  ( )      
bonedust = n    
boner = n . .  1)    ;  2) , ,       
bonesetter = n   
bonfire = n   
bonnet = n  1)  , , , Gypsy ~      ;  2)  ;  3) . , , ;  4) .       
bonny = a  1) , ;  2)       
bonus = n   
bony = a  1) ;  2)       
boo I = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) , to ~ a dog  ; 3. int !, ! ( )    
boo II = n . .   
boob = 1. n  1) . . . booby 1);  2) . ,  ; 2. v .  1)  , ;  2) ,  (  ..)      
booby = n  1) , ;  2)  , ,               
boodle = n  1) , ;  2) .       
book = 1. n  1) , juvenile ~s   ,     
correspondence ~         , ~ of 
reference, reference ~     , to produce a ~ ,      ;  2) (the B.) ;  3) ;  4) attr , by the ~ , to be on     the ~s   ,  , to be in     smb.`s good (bad, black) ~s   -.       () , to be deep in     smb.`s black ~s   -.  ,     to be out of smb.`s ~s        -., to bring     to ~   , to suit smb.`s ~       -. , ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2) , ,  () ;  3) , I`m ~ed!  !      
book amount = .    
bookbinder = n  1) ;  2)       
bookbinding = n    
bookcase = n    
bookingclerk = n     
bookingoffice = n  1)  ;  2)        
bookish = a ,   
bookkeeper = n   
bookkeeping = n ,   
booklet = n  1) ;  2)       
bookmaker = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
bookmark = n  ( )  
book off = phr v .  1)      ;  2) .                  
book out = phr v   ,     
bookseller = n , second-hand ~   
bookselling = n    
bookshelf = n    
bookshop = n    
bookstall = n    
bookstand = n    
bookstore = n .    
book up = phr v pass , , the restaurant is fully 
booked up       
book-value = .     
book-wise = a ,   
bookworm = n    
boom I = n  1) . ;  2) .  ( , ) ;  3) .  ()      
boom II = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  , ,      ;  3)   (   ..)      
boomerang = n   
boomster = n . .   
boon = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) .  ( ,       ..)      
boor = n ,    
boorish = a , ,   
boost = 1. n . .  1) , ;  2) ; 2. 
v  1) ,  (  )     , to ~ a 
plane into the air         (        ) ;  2) ,  , ;  3) ,  (      ..) ;  4)  , ;  5)  .        
booster = n  1) - (  . booster-vehicle);  2)   - ( .     booster-rocket)      
boot I = 1. n  1) , high ~, riding ~ , lace ~s       ;  2) . . , , to get     
the ~  , to give the ~ ,     the ~ is on the 
other leg      , to die in one`s ~s )         ;     )    ; 2. v . ,    (   . to ~ out, to ~ round)    
boot II = 1. n to ~  , ; 2. v what ~s (it) to?      ?, it little ~s, it ~s not     
bootblack = n    
bootboy = n - ( )  
booth = n  1) , , ;  2)       
bootlace = n     
bootleg = 1. n  1) ;  2) . .  ,        ; 2. a .  1)  , , -     ;  2) , ; 3. v .  1)           ;  2)          (-.)      
bootlegger = n .        
bootless I = a  ,   
bootless II = a   
bootlick = 1. n . . = bootlicker; 2. v . . , ,       
bootlicker = n . , ,   
bootmaker = n   
boot-polish = n   
boots = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) .   ( ) ,             
boot-top = n     
boot-tree = n    
booty = n ,  , to play ~ ,   ,     
booze = 1. n . , ; 2. v .     
boracic = a   
borax = n .   
bordel, bordello = n ( pl -los )   
border = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ) , ; )  () ;  4) .   ; 2. v  1) ) ; )   ; )      ;  2) ) ; )       
borderland = n  ,  , . ,   
borderline = 1. n ,  ; 2. a , , .    ( -.) ,      (-.)    
bore I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) -. , ; 2. 
v , , I am ~d        
bore II = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .   ,  ;  3)   ( . ~ hole); 2. v , , . ( )       
bore III = n   (   )  
bore IV = past . bear II  
boreal = a   
boredom = n ,   
borer = n  1) , , ;  2)       
boric = a   
boring I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. a     
boring II = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
born = 1. p. p. . bear 2 , to be ~ , ~ in   1919   1919 .; 2. a , , in all my ~   
days        
borne = p. p. . bear 2  
borough = n  1)     ( .     
county ~);  2) ,          
borrow = v  1)  ,  ( -. - of,     from) ;  2)       
borsch, borscht = n   
borzoi = n  ( )  
bosh I = n .   
bosh II = v . .   
bosh III = int . !  
bosom = n  1) , the wide ~ of .  (,       . .) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
bosom-friend = n    
boss I = n  1) , , ;  2)        
boss II = 1. n .  1) , , ;  2) ,  , ;  3) . ; 2. v ,     
botanical = a   
botanist = n   
botany = n   
botch = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)        
botcher = n    
both = 1. pron ,    ; 2. a ; 3. adv ~ ... and ... ...  ..., ~   mother and father are journalists           
bother = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , , oh, ~ it!     . !,  !      
bothersome = a ,   
bothy = n .   
bottle = 1. n  1) , to bring up on the ~      , over a ~       (), to crack (  to 
crush) a     ~ (of wine)   ();  2) , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) . , , 
to ~ up ,      (  . .)      
bottle-green = a  , -  
bottleneck = n  1)  ;  2)  , , .        
bottle off = phr v       
bottle-screw = n   
bottle up = phr v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .       
bottom = 1. n  1) , to go to the ~   , to send     
to the ~ ;  2)  , , , ;  3) , , , to be at the ~ of       -., at the ~  , to     get (down) to the ~ of, to 
touch the ~ )        ; )        ;  4)  () ;  5) . , to knock the ~ out of       - , from the ~ of the heart       , to stand on one`s own ~      ; 2. a , , ; 3. v  1)  , ;  2) ,  ( - on, upon) ;  3)  ,  ;  4)   ,        
bottom-land = n ,   
bottomless = a  1) , , ;  2)    ( ) ;  3)   (  . .)      
bottom line = n  1)  , ;  2)        
bottom-line = a  1)    ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
bottommost = a    
bottomry = 1. n .  (        ) ; 2. v .         
botulism = n .   
boudoir = n   
bough I = n   
bough II = past, p. p. . buy I  
bouillon = n  1) , ;  2) .               
boulder = n  1) ;  2) ,       
bouldering = n      
boulevard = n  1) ;  2) .  ,      ,       
bounce = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,  ;  4) . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  (into) , ,       ( - out of) ;  3) ();  4) . . ; 3. adv ,     
bouncer = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3)   ,         
bound I = 1. n  1) ;  2) . pl , , to set ~s to     , to go beyond the ~s of reason      ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
bound II = 1. n , , at a ~  ,   by leaps 
and ~s   ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
bound III = past, p. p. . bind  
bound IV = a   ,  (,  - for) , 
homeward ~   ,  , 
outward ~     ,     
boundary = n  1) , ;  2) .  ,    ;  3) .        
boundless = a ,   
bounteous = a ,   
bountiful = . bounteous  
bounty = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)   ( ,        . .) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
bouquet = n  1) ) ; ) , ;  2) ,        
bourbon = n .  1) . , ;  2) ,  (        , . ~ whisky)      
bourg = n  1) .          ;  2)   (         town)      
bourgeois = 1. n , . ; 2. a     
bourgeoisie = n , petty ~    
bourse = n   (. )  
bout = n  1) , , , this ~   , at     one ~ ;  2) , , drinking ~ ;  3) ,       
boutique = n  1)     (.     ) ,  ;  2)  , .              
bovine = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
bow I = 1. n , to make one`s ~ , to   take a ~ ,     , . .    , ; 2. v  1) ,  (to, before) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
bow II = n  ()  
bow III = n  1)  () ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) . , to draw a ~ at a venture )      -. , ; )        , to 
draw a long ~           
bowel = 1. n  1) . ) ; ) pl ,      ;  2) pl )   (-.) ; )     . ;  3) . . pl , the ~s of     
compassion   2. v ,      
bowels = n pl  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
bower = n  1) , ;  2)       
bowery I = a  ,   
bowery II = n . ,   
bowie-knife = n .     
bow-knot = n   
bowl I = n  1) , , the ~ ;  2)  ( )      
bowl II = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl   ; 2. v   , 
to ~ along  ,   , to ~ over   , .         
bow-legged = a   
bowler = n  (  , . ~ hat), battle ~ .    
bowling = n  1)   , ;  2)   ;  3)   ()      
bowling-alley = n  1)     ;  2)       
bowling-green = . bowling-alley  1)      
bowman = n  ( ) ,   
bow-pot = n  1) ,   ;  2)       
bowsprit = n .   
bow-string = n   
bow tie =   1) -;  2)          
box I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (,   . .) ;  4) . ;  5)  () ;  6) , in the wrong ~       , to be in the 
same ~         ( -.) ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)  ()  ;  3)  , to ~ up       
box II = 1. n  1) , ~ on the ear(s) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
box III = n .   
box bed =   1)    (  ) ;  2)        
boxcalf = n    
boxer = n   
boxers = n pl      
boxing = n  .   
boxing-glove = n    
box iron =  ,     
box-keeper = n  .   
box lunch =  .  (),      
box number =    ( )  
box office = n    
boxroom = n ,   
box-up = n  .   
boxwood =  . box I 1.  2)      
boy = n  1) , , old ~ , ;  2)  . ;  3)  (-)      
boyar, boyard = n  .  .   
boycott = 1. n ; 2. v     
boyhood = n   
boyish = a ,   
boyishness = n ,   
boy scout =   1) ;  2)  . .  ,       
brace = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  .  ;  4)  . ;  5)  . ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , , to ~ 
oneself     ,    ;  3)          
bracelet = n  1) ;  2) pl       
braces = pl   
bracing I = n ,   
bracing II = a ,   
bracket = 1. n  1) , square ~  , to put in     ~s   ;  2) , , ; 2. v   ,  .        -.    
brackish = n  ( )  
bradawl = n   
brag = 1. n ; 2. a  . ; 3. v     
braggart = 1. n ; 2. a     
braggery = n   
brahmin = n   
braid = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  . ;  3)  ,       
brain = 1. n  1) , to blow out one`s ~s        ;  2) pl  ( x,  . dish of ~s);  3)  . pl ,  , to     beat (  to cudgel, to rack) 
one`s ~s       ( -. - about, with) ,     to 
get smth. on the ~    -.,     to turn smb.`s ~  -. ,      -.  ;  4)    (  .     electronic ~); 2. v      
brain drain =  . ' ',   ,    
brainless = a   
brain-sick = a  ,   
brainstorm I = n  1)  ;  2)  . )  ,      ; )  , ; )  . =     
brainstorming      
brainstorm II = v  1)   ;  2)       
brainstormer = n     
brainstorming = n ' ',     
brainwash = 1. n = brainwashing; 2. v ' ',         
brainwashing = n ' ',    
brainy = n ,   
braird = 1. n  , ; 2. v  ( )    
braise = v  ()  
brake I = 1. n , emergency ~     ,  ; 2. v     
brake II = n   
brake III = n , ,   
brakesman = n  1)  ;  2)          
brake-van = n    
braky = a    
bramble = n  .   
bran = n ,   
branch = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  () ,  ( ) ,      () ;  5)  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  (  . to ~     away, to ~ 
off), to ~ out   ,            
branchia(e) = n pl   
branchy = a   
brand = 1. n  1) , ,  . ;  2) () , , ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ,       ,  .   (     ) ;  2) , ,       
brandish = v  (  . .) ,   
brand-new = a ,    
brandy = n , , cherry ~   
brank = n  .   
bran-new =  . brand-new  
brash I = n   
brash II = a   
brass = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) (the ~)  .  ,     '';  3)  . ;  4)  . ;  5)  . . brass hat, top ~      ; 2. a     
brassard = n    
brass hat =  .  1)  .  ,  ;  2) 
pl ,       
brassiere = n   
brassy = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) ,       
brat = n  .   
bravado = n ( pl  . bravadoes) ,     
brave = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  . , ;  3)  . ; 2. v  1)   () ;  2) , to ~ it out            
bravery = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
bravo = int !  
brawl = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)       
brawler = n ,   
brawn = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
brawny = n ,   
bray I = v   
bray II = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ,  ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,         
braze = v , ,     
brazen = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,  (  . ~-faced); 2. v to ~ out   ,        
brazen-faced = . brazen 1.  3)      
brazier I = n   
brazier II = n   Brazilian = 1. n , , the ~s   ; 2. a     
breach = 1. n  1)  (,   . .) , ~ of     
faith , ~ of justice ,     ~ of privilege   ;  2)  () ;  3) , , ;  4) , to stand in the ~         ; 2. v ,      
bread = n ,  .   , daily ~  , stale ~  , ~ and cheese )  ; )   , to make one`s ~   , 
to know on which side one`s ~ is buttered  .    ,    ,      
bread-and-butter = a ~ miss ,   , ~ letter      
breadbasket = n  1) )   ; )       ,  ;  2)  . ,       
breadcrumb = n  1) ) ; ) pl  ;  2)        
breadknife = n  ,    
breadline = n  .     ,    , to be on the ~   ,       
breadstuffs = n pl  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
breadth = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () , to 
a hair`s ~     --      
breadthways = adv    
breadthwise =  . breadthways  
breadwinner = n  1)  ();  2)   ()      
break = 1. n  1) , , , , ;  2)  -., ~ of day ;  3) ,  ( ,      ) ;  4) , ,  . ;  5)  . , , to get a ~     ()  , to give smb. a     ~  -.      (   . .) ;  6)  .  . ;  7)  . , , to made a bad ~       ,  ;  8)  .  ; 2. v ( past 
broke, p . p . broken)  1) (), (), (),     ();  2) ;  3)  (,  - 
with) ;  4) ;  5) , the day ~s ;  6)  (,   . .) ,      (,   . .) ;  7)  () ;  8) , ,  ( )     ;  9) , ;     10) (), () (of) ;     11) ,  () ;     12)  () ;     13) (), to ~ away )  (       . .) ; )  (       . .) ; ) , , to ~ down     ) (), (); )     (); ) , ; )     ; )  ,      , to ~ forth , to ~     into tears , to ~ in )      () ; ) ; )      () , to ~ into )     ; ) , to ~ off )     ; )  ,     , , to ~ out ) ;     ) ,  ( ,       . .) to ~ through , 
to ~ up )     ; ) ; )  (     ) ,   ; )      ( )      
breakable = a ,   
breakage = n  1) , , ;  2)  . pl , ,  ;  3)  . pl ,        
break down = phr v  1) , ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)        
breakdown = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) , , ;  4)  .  ( ) ; 2. a ,     
breaker I = n  1) ,  , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ;  4) ,  () ;  5)  . ;  6)  . ;  7)  .       
breaker II = n    
breakfast = 1. n  , to have (  to   take) ~ ; 2. v     
breaking = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4)  . ,  ;  5)  ()      
breakneck = a , at ~ pace (speed)  ,     
breakstone = n   
break-up = n  1) , , ;  2)  () , , ,     the spring ~  ;  3)  ( )      
breakwater = n , ,   
bream = n   
breast = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , , to make a 
clean ~     of  ; 2. v    -.    
breast-pang = n  ,   
breast-stroke = n  .  ( )  
breath = n  1) , , to bate (  to catch,     to 
hold) one`s ~  , to save     one`s ~ , to be 
out of ~ ,     , to draw ~ , , to 
draw     a deep ~  ,       , 
to draw (  to breathe) one`s     last ~ , to fetch (  to take) ~      , , to gather ~       ;  2) , below (  under) one`s ~     , all in a ~, in one ~, in the same ~      ,   , to give ~ to      , to spend ~, to 
waste ~       ,         
breathe = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) , , to ~ again (      freely)  ;  4)  , 
not to ~ a word        ;  5)   ( ) ;  6)  (-.,  -. - into) ;  7)  () , to ~ upon smb.      -.      
breathing = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  .       
breathless = a  1) ;  2) , ,      ;  3) ,  ( ,     )      
breathtaking = a ,   
bred = past , p . p .  . breed 2  
breech = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  .  , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   ;  3)               
breeches = n pl  1) ;  2)  . , to wear the ~              
breed = 1. n , , of the same ~    , ; 2. v ( past , p . p . bred)  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  () , ,     ;  4) , bred in bone       
breeder = n  1) ;  2) - . , cattle ~       
breeder reactor = () -,    
breeding = n  1) , ;  2) , ill ~ ,      ;  3) ,  .  .       
breeze I = n  (  . ~-fly)  
breeze II = n  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)  . ,       
breezy = a  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3) ,       
brethren = n pl ,   
breviary = n  .   
brevity = n ,   
brew = v  1)  () ;  2)  () , ,      () ;  3) , ;  4) , , to ~ up  .      .  () , drink as 
you have     ~ed   ,         
brewer = n   
brewery = n    
briar I, II =  . brier I, II  
briary =  . briery  
bribable = a ,   
bribe = 1. n , ; 2. v  ,     
briber = n   
bribery = n   
bribetaker = n   
bric-a-brac = n  1)  , ;  2)        
brick = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (-.) ;  3)  .   (  . a regular     ~), gold ~  . , , to     sell a gold ~ , , to drop a ~      ,  , to     make ~s 
without straw ) ,        ; )          ,       ; 2. a ; 3. v  , to ~ 
in, to ~ up    ,     
brickfield = n    
bricklayer = n   
brick-tea = n    
brickwork = n    
bridal = 1. n ; 2. a     
bride = n , , ~ elect  ()  
bridecake = n    
bridegroom = n ,   
bridesmaid = n    
bridesman = n ,   
bridge I = 1. n  1) , , floating ~  ,     ;  2)  . () ;  3) ; 2. v  ,      
bridge II = n  .   
bridle = 1. n , to give a horse the ~    ,  .  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)   ( ,         . .) , to ~ up        
brief = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  . briefing;  3)  .   , to hold a ~     for     ( ) ,      . ,  ;  4)  ;  5)  . ,        ; 2. a , , in ~ , ; 3. v  1) ,  ;  2)  .  ()       ;  3)            
brief-case = n   
briefing = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,       
briefly = adv ,   
briefs = n pl  .  1)  .   .   .  . ) ; )     ;  2)        
brier I = n   
brier II = n  1) ;  2)   (  )      
briery = a   
brig = n  .   
brigade = n  1) ; shock ~  ;  2) ,       
brigadier = n  1) ;  2)        
brigand = n ,   
brigandage = n ,   
brigandine = n  . ,   
brigantine I =  . , -  
brigantine II = = brigandine  
bright = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) , ; 2. adv ,     
brighten = v  1) (), (), ;  2) ,  ;  3)  (  . to ~ up)      
brilliance = n , ,   
brilliancy =  . brilliance  
brilliant = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
brim = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ; 2. v (),    , to   ~ over       
brimful = a     
brimstone = n   
brindle(d) = a ,   
brine = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  , ;  3)  . ; 2. v ,     
bring = v ( past , p . p . brought)  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( - to) ;  3) , to ~ 
about ) ,      ( -.) ; )       (  . .) , to ~ back     , to ~ down ) , ,     ,  () ; )      () ; ) , to ~ forth ,     (), to ~ forward ) ,      (, ) ; )       ; )          (   . .) , to ~ in     ) ; )  () ; )      () ; )      () , to ~ 
into , to ~ into     play, to ~ into action   ,     , to ~ into world , to ~     off ) ; )  .  ,     , to ~ on , ,      , to ~ out ) , ; )     ,   ,      () ; )  (  ) , to     ~ over , , 
to ~ round       , to ~ through ) ;     )  ( ) , to ~ to )     (); )   , to     ~ under , , , to ~     up ) , ; )      () ; ) ,  .          to ~ to bear      , (), to ~ to 
pass     ,       
brink = n  (,  ) ,  .   
brinkmanship = n  1)          ;  2)          
briny = 1. a ; 2. n  .     
brisk = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) ; 2. v () (  . to ~ up)    
brisket = n   
brisling = n ,   
bristle = 1. n , to set up one`s ~s ; 2. v  1) ,  . ;  2)  ;  3)  (with)      
bristly = a ,   
britches = n  .   .   .  .  .   British = 1. n  1) the ~ (.  pl) ,     ;  2)    ;  3)   ; 2. a (),     Britisher = n  .  . ,   Briton = n  1)  . ;  2) , , North ~       
brittle = a ,   
broach = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) ; 2. v  1)    ( ) ;  2) ,  (  . .) ;  3)   ()      
broad = 1. n  1)   (, ) ;  2)  . )  .  ,     ; )  . ;  3) ( )  .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , , , ,       ( ) ;  4) ,   ;  5) ;  6) , ; 3. adv  1) , ;  2)       
broadcast I = 1. n  1) ();  2) , ;  3) ) , ) ,     ;  4)   (  . .)     ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       ;  3) ;  4) , ; 3. v ( past broadcasted, p . p . broadcast)  1)   , ;  2)   ;  3)     ;  4)        
broadcast II = 1. n  .-  .   ; 2. v  .-  .       
broadcaster = n  1) ;  2)        
broadcasting = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
broaden = v (), ()  
broad-gauge = a  1) ;  2) ,        
broadly = adv , , ~ speaking  ,    
broad-minded = a    
broadness = n  1) ;  2) , ,  (     )      
broadsheet = n  1)       ;  2)       
broadside = n  1)  ;  2)   ;  3)  ;  4)  , ;  5)  . broadsheet      
broadsword = n   
broadtail = n   Broadway = n  1)  (  -,       ,   . .) ;  2)  -      
broadway = n   
broadways = adv ,  ,   
broadwise =  . broadways  
brocade = n   
brochure = n   
brock = n   
brogue I = n    
brogue II = n   (. )  
broil I = n ,   
broil II = 1. n  1) ;  2)       ; 2. v  1) ()  ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)         
broke = 1. past  . break 2; 2. a ,     ,      
broken = 1. p . p .  . break 2; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8)  ( )      
broken-down = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ;  3)     ( ) ;  4)       
broken-hearted = a    
brokenly = adv , ,   
broken-winded = a  ( )  
broker = n  1) ;  2) ,       
bromide = n  1)   , ;  2) ;  3)  .  ;  4)  .  ,       
bromine = n  .   
bronchi = n pl  .   
bronchia =  . bronchi  
bronchial = a   
bronchitis = n   
bronco = n  .      
broncobuster = n  . ,    
bronze = 1. n  1) ;  2)   ; 2. a     
brooch = n   
brood = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)  ( -. - on, over) ,      () ;  3)  (   . ., on, over)      
brood-hen = n   
broody = a  1)  () ;  2)  . ,       
brook I = n   
brook II = v ,   
brooklet = n   
broom = 1. n , ; 2. v     
broth = n , ,  , Scotch ~    
brothel = n  ,   
brother = n  1) , ~-german, full ~  ;  2) , ;  3)       
brotherhood = n  1)  ;  2)       
brother-in-law = n ( pl brothers-in-law) , , ,   
brotherly = 1. a ; 2. adv -    
brought = past , p . p . . bring  
brouhaha = n  1) , ;  2) )        ; ) ,       
brow I = n  1) , to bend (  to contract, to     knit) 
one`s ~s ;  2)  . , ;  3)  () ,  ()      
brow II = n  . ,   
brow-ague = n   
browbeat = v ( past browbeat, p . p . browbeaten)  ()  
brown = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ,  ( ) ; 2. n  1)  ,  ;  2) . , ; 3. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () , to be ~ed 
off              
brown bread =   1)  ,     (     ) ;  2)      ,             
brown coal = ,    
brownie = n  1) ;  2)        
browse = 1. n ,   ( ) ; 2. v  1)  () ,       (on) ;  2) ,  (, , on) ;  3) ;  4)  ()      Bruin = n ,  ( )  
bruise = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   , ;  3) ;  4)         
bruiser = n  1) )  .  . -; )     ;  2)  . , ;  3)  .               
bruke = n  .  1) ;  2)        
brumous = a ,   
brunch = 1. n  .  ; 2. v  .      
brunette = n   
brunt = n  1)  ,  ;  2)  , ;  3)  . ,       
brush I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) (  ) ;  4)  , to have a ~      ;  5) , , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ()  (  . to ~ against), to     ~ 
aside ,   , to ~     away, to ~ off ) ; ) ,     , to ~ over )  ; )      ; )  , to ~ up )     (),  ()  ; )             
brush II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  (  . to ~ off), to ~ by        
brushwood = n  1) , ;  2)       
brushy = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)        
brusque = a  ,   
brut = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,    (      ) ;  3) , ,       
brutal = a , ,   
brutality = n , ,   
brute = 1. n , ,  ( ) ; 2. a ,     
brutish = a  1) , ;  2) , ,       
bubble = 1. n  1) ,  () ;  2) , , ;  3)  , ' ', to     
prick the ~  ,     ; 2. v , , ,  (    . to ~ over, to ~ up)    
bubblegum = n  1)   (       ) ;  2)    (      )      
bubbler = n  1) ;  2)  .   ;  3)  .       
buccaneer = 1. n ; 2. v       
buck I = 1. n  1)  ( , , ) ;  2) , , to pass the ~ to smb.      .    -.; 2. v   , , to ~   against  . ,    , to ~ off   , to ~ up    . ) ; ) ,    , ~ up! , ()!    
buck II = v     
buck III = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
buck IV = n  .  .   
buck-basket = n    
bucket I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  (  . .) , to     give (to get) the ~  ()      , to kick the ~ ; 2. v     
bucket II = v  1)   ;  2)        
buckish = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
buckle = 1. n ; 2. v  1)   (  . to ~ up, 
to ~     on);  2) , , ;  3) , , to ~ to             
buckram = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ;  3)  , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ; 3. v  1)   ,  ;  2)         
buck-shot = n    
buckskin = n  1)  ;  2) pl          
buckstick = n   
buckwheat = n  1) ;  2) attr       
bucolic = a  1) , ;  2)  .       
bud = 1. n  1)  . ;  2) , to nip in the ~       ,   ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)  .  ;  3)       Buddha = n   Buddhism = n   Buddhist = n   
buddy = n  .  .  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) -      
budge I = 1. n ,      ; 2. a  1)  ;  2)  . ,       
budge II = v (), ()() (  ) , he did not ~ an inch )    ; )      , the crane could not ~ it         
budget = 1. n , a ~ of news  ; 2. v    (for)    
budgetary = a   
buff = n  1)     ;  2)  , in the ~ , ;  3) -       
buffalo = n ,   
buffer I = n  1) ;  2) attr       
buffer II = n  1)  . ;  2)  . ;  3)  . ;  4)  .       
buffet I = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
buffet II = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
buffoon = 1. n ; 2. a ; 3. v  ,     
buffoonery = n   
bug = n  1) ,  . , ;  2)  . '', , to go ~s       ;  3)  .  , big ~ .      , ''      
bugaboo = n ,   
bugbear = n  1) = bugaboo;  2)   (     );  3) , ;  4) ,         
buggy I = n  1)         ;  2)        
buggy II = a    
bughouse = n  .  .    
bugle = 1. n , ; 2. v   ,       
bugler = n  1) ;  2)  .       
build = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ; 2. 
v ( past , p . p . built)  1) , , ;  2)  () ;  3) (),  ( - on) , to     ~ into   , to ~ up )     , , , to be built     up   ; )      () ; )  , to ~     upon  ,        
builder = n   
building = n  1) , , ;  2)       
building-up = n ,   
built = past , p . p .  . build 2  
bulb = n  1) ;  2)        
bulbaceous = a  1) ;  2)       
bulbous =  . bulbaceous  Bulgarian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
bulge = 1. n  1) ;  2)  .  ;  3) (  . 
the ~)  . , to     have (to get) the ~ on smb.  ()       -.; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ,  (     , ) ;  3)  (,   . .)      
bulging = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)       
bulgy =  . bulging  
bulk = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   -.;  3)  ,  , to     sell (to buy) in ~  ()     , ;  4) ,  ;  5)  () , to break ~      , in ~  ; 2. v  1)  ,  (  . to ~     
large);  2) ,   , , to     ~ up   ,        .  .      
bulkhead = n  .   
bulky = a , ,   Bull = n  ()  
bull I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ,   .      ) ;  3)  . ,   ,     to 
take the ~ by the horns      , ,    ; 2. v  1)  .   ;  2)  ,         
bull II = n ,   
bull III = n  .    , half a ~   
bull IV = n  1)    ;  2) () ,              
bulla = n (pl bulla)  1)  ;  2)  . , ;  3) ,       
bulldog = n ,  .    
bulldoze = v  .  . , ,   
bulldozer = n   
bullet = n , percussion ~  , stray ~    
bulletin = n , , news ~    (   . .)  
bullfight = n    
bullfighter = n ,   
bullfighting =  . bullfight  
bullfinch = n   
bullhead = n   
bullheaded = a , ,   
bullion = n      
bullish = a  1) , ;  2)  .  .   ;  3) ,       
bull market =  . ,        ()  
bullock = n   
bull`s-eye = n  1)  . ;  2)  ;  3) ,        
bully I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v , ,     
bully II = 1. a  . , ; 2. int  . ~ for you! !    
bully III = n   (  . ~ beef)  
bullyrag =  . ballyrag  
bulrush = n ,   
bulwark = n  1) () , ;  2) ;  3)       
bum I = n  . ,   
bum II = 1. n  .  1) )  . , ; )  .      , ; )      , , ;  2)  . ; 2. a  .  .  1) , , ;  2) ,   ;  3) , ; 3. v  .  1)  . ;  2) )    ; ) ;  3)  .        
bumble = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ,       
bumble-bee = n , it`s plain as a ~ on a fried egg  .       
bumbledom = n  . ,    
bumbo = n    
bump = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  .  ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) ,  (  . to ~ into), to     ~ 
off  .  .  -.,     ; 3. adv ,     
bumper = n  1)  (),   ;  2)  . , ;  3) attr  ,       
bumpkin = n  , ,    
bumptious = a   
bumpy = a   
bun I = n  ,   
bun II = n  1) () ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  . ,       
bunch = 1. n  1) , ,  () , ~ of     fives . , , ;  2)  . , the best of the ~       ; 2. v        
buncombe = n  .  1)  , to speak/to talk     
for (to) ~          ;  2) , ,        
bundle = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1)    (  . to ~ up),        (  . to ~ in);  2)  ,  (  . to ~ out,     off, away);  3)  (  . to ~ out, off, away)      
bung = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  . ; 2. v  1) , ,  .     , ~ed up  ( ) ;  2)  .  ()      
bungalow = n ,     
bungle = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) , ; 2. 
v  1)  ;  2)       
bungler = n    
bunk I = 1. n ; 2. v  .  . to ~ it  ( )    
bunk II = 1. n  . ; 2. v  . ,     
bunk III = n  .  .  . bunkum  
bunker = n  1)  .  , ;  2)  .       
bunkum = n = buncombe  
bunny = n  1) . , ;  2)  . ;  3)  . ,  ( )      
bunt = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ()      
bunting I = n  ()  
bunting II = n  1)   ;  2)  .       
buoy = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) (  . to ~ up)       ,  . ,      (  . .) ;  2)        
buoyancy = n  1) ,        ;  2) , , ;  3) )   ( ) ;     )  (   . .)      
buoyant = a  1) ,        ;  2) , , ;  3)  .       
bur = n  1) ();  2)        
burden I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4)  . , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
burden II = n  1) , ;  2) ;  , ,       
burdensome = a ,   
burdock = n ,   
bureau = n ( pl bureaux, bureaus )  1) ,  , ;  2)  .   ;  3) , ,       
bureaucracy = n  1) ;  2)       
bureaucrat = n   
bureaucratic = a   
burg = n  1)    ;  2)  . ) ; ) ,       
burger = n  1) ,   (      -.) ;  2)       
burgess = n  1) ,  (     ) ;  2)  .                      
burgh = n  1)  .   ;  2)  .  . () ;  3)  . = borough      
burglar = n () -  
burglary = n ()     
burgle = v  1)    ;  2)       
burgundy = n  ()   
burial = n   
burial-ground = n   
burial-service = n    
burke = v  1)   ,  (,     ) ;  2)  (),        
burlap = n () , ,   
burlesque = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  . ; 2. a ; 3. v     
burly = a , ,   Burmese = 1. n  1) , , the ~ (.  pl)     ;  2)  , 2. a     
burn I =  .   
burn II = v ( past , p . p . burnt)  1) , , , 
to ~ with anger      ;  2) , , , ,     ;  3) ;  4)  . ;  5) ;  6) , to ~ away ) ; )     , to ~ down )  ; )     , to ~ into  ( ) ,      ( ) , to ~ out ,     , 
to ~ up ) ; ) ,     to ~ up the road  .        , to ~  ; 2. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (, )      
burner = n   
burning = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ; 2. 
a ,  . , ,       
burnish = 1. n , ; 2. v     
burnt = past , p . p .  . burn II 1  
burr I = 1. n  1)    ,     ;  2) ,  (  . .) ; 2. v     
burr II = n  . bur  
burr III = n  ( )  
burr IV = n   () ,  ( )  
burr V = n  1)  ;  2)       
burro = n  .   
burrow = 1. n ; 2. v  , , ,  .     -., ''    
burst = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (),  ;  3)  , ;  4) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ( ,   . .) ,     , to ~ in ) ,     ; )  , ,     
to ~ into: to ~ into blossom ,     , to ~ 
into applause      , to ~ into (a storm 
of) tears      , to ~ into laughter      , to ~ into flame     , , to ~ out )     , ) ,  (     , ) , to ~ out laughing     (crying)   (), to ~     up ) (); )  .      , to ~ with: to ~ with envy       , to ~ 
with joy       ,  , to ~ with     
pride        
bury =   1) ,  ( ) ;  2) , to ~ 
one`s face in one`s hands       , to ~ one`s 
hands in     one`s pockets ,              
burying-ground = n   
burying-place =  . burying-ground  
bus = 1. n  1) ;  2)  .  , to miss 
the ~      .  ,  ; 2. v       
bush = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   ,      ,  (        ) ;  3)  , ~ of hair  , to     
take to the ~  , to beat about     the ~    ,        ; 2. v      
bushel = n  (  = 36,3 ) , under a ~ ,   
bushing = n  .   
bush league = a  .  .  1)  ,        () ;  2)         ,       
bush-league = a  .  .  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ,           
bush-leaguer = n  .  .  1)    () ;  2)  ;  3)  ,       
bushy = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
business I = n  1) , , , on ~  ,     
the ~ of the day (  of the meeting)      , to mean ~        , , go about your     ~!, mind your own ~!          !, what is 
your ~?   ?,     to send smb. about his ~ ,      -., good ~!  !, !, a     
pretty ~!  .  !;  2) , to make it 
one`s ~       , to stick to one`s ~      , ;  3) , ,      , slack ~  ;  4) ,  ,     , big ~  , to set up in ~       ;  5) () , to have no ~ to       ,  ( -.) , to     do the ~ for smb. ) ,      -.; )  -.      
business II = n  . busyness  
business card =    
business college =   ,   , ,    .  .  
business cycle =  ,     
businesslike = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
businessman = n ( pl -men)  1) , ;  2)       
business year = , ,    
busing = n  .  1)   ;  2)                    
bus-stop = n    
bust I = n   
bust II = n . burst 1.  4)      
bust III = n .  1) ,   (  .     
to ~ up);  2) ;  3)  . burst II      
bustle I = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
bustle II = n   
busy I = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) , ; 2. v  ,  -., to ~   oneself     
busy II = n  .   
busybody = n , ,       
busyness = n ,   
but = ( ) , ( ) 1. conj  1) , ,   , , I should     like to come ~ I haven`t time   ,         ;  2)   ,  , ~ 
for   , ~     then  ,    , cannot     ~...   ...,   ..., she     would have fallen ~ 
he caught her       ,      ;  3)   , you ~ try          ; 2. adv , ~ just  , he was ~ a   child    , he left ~ an hour   ago      , he spoke   ~ in jest     ; 3. 
prep ,  , anything ~...   ,  ,  ..., they are all   wrong ~ him   ,  ,   no one ~ me   ,    , the last ~ one ; 4. pron  ,  ; 5.     : ~ me no ~s     ,   ''    
butcher = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)    ;  3)  ()      
butchery = n  1) ;  2) )  ; )  ;  3)  ,        
butler = n   
butt I = n   ( 490,96 )  
butt II = n  1)   -.,  () ;  2)  () ;  3)  . ;  4)       
butt III = n  1) , ;  2) pl ,       
butt IV = 1. n  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  . , ; 2. v  1) () , ;  2) ;  3)   , to ~ in  .           
butte = n  .  ,    
butt-end = n , ,    
butter = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ,  () ;  2)  (  . to ~ up)      
buttercup = n   
butter-fingers = n (pl  .)   
butterfly = n   
butterfly stroke =   ''  
buttermilk = n   
butternut = n     
buttocks = n pl   
button = 1. n  1) ;  2) , to press the ~  .       ,    ;  3) , he is a ~ 
short, he has not all     his ~s    ,         ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ()   (  . to     ~ up)      
button-down = a  1)    () , ~     
collar ,         ;  2) ) , , ;     ) ,        
buttonhole = 1. n  1) ;  2)   , ; 2. 
v  1)  ;  2)    (),      .  ()      
buttons = n -  
buttress = 1. n  . , , ,  (.   .) ; 2. v ,      
buxom = a ,   
buy = 1. v ( past , p . p . bought)  1) , ;  2) , to ~ in ) ; )      ( ) , 
to ~ off     , to ~ out , to ~ over     , to ~ up , I`ll it .       ,  (     . .) ; 2. n     
buyer = n   
buzz = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4)  (  . to ~ along), to ~     about , , , to ~     off       
by = 1. adv  1) , , he lives close by       , it`s near by       ;  2) , he 
passed by   , in     times gone by   ;  3)  ,  , he put the     newspaper by 
for the moment          , he is 
laying by money     for a new video cassette recorder          ,     by and by , 
by and large  ,      ; 2. prep  1)          : )          , , by the fireside  ;     )    , we went by     the old tower, by the 
gate         , ; )         ,    .  . ,     we travelled by 
the town N         N;  2)      : )               , I shall be here by 7 o`clock          ; )            -       : by day , by night ;  3)    ,       , ,        , by tram (train, rail, boat,     bicycle, land, water, 
sea, air)       (,   , ,      ,  ,  ,     ,  );  4)    -   .       .   : do you like the 6th     symphony by Tchaikovsky?   6-      ?;  5)           ,           -   .      : St. Petersburg 
was founded by Peter the     Great in 1703 -          1703 .;  6)     -        : by chance (degrees)      (), by retail  ;  7)     ,    .  .         -        : by the pound (the yard)       ();  8)      ,     ,   ,  ;  9)                 
by- = pref    :  1) , by-product  ;  2) ,   , by-road      ;  3)  , bystander     ,       
bye-bye I = n  . -  
bye-bye II = int  .  . good-bye  
by-election = n    Byelorussian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
by-end = n      
bygone = 1. n  . pl ,  , to   let ~s be ~s  .  ,     ,  ; 2. a     
bylaw = n  1) ;  2)               
by-name = n ,   
bypass = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)  (. .) ;  2) ,       
bypath = n  ,    
by-place = n  ,    
byplay = n  .  ,   
by-product = n    
by-road = n    
bystander = n , ,   
bystreet = n  ,    
by-way = n  1) ,  ,      ;  2)         ()      
by-word = n  1) ;  2)  (. -. ) ,     '  '      
by-work = n    Byzantine = 1. n ; 2. a     C, c = n ( pl Cs, c`s)  1) 3-    ;  2) ()  .  '', a     C in geography ''      ;  3) () . (  ) ;  4) ()  . ;  5) . .  ;  6)  . . . ) ()        , -; )         
caaba = n ,     ,      
cab I = 1. n  1) , , ,  (  .     motor- ~);  2)  ( ) ;  3)  (, ) ; 2. 
v .    (  . to ~   it)    
cab II = 1. n  .  , ; 2. v .   ,       
cabal = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v ,  ,        
cabana = n  1)   ( ) ;  2) .       
cabaret = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  .     . .,                
cabbage = n  1) ;  2) attr       
cabbage-head = n  1)  ();  2)  .       
cabbage lattuce =  .    
cabbala = n  1)  . ;  2) ,  ,           
cabby = n  . ,   
cabin = n  1) , ;  2) , second ~  2- ;  3) , , pressurized (  sealed)     ~ ., .        
cabin-boy = n  .   
cabinet I = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) a) , ; )  . ,     ; )  (, ) ;  3)  . , , ; 2. a ,      
cabinet II = n  (),   
cabinet-maker I = n -  
cabinet-maker II = n  1) . - (      ) ;  2) ,               
cabin liner =  . ,     
cable = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) (.  cable television)      ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (, )      
cable car =   ,   
cablecast = 1. n       ; 2. v    ,        
cablecaster = n  ,    ,    
cablecasting = n   ,    
cablegram = . . cable 1,  3)      
cabman = n  1) ;  2)        
caboose = n  1) . ;  2) .           
cabotage = n  .   
cabriolet = n  1) ;  2)    '' (      )      
cab-stand = n  (, )  
cacao = n  1)   ( . ~-tree):  2)  (  )      
cachalot = n   
cache = n   (  . .), , arms ~     
cachet = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) . ,       
cacique = n .  1) , ,  (      - );  2)    (      ) ;  3)   ( )      
cackle = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
cacophony = n ,   
cactus = n   
cad = n   
cadaster = n = cadastre .  , ,    
cadastral = a .   
cadaver = n .   
cadaverous = a  1) ;  2)         
caddie = n  (      )  
caddish = a ,   
caddy I = n   
caddy II = n . caddie  
cadence = n  1) . , ;  2) . , ;  3) . . , ,   ,     ~ drill  , system          ;  4) ,  ;  5)  (  . .) ;  6)  (  . .)      
cadet = n  1)  ;  2)   ,       
cadge = v  1) ;  2)  ,         (  )      
cadger = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
cadmium = n .   
cadre = n  1) , , ;  2) .        
cadres = n pl ,   Caesar = n  1) . ;  2) ,  ;  3)    ,     ;  4) . , 
render unto ~ the things     that are ~`s  ;  5) , ,        
caesura = n pl . caesuarae  1) ., . ;  2) ,       
cafe = n   
cafeteria = n   
caffeine = n .   
cage = 1. n  1) , . ;  2) , ;  3) .  ( ) ; 2. v   , .         Cain = n , ; to raise ~ . ,   
caisson = n  1) . ;  2) .        
cajole = n , ,   -. (into) ,  (out of, from)  
cajolement = n , ,   
cajolery = . cajolement  
cake = n  1) , , ,  () ,     pl ;  2)  (  . .),  (,        . .), ;  3)  ,  ( ); ~s and     ale , to go like hot ~s       ( ) , to take the ~      , 
you cannot have your     ~ and eat it .          ;    ,                  
caky = a ,   
calabar = n   ()  
calabash = n  1) -;  2)     (     -)      
calaber = . calabar  
calaboose = n . .   
calamitous = a  1) , ;  2)       
calamity = n () ,    
calash = n  1) ;  2)        
calcareous = a   
calcification = n   
calcify = v ()  
calcination = n . ,   
calcine = v  1) . , ;  2)        
calcium = n .   
calculability = n ,   
calculable = a  1)  , ;  2)       
calculate = v  1) , , ;  2)  ( -. - ) ;  3) .       
calculating-machine = n   
calculation = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .       
calculator = n  1) , ;  2) ,  () ;  3)        
calculus I = n ( pl . calculi )  1) . , 
differencial ~      , integral ~      ;  2)       
calculus II = n .  (.  )  
caldron = . cauldron  
calean = n .   Caledonia = n . ,   Caledonian = 1. n . ; 2. a .     
calendar I = n  1) , loose-leaf (tear-off) ~      () ;  2) .  ;  3) .   (  ) ;  4)  (, ) ;  5)       
calendar II = v  1)   , , ;  2)        
calends = n pl . ,    (  ) ; on/at the greek ~ .   , ;       
calendula = n  1) . ;  2) .       
calf I = n ( pl calves)  1) , in ~, with ~  ( )     ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3) , ;  4)   ( . calf-skin), bound in ~        ; golden ~            
calf II = n ( pl calves)  ()  
calf-bound = a      
calf-love = n  ,    
calf-skin = n  ,   
caliber = n  1) ;  2) ,   ()      
calibrate = v , ,   
calibration = n , ,   
calico = 1. n ( pl . calicoes )  1) ;  2) . ; 2. a  1) ;  2) .       Californian = 1. n ; 2. a     
calk I = 1. n  1)  (   ) ;  2) .   ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) .   ( )      
calk II = v   
call = 1. n  1) , , , , a ~ for help       , within ~ ,     , the ~ of the cockoo      , the ~ of the nightingale      ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4) , ;  5) ,  ( ) ,     long-distance ~       ;  6) , , to pay a ~      , morning ~  ;  7)  (  ) ,      (  ) ;  8)  ( ) ;  9) , , there`s no ~ to     worry   ; 2. v  1) (), ;  2) ();  3) ;  4) , ;  5)  ( -. - for,  ,       . . - at,    . . - on)     ,  (-. - on) ,        ( . - on) ,   ;  6)  (-. - 
on) ,      ( -. - on) ;  7) ();  8) ;  9) ,   ( )     , to ~ 
away , to ~ back )      ; )   (  . .) , to     ~ down )  ( ) ; )      (   . .) , ; )     , , 
to ~ for ) ; )     , , to be ~ed for      , to ~ forth ,     , 
to ~ in )  () ; )       () ; )        () , to ~ off )      (  . .) , to be ~ed off      ; )  () ; )      () , to ~ out )     , ,   (of) ;     ) ; )  ( ) ; )       ( ) , to ~ over       ,  , to ~     up )  ( ) ; )       ; ) ; )         ; ) ()       
call-boy = n  1) - ( ,      ) ;  2) .        
call-down = n .   
caller = n ,   
call-girl = n . '  ', ,      
calling = n  1) ;  2)       
calliper = n pl   
callisthenics = n , ,  , 
free ~ )  ; )    
call-loan = n .       ,    
call mark =  (, )  
call number = = call mark  
callosity = n  1) , ;  2)  ()      
callous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
call-over = n   
callow = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) .  ( )      
call slip = . ,   (   . .)  
callus = n ,   
calm = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) . ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) . , ; 3. v , , to ~ down   (), ,     
caloric = 1. n ; 2. a     
calorie = n .   
calorifer = n  ,   
calorimeter = n .   
calumet = n   ( )  
calumniate = v ,   
calumniator = n   
calumniatory = a   
calumny = n   
calve = v  1) () (.  ,   . .)     ;  2)    ( )      
calves = pl . calf  
calvinism = n .   Calvinist = 1. n . ; 2. a .     
calvish = n  1) ;  2)       
calx = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
calyx = n ( pl . calyces ) .   
cam = n . , ,   
caman = n    
camaraderie = n    
camarilla = n   
cambist = n .  (   )  Cambodian = 1. n , ; 2. a ,       Cambria = n .   Cambrian = 1. n ,  ; 2. a     
cambric = n   
came = past . come  
camel = n , Arabian ~  , Bactrian ~    
cameleer = n    
camellia = n   Camelot = n  1) . ,   ;  2)   ;  3) .    .      (1961 - 1963 ..)      Camembert = n  '' ( . ~ cheese)  
cameo = n   
camera = n  1) ;  2) .    ;  3) .        
camera-man = n ,   
cami-knickers = n pl   ( )  
camion = n  1) ;  2)       
camomile = n   
camouflage = 1. n , ; 2. v ,      
camp = 1. n  1) , interment ~         , pioneer ~      , summer ~  ,     prison ~   ,     inter-racial ~ ,           ;  2) , ;  3) .  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  -, to go ~ing        ,          ( ) , to ~ out                 
campaign = 1. n  (. ) , ,   press ~   , to launch a ~     (   . .) ; 2. v   ,     
camp-bed = n      
camp-chair = n    
camp-fever = n    
camp-fire = n    
camp-follower = n  ,     
camphor = n  1) ;  2) attr       
camping = n  1) ;  2)     (      )      
camp-stool = . camp-chair  
campus = n .  ,   . . ( ,   . .) ,    
cam-shaft = n .    
can I = ( ) , , ( ) v ( past could)  ,       , ,       to: I ~ speak English    -,        to do: ~ you translate this article?      ? No, I cannot ( . can`t) ,   , I can`t help it       
can II = 1. n  1) ;  2)     (     ) ,  , garbage     ~ )   ;  3)     ; 2. v  ()    Canadian = 1. n , , the ~s ; 2. a     
canal = n  1) () ;  2) . , , 
alimentary ~      ,       
canalization = n  1) ;  2)        
canal-lock = n   
canard = n  , ''  
canary = 1. n ; 2. a -,      
cancan = n   
cancel = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) .  ( . to ~ out)      
cancellation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) .       
cancer = n  1) . ;  2) , ;  3) (.)        
cancroid = 1. n .   2. a ., .     
candelabrum = n pl -bra, -s  1) , ;  2)       
candid = a  1) ,  (  . .) ,     ;  2)       
candidacy = n , to nominate (to withdraw) a ~  ()   
candidate = n , presidential ~, ~ for the presidency    , to challenge (  to execute) ~s    
candidature = n , to put up ~s   ( )  
candid camera =    ,    
candied = a  1)   ;  2) ;  3) .       
candle = n , ; to burn the ~ at both ends .     ,  , is not fit to hold a ~ to .       
candle-end = n   
candlelight = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)       
candlestick = n   
can-do = a . .     
candor = n  1) , , ;  2) ,      
candy = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl . , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ()      
cane = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)  ;  4)  (  . .) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)   ( . to ~ into);  3)         
canful = n  ( ,  )  Canicula = n .  ()  
canicular = a  1)   ;  2) ~ days   (  -      )      
canine = a   
canister = n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)        
canker = n  1) , ;  2) .-. ;  3)         
cankered = a    
cankerous = a  1)  ;  2)       
canned = a   
cannery = n    
cannibal = n   
cannibalism = n   
cannon = n (pl  .) ,   
cannonade = 1. n ,  ; 2. v       
cannon-ball = n .  ; ~ service ''  ()  
cannon-bit = n  ()  
cannoneer = n ,   
cannon-shot = n    
cannot = I ~    ( . can I)  
canny = a  1) , ,   ;  2)       
canoe = 1. n ,  ( . Indian ~); to   paddle one`s 
own ~    ; 2. v   ,      
canon = n  1) , ;  2) .       
canonical = a   
canoodle = v . . ,   
can-opener = n    
canopy = n , , , the ~ of heaven . , , the ~ of leaves .    
can`t = . = cannot  
cant I = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3)   ;  4) .  , ;  5) ,       
cant II = 1. n  1)  (  . .) ;  2)  ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ;  3) ,       Cantabrigian = n     
cantankerous = a ,   
cantata = n   
canteen = n  1)   (  ) ;  2) ;  3)         ;  4) ,       
canter I = 1. n  ; to win at (  in) a ~     ,     ; 2. v          
canter II = n  1)   ;  2) ,       Canterbury = a ~ bell .  ; ~ tales     
canterbury = n ,  (   ,   . .)  
canticle = n . ,   
cantilever = n .  () ,   
canting = a  1)    (,       . .) ;  2)   ,     ;  3) , ,       
canto = n  ( )  
canton I = n ,   
canton II = v  ()  
cantonment = n  1) . ,  ;  2) . ;  3) ,       Canuck = n .  1)   ;  2) .       
canvas = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ; under ~ )  ; )            
canvass = 1. n  1)   ( ) ,      ;  2) , ;  3) .   ; 2. v  1)   ( ) ,      ;  2) , ;  3)  ,   (     )      
canyon = n ,   
caoutchouc = n   
cap = 1. n  1) , , , fore-and-aft ~     ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) , ;  5) . , ;  6) ,  ( . percossin ~);  7)  ; and bells      ; ~ and gown    ( .       ) , the ~ fits .        ,   , to set one`s ~ at     smb.  -.,       -.  ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ;  2)  () ,      () ;  3)    ( .     ) ;  4) ,       
capability = n  1) ;  2) pl       
capable = a  1)  ( -. - of) , ;  2) ,  (of)      
capacious = a ,   
capacitate = v  1)  ;  2) (for) . ,        
capacitor = n    
capacity = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ( . holding ~);  3) in the ~ of  ;  4) ;  5) . , , idle ~      , labor ~            
cape I = n   
cape II = a   
cape III = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ~-and-
dagger fiction novels,     stories )  '  '; )      ,      ; ~-and-dagger activities .     ,        
caper = 1. n  1) ;  2) . pl , to cut ~s      , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
capful = n   (-.)  
capillarity = n   
capillary = 1. n ; 2. a ,  ( )    
capital I = n , fixed ~  , floating ~  , industrial ~    
capital II = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ,  , in     ~s  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) .  ( ) ;  6)  (  , )      
capital III = n .   
capital goods = .-.  1)  ;  2)        
capital-intensive = a . ,     
capitalism = n   
capitalist = 1. n ; 2. a     
capitalistic = a   
capitalize = v ,     
capitally = adv  1) , ;  2) ,       
capital productivity = . ,   
capitation = n  1)   'c ';  2) attr  ( )      Capitol = n  1)  (  ) ;  2)   ;  3) . ,                
capitulate = v ,   
capitulation = n ,   
capote = n  1)   ;  2)  ,  ( ) ,     ;  3)   , ;  4) )   ; ) .            
cap-paper = n    
cap-peak = n    
caprice = n ,   
capricious = a ,   Capricorn = n  ()  
capsize = v () ( , ,   . .)  
capsule I = n  1) ) ; ) ;  2) . ) ; ) ;  3) ,  (   . .) ;  4) . . ,       
capsule II = a . , , ; ~ biography  ; ~ version    
capsule III = v , to ~ the news      
captain I = n  1) , sea ~ , .      ;  2)   ;  3) .  , , ;  4) ;  5) ;  6)   ;  7) .  I       
captain II = v   
caption = n  1) ,  (, ) ;  2)  ,   ;  3) .       
captious = a   
captivate = v , ,   
captivating = a ,   
captive = 1. n , , ; 2. a   , 
to hold ~         
captivity = n  1) ;  2) ) , ; ) ,       ;  3) .       
captor = n     
capture = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2) ,   ;  3) ,       
car = n  1)  (, . .     ) , 
coach ~      , lounge ~, soft-seated ~  ,     platform ~ . .-.  () ,     
sleeping ~ . sleeping-car, observation ~        , parlor ~ .     c-, through ~       ;  2) , goods ~ ,      , ambulance ~       , armored ~ , racing     (sports) ~  () ,     pleasure ~   ,     , 
to come by ~       (), to get into a ~       (), to get out of a ~       ();  3)  ;  4) .  ;  5) . ,       
caracol(e) = 1. n ( )  1) ) (          ) ; ) ;  2) .  ; 2. v ( )  1)  ;  2)       
caracul = n  1)  () ; ~ coat  ;  2)  ;  3)   ( . ~ sheep)      
carafe = n   
caramel = n  1) ;  2)        
carat = n  (    = 0,2053 .)  
caravan = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ,  ,     - ( );~ site       -; 2. v   -,        
caraway = n   
car bed =   ( )  
carbide = n .   
carbine = n .   
carbo-hydrate = n .   
carbolic = 1. n   (  . ~ acid); 2. a     
carbon = n  1) . ;  2) .  ;  3)   , absorbent ~      ;  4) )   , ; )      ( ), make several ~s              
carbonate = n  1) .  ,       ; ~ of lime  ;  2) .  ( . ~ rock)      
carbonated = a  ; ~ water    
carbon copy =   1) ,   ;  2) .        
carbon-copy = v , ,     
carbonic = a . , ,   
carbonite = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
carbonize = v , , ,   
carbon monoxide = .  ,    
carbon-paper = n    
carbuncle = n  1) ) ,         (,   . .) ; )      ;  2) .       
carburetor = n   
carcass = n  1)  () ;  2) ) . .  ( )     ; ) . , ;  3) , ;  4) () ;  5) ) . ,  ,     ; ) .       
carcinogen = n . ,  ,    
carcinogenic = a . , ,    
card = 1. n  1)  () , plain ~      , 
to shuffle the ~s  ;  2) pl ,   ;  3) , , birthday ~       (  ) ,     calling ~, visiting ~  ,     
cjach ~   ( ) , New     Year ~   ;  4)  (, ) , 
party     ~  ; ~ of admission ;  5)  ();  6) . , '', a queer ~ ;  7) .   , ;     one`s best ~   , to have     a ~ up one`s sleeve    ,      -., to play one`s ~s well     (badly)  ()      , to put one`s ~s on the     table, 
to show one`s ~s   ,     , to throw up 
one`s ~s (), on     the ~s , ; 2. v .  1)   ,      ;  2)   ;  3)   (   . .)      
cardan = n .   
cardboard = n   
carder = n .  1)  ;  2) , -, , -      
cardiac = 1. n ,     ; 2. 
a .     
cardigan = n    
cardinal = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) -,       
card-index = 1. n ; 2. v        
cardiology =   
cardiovascular = a . -; ~ system -   
care = 1. n  1) , , in ~ of smb., in     smb.`s ~  -. , c/o (      care of)   ( )     , under the ~ of  ,       (-.) ,      (-.) , to take ~ )  ( - of,     about) ; )    (-. -     of) ; )  ( -. - for) , take     ~! ! !;  2)  () , the beat of ~      ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ,   ( - about)     ,  ( , ) ;  2)  (-. - for) ,      (-. - for) ;  3)  ,  (  .      Inf) ; I don`t ~!   !      
career I = n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3) , ;  4) , in full ~         
career II = v  ( . to ~ about, along, over, through)  
careerist = n   
careful = a  1)  (for, of) ;  2) , , ;  3) ;  4)  (   . .) ;  5)       
carefully = adv ,     
carefulness = n  1) ;  2) , ,     ;  3) ;  4)       
care-label = n    (    . .      )  
care-laden = a    
careless = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)       
carelessness = n  1) ;  2) , a piece of ~      ;  3) ;  4)       
caress = 1. n ; 2. v ,     
caressing = a ,   
care-taker = n  1)  ( ,   . .) ,      () ;  2)   (-.) ; ~     
government ,          ;  3)       
caretaking = n .  , on a ~ status    
care-worn = a    
carfare = n    ,   .  
cargo = n ( pl -oes, -os ) ; ~ boat (ship)  () ; ~ truck ; ~ aircraft    
carib = n  1) , , , ;  2) () ,   ()           Caribbean = a , ,   ()   ()   
cariboo = . caribou  
caribou = n    
caricature = 1. n ; 2. v        
carious = a ,   
carload = n  (  )  
carman = n  1) ;  2)       Carmelite = n , ,      
carmine = n   
carnage = n ,   
carnal = a  1) , ;  2)       
carnation = n  1)  ;  2) ,        
carnet = n  1)             ;  2)    ,         .      
carnival = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
carnivore = n    
carnivorous = a   
carol = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  (. ) , ; 2. v ,     
carotid = n .    
carousal = n ,   
carp I = n ,   
carp II = v  (at) ,    
carpenter = 1. n ; 2. v     
carpentry = n  ,    
carpet = 1. n  (. , ) , runner ~    ; on the ~   (   ) , to have smb. on 
the ~     -.; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)   ,       
carpetbag = n   
carpetbagger = n  1)  ,         ;  2) .  ;  3) . . ,           (        1861-1865 .)      
carriage = n  1) ; ~ and pair (four) ,       ();  2) .-. , composite ~      , corridor ~  , the     
first-class ~   , saloon ~     -;  3) ,  ;  4)   , ;  5) . , ;  6) . ,  () ;  7) . ;  8) ,  (      )      
carriage-free = n    
carrier = n  1) , , ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) ;  4) .  ( . 
aircraft ~), cruiser     ~ -;  5) .  ( . letter ~);  6) . ;  7) . ,       
carrier-pigeon = n    
carrier-rocket = n -  
carrion = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
carrot = n   
carrousel = n  1) ;  2)    , . 
slide ~      
carry = v  1) , ;  2) , ();  3) ,     (       . .) ;  4) ,  , to ~ oneself well      ;  5)  (  . .) ;  6) ;  7)  () ;  8) ,  () ;  9) , ;     10)  () ,      () ;     11)   , ;     12) . ,  ;     13)  (, ) ;     14)   ,     15) . , , to ~ away )     , ; )  () , to ~     back: to ~ smb. 
back  -.     , to ~ forward )  () ;     ) . to ~ over , to ~ off ) ,     ,   ; )      () ; ) to ~ it off well       , to ~ on ) ; ~ on!      !; ) ; ) .      (with) , to ~ out ) ,     ; )  () , to ~     
over ) ; ) .        , 
to ~ through       , ; all before one      , to ~ too far )       ; )             
carry-all = n  1)  ,  ;  2) .        
cart = 1. n , , , to put the ~   before the 
horse )  -.   -; )  ; 
in   the ~ .   ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)   ;  3) .  ,       ( , )      
carte = n  1) ,  ;  2) .  carte-de-visite;  3) .  ();  4) . ()       
carte-de-visite = n ( pl cartes ) .  1)  ;  2)        
cartel = n  1) . ;  2)          
carter = n   
cartful = n  (  ) , a ~ of hay    
cart-horse = n    
cartilage = n   
cartilaginous = a   
cart-load = . cartful  
cartographer = n   
cartography = n   
cartoon = 1. n  1)  (. ) ;  2) . ;  3)  (  ) ; 2. v      
cartoonist = n   
cartridge = n  1) , blank ~  , ink ~     ,    (  )     ;  2) . )  (      ) ; )   ; )      (   ) ; )     . ;  3) attr       
cartridge-belt = n  1)  ;  2)       
cartridge-paper = n   ( , )  
cart-road = n    
cart-track = . cart-road  
cartune = n     
cart-way = = cart-road  
cart-wheel = n  1)  ;  2) )  ; )      ()  , '' ()      
carve = v  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2) ;  3)  (  ) , ~ out ,     to ~ up  (, )      
carver = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ;  3)  (  )      
carving = n  1)  ;  2)         
car wash =    
cascade = n  1)  ;  2) .       
case I = n  1) , in ~ (of)  , in any ~       , is it the ~ that...? ,     ...?, , ...?, 
it is not the ~       , to put (the) ~ that... ,     ..., this is especially the ~       , gone ~ .      ;  2) , , as the ~ stands        , to clinch the ~ .       ;  3) . , , , ,     , to try a ~   ,     to have a good ~  ,      , to make out one`s ~       , to state one`s ~       ;  4) . , 
common ~  ,     subjective ~  , 
possesive ~      , objective ~      ;  5) . , , , cot ~      , walking ~        
case II = 1. n  1) , , vanity ~  ,     
cigar(ette) ~ ;  2) ()  ( . dressing-
case);  3) , ,  () ;  4) . ;  5) .  ;  6) ;  7) . ; 2. v  1)  ( ,   . .) ;  2)   , ,       
case-hardened = a  1) ;  2) ,       
casein = n .   
casemate = n .   
casement = n  1)   ;  2) .       
cash = 1. n  1)  ; ~ down      ; ~ 
on delivery ( . C.O.D.)      , hard ~      (), net ~, spot ~  ,      , spare ~  ,     to pay ~   ;  2) . , in ~  , out of ~       ,  , spot of ~      ;  3) ; 2. 
v        
cashflow = .     
cashier I = n   
cashier II = v  1) ;  2) .       
cashless = a  1)    ;  2)       
cashmere = n   
cash register =    
cash up = phr v  1)  , ;  2) . )   ; ) pass.        ,       
casing = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
casino = n ( pl . - ni)   
cask = n ,   
casket = n  1) ;  2)   , .       
casque = n ., . ,   
casserole = n  1)          , ;  2) ,                
cassette = 1. n  1) ;  2) )  , ~ spool      ; ) ()  (      ) ; 2. v   (-) (,   )    
cassette tape recorder =    
cassette videotape recorder =    
cassock = n ,   
cast I = 1. n  1) , ,  (,       . .) ;  2) ;  3)   ( ) ;  4) , to put (  to set, to stake) on a     ~   ;  5) .   (      ) ,  ;  6)  (, ) , ;  7)  () ;  8) , ;  9) ;     10) , , a ~ in the eye      ;     11)  ( , ) ;     12) , ;     13)  ( ) ; ; 2. v ( past, p.p. cast)  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4)  () ,  () ,      () ,  () ;  5)  (  to ~ up);  6)  () ,  ()       ( ) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) . , , 
to ~ about )     ,   (for) ; )      (    . .,     for) , to ~ aside , , to     ~ away , to be ~ away      , to ~ back () (      ) , to ~ down )       ; )  () ; ) ,     to ~ off ) , ; )      ; )  ; )     .  () ,  (     ) , to ~ out )  () ; )     , to ~ up )  () ; )     ,       
cast II = n  1) ( ) ) ; )  ;  2) ) ,   (,       . .) ; ) ;     )         
castanets = n pl   
castaway = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. a     
castigate = v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)   ;  4)  (. )      
castigation = n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  ;  4)  (. )      Castilian = 1. n  1) ,    ;  2)   ;  3) .   ; 2. 
a ,   , ~   Spanish )  () ;   )    (     )    
casting = n . ,   
casting-vote = n   (  )  
cast iron = n   
cast-iron = a  1) ,   ;  2) ,       
castle = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) , ; to be ~s in the air (      in Spain)   ,     ; 2. v .  1)   ;  2) ()      
castling = n .   
castor I = n  1) ,  ;  2) . , .              
castor II = n  1) ;  2) pl ;  3)  (  )      
castor oil = .  ,   
castrate = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. v ,     
casual = 1. n  1) . pl . )        ; )       (, ); ) ;  2) . )   ; ) .       ; ) pl     . ,          ;  3)   ; 2. a  1) ) ; ) ;  2) ) , ; )     , ;  3) , , ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5)          
casuals = n .  .  . .  1)  ;  2) -         
casualty = n  1)  , ;  2) , , 
to extricate casualties      ;  3) pl .    , to     inflict casualties  , to 
sustain     casualties        
cat = n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3) .  () ;  4)  ;  5) . ; it rains ~s 
and dogs         , to bell the ~  -.      , to fight like Kilkenny ~s      , to let the ~ out of the     bag .   , 
like a ~ on hot     bricks .     , no     
room to swing a ~ .        , we shall see 
how the ~ jumps .      ,   , it`s 
enough     to make a ~ laugh        
cataclysm = n  1) ) , ,      , ; ) . ;  2) . . ,       
catacomb = n  1) ) ; ) . pl ,      ;  2)    ,            
catafalque = n   Catalan = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) ,          ;  2)  ( )      
catalepsy = n  1) . , ;  2) ;  3) .       
catalog = . . catalogue  
catalogue = 1. n  1) , subject ~  ;  2) , priced ~   ;  3) .  , ; 2. v ,       
cataloguer = n   
catalyst = n  1) . ;  2) -.   , -.            
catalyzator = = catalyst  
catalyze = v   
catamaran = n  1) ;  2) . ,        
cat-and-dog = a    ; ~ life  ,    
catapult = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)         
cataract = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
catarrh = n  1) .   ,     ;  2) . , , summer ~            
catastrophe = n  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
catastrophic = a   
catcall = 1. n , ; 2. v     
catch = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  , ;  4)  , ;  5) , ;  6) ;  7)  () ,        () ; 2. v ( past. p.p. caught)  1) , ;  2)  ( -. - in, at) ;  3) ;  4)  ( ,   . .) , to be     caught  (   . .) ,       (, , ) ;  5) , ;  6) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8)  (   . .) ;  9) ,  () ;     10) , , ;     11) ,  () ;     12)  (  . .) ;     13) ,  ( , ) , to ~     at )   -.        -.; )      -.; to ~ away ; to ~ off .     . ; to ~ on ,      ; to ~ out ; to ~ up )     , ; )  () ; )      ; )  () ;     you will ~ it!    !      
catching = a  1) , ;  2)       
catchpenny = a        (.  )  
catchpole = n  ,    
catch-style = n .    
catchup = n    
catchword = n  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3) . ;  4) .       
catchy = a  1)   ( ) ;  2) ,       
catechesis = n ( pl - ses)  1) .  ;  2)          
catechism = n  1) ) . ; )       (-.)     ;  2)    ,       
catechize = v  1) .  (  ),     ,  ;  2)      ;  3) ,       
categorical = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
category = n , ,   
catenation = n   
cater I = v  1)   (for) ;  2)  ,  (for) ;  3) ,   (to)      
cater II = 1. v .  1)    ;  2) ,   ,     ; 2. adv . ,     
caterer = n  1)  () ;  2) . pl ,  ,       . .;  3) .        
caterpillar = n  1) ;  2) attr       
caterwaul = 1. n , .  ; 2. v , .   (   )    
catgut = n  1) ;  2)        
cathedral = n  ()  
cathode = n .   
catholic = 1. n .  1) , (    Roman ~);  2) ,         , ,       (..  ) ; 2. 
a .  1)  (    Roman ~);  2) , ;  3) , ,       
catholic = n .  1) , ;  2) ,       
catholicism = n ,   
catkin = n  ( )  
cat-like = a , ,   
cat-o`-nine-tails = n , -  
cat`s-meat = n ,     
cat`s-paw = n  1)   ;  2)    -.      
catsup = . ketchup  
cattle = n (pl  .)  1)   , horned (dairy,     pedigree, prize) ~  (,     , ) , store ~     ,   ;  2) . ,  ( )      
cattle-box = n .-.     
cattle-dealer = n    
cattle-leader = n    
cattleman = n  1) , ;  2) .       
cattle-pen = n     
cattle-plague = n     
cattle-ranch = n  ,    Caucasian = 1. n  1) ,    ;  2)  . .    (       XVIII .              ) ; 2. a  1) ,         ;  2)          
caucus = 1. n  1) )                    . . )        ; )  ,      ;  2)         ;  3) .        -. ; 2. v .         ,       . .    
caudillo = n . , ,   
caught = past. p.p. . atch 2.    
caul = n  1) ;  2) .  ; to be born     
witn a ~          
cauldron = n   
cauliflower = n    
caulk = v ,  ()  
causa = n ( pl - sae) . .   
causal = a ,   
causality = n ,    
causative = a  1) ;  2) .       
cause = 1. n  1) , prime ~ , to spot     the ~ 
of the trouble       ;  2) , , there`s no ~        ( -. - 
for) ;  3) , the ~ of peace  ;  4) . , , 
lost ~      , to plead a ~    ;  5)  ; 2. v  1) , ,  (     ) ;  2) ,  (  .      Inf)      `cause = . . because  
causeless = a , ,   
causev = . causeway  
causeway = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) 
c ;  2)        
caustic = 1. n  1)  , lunar ~ ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) . , ;  2) ,       
cauterize = v  1) , . ;  2)        
cautery = n   
caution = 1. n  1) (), ;  2) ; ~! . !; 2. v  (against)    
cautionary = a ,   
cautions = a ,   
cavalcade = n  1) )  , ; )      , ;  2) ;  3) ,  (  ..)      
cavalier = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) .  (  XYII .) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
cavalry = n  1) , ;  2) attr       
cavalryman = n   
cave = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ; to ~ in )  (     ,  ) , (); )     ,       
caveat = n  1) . )         ; to put in (to enter)     a ~    ; )          ;  2) ,       
cave-dweller = n   
cavendish = n    
cavern = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
caviar(e) = n  ()  
cavil = 1. n ; 2. v  ( - at, about)    
cavity = n , , abdominal ~    
caw = 1. n ; 2. v , .      
cay = n  1)  ;  2)        
cayenne = n     
cease = v (), ; ~ fire! .  !  
cease-fire = n .    
ceaseless = a ,   
cedar = n  1) ;  2) attr       
cede = v  (,  )  
ceiling = n  1)  (. .) , emergency ~ .      ;  2)   ;  3) , ;  4) attr   (   . .)      
celebrate = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ()      
celebrated = a ,   
celebration = n  1) ;  2) pl ;  3) ;  4)        
celebrity = n  1) ;  2)       
celerity = n   
celery = n   
celestial = a  1) ;  2) ,       
celibacy = n  1) ;  2) . ,        
celibate = 1. n  1) )   ; ) .      ;  2) . , ; 2. a  1)    , ,     ;  2) .         
cell = n  1)  () , condemned ~      ;  2) . ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) . ;  6) . , voltiac ~            
cellar = n  1)  (.  ) ;  2)  (. ) ;  3)        `cellist = . . . violoncellist  `cello = . . . violoncello  
cellophane = n  1) ;  2) attr       
cellular = a   
cellulate = a   ,   
cellule = n .   
celluloid = n   
cellulose = 1. n , ; 2. a     Celsius = n  1)   ( . ~ hermometer):  2)    ( . ~ scale)      Celt = n   Celtic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
cement = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)  ; 2. v ,  (. .)    
cementation = n ,   
cemetery = n   
censer = n   
censor = 1. n ; 2. v  ,  (    ) ,     
censorial = a   
censorious = a ,   
censorship = n  1) ;  2)        
censure = 1. n , , ; 2. v , ,      
census = n   
census-paper = n    
cent = n  (=0,01 ) ; I don`t care a ~  , 
per ~   
centenarian = 1. n  ; 2. a     
centenary = n  1)  , ;  2)         
center = 1. n .  1) . centre 1.;  2) ,  () , boat ~         , service ~       ; 2. v . . centre 2.    
centigrade = a  ( )  
centimeter = . . centimetre  
centimetre = n   
centner = n   (= 43,36 )  
central = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
centralization = n ,   
centralize = v ,   
centre = 1. n  1) ) , ,  ,     ; ) , , ; ~ of     infection  ; ) ,      () , business ~   ;  2) )  () , , ,     information ~  ; )            - ,     shopping ~  ,       ; ) (C)  (     ) , Book C.  ;  3) , ;  4) (. ) . , parties of the     C.  ;  5) . )   , ; )      (   ) ;  6)   ;  7) .  ; ~ 
back      ; ~ forward  ;     ~ half  ; 2. v  1) ()  ;  2) (); ();  3) . ;  4)    (     )      
centric(al) = a   
centrifugal = a   
centrifuge = n   
centripetal = a   
century = n  1) , ;  2)  (-.) ;  3) . .        
cephalic = a .   
cephalitis = n .   
ceramic = a ,   
ceramics = n ,    
ceramist = n   
cereal = 1. n  1) )  ; ) pl  ;  2) .         ( ,   .   .     .) ; 2. a ,        
cerebellum = n .   
cerebra = pl . cerebrum  
cerebral = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ; 2. n .      
cerebrum = n ( pl . cerebra) .    
ceremonial = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
ceremonious = a  1) , ;  2)       
ceremony = n  1) , ;  2) , , 
to stand     (up)on ~ , can`t stand on ~!      !,  !      
certain = a  1) ;  2) , , , 
he is ~ to     come   ;  3) , to feel ~  , to     make ~ of  ( -.) , 
for ~     ;  4) , -;  5) ,       
certainly = adv ,   
certainty = n  1)  ; to bet on a ~         ;  2) , for a ~ ,     , with ~ ,       
certificate = 1. n  1) , ; ~ of birth,     
a birth ~ , a health ~        , a 
marriage ~       ;  2) . ; 2. v ,  ,       
certificate of incorporation = .      
certification = n  1)  , ;  2)       
certified mail =     
certify = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .               
certitude = n , ,   
cessation = n  1) ; ~ of hostilities       , ;  2)       
cession = n ,  (  . .)  
cessionary = .   
cesspool = n    Ceylonese = 1. n (pl  .)      , , , the ~ .   ; 2. a     
chad = n ,   
chafe = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
chafer = n    
chaff = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) attr ; 2. 
v  1) ,  (  . .) ;  2) ,       
chaffer = v   
chaffinch = n   
chaffy = a  1) ;  2) ,       
chagrin = 1. n ,   2. v     
chain = 1. n  1) , , a ~ of mountains      ,  , a ~ of events ,      ;  2) pl , ;  3)   (= 19,8 ) ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)    ( . to ~ up), .           
chain-mail = n   
chain reaction =   1) . .  ;  2)           
chair I = n  1) , cane ~   ( )     , 
easy ~ , hammock ~ , Bath ~         , take a ~!     won`t you take a ~? !;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  , to be in the ~     , to leave the ~      , 
to take the ~ )       ; )  ;     ~! ~!  !;  5)  () , to 
elect the ~       () ;  6) .        
chair II = v    ()  
chair-car = n . .-.     , -  
chair lift =   1)  ;  2)   ( )      
chairman = n   
chairwoman = n -  
chaise = n  1) ;  2)        
chalet = n  1)  (   ) ;  2) .        
chalk = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( , ) ; by long     ~s , ; 2. v ,  , to ~ out    () ; to ~ on the barn-door         
chalk-stone = n  1) ;  2) .        
chalky = a  1) , ;  2) .       
challenge = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ,  ) ;  3) ,  , to bring     smth. 
into ~  -.  ;  4) .  ( );  5) .  (); 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ( ,  ) ;  3) , ;  4) .  ( );  5)  ( )      
chamber = n  1) , Gilded Chamber  ,     Lower Chamber  , Secnd (      Upper) Chamber  , Star Chamber     .   (           XVI-XVII .) ,     Chamber of Commerce  ;  2) . , ;  3) pl ;  4) pl  ;  5) . , pressure ~, 
altitude ~ .     , blast ~ .  ;  6) attr       
chamberlain = n  1) , ;  2)       
chambermaid = n  (   . .)  
chameleon = n   
chamfer = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2) ,       
chamois I = n .   
chamois II = n  1) ;  2) attr       
champ = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
champagne = n   
champaign = n   
champignon = n .  1) ;  2)        
champion I = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) , , ; ~s of peace       ,        
champion II = a .   
champion III = v ,   -.  
championship = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)        
chance = 1. n  1) , by ~ , on the ~  ;  2) , ;  3)  , , a 
fair ~     ,  , to have no ~       , there is just a ~      , give me a ~! )       !; )     !;  4) , , , let ~ decide       , the 
main ~       , to stand a good ~       , to take one`s ~ of ,      ( -.) ; 2. a ; 3. v  1) , if I ~ to be        ;  2) .  ( . to ~ it), to ~     
upon  ,       
chancel = n . ; ~ table   
chancellery = n  ()  
chancellor = n  1) , Lord Chancellor ) -,        ( ) ; )       ( ) , Chancellor of     the Exchequer   ( ) ;  2)   ;  3)   ( )      
chancery = n  1) (.)  -;  2) . ' ', '     ';  3) ; in ~  ,             
chancy = a ,   
chandelier = n   
chandler = n  1) )   ; )      ;  2) . -,         ( . ship ~)      
change = 1. n  1) , , for a ~      , you need a ~        ;  2) ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  () ;  5) ,  , small ~ ) ;     ) ;  6)  (  , ) ;  7)   , ;  8) pl  () ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) , ;  3) ();  4)   (  ,     ) ;  5)  (  ) ;  6)  (-.) ;  7) ,  ()      
changeability = n , ,   
changeable = a , ,   
changing room =   
channel = 1. n  1) , . ,  (       . .) ;  2) , the English Channel -;  3) ;  4) ,  ;  5) . , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) .  ,       
chant = 1. n  1) . ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)        
chantage = n ,   
chanty = n    (    )  
chaos = n ,   
chaotic = a ,   
chap I = n . , , old ~ , , merry ~ , a funny little ~ ,    
chap II = n . pl  1)  ( , . ) ;  2)       
chap III = v  (   ,  )  
chapel = n  1) ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3)  (. ) ;  4) ,        
chaperon = 1. n  (    ) ; 2. v  ( )    
chapiter = n .    
chaplain = n ,   
chaplet = n  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,       
chapman = n   
chapstick = n    ()  
chapter = n  1)  ( ) , to the end of the ~       ;  2) , , a of accidents             
char I = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) pl   ;  3) .  charwoman; 2. v  1)   ;  2)   (.  )      
char II = 1. n  1) -. , ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
character = 1. n  1) , a man of fine (noble, strong,     
weak) ~    (,     , ) , a public ~      ;  2)  , ,     , . ;  3) ;  4) ,  ;  5) , , ;  6) ;  7) ,  (      ) ;  8) ;  9) pl , , Chinese ~s      ; 2. v . .  1) ;  2)       
characteristic = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) .  () ; 2. a ,  ( -. -   of)    
characterization = n   
characterize = v  1) ;  2)        
charade = n   
charcoal = n  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3)        
charge = 1. n  1) , to bring the ~ home      -.;  2) , . ;  3) ,  (     ) , ;  4) , , , to be in ~ of     ) ,  ( -.) ; )      (-.) , to take ~ ( -. -     
of) , to give in ~    (-.     - of) ; 5),   ,     ;  6) , , pl , , at     his own ~    ,     
additional ~s  ;  7)  (, ) ;  8)  () ;  9) .  () ;     10) . , ;     11) . ,   ;     12) . ; 2. v  1) ,   (with) ;  2) ,    (-. -     with) ;  3)   ( -.,      - with) ;  4)  () ;  5)  (-.) ;  6)   (-.) ;  7)  ,  ( -. - for)     , 
how much (  what) do you ~ for?      ?;  8)  (, ) ;  9) . , ;     10) .  (.   )      
chargeable = a  1)  , ;  2)        
charge account = .  1)    ;  2)          
charge d`affaires = n ( pl chargs d`affaires)     
charger = n  1) . ;  2) ,  ;  3)        
chariot = n ., .   
charisma = n ( pl - mata, -s)  1) .         , ;  2) ) ,   (,     ) ; ) ,       
charismatic = a  1) ) . ; )       ,         ;  2) ) ; ~ leader ,       ; ) ,            
charitable = a  1) ;  2) ,       
charity = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)        
charity-school = n     (  )  
charivari = n     
charlatan = 1. n , ; 2. a     
charlotte = n  ( )  
charm = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,  () ;  4)  ()      
charmer = n  1) . ,  ;  2)  ()      
charming = a , ,   
charnel-house = n   
chart = 1. n  1)  , temperature ~      , weather ~  ;  2) , , , ; 2. v   ,      
charter = 1. n  1) , , The Great Charter .        (1215 .) , The     People`s Charter   (1838     .) , Universal Charter of Human Rights        ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ;  2) () ()      
chartism = n .   
chartist = n .   
charwoman = n ,   
chary = a  1) ;  2) ,  (   . ., of)      
chase I = 1. n  1) , , to give ~ ,     ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4) ,  ;  5)  ; a wild-goose ~      ,       ; 2. v  1)  ( -.) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( -. - from,     out of) , . ,       
chase II = v  ( , )  
chaser = n  1) ;  2)      ;  3) , ;  4) -;  5)   ()      
chasing = n ,   
chasm = n  1)  (. .) ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) , ,       
chassis = n ( pl . chassis ) . ,   
chaste = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ,       
chasten = v  1) ;  2)  () , ,       
chastise = v  1) , ;  2)         
chastisement = n  ,   
chastity = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ()      
chasuble = n . ,   
chat = 1. n  , , to   have a ~ , , to have a   nice ~  ; 2. v ,     
chattel = n  1) . pl .  ( .     ), 
goods and ~s        ; ~s real  ,     personal ~s, ~s personal  ;  2) . , ; ~ slavery system             
chatter = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)       
chatterbox = n  1) , -;  2) . . .       
chatterer = n , -  
chatty = a   
chauffeur = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1)   (  ) ,      (-.) ;  2)  (-.)      
chaussee = n .   
chauvinism = n , male ~ ' ',      
chauvinist = n  1) ;  2) ,        -.      
chaw = v . , , to ~ up .    
cheap = 1. n  1) pl  , .        ;  2) . , () , on the     ~, for ~  ; 2. a  1) ; ~ and nasty   ;  2) ,  ; ~ victory      ;  3) ) , ()  ; )     , ,   ;  4) . ,         ( ) ; ~ money )      ,         ; )      ,   ,      ,       ;  5) . . , ; 3. adv  1) , , to hold ~  ,     
to go ~    ;  2) , , to get off ~      ;  3) , ; to feel ~ .       , '       '      
cheapen = v  1) ;  2)        
cheap shot =   1) .   (.      ) ;  2) ()         ()      
cheat = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , ; 
topping ~ .     ; 2. v , ,     Chechen = n (pl .  .)  1) , , the ~ . ;  2)        
check I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , , . , loyalty     ~   ( ) , 
to keep (      to hold) in ~ , to keep a ~ on     ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ,      , ;  5)  ,  ( ) ;  6) . ;  7) .  ; to hand     in one`s ~s . ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ; 3. v  1) , ,     ;  2) .  ;  3) , , , to ~     out . )   ; )       ( ) , to ~ up ,           
check II = 1. n . . cheque; 2. v .  , to ~ 
upon a   banker for $100    -.       100     
check-approach = n .     
check back = phr v  1) ) ; ) .      (   . .) ;  2) .         
checkback = n .    
checkerboard = n    
checkered = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
checkers = n .  ()  
check in = phr v  1)   ,       ; to ~ one`s coat  ( )     ;  2) ) , ; )      ( ,        . .) ; ) .               
check-in = n  1) ,    (       . .) ;  2)      ;  3)       
checking account = . .  ,   ( )  
check list =   1) )  , , ,     
flight ~  ; )      ;  2) . )  ,        () ; )      ()       
checkmate = 1. n  1) .   ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1) .  ;  2)  () ,        
check-off = n .          
check out = phr v  1) )             ; )         ; )           (        . .) ; )         (-.) ;  2) .   ,       
checkout = n  1) ) ; ~ desk (counter)                 ; )        ; )        ;  2) ;  3) ,  (  . .)      
check-room = n .  1) ;  2)        
check-up = n .  1)  (, ) ,      (  . .) ;  2) , , ;  3) attr       
cheek I = n ; ~ by jowl ) , ; ) ,   , to one`s own ~ .      
cheek II = 1. n  1) . , , , to     
have the ~ to  ; ~ brings     success   ;  2) ; 2. v . ,     
cheek-bone = n , with high ~s   
cheeky = a . , ,   
cheep = 1. n ; 2. v     
cheer = 1. n  1)  , three ~s for     our 
captain!   !;  2) pl ;  3) , to be of good (of bad) ~        ( ) ;  4) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ();  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ( ) ; to     ~ on   ( ) ;     
to ~ up , , ; ~ up!      ()!, ()!      
cheerful = a  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  ( ,   . .)      
cheerfulness = n ,   
cheerily = adv ,   
cheerio = int .  1) ()  !;  2) )  !,  ; )     !      
cheer leader = n .   (     . .)  
cheerless = a , ,   
cheery = a . , ,   
cheese I = n , a ~  , cottage ~ , green ~  , ripe ~  () ; to make ~s    
cheese II = n .  ,  , big ~ .  , ''  
cheesecake = n  ,    
cheesemonger = n    
chef = n -  
chef-d`oeuvre = n ( pl chefs-d`jeuvre)   
chemical = a   
chemicals = n pl   
chemise = n    
chemisette = n ,   
chemist = n  1) ;  2)       
chemistry = n  1) , organic (inorganic, industrial) ~      (, )     , 
agricultural ~ , tracer ~       ;  2) . , ,       
cheque = n , bank ~  , certified ~  ,        , travellers ~  , to cash a ~    , to draw a ~    
cheque-book = n    
chequer = 1. n  1) pl   ( ) ;  2) 
pl . ;  3) . pl  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)    ;  3)       
chequewise = adv     
cherish = v  1) ;  2)        
cherry = 1. n  (  ) ; 2. a ,      
cherry-blossom = n  ,       
cherry-brandy = n -,  ,    
cherry-pie = n  1)   ;  2)       
cherry-stone = n    
cherub = n ( pl . cherubim )   
chess = n , to play ~     
chessboard = n    
chessman = n    
chess-player = n   
chest = n  1)  , , carpenter`s ~        , linch ~      , medicine ~  ;  2) , military ~  ;  3)        
chesterfield = n  1) ,           ;  2) '',         
chestnut = 1. n  1)  ( . Spanish ~, sweet ~);  2) . ,  ;  3) .  ;  4) pl . ; 
to pull smb`s ~ out of the     fire     ,          -.; 2. a  1) ,  ;  2) . ,       
chest-of-drawers = n   
chest-trouble = n     
chest-voice = n    
chevalier = n  1) () ;  2)  (); ~ 
of industry (  of     fortune)       
cheviot = n   
chevron = n ,   
chevy = 1. n , ; 2. v     
chew = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  (upon, over)      
chewing-gum = n    
chicane = v  1) ;  2)        
chicanery = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
chick = n , the ~s , ,   
chicken = n  1) , , . . ;  2) ; 
don`t count one`s ~s before     they are hatched .        , Mother Cary`s ~ .       
chicken-hearted = a ,   
chicken-liver = n   
chicken-pox = n    
chicory = n   
chid = p.p. . chide  
chidden = p.p. . chide  
chide = v ( past chid, p.p. chid, chidden)  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
chief = 1. n  1) , , , ,     ;  2)  (, ) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       Chief Executive = .  1) ) ,        (  ) ; )      ;  2)  ;  3) (C.E.)  ,   . .      
chief justice = n  1)    (      ) ;  2) . ) ,        ; ) (C.J.)              
chiefly = adv  ,   
chieftain = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  () ;  3) . ,       
chiff-chaff = n  ()  
chilblain = n    
chilblained = a   
child = n ( pl children)  1) , , from a ~  , 
with ~     , natural ~  , to     spoil 
the ~  ;  2) , ;  3) , , . ; a burnt     ~ dreads the fire .               
childbirth = n  1) , she died in ~    ;  2)       
child care =  ; ~ institutions (ecuters)      
childhood = n   
childish = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
childlike = a - ,   
children = pl . child  Chilean = 1. n ; 2. a     
chill = 1. n  1) , . ,  (     ) , to take the ~ off      ;  2) , 
to catch a ~ ;  3) . ; 2. a , . . ; 3. v  1) ();  2)  ;  3)   , ;  4) .       
chilly = 1. a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ;  3)  ( , ) ; 2. adv  1) ;  2) ,       
chime = 1. n  1)  ;  2) pl  ,   ;  3) , ;  4) , ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ,  ;  3) ,  (in, with)     , to ~ 
in )   ,       . . ) ; )  (     -. - with)      
chimera = n   
chimerical = a , ,   
chimney = n  1) ;  2)  (, ) , ;  3)  ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ()      
chimney-corner = n   , , .    
chimney-piece = n     
chimney-pot = n   ()  
chimney-stack = n    
chimney-sweep(er) = n   
chimpanzee = n   
chin = n ; to scrape one`s ~ , up to the ~   ,    China = a   
china = 1. n , a piece of ~  ,     . . ; 2. a     
china-clay = n   Chinaman I = n ( pl - men )  1) . ;  2) . . -;  3) '' ( ,         )      Chinaman II = n ( pl -men )       
chinaware = n    Chinawoman = n .   
chin-chin = 1. n .  1)   ;  2)  , ; 2. v .  1)  ,  ;  2)   ,      ;  3) ) ,   ;     )  , ; 3. tnt .  1) ;  2) . ()        Chinese = 1. n  1) , , the ~ (.  pl)     ;  2)  ; 2. a     
chink I = n , ,   
chink II = n ,  ( , )  
chink III = n      
chintz = 1. n () ; 2. a     
chip = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) pl . ,  ; a ~     of the old block   ( ) ,     as dry as a ~  ; 2. v  1)  () , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)    ( ) ;  5)   , to ~ in .     )   ; )  (     )      
chippy = a  1)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  2) .  ( ) , '       '      
chirognomy = n ,     
chirography = n . ,   
chiromancy = n ,     
chiropody = n ,   
chirp = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
chirpy = a , ,   
chirr = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  ( )      
chirrup = 1. n , ; 2. v     
chisel = 1. n  1) ;  2) . , , boring ~ ,     
cold ~  , pointed ~      , wood ~ ;  3) (the ~)  , ;  4) . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) .       
chiseled = a ,   
chit = 1. n , , a ~ of a girl .   ; 2. 
n .  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) ,       
chitchat = n  1) ;  2) ,       
chivalric = . chivalrous  
chivalrous = a ,   
chivalry = n  1) ;  2)       
chloride = 1. n . , cuprous ~  ; 2. a . ,     
chlorine = n .   
chloroform = 1. n ; 2. v     
chlorophyll = n .   
chlorous = a .   
chock = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  , ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ;  2) . , to ~ up ) ,     ; )  ()      
chock-full = a    
chocolate = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl  ;  3)  ; 2. a  , -    
choice = 1. n  1) , , to make a ~ of ,     , to make (  to take) one`s ~        , ;  2) , I have no ~ but to...         , ...;  3)  ;  4) , -; Hodson`s ~      ,    ; 2. a ,     
choir = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v .      
choke = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   () ;  3) .  , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) , ,  (     ) ;  4)  () , to ~ down )        () ; )  ()     ; to ~ in . .        ; to ~ off    (     ) ; to ~ up ,      () ,  (, ) ,           
choke-damp = n    
choker = n  1)   ;  2) .  ( . 
white ~)      
cholecyst = n . .    
cholecys?titis = n .   ,   
cholera = n , summer ~   
choleric = a ,   
cholesterin = n . . ,      
cholesterol = n . = cholesterin  
choose = v ( past chose, p. p. chosen)  1) , cannot ~ but ;  2) ;  3)       
choos(e)y = a . ,   
chop I = 1. n  1)  () ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) , ;  3)  () , 
to ~ about     , ; to ~ up       
chop II = n . pl   
chop III = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,   ( ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , , to ~ about        ( ) , 
to ~ in             
chop IV = n ,  , first (second) ~  ()   
chop-house = n   
chopper = n  1) , ,  () , ;  2) . , , .       
choppy = a  1) )   ,      ( ) ; ) ; ~ market      ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) , ;  4) ,        
chopsticks = n pl    (   . .)  
choral = 1. n . ; 2. a     
chord I = n  1) . ; to touch the right ~       ;  2) . ;  3) . , vocal ~s  ,     spinal ~        
chord II = n  1) . ;  2)  ()      
choreograph = v  ,  ,   
choreographer = n ,   
choreography = n  1) ,  ,     ,         ;  2)        
chorister = n ,   
chorus = 1. n  1) , in ~ ;  2) . )    (       ) ; ) ; )     .  .  . .; )  ,        ;  3)         ;  4) , ; 2. v        
chose I = n .  ,  ,     
chose II = past. . choose  
chosen = p.p. . choose  
chouse = 1. n . ; 2. v . ,     
chow = n .   
chowder = n       ( , ,   . .)  Christ = n   
christen = v  1) ,    ;  2) ,   (  . .) ;  3) .    ,     ''      Christian = 1. n , ; 2. a     Christianity = n   
christianize = v     Christmas = n  1)  ( . . Xmas);  2) attr       Christmas-box = n    Christmas-Day =   ,  (25 )  Christmas-tide = n   Christmas-tree = n    
chromatic = a  1) ;  2) .       
chrome = n .   
chromic = a .   
chromium = . chrome  
chromo = n   
chromolithograph = . ( pl -os ) . .  
chromolithograph; ~ paper . . , ,  ()  
chromosome = n .   
chronic = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,       
chronicle = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2)   ( ) ,             
chronicler = n ,   
chronologic(al) = a   
chronology = n  1) ;  2)        
chronometer = n  1) ;  2) .       
chrysanthemum = n   
chrysostom = n  1) . , John ~  ;  2)        
chubby = a  ( ) ,   
chuck I = n ,   
chuck II = 1. n .  1) ;  2) (the ~) ; 2. v .  1) ;  2) to ~ under the chin       ; to ~ it away )  ;     )  () ; to ~ it out ,     ,  () ; to ~ up      (, ) ; ~ it!     ()!      
chuck III = 1. n  1) , . ;  2) ;  3)  () ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ; 3. int ~!, ~! , !    
chuck IV = n . , ,   
chuckle = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  (-. - over) ;  3)       
chucklehead = n ,   
chuff = n  1) ;  2)       
chug = 1. n ; 2. v     
chum = 1. n .  1) , , new ~ ,      ( ) ;  2)    ( ) ; 2. 
v .     (  -. -   with , . to ~ 
together);  2)  ( -. - with) , to ~ in, to ~     up .  ( -. - with)      
chummy = a .   
chump = n  1) ;  2) . , , he is off his ~      ,     ;  3) . , ;  4)   ( )      
chunk = n  1) , ;  2)        
church = n , the Church of England, English (Anglican) C.  ; to go into the Church   , Holy C., C. of Rome  , - , Orthodox C.  , Free C.      Church Slavic = ,    
churchwarden = n  1)  ;  2)    ( )      
churchwoman = n ( pl - women )  1) , ;  2) ,        
churchy = a .   
churchyard = n   
churl = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
churlish = a  1) , ;  2)       
churn = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,       
chut = n  1) ;  2)        `chute = n . .   `chutist = n . .   
ciao = int. . ,  (.    )  
cicerone = n ( pl ni, . - nes ) . , ,   
cicisbeo = n ( pl - bei, , -beos .  1) ,        ;  2)        
cider = n   
cider vinegar =    
cigar = n   
cigarette = n ,   
cigarette-case = n   
cigar-holder = n   
cigar-store = n .    
cilia = n pl  1) . ;  2) .  () , ;  3) ., .       
ciliated = a    
cinch I = n .  1) , to have a ~ on smb.      -.  ;  2) . ) ,  ; )      ;  3) .  ,        . .,       ; 2. v .  1)  ;  2) . ) , ,     ' '; )  (-.     , )      
cinch II = n  ( )  
cinchona = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
cinder = n  1) ;  2) . pl  ;  3) pl ,       Cinderella = n   
cinder-path = n  ()   
cine = 1. n . ; 2. a .       
cinema = n  1) (the ~) , ;  2)       
cinematograph = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v      
cinematographic = a   
cinematography = n  1) , ;  2) )  ; )       
cinereous = a ,    Cing(h)alese = 1. n  1) , , the ~ .     ;  2)  ;  3) . ; 2. a  1) ;  2) .       
cinnabar = n   
cinnamon = n   
cinq(ue) = n  ( ,   . .)  
cipher = 1. n  1)  (. .) ;  2)  ;  3) , in ~ ;  4)   ;  5) ; 2. v  1)  ( . to ~ out),     ;  2) ,       
circa = prep ,   Circassian = 1. n  1) , , the ~ s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
circle = 1. n  1) , ; to complete the ~      , Arctic Circle       , Antarctic Circle       ;  2) . ;  3) . , . , parquet ~       , , upper ~     ;  4) , ;  5)  (, ) , family ~      ;  6) ,  () ;  7)  (  ) ;  8) 
pl  () , business ~s     ,  ; to square the ~       ,      ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2) ;  3)         
circlet = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
circuit = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  , , to make a ~ of     , ;  4)  ;  5)    ;  6) . , 
short ~  ;  7) ;  8) .   , the     best club in the ~   ()      ; 2. v  1)  () , ;  2)  ,       
circuitous = a  ( )  
circuit race =   ()  
circular = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ( ) , ;  3) ;  4) . ;  5)  ( )      
circulated = v  1)  ( ,   . .) ;  2) ,    (     ) ;  3) ();  4)  (  )      
circulation = n  1) ,  ;  2)  (  . .) ,     , poor ~      ;  3)  (. ) , in ~      , to put in ~   ;     to withdraw from ~   ;  4) ,  (, )     ;  5)  (  . .)      
circulator = n  1)  () ;  2)  (  . .)      
circulatory = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .       
circum = pref         
circumambulate = v ,  , .      
circumcise = v  1) .  ;  2) .   ;  3) .        
circumcision = n  1) ) . ; ) (the C.) .      () () ; ) .       ;  2) .  ;  3) (the ~) . , ,       
circumference = n  1)  () ;  2)       
circumferential = a   
circumfluent = a   
circumfluous = a  1) ,  ;  2) . 
circumfluent      
circumlocution = a  1)  ;  2)       
circumlocutory = a  1) ;  2)       
circumnavigate = v  ; to ~ the globe (the earth, the 
world)     
circumnavigation = n      
circumnavigator = n  (  )  
circumscribe = v  1) ;  2) .  ()      
circumscription = n  1) , , ;  2)  (    . .)      
circumspect = a ,   
circumspection = n   
circumstance = n  1) , ;  2) pl , under no ~s        ;  3) 
pl  , narrow ~s      , in bad (      strained, poor, reduced) ~s        , in easy (  good,     
flourshing) ~s        ;  4) pl , ;  5)       
circumstantial = a  1) , ;  2) ,  (     ) ;  3)   ;  4) . ~ evidence              
circumvent = v  1) , ;  2)  ()      
circus = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)   (       )      
cirrhosis = n  1) .  ,       ;  2) . ,       
cirri = pl . cirrus  
cirro-cumulus = n -   
cirro-stratus = n -   
cirrus = n ( pl cirri)  1)  ;  2) ., .       
cistern = n  1) , ;  2)       
citadel = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
citation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) .          
cite = v  1)  , ;  2)  ( )      
cither(n) = n ., . , ,   
citizen = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
citizenship = n   
citron = n  1)  , ;  2)       
citrus = n . ,  ; ~ fruit  ()  
cits = n pl . . .    
city = n  1) ,  , the City )      (    ) ; )         ;  2) .  (), auto ~        , discount     ~            ;  3) attr , ; the     Eternal C. -, the Empire C. - -      
city council =  ,    
city hall = .  1) ,  ,      ;  2) ,        
civic = a  1) ;  2) . .       
civics = n  1)   (     ) ;  2) . a)  ; )            
civil I = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  ( ) ; ~ case     (lan)   ()      
civil II = a  1) , ;  2)       
civilian = 1. n  (); 2. a ,     
civility = n ,   
civilization = n   
civilize = v   
civilized = a ,   
civ(v)y = n .  1)  ();  2) pl .        
clack = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
clad = pst. p.p. . clothe  
claim = 1. n  1) ; to push one`s ~       ;  2) . , ; to lay ~ to       () ; to prosecute a ~     for damages         ;  3) ;  4) . ,        ,    ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   -.,      ;  3) ;  4) .   (  )      
claimant = n  1) . ;  2)       
claim check =    (,     . .)  
clairvoyance = n  1) ;  2)       
clam = n ()   
clamant = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
clamber = 1. n    , ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  ,      ;  3)  ( )      
clammy = a ,   
clamorous = a ,   
clamour = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)   (-. - for) ,       (against) ; to ~ down       () ; to ~ out         -      
clamp I = 1. n  1) , , , ;  2) .   ( . ski ~); 2. v , ,     
clamp II = 1. n  1) ) ; ) .-. ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) .-.       
clan = n  1) , , ;  2) , ,       
clandestine = a   
clang = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
clangor = n  ,   
clank = 1. n  () , ; 2. v  () ,     
clanship = n  1)   , ;  2)    , ,     ;  3) . , ,              
clap = 1. n  1)  (  , . a ~ of thunder);  2)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ,  ( , in) ;  5)  () ;  6)  () ; to ~ on )      () ; )  () ; to ~ up      ,  (  .     .)      
clap-net = n     
clapper = n  1)  () ;  2)       
claptrap = 1. n  , -. ; 2. a  1)     (       . .) ;  2) , ,       
clarence = n    
clarendon = n .    
claret = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ;  3) . to 
tap one`s ~  (-.)       ,   (-.); 2. a      
clarification = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
clarify = v  1) ,  ;  2) ();  3) ;  4) .       
clarinet = n .   
clarion = 1. n  1) . , ;  2)  ; 2. a ,     
clarity = n  1) ;  2) ,       
clash = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) , ; 2. v  1) ,   ;     
to ~ with smb.   -.;  2)    (   . .)     ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  (  ) ;  5)  , ,  ()      
clasp = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  () ;  3) ,       
clasp-knife = n    
class I = 1. n  () the working ~    , 
the middle ~ ) .-.   ,  ; )     , the upper ~ ) ,   ; )  ,     ; )  , lower middle   ~ )  ; )     , , , landed ~es   , ; 2. a     
class II = 1. n  1) . ;  2) , , ;  3)  ( ) to take a ~       ( ) ; to take ~es      ,  (-. - in) ;  4)   ( ) ;  5)  (  , ) ;  6) .  (  ) ;  7) .  () ; 2. a  1) ; ~ letter ) .     ,   ; ) .       ,      ; ~ mark (number, 
symbol)       ();  2) ,  ( ) ; 3. v , .       ( - with)    
class-book = n  1) .  ;  2)  ,        (   )      
class-conscious = a  1) ,   ;  2)                 
class-consciousness = n  1)  ;  2)                 
class-fellow = n   
classic = 1. n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)    ;  3) )  ; )     '', -.       ;  4) ,  ;  5) pl ,  ,      ;  6) . .  ,      ,  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ;  4) ,  ;  5) .    ( ) ,         ; ~ suit            
classical = a  1) , ;  2) ( ) ) ; )     ; )      ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ) ; )  ,     ; )       
classicism = n  1) ) . ; )      ,  ;  2)          ;  3) .          
classic races = .   (     )  
classification = n  1) , ;  2)  ,   . .,     ;  3) .   ,            
classified = a  1) ) ,     ; ) ,     ;  2) . ) ,  (       . .) ,       ; ~ information  ,     ,   ; ~     publication  ' ',        ; ) .       
classify = v  1) ) ; )       , , ;  2) .  (, ) ,            
classing = n . ; ~ by points (time)    ( )  
classless = a   
class-list = n    
classmate = n   
clatter = 1. n  1) , , ,  (  .     .) ;  2) ,  () ; 2. v  1)  (  . .) ;  2) , to ~ along  , ;     to ~ 
down '' (  )      
clause = n  1) . , principal     (subordinate) ~  ()     ;  2) ,  (   . .) ,     price ~ .  ()  ,     
payment ~ .  ()             
clave = past . cleave II  
clavichord = n .   
clavicle = n .   
claw = 1. n  1) , to cut (  to pare) smb.`s ~s       -.;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) . ;  5) . ; 2. v  1) , ,  () ;  2)  (  . .)      
clay = n  1) , plastic ~   ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4)  ; to moisten one`s ~            
clayey = a   
claymore = n  (. )  
clay pigeon =   1) .   , claypigeon     
shooting   ;  2) ,         ;  3) .  ,        
clean = 1. n  1) . , ;  2) .          ( ) ; ~ and jerk , two     
hand ~ and press   ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)   ( ) ;  4) , ; 3. v  1) , ;  2)  () ,  () , to ~     down )  () ; )  ()     , to ~ out . , , to     be ~ed out   , to ~ up     ,  ( ) ; 4. adv  1) , ;  2) ,        
clean-cut = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
cleaner = n vacuum ~   
clean-fingered = a   
clean-handed = a ,   
cleaning = n ,   
cleanliness = n   
cleanly = 1. a ; 2. adv     
cleanse = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
cleanser = n   (. )  
clean-shaven = a    
clean sweep =   1)  , . .        ,  ()         ;  2)  ;  3)  () ,      () , . .                           
clean-up = n . ,   
clear = 1. a  1)  (.  ) , ;  2) ;  3)  (.  , ) ;  4) , ;  5) ;  6)  ( ) , all ~ )      ; )  ( ) ;  7) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  , ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  () ;  5)  () ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) ,  ;  9)    ;     10) .  , ;     11) , , to ~ away )      ( ) ; )  (     , ) , to ~ off .      ( -.) , , ; ~ off!     !, to ~ out . ) ,     , to be ~ed out        ; ) , to ~ up )      () ; ) , ; )      ( ) ; 3. adv  1) ; ~ as noonday   ;  2) , ; to get ~ 
away     , to come ~ of        , keep ~ 
of pickpockets!      !      
clearance =   1) ;  2)  ( ) ,  () ;  3)  ;  4) .  (  . ~ 
sale);  5) . )   () ; ~     papers ,         ; ) .      ;  6) . )         ,        ; )  ,      , . .        ,    (  .     
security ~);  8) ) . , , , ; )     ,  ;  9) .   ;     10) . )    () ; )       ,       ( )      
clear-cut = a  1)  ;  2)       
clearing = n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)     ( ) ;  4) .     ( .     ~ sale) ;  5) . ) ,        ; )  ;  6) .   ;  7) .       
clearing-house = n  1) ()  ;  2)     ;  3) -      , -      
clearly = adv ,   
clear-sighted = a ,     
cleavage = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3)       
cleave I = v ( past clove, cleft, p.p. cloven, cleft)  1) ();  2)  (, ) ;  3)       
cleave II = v ( past cleaved, clave, p.p. cleaved)   (-., -. - to)  
cleaver = n  1) , ;  2)          
clef = n .   
cleft I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. a ,     
cleft II = past. p.p. . cleave I  
cleg = n ,   
clemency = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)       
clement = a  1)  ( , ) ;  2)       
clench = 1. n  1)  () ,  ()     ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  () ;  3)  ( ) , ,      () ;  4) .       
clencher = n    
cleptomania = n   
clergy = n (the ~) .   
clergyman = n   
clerical = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . ;  3) pl ,       ;  4) = clerk 1; 2. 
a  1) , ;  2) ; ~ worker      ; ~ error ,       
clericalism = n   
clerk = . n  1) ,  , ;  2) , correspondence ~     ;  3) town ~   ;  4) . ,  ( ) ,     ;  5) . ;  6) . , 
a parish ~            
clever = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5)       
cleverness = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
clew = 1. n  1)    ;  2)  ,   ; 2. v    ( . to ~ up)    
cliche = n  1) . ;  2)  ,       
click = 1. n  1)  (  . .) ;  2) . , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)  ()      
client = n  1) ;  2) ,       
clientele = n   
cliff = n ,   
cliff-hang = v .  1)   ;  2)  ,         ;  3)          
cliff-hanger = n .  1) )  ; )       ;  2)   (  . .) ,        ;  3) .                 
cliff-hanging = a .  1) ,  (          ) ;  2) , ,         
cliffsman = n   
climate = n   
climatic = a   
climatology = n   
climax = 1. n  1)    ;  2) . ;  3) . ;  4) ; 2. v         
climb = 1. n , , easy (difficult,   hard) ~  () , to be on   the ~   ,  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) .  ;  5)  , to ~ down ) ,     ; )  ( ) ; to ~ up     ) , ; )       ( )      
climber = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)       
climbing-irons = n pl  1)  ;  2)  (  )      
clime = n .  1) , .  2)       
clinch = 1, 2 . clench 1.,2.  
cling = v ( past. p.p. clung)  1) ,   ( - to) ;  2)   (, ,     ) ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  (,   . .)      
clingy = a ,   
clinic = n  1) , ;  2)    ;  3)  ( )      
clinical = a   
clink I = 1. n  (, ) ; 2. v     
clink II = n .  1) ;  2)        
clinker = n  1) . ;  2)       
clip I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) .  ;  4) .  ();  5) )  ( ) ; )       ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ,  () ;  3)  (  ) ;  4)   (   . .) ;  5) .  ;  6) .       
clip II = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ;  6)  () ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
clipper = n .  1)  (  ) ;  2)         
clippers = n pl    ( )  
clipping = n    
clique = n   
cloak = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , under the ~ of  ,      ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,       
cloak-room = n  1) , ;  2)   ()      
clock I = n  (, , ) , alarm ~ , to wind up a ~  , to turn the ~ on (back)    () , to set a ~   (  ) , to get the ~ going again  , the ~ gains (loses)   ()  
clock II = n  (  )  
clock-face = n   
clockmaker = n   ,   
clock water =        
clockwise = adv     
clockwork = n  1)  , everything went like ~         ;  2) attr ;  3) attr  ( )      
clod = n  1) ,  (,   . .) ;  2)  , ;  3)       
cloddish = a  1) ;  2)       
clodhopper = n  1) . , ;  2)       
clog = 1. n  1) , . ;  2)  (  ) ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) , ;  3) (), ()      
cloggy = a  1) ;  2) ,       
cloister = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ; 2. v       
cloistral = a  1) ;  2)       
clone = 1. n  1) . ;  2) .   (-.) ,     ;  3) ) ,  ,     ; ) , ; 2. v .  1)         , ;  2)         ,       
close I = n  1)  ;  2)        
close II = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5) , , keep oneself ~     ,  ;  6)  ( , ) ; 2. adv  1) ; ~ by , ; ~ to     ; ~ upon , ;  2)       
close III = 1. n , , , to bring   to a ~ ,   , to draw   to a ~   ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ,      () ;  3) .  () ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) .  () , to ~ about     ; to ~ down )  ;     ) ,  () ;     to ~ in ) ; )  (     ) ; to ~ on   ; to ~     
up )  () ; ) ,     ,  ( ) ; to ~     upon ) , ; )       ; to ~ with       ;  6)  ( ) ,  ,      ( ) ,  (     ) ,  (   . .) ;  7) , ;  8) , ;  9) .  ( ) ;     10) , ;     11) . ,  ( )      
close-cropped = a    
closed = a  1) , ;  2)       
closed circuit =   1) . )   (       ) ; )  ;  2) .        
close-down = n   (    )  
close-fisted = a ,   
close-fitting = a  ( ) ,    
closely = adv  1) , ;  2) ,       
closeness = n  1) ;  2) ,       
closet = n  1)  . ,  ;  2) . ;  3)       
close-up = n  1) , .  ;  2) .        
closing = a   
closing-time = n   (,   . .)  
closure = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)   ( ) ; 2. v      
clot = 1. n  1) ;  2) , . ; 2. v ,  ( )    
cloth = n  1) , , , , bound in ~     .   ;  2) pl (cloths )  ;  3) , to draw ~   , to     lay the ~   ;  4)  , the ~ , of the     same ~         
clothe = v (past, p.p. clothed, clad)  1) , . ;  2)       
clothes = n pl , ,  (. ) , fatigue ~ .  , , plain ~  , store ~ .  ; to make ~ for fishes .      
clothes-basket = n    
clothes-line = n    
clothes-peg = n ,  ( )  
clothes-pin = . lothes-peg  
clothes-press = n ,     
clothier = n   
clothing = n ,   
cloud = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) ,  (,   . .)     ;  4) -. ; a ~ of grief      ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6)  (, ) ;  7) , ; 
under a ~      ; a ~ on one`s brow  ; to     
be in the ~s   ; every ~ has a     silver lining     ; 2. v  1) () , ;  2) ();  3) ;  4)  () , to ~ 
over, to ~     up       
cloudberry = n   
cloudburst = n   
cloud-capped = a   (  )  
cloud-drift = n    
cloudiness = n   
cloudland = n  1)  ,  ;  2)  ,        
cloudless = a   
cloudlet = n   
cloudy = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( )      
clough = n ,   
clout I = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) . .    ,       (. ) ;  3) . .         () ; 2. v  1) .   () ,      ;  2) . .     ()      
clout II = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) . pl . ; 2. v ,  ()    
clove I = n  ()  
clove II = n  ()  
clove III = past . cleave I  
cloven I = n ; to be (  to live) in ~   ,    
cloven II = p.p. . cleave I  
clover = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
clownish = a  1) ;  2) ,       
cloy = v   
club I = 1. n ; 2. v  1)   (with, 
together) ;  2)        
club II = n  1) ;  2) . , , , Indian ~s     ;  3) pl . ; 2. v  ,     
club coat = ,    
clubman = n  1)  ;  2) .        
club soda =  ,    
club steak =      
clubwoman = n   ( )  
cluck = 1. n ; 2. v     
clue = n  1)  ( );  2)  (, )      
clump = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ;  3)         
clumsy = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
clung = past p.p. . cling  
cluster = 1. n  1)  () , , ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  ( )     ;  4)  ;  5)  () ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)       
clutch I = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl ,  (. .) ;  3) . ;  4) . , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
clutch II = n  ()  
clutter = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)       
clyster = 1. n . , ; 2. v  .      
clyster-pipe = .    C-note = n . .    
co- = pref       ,   . .  
coach I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ()  (     ) ;  3) , ; 2. v   ,      
coach II = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)       
coach-box = n   
coach-house = n    
coachman = n ,   
coadjutor = n   
coagulate = v  1) (), ();  2) .       
coagulation = n  1) ;  2) .       
coal = 1. n () , hard (    anthracite) ~ , 
brown ~  ,   coking ~  ; to get ~    ; to blow the ~s     ( . . ); 
to carry ~s to   Newcastle .    ; to   
call (  to haul) smb. over the ~s    ,  -; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)       
coal-bed = n    
coal-black = a     
coal-box = n     
coal-dust = n    
coaler = n  1)  () ;  2)        
coalesce = v  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)        
coalescence = n ,   
coal-field = n - ,   
coal-gas = n    
coal-heaver = n    
coal-hole = n     
coaling = n ,    
coaling-station = n  ,   
coalition = n   
coalman = n ( pl -men )  1) ) ; ) ; )     ,    ;  2)  ()      
coal-master = n    
coalmine = n    
coalminer = n ,   
coalpit = . coalmine  
coal-scuttle = n     
coal-tar = n  ,   
coaly = a  1)  ;  2)       
coarse = a  1) ;  2) ,  (    . .);  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ;  5) ,       
coarsen = v   
coarseness = n ,   
coast = 1. n  1) ,  , the ~ is clear     .  ;  2) .          ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) .           
coastal = a   
coaster = n  1)  ;  2)   ( )      
coast-guard = n    
coasting = n    
coast-line = n    
coastwise = 1. a ; 2. adv      
coat = 1. n  1) , clawhammer ~, tail ~ ,     morning ~ , Eton ~ , sack ~      ;  2) , ; to wear the king`s (      the queen`s) ~    ;  3)  , , fur ~ ;  4) ,  () , ;  5)  () ;  6) . , ;  7) . ; of arms , you must     
cut your ~ according to your cloth         ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)   (,   . .) ;  3)       
coatee = n ,   
coat-hanger = n ,  ( )  
coating = n  1)  (  . .) ;  2)         
coat-tail = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) pl   , ; to climb     (to hang, to ride) on smb.`s ~s          ,     -. ,      
co-author = n   
coax = v  1) , ;  2) , to ~ smth. 
out of smb.      -.   , to ~ away           
coaxing = n ,   
cobalt = n  1) . ;  2)        
cobble I = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl  ;  3) pl  ; 2. v      
cobble II = v  ()  
cobbler I = n  1)  ;  2) .        
cobbler II = n  1) ,   ,         ;  2) .                
cobble-stone = n   
cobby = a   
coble = n  -  
cob-nut = n  ()  COBOL, Cobol = n ( .  Common Business-Oriented Language) . ,         
cobra = n   
cobweb = n  1) , . ;  2)  , ;  3) pl ; to blow (away) the ~s           
cobwebby = a    
coca = n . ,    Coca-Cola = n -  
cocaine = n   
cock I = 1. n  1) , fighting ~  ; ~ of     the 
wood ;  2) ;  3) , at full ~   ;  4) .  ;  5) , ;  6) . )  ; )  (       ) listen ~ , ,     old ~ , ; the ~ of the walk      , '', that ~ won`t fight        , 
to live like a     fighting ~  ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)   ( . to ~ up);  3)  () ;  4)        
cock II = 1. n ; 2. v        
cockade = n   
cock-a-doodle-doo = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
cock-a-hoop = a  1) ) ; ) predic. ;  2) )   , ; )            
cock-and-bull = a ~ story ,   
cockatoo = n  ()  
cockboat = n    
cockchafer = n    
cocker = v  () , to ~ up  ( -. - in)  
cockerel = n    
cocker spaniel = - ( )  
cockeyed = a  1) , ;  2) .       
cock-fight(ing) = n    
cockle I = 1. n ,  ( ,   .   .) ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2)   ( ) ;  3) ()         
cockle II = n  ( ) ; to warm the ~s of 
one`s heart    
cock-loft = n ,   
cockney = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2) . ,   (.        ) ; 2. a   ; ~ accent        
cockroach = n   
cockscomb = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
cock-shot = n   
cock-sure = a  1)   ( - of, about) ;  2) ;  3) ,  (   .     .)      
cocktail I = n  1)    ;  2)  -;  3) . , ;  4) .          
cocktail II = 1. n  1) ;  2) )   ,   ; )      ;  3) .  ; 2. a  1) ,   ; ~     hour   (.  18      20) ,  ;  2)  (  ) ; 3. v  1)  ;  2)  ,       ;  3)         
cocktail party =  (          )  
cocky = a ,   
coco = n    
cocoa = n   
coconut = n  , , attr   
coconut tree = n    
cocoon = n   
cocotte I = n ,   (  )  
cocotte II = n   
cod I = n   
cod II = v . ,   
coddle = 1. n ; 2. v ,     
code = 1. n  1) ,  , penal ~      , labor ~    ;  2) , , Morse ~  ;  3)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ; 3. v   ,     
code dating =  ( ,    . .)       
codeine = .   
code name =      
coder = n  1) ) ; ) ;  2) .  ,       
codex = n ( pl codices) ,    
cod-fish = . cod I  
codger = n .  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ,       
codices = pl . codex  
codicil = n    
codify = v  1) ,   ;  2)       
codling = n    
co-ed = n ( .  co-educated) . . ,  (     )  
co-education = n    
coefficient = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. 
a     
coerce = v ,   
coercion = n ,   
coercive = a   
coeval = 1. n , ; 2. a  ,     
coexist = v   
coexistence = n   
coexistent = a   
coffee = n , instant ~    
coffee bean = n    
coffee break =   ( ,   )  
coffee cup = n  ()   
coffee-grinder = n  1)  ;  2) ., .       
coffee-grounds = n pl    
coffee maker =   
coffee-mill = n    
coffee-pot = n   
coffee-room = n     
coffer = n  1) , ;  2) pl ;  3) .  () ;  4) . ,       
coffin = 1. n  1) ;  2) . . ' ' (        ) ;  3) ,  ;  4)  ; 2. v       
cog I = n ,   
cog II = v   
cogency = n ,   
cogent = a ,   
cogged = a   
cogitate = v ,   
cogitation = n ,   
cognac = n   
cognate = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  , ; 2. a , ,     
cognition = n  1) , ;  2)        
cognitive = a   
cognizable = a  1) ;  2) .       
cognizance = n  1) , to take ~ of ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  , ,       
cognizant = a ,  ( -. - of) , ,   
cognomen = n ,   
cog-wheel = n .    
cohabit = v   
cohabitation = n   
coheir = n   
cohere = v  1) ;  2)  ,       
coherence = n  1) , ,     ;  2)       
coherent = a  1) , ,      ( ) ;  2)       
cohesion = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
cohesive = a   
co-holder = n .   ( . ~ of the record)  
cohort = n  1)  (  ) ;  2)  pl , ;  3) ,   (      );  4)  .  ,     ;  5)  () ,  (     )      
coiffeur = n   
coiffure = n   
coign = n .   () , ~ of vantage      
coil = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) .  () ;  4) . ; 2. v  1)  ,  (,     ) ;  2)    ( ) ;  3) ;  4) .    ()      
coin = 1. n , . , bad ~    , 
base (  false) ~    , to spin a ~    , to pay one back in his own ~      ; 2. v  1)  () ,  () ;  2)  () ;  3)   ,       
coinage = n  1)  () ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) , ;  5)   ,       
coincide = v ,   
coincidence = n  1) , ;  2)         
coincident = a ,   
coiner = n  1) . coin 2. + er;  2) ;  3)       
co-inhere = v .    
coin-op = n . -  
coin-operated = a  ( )  
coition = n ,   
coitus = n  1) . ,  ;  2) .-. ,       Coke, coke = n . -  
coke I = 1. n ; 2. v     
coke II = 1. n ( .  cocaine) . ; 2. v . pass .   (   . ~ up)    
coker(nut) = n    
col = n ,   
col- = . com-  
colander = n   
cold = 1. n  1) , to be left out in the ~ .      , to keep the ~     out   ;  2) ; to catch (  to take) ~     ,  , a ~ in the     head ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , , I am ~, I feel ~      ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ,  ( ,     )      
cold-blooded = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .       
cold-bloodedness = n   
cold-hearted = a , ,   
coldish = a   
cold-livered = a   
coldness = n  1) ;  2)       
cold pack =   1) . )  ; )       ; )    (     ) ;  2) ' '       (. ) ;  3) . .       
cold-shoulder = v  , ,   
cold snap = .  ()   
cold sore = . ,  (  )  
cold-storage = n  1) ;  2)         
cold war =    
colic = n   
coliseum = n  1) (C.) = Colosseum;  2) )  ; )              
colitis = n . ,     
collaborate = v   
collaboration = n   
collaborator = n   
collapsable = a   
collapse = 1. n  1) ,  () ;  2) , , ;  3)   () ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ;  3)        
collar = 1. n  1) p, p, stand-up ~      p, Eton ~ p      p, to turn up the ~  p;  2) p;  3) ;  4)  (. p.) ;  5) . , ; to work up to the ~     
p   p; 2. v  1)   p;  2) , p      
collar-bone = n   
collate = v ,  p  
collateral I = n  1) p  p   ;  2) .    3) .  (   .     . ) ; ~ loan   ;  4) top  ( p) ; ~ relation     p         
collateral II =   1) p;  2) ;  3) p      
collation = n  1) , p;  2) ,  p        
colleague = n ,   
collect = v  1) p, p;  2) p ( ) ;  3)  , p      
collection = n  1) , p (p) ;  2) p, p;  3) ;  4) pl    pp (     p p)      
collective = 1. n  1) ;  2) p. p  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) p . p      
collective agreement =   1)  p;  2)  
p         p      
collective bargining = pp  pp  p    p  
collectively = adv ,    
collectivism = n   
collectivization = n   
collector = n  1) p;  2) p (  . .) ;  3) pp (   . .) ;  4)  . p;  5) . ,       
college = n  1) ;  2) p  ;  3)    (      . .) , Military College  ;  4) p. ) p; )      p;  5) , pp; electoral ~ p.      p (p        p p  -p) ;  6) . p      
collegian = n  1) pp   ;  2)  ,       p p      
collegiate = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) p;  2)       
collide = v   
collie = n ,  p  
collier = n  1) ;  2)  (p) ;  3) p        
colliery = n    
collision = n  1)  (, p  . .)     , 
to come into ~ with ;  2) pp (p) , , to     come into ~ (with)   pp      
collocate = v p, p  
collocation = n p, p  
collodion = n   
collogue = v       
colloid = 1. n  . ; 2. a  .     
colloquial = a pp ( p, , )  
colloquialist = n pp p, pp p, pp  
colloquium = n (pl-quia)  1) , ;  2) p      
colloquy = n pp,   
collusion = n p,  p  
cologne = n  (. c. water)  
colombian = 1. n , ; 2. a     
colon I = n   
colon II = n .    
colonel = n   
colonelcy = n    
colonial = 1. n  1)  ;  2) p. .  p p      13 ; 2. a  1) ,   ;  2) p. .  p p      13       
colonialism = n   
colonialist = n p    
colonist = n , p  
colonization = n ,  ( ppp)  
colonize = v  1) p,  (     ppp) ;  2) ()      
colonizer = n p  
colonnade = n  1) ;  2)  p p      
colony = n , Crown Colony p ,   p  
colophony = n   
color I = p. . colour  
color II = 1. n  1) , , primary (secondary) ~s      () , out of ~     , p;  2) , p, water ~ p, airy (      light, 
transparent) ~s pp p,     bright (  festive) ~s p p, soft     (cold) ~  () ;  3)  (-.) ; to give (  to     lend) ~ p  (-. - to) ;     to paint in glaring ~s   p     p; to give a false ~ p      (-. - to) ; to put a false ~     on  (  . .)  4) p; to change ~ p  ;     to lose ~ , , high ~, ~     in one`s cheeks p;  5) p, p, local ~  p  6) p, under ~ of  p;  7) pl  ;  8) pl ,  , national ~s     p ; to join the ~s        , with the ~s        ;  9) . p; off ~ p.   ; to     
come off with flying ~s  ,      ; 
to lower one`s ~s        p, ; 
to     nail one`s ~s to the mast       , p; to show one`s true ~s     , p  ; 2. v  1) p, pp;  2) p, p ;  3) p ( , ) , p     
p;  4) p, p p      
colorable = a  1)  p;  2) , p      
coloration = n  1) p, pp;  2) p      
color bearer = . ,   
color-blind = a p   
color-blindness = n   
color-box = n   p  
colorcast = 1. n   p; 2. v  1) p   ;  2) p        
colored = a  1) p, pp;  2)       
color film =   1)  ;  2)        
colorful = a p, p  
colorific = a  1) p;  2) p;  3)  ( )      
coloring = n  1) pp, p, p, protective     ~ ., . p,      p;  2) p, p;  3)  , ;  4)  p,  ( )      
colorless = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   p      
color-process = . colour-printing  
colorwash = 1. n  p; 2. v p  p    
colossal = a , p.   
colossus = n   
colour-printing = n p. (p)    
colt = n  1) p;  2) p.       
columbarium = n ( pl - ria)  1) ;  2) p,   p      
columbia = n .  , , p  
columbian = a  1) .   p       ;  2)   pp       
column = n  1) p ., . , close ~      ;  2) (), vertebral ~, spinal ~      ,  p,  ~ of     smoke  ;  3) )  ( ) , p; ) p,     ; ) p,       p  ;  4) , p (p  ) ;  5)  .       
columnist = n p. p, p  
com- = pref p     , p    l, n, r, p  p col-, con-,cor-  
coma = n  1)  . ,       ;  2) p. , ,       
comb = 1. n  1) p;  2) p, p;  3) p;  4) ;  5)  (p) ;  6) .  ; to set 
up one`s     ~ pp, ; to cut the ~ of      ; 2. v  1) , p;  2) , p (  . .) ;  3)  p;  4) . 'p' (p, ) ,     to ~ out a) ; ) .     p ()      
combat = 1. n  1) , single ~ p, ;  2) attr , ; 2. v p, , p ( - for,   p - against, with)    
combatant = 1. n  1) , ;  2) p p;  3) p; 2. a , p    
combative = a  1) ;  2) p      
combination = n  1) , ; ~ of circumstances      ;  2)   3) pl  ( )      
combinative = a ,     
combinatorian = a p  
combine I = v  1)  (-), (-);  2) p,       
combine II = n  1) .-. ;  2) , ;  3) .       
combo = n (pl-os) ( p.  combination)  1) p. p, ;  2)  p       
comb-out = n  1) ;  2)  (,    . .)      
combust = v  1) p, ;  2) pp,       
combustibility = n p,   
combustible = a p,    
combustibles = n pl p,   
combustion = n  1) p, p, spontanious ~     p;  2) .  (p )      
come = v ( past came, p.p. come)  1) p, , p,     p, I`ll ~ and see you tomorrow         p;  2) to ~ into a fortune  ;     to ~ into one`s own  ,      ; to ~ into 
effect (  force)        ( , ) ;     
to ~ into bud  ; to ~ into blossom     (  flower) 
p ( ,     , p) ; to ~ to oneself a)     p  ; ) p;  3) , p, , how did you     ~ to hear of it?  ,         ?;  4) , ;  5) , ; to ~ of age      p; to ~ right     p  p;  6) ;  7) ,  p ( -.     , of) ;  8) ~!, ~! !, !, !, to ~ about     , p, to ~ across      p, ; to ~ after a)      () ; ) p  p; )     ; to ~ again p, p.     . p ; to ~ along      , p, ~ along! !,     ; to ~ asunder 
p  ; to     ~ at ) ; )  (     ) ; ) p; to ~ away )     ; ~ 
away! !; ) ,     ; to ~ back ) p; )      ( ) ; to ~ before )     p; ) p; )     p (p ) ; 
to ~ by )     p ; ) , ; )     p. ; to ~ down )  (     , ) ; ) , ;     ) p  p; ) ,      ( ) ; ) p;     p ( - upon) ; ) ,     pp (with) ; to ~ forward )       p, ; )     p  ; 
to ~ in ) ; ~     in, please! !; )  (     ) ,  ,   ;     ) p. p p  ; )     p, ; )        (for) ; to ~ of ) ; ) p     (   . .) ; )  ,     ; )  (     ) ; to ~ on ) ,     , p ( ) ; ) p,     p,  ; ) pp     ( p) ,  ( , p) ; )      ( p) ; ) p (     ) ; ~ on! !, p!; to ~     out )  (. p.  , p      . .) ) , p,     p ( ) ; ) ; )     p ( , ) ; )     p ( ) ; ) ,      ( , with) ; to ~ over     ) p, p, pp; )     p ( -. p) ; )     ,  ( ) ,     p  ; to ~ round )      ( ) ; ) p ( )     , p  ; ) , ; to     ~ to p  , p  ;     
to ~ under )  ( pp,     ) ; )   ; to     ~ up ) ; ) p,     ; )  ( p) ,      p; )   ; )       p; ) p (        p p) ; )  ,     p  (to) ; ) ,      (-. - with) ; ) ~ up! , ! (     ) ; to ~ upon ) p ; ) .     p  ; to ~ back as     wise as one went p        
come-and-go = n  1)    p;  2) attr  ( )      
come-at-able = a   
comeback = n  1) p. ) p, p (       . .) ) p;  2) p. , , ;  3) p. p. p, p     p;  4) p. p. p.        
comedian = n  1) p ;  2) p-      
comedienne = n  p  
come-down = n  1) )  ) p;  2) pp;  3)       
comedy = n   
comely = a p,   
comer = n p, p, the first ~ p p, all ~s   p  
comestibles = n pl  p  
comet = n   
comfort = 1. n  1) , , p     (p) ;  2) ;  3) p;  4) pl , creature ~s p      p; 2. v ,     
comfortable = a  1) , p;  2) ;  3) ,       
comforter = n  1) ;  2) p p,  ;  3) p.         
comfortless = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
comfy = p. . comfortable  
comic = 1. n  1) ;  2) p. p-; 2. a , p    
comical = a , ,   
comics = n p.  .  . . , p  p, .    
coming I = n  1) p, p, p;  2) ) p; ) (.) p. p     p (p, . Second C.)      
coming II = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
coming-in = n  (p)  
coming-out = n  (p)  
comity = n   
comma = n , inverted ~s   
command = 1. n  1) , p;  2) ,  p, under ~      ; to be in ~      (-. - of) , at ~  pp;  3)  p ( ) ;  4) , ;  5)  (,   . .) , to     have a good ~ of language p ()     ; 2. v  1) ;  2) p, yours to ~   ;  3)  ( -.) ;  4)  (,   . .) ; to ~     oneself  ;  5) 
pp (  . .) ;  6) . p  p      
commandant = n  1) ;  2)                
commandeer = v  1) pp;  2) p  p p      
commander = n  1) p, , ;  2) p .  3 p      Commander-in-Chief = n  1) ;  2) p.         p      
command-in-chief = n    
commanding = a  1) ;  2) p;  3)       
commandment = n   
commando = n ( pl -os, oes ) .  1) p- p;  2) -      
commemorate = v  1) p () ,      () ;  2)        
commemoration = n  1) p () , in ~ of      ;  2) (.)   ( p     p)      
commemorative = a p,   
commence = v   
commencement = n  1) ;  2)  p p      ( p  p.) ;  3) p. ,   ( p.      )      
commend = v  1) , p;  2) . p, p;  3) . p p,       
commendable = a   
commendation = n   
commensurable = a p ( -. - with, to) , pp (to)  
commensurate = a pp (with) , pp (-. - 
with, to)  
comment = 1. n  1) , p, ;  2) ; 2. v  1) p (-. - upon) ;  2)  p  ( -. -     upon)      
commentary = n p, running ~ (p-, ) pp, to 
keep up a running ~  (p-, ) pp  
commentation = n  1) p,  () ;  2)       
commentator = n p  
commerce = n  1) p, p;  2)       
commercial = 1. n p.  1) p (. ~ traveller) ;  2) 
p, . p  ,     p p; 2. a p, p    
commercialism = n p   
commingle = v   
commiserate = v , p   
commiseration = n   
commissar = n p  
commissariat = n  1) p;  2) .       
commissary = n  1) p;  2) .   3) p. )  (       p) ; )  (p)     ;  4)       
commission = 1. n  1) , , iterim ~ p      (  )  2) , p, , 
to     resign one`s ~ )   ;     ) .   ;  3) p, ;  4) p; ~ of 
murder p     ;  5) p;  6)   p  ( ) ;  7)  p;  8)  p; in ~        ( p) ; to come (to put) into     ~ p.  ()  p (     p) ,out of ~  p; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ;  3) p;  4) p.  p p,        (p)      
commissionaire = n  1)  p;  2)    
p (        )      
commissioner = n  1)  p ;  2) , p, p;  3) p. p      p-p      
commit = v  1) p, p;  2) to ~ oneself p       ;  3)  ( p) ;  4) p (,   . .) ;  5) p (p  ) ;  6) p (, p) ;  7) .         
commitment = n  1)   p;  2) p ;  3) p (p  . .) ;  4)       
committal = n  1)   p;  2) p (p  )      
committee I = n  1) , Executive Committee      , Standing Committee      , 
ad hoc ~      , local ~ , strike (steering)     ~  (p) ;  2) , credentials ~      , Joint Committee       p  to go into ~     p p  pp  (     . p) , a check-up ~ p.     p       
committee II = n p.  (p )  
commixture = n ,   
commode = n   
commodious = a pp  
commodity = n  1) p, p p p;  2) attr p      
commodore = n  1) p. p (   I     
p  p-p) ;  2) p -      
common = 1. n  1) , , in ~ , ,     out 
of the ~ p; to have smth. in ~     with  -.   (-.) ;  2)  ;  3) p;  4) p        , ; on short ~s p; 2. a  1) ;  2)   3) , ;  4) p;  5) p, p;  6) p. p      
commonage = n p     
common denominator = .    
commoner = n  1)   p;  2)   , First Commoner p;  3) ,   ;  4)   p      
commonly = adv  1) , , p;  2) ,       Common Market =  p  
commonoplace = 1. n ,  p; 2. a , ,     
commonplace-book = n  p (  ,   . .)  
common-room = n pp (. senior ~ ) ,  ( . p)  
commons = n pl  1) (the C.)   ( . House of     Commons);  2) . p ;  3) p p (        ) ;  4) p      
common sense = p   
common shares = .      
commonwealth = n  1) p, p, the Commonwealth     (of England)  p     (1649-1660 .)  2) p, the (British) Commonwealth     (of Nations) (p) p H,     the Commonwealth of Independent States     (C.I.S.) p H p     (H)      
commotion = n  1) ;  2) , p;  3)       
communal = a  1) , ;  2)       
communalism = n  1) ppp p       ;  2) p  p  p      ;  3) pp    p;  4) ,p- p      
commune I = n  1) , the (Paris) Commune p     ;  2)       
commune II = v ,  ( - with)  
communicable = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) p, ;  4) p ( )      
communicate = v  1) p,  (-. - to) ;  2)  ( - with) , ;  3) p. p      
communication = n  1)  , , ,     
vocal ~  ;  2) p ,  (     p, p  . .) ;  3) .  ,           
communicative = a pp,   
communion = n  1) ;  2) p . p      
communique = n  ,   
communism = n   
communist = 1. n ; 2. a     
communistic = a   
community = n  1) , the ~ , ;  2) ; ~ of interest      p      
commutation = n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) . ,       p ;  4) . p       
commutative = a   
commutator = n . p , p  
commute = v  1)  (   p) ,     ;  2)  () ;  3) . p () ;  4) p. p pp  (     , p  . .)      
commuter = n  1) )  pp        
p  p ,   . . ;     )     ;  2)   ; ~ 
airline            
commuter-belt = 'pp ', pp p,   p   p  p  
compact I = n , p  
compact II = n p p  
compact III = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v     
compact cassette = - ( )  
companion = 1. n  1) p;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) (), ; ~ in crime      p;  5) p, Gardener`s ~      ;  6)   p p;  7) p p ( ) ; 2. v p,      
companionable = a   
companion-in-arms = n p  p, p  
companionship = n , p, p   
company = n  1) , , for ~  , in     ~ 
with  , to keep ~ with      p,  ; 
to keep ~ p .      ( ) , keep (  to     
bear) smb.`s ~ p -.,       -.; to part ~ )     p  p p, 
p,     pp ( - with) ; ) p      -., present ~ always excepted      p  p;  2) , p, insurance ~     p , 
railway ~     p p ;  3) , to 
see a great deal of ~ p      ;  4) , 
to be good (bad) ~      p () ;  5) p;  6)  (  , . the ship`s ~ );  7) . p;  8) attr p      
comparable = a p  
comparative = 1. n p. p ; 2. a p (. p.) ,       
compare = 1. v  1) p;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. n . p, beyond ~, past ~     p    
comparison = n  1) p, in ~ with  p , to     
bear (  to stand) ~ with p     p ;  2)       
compartment = n  1) , ;  2) p., .       
compass = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl p;  3) p, p;  4) , p, beyond my ~      p  ,      ; 2. v  1)  (p) ;  2)  (-. p) ;  3) . p,  (  . .)      
compassion = n p, , to have (  to take) ~  , p ( -. - on)  
compassionate = 1. a p; 2. v   , p    
compatibility = n ,   
compatible = a ,   
compatriot = n   
compeer = n p, p  
compel = v  1) , p, ;  2)       
compelling = a p, p  
compendia = pl . compendium  
compendious = a p, p  
compendium = n (pl . compendia)  1) , p ;  2) p      
compensate = v  1) , p;  2) p;  3) p.  () ;  4) . p      
compensation = n  1) , ;  2) p;  3) p. ;  4) . p      
compere = 1. n p. p,  pp; 2. v p. pp,  pp    
compete = v  1) p, ;  2) pp      
competence = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) p. ,       
competency = . competence  
competent = a  1) ;  2) p. p;  3)         
competition = n  1) p to be in ~ with ,     p  (-.) ;  2) , , boxing (skiing,     
swimming) ~ p   ( ,     ), chess ~  pp;  3) p, p ;  4) p      
competitive = a  1) p;  2) p;  3) p, pp      
competitor = n p, p  
compilation = n  1)   2) p      
compile = v  1) , p;  2) p (, ) ;  3)  ()      
compiler = n , p  
complacence = . complacency  
complacency = n  1) ;  2)       
complacent = a  1) ;  2)       
complain = v  1)  (.  ) ,      ;  2) p ;  3) .   p      
complaint = n  1) , ; to lodge (  to     
make) a ~   ( -. -     against) ;  2)       
complaisance = n  1) ;  2)       
complaisant = a  1) , , ;  2)       
complement = 1. n  1)  (. p.) ; ~ of an angle      .   p ;  2) ;  3)   ( , p)     ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)       
complementary = a ,   
complete = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) p; 2. v  1) , p;  2) ,       
completely = adv p,   
completeness = n  1) ;  2)       
completion = n  1) p, ;  2)       
complex = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
complexion = n  1)  ;  2) , ,       
complexity = n  1) , ;  2)       
compliance = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , in ~ with   ,           
compliant = a  1) ;  2) ,       
complicacy = n  1) , ;  2)       
complicate = 1. a ; 2. v  1) ;  2) .       
complicated = a ,   
complication = n  1) , ,        2) .       
complicity = n  ( p  . .)  
compliment = 1. n  1) , left-handed ~      , to pay a ~  ;  2) , ;  3) pl p;  4) pl , p, please, 
present my ~s     to... , p  p...,     
with ~s  p ( ) ; 2. v  1) p, p;  2) p (-. - with)      
complimentary = a  1) , ;  2) p;  3) , p, p     ( )      
comply = v  1)  (p, p  . .) ;  2)  (p) , ,           
component = 1. n ,  ; 2. a ,     
comport = v  1) to ~ oneself  ;  2)  (with)      
compose = v  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) ;  4) ; to ~ oneself ;  5)  (p, p) ;  6) p. p      
composed = a , p  
composer = n p  
composing-machine = n p. p   
composing-stick = n p. p  
composite = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) .       
composition = n  1) p (pp, )     ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)  () ;  5)  . , , , ;  6) p,  ( pp,         . .) ;  7)  , pp;  8) p. p      
compositor = n p  
compost = n .-.  p,   
composure = n ,   
compote = n   
compound = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) p.  ( p) ; 3. v  1) , , ;  2) , pp (p) ;  3) p (p)      
comprehend = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
comprehensible = a ,   
comprehension = n  1) , , it passes my ~        ;  2) ,       
comprehensive = a  1) ;  2) p, p, p,           
compress = 1. n p; 2. v ,     
compressed = a   
compression = n  1) , ;  2) . p,       
comprise = v  1) ,   ;  2) p,       
compromise = 1. n p; 2. v  1)   p;  2) ()pp (, -.)      
compromiser = n , pp  
compulsion = n p  
compulsive = a  1) p,   2)  . ) p, ,     ; ) p      , p   . .      
compulsory = a  1) ;  2) p      
compunction = n p , p  
computable = a   
computation = n , , p  
compute = v ,   
computer = n  1) p, p      ;  2)       
computerization = n    p     , p  , p    
computerize = v p   p     , p  , p     
comrade = n p  
comrade-in-arms = n p  
comradeship = n p   
con I = v p,   
con II = v    
con- = . com-  
concave I = a   
concave II = n .    
concavity = n  p  
concavo-concave = a  ( )  
concavo-convex = a  ( )  
conceal = v  1) p, , p, p;  2) p      
concealer = n p  
concealment = n  1) p, , p;  2)  , ;  3) p      
concede = v  1) , ;  2)  (p)      
conceit = n  1) , , full of ~        , , out of ~ with     pp ;  2) p,       
conceited = a ,   
conceivable = a , , p  
conceive = v  1) ;  2) p , ;  3) pp, p;  4) ;  5)       
concentrate = 1. n p; 2. v  1) pp(-),     p();  2) . , p;  3) p.  p      
concentration = n  1) p, p;  2) ;  3) p.  p;  4) attr pp;  5) attr p ( p)      
concentric = a  1) p;  2) . p ( )      
concept = n ,  p  
conception = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (  . .)      
concern = 1. n  1) , , ; to have no     ~ with    ( -) , no ~     of mine    , mind your own ~s!       !;  2) p, , , ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) p, p, pp;  6) pl ; 2. v  1) ,   , his life is     ~ed p    ;  2) p; to ~ oneself     p;  3)  (p, ) ; to be ~ed     
with  p (  )      -.;  4) , ; to be ~ed at (      for, about)  p -.(      -.)      
concerned = a  1)    -.;  2) , 
pp      
concerning = prep ,    
concert = 1. n  1) p;  2) , p, in ~ with ,      p; 2. v p, p    
concert-hall = n p   
concerto = n p (. p)  
concession = n  1) ;  2)       
concessionaire = n p  
concessive = a  1) ;  2) p.       
conch = n p, p  
conciliate = v  1) pp;  2)  p      
conciliation = n pp, pp, p  
conciliator = n  1) pp. pp;  2) p. p p      
conciliatory = a  1) pp;  2) pp      
concilium = n ( pl.- Lia)   
concise = a p, p,   
conciseness = n p  
conclave = n  1)  ;  2)       
conclude = v  1) , ();  2)  ;  3) 
p      
conclusion = n  1) , a ~ of a treaty      p;  2) ; to bring to a ~ ,     in ~  ;  3) , ; to draw a ~      ,  ; to jump at (      to) a ~         
conclusive = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) p      
concoct = v  1) p;  2)  () ,       
concoction = n  1) p;  2)       
concomitant = a   
concord = n  1) ;  2) , p;  3) p. ;  4) . p      
concordance = n  1) , ;  2)     p     (p   p)      
concordant = a  1) ;  2) p      
concordat = n  1) p;  2) p   ,     p      
concourse = n  1)  p;  2)  (-.) ;  3) p.         
concrete I = 1. n  1) , armoured (  reinforced) ~     ;  2) in the ~  , p; 2. a  1) p, p;  2) ; 3. v p,      
concrete II = v , p, p  
concretion = n  1) p;  2) , ;  3) p p ;  4) .       
concubine = n  1) ;  2)       
concur = v  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3) ,       
concurrence = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
concurrent I = n  1)  ;  2) p. p      
concurrent II = a  1) ;  2) p, ,            
concussion = n  1) p; ~ of the brain p     ;  2)       
condemn = v  1) ;  2) pp,  pp;  3) , , his look ~s him        ;  4) p, p       
condemnation = n  1) ;  2) pp ()      
condemnatory = a   
condensation = n  1) , ; to produce by ~     p (  . .) ;  2) p ;  3) p ()      
condense = v  1) ();  2) p;  3) p () ,  p     ()      
condenser = n  1) p;  2) , ;  3) .        
condescend = v ,   
condescension = n  1) ;  2)       
condiment = n pp,   
condition = 1. n  1) , on ~ that p , ,     ; to make it a ~  ;  2) pl , 
favorable ~s     p , under existing     ~s p  ,       , under 
such ~s p       ;  3) , , in 
good (bad) ~      p () , out of ~       ; to be in no ~        ; to 
change one`s ~ ,      ;  4) p. p, ''; 2. v  1) ;  2) p   ;  3) -. p,   ;  4) p. pp;  5) ) p () ; )      p(),     p () ;  6) . ) p (         
p); )     pp (  . .) ;  7) p.  ,       
conditional = 1. n p .  ,    p,  ; 2. a  (. p.) ,     
conditioned = a  1) ;  2)  ( p) ;  3) p      
conditioner = n  1) p (  . .) ;  2) ,  p p     p;  3)  ( )      
conditioning = n  1) ) p,      p   ; ~ of grain     p p; ) . p     p         p; ) p () ;  2) p. ) ; ) p     p      
condolatory = a p ,   
condole = v p ,   
condolence = n , , please, accept my ~ p    
condom = n pp  
condominium = n  1) ) , ; )     ,   (     p   ppp) ;  2) ) -, p      ,  p pp p        ; )     pp  -, p     pp      
condone = v  1) , p;  2) p.  (p)      
conduce = v  (-. - to) ,    
conducive = a   
conduct = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () , p; 2. 
v  1) ; to ~ oneself  , he ~s     himself well  p  ;  2) p;  3) p, p;  4)  (p) ;  5)  . pp;  6) . p (, p)      
conduction = n . p  
conductivity = n  . p, p, pp  
conductor = n  1) () p;  2) pp;  3) p (p, ) ,      (p) , p. .-. p;  4) . p      
conduit = n  1) pp;  2) p p;  3) .  p      
cone = n  1) ;  2)  (, )      
coney = . cony  
confabulate = v p   
confection = n  1) ;  2)   ,       
confectioner = n p  
confectionery = n p  
confederacy = n  1) p, ;  2) p      
confederate = 1. n  1) ,  (p) ;  2)  p, ;  3) p, p   (     p  1861-1865 .  p) ; 2. a p, ; 3. v ()  , p    
confederation = n p,   
confer I = v  1) p () , p     () ;  2) ,  ( -. -     together, with)      
confer II = imp , p  
conference = n  1) p, , Cabinet     Conference  p, a     round-table ~ p 'p ',     a summit ~ p,        p;  2)       
conferencier = n p.  1) pp, , p;  2) p p, ;  3) p      
conferment = n p () , p ()  
confess = v  1) p, p () ,     ;  2) ()      
confession = n  1) p (  . .) ;  2) ;  3) p      
confessor = n ,   
confidant = n ( .p. confidante) p   
confide = v  1) p,   (in) ;  2) p (p, -. - to) ;  3)  (-. - to)      
confidence =   1) p; to enjoy one`s ~      -. p; to give one`s ~ to     p; to place ~ in p, p;  2) p;  3) , ;  4)  ; told in ~     ,  p, in strict ~      p p; to exchange ~s     p      
confident I = n p   
confident II = a  1) p (   . .) ;  2) ,       
confidential = a  1) , p;  2) p;  3)  p,       
configuration = n p, p, p  
confine = 1. n . pl p, p, p; 2. v  1) p;  2) p, p  p;  3)   p;  4) to be ~d p; to be ~d to bed      p        
confinement = n  1) p;  2) p ;  3) 
p      
confirm = v  1) p;  2) p, p (  .     .) ;  3) p ( ,  ,       . .) ;  4) pp (p) ;  5) p. p      
confirmation = n  1) p;  2) p;  3) p ( ,  ,       . .) ;  4) p. p      
confirmed = a  1) p;  2) p      
confiscate = v , pp  
confiscation = n , p  
confiture = n p, p  
conflagration = n  p  
conflict = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pp, p; 2. v  1) pp (-., -. - with) ;  2)   , p      
confluence = n  1)  (p) , p (p) ,      ;  2)  (p)      
confluent = 1. n p (p) ; 2. a     
conflux = n  p,   
conform = v  1) , p,      ( -. - to) ;  2) p (-),     pp();  3)  p (to)      
conformation = n  1) p, p;  2) p ;  3)  (p)      
conformism = n p, pp p, p   . ., p (   . .)  
conformist = n p  
conformity = n ,   
confound = v  1) p,   , ;  2) , ;  3) pp () ; ~ it!  p!      
confounded = a  1) ,   ,       ;  2) p. p, p. ,       
confoundedly = adv p. , p, p  
confront = v  1)    , ;  2) p   (, p) ;  3) p (p) ;  4) p (p) ;  5) p   (with) ;  6) ,       
confrontation = n  1) ;  2)  . p, pp;  3) p, ;  4) p. p,        
confuse = v  1) p p, p      p;  2) , p;  3) p  ,      (.  pass) ;  4) p       
confused = a  1) , p;  2) , p, ;  3) ,  ,             
confusion = n  1) p, pp;  2) ;  3) ,       
confutable = a pp  
confutation = n pp  
confute = v pp  
congeal = n  1) p, ;  2) p, ;  3) p      
congelation = a  1) p, ;  2) p, , p;  3) p      
congenial = a  1) p,  ( , ,     
with, to) , ;  2)  ( - to )      
congeniality = n p,  ( , ) ,   
congenital = a pp, p  
congeries = n (pl  .) , ,   
congest = v p(-)  
congested = a  1) . p (p) ;  2) p,       
congestion = n  1) . p (p)  2) p, ;  3) ;  4) pp, p (      )      
conglomerate I = n  1) p;  2) .  p p      
conglomerate II = v  1) p(), ();  2) pp         
conglomeration = n  1) , ;  2) p, pp             Congolese = 1. n , , the ~ (p.    pl) ; 2. a     
congratulate = v p ( - on, upon)  
congratulation = n . p  
congratulatory = a p  
congregate = v p(-), ()  
congregation = n  1) p, ;  2) p pp ( p      p p) ;  3) p. p;  4)       
congress = n  1) , p, a medical ~      p;  2) (the C.) p       
congressional = a  1)   p;  2) p ( . . district 1.)    Congressman = n p. p,   p p   
congruence = n  1) ;  2)       
congruent = . congruous  
congruous = a  1) , pp;  2) . p, p      
conic = a   
conical = a p,   
conifer = n  p  
coniferous = a   
conjectural = a p  
conjecture = 1. n p, ; 2. v p,  p,   p    
conjee = n p p  
conjoin = v (), ()  
conjoint = a ,   
conjugal = a p, p  
conjugality = n p  
conjugate I = v  1) p () ;  2) , p      
conjugate II = a  1) , p;  2)  . p;  3)  . p;  4) p ( )      
conjugation = n  1) p () , periphrastic ~     p        ;  2)       
conjunct =  ,   
conjunction = n  1) , , in ~ with        ;  2)  () ;  3) p .       
conjunctional =  p .     
conjunctive I = n p .    
conjunctive II =   1) ;  2)  .  ( )      
conjuncture = n  1)  ,  ;  2) p      
conjure = 1. v , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)   ( . to ~ away);  4) p  ,       p (. to ~ up)      
conjurer = n  1) ;  2) , , , he 
is no     ~   p        
conjuror =  . conjurer  
conk I = n  1) ;  2) p  p      
conk II = v p,  (   , . to ~ out)  
conky = a .   
connate = a  1) p;  2) p   p      
connatural = a  1) p;  2) ,       
connect = v  1) (), ();  2) p      
connected = a  1) , , well ~       ;  2)  ( p, p)      
connection = n  1) , in this ~   , in ~ with       ;  2)  . pl , ; to have a ~       (among) ;  3) (p);  4) ;  5)  p (,     p) ;  6) p, ;  7) p, ;  8) p, ;  9)  ; to form a ~             
connective = 1. n p .  ; 2. a  1)   2)  .  ( )      
connexion =  . connection  
connivance = n p,   
connive = v p  
connoisseur = n   
connotation = n p,    
connote = v  1)    ( ) ;  2)    ( )      
connubial = a p, p  
conquer = v  1) , p, ;  2) p (p, p      . .) , p;  3)  ( p) , ,      (, p) ;  4)  ( )      
conqueror = n  1) , , the Conqueror      .  ;  2) p . p p      
conquest = n  1) , p, , the     (Norman) 
conquest  .       p ( 1066 .) ;  2)  ppp      
consanguineous = a p  
consanguinity = n p p  
conscience = n , good ~, clear ~  , bad ~, 
guilty ~  , in (all) ~ p. , ; to 
have on one`s ~   ,    ; to 
have the ~ to  ,   (,  -.) ; to make a matter of ~     
conscientious = a  1) p;  2)       
conscious = a  1) , , ; to be     ~ 
to the last          ;  2) , p      
consciousness = n  1) ; to recover ~, to regain ~     p  , ; to lose ~ p     ;  2)       
conscribe = v  1) p  o ;  2)  ( -. p) ;  3) = circumscribe  2) )      
conscript = 1. n p; 2. v p       
conscription = n  , p; ~ of wealth   ,    p  
consecrate = 1. v  1) ;  2) ; 2. a . 
consecrated    
consecrated = a  1) ;  2)       
consecration = n  1) ;  2)       
consecution = n  1) , ,      () ;  2) p .  (p) ,     p ()      
consecutive = a   
consensus = n ,   
consent = 1. n  1) , a half-hearted ~      ;  2) pp; 2. v  1) , ;  2) 
pp      
consentient = a ,  ( - with) ,  ( - to)  
consequence = n  1) (-), in ~ of, ,      
p; to take the ~s ,        ;  2) , , of ~ ,     , of no ~ ,     ;  3) ,        
consequent = 1. n  1) p, ;  2) .   (pp) ; 2. a  1) ,  ( - on) ;  2) ,  p     -.      
consequential = a  1) ,  ;  2) p,        
consequently = adv , ,  p  
conservancy = n  1)   pp       
p p;  2) p pp      
conservation = n  1) ()p;  2)  ;  3) pp;  4) p pp, p p,      p pp;  5) p  p;  6)       
conservationist = n  1)  p  p pp,     
p  p pp;  2) p p  p,     p   . .      
conservative = 1. n  1) pp; to get ~      pp;  2) (.)  . pp,      p p; 2. a  1) p, p;  2) p, p;  3) p . p (   . .)      
conservatoire = n pp  
conservator I = n  1) p (  . .) ;  2)  p  p pp      
conservator II = n   
conservatory = n  1) pp, ;  2) p. pp      
conserve = 1. n . pl pp p    p, p; 2. v  1) p, p, p;  2) pp      
consider = v  1) pp, ;  2) , 
p;  3) , ;4) , p      ,  (  p) ;  5) p  ,        
considerable = a  1) ;  2) ,  (  ) ;  3)       
considerate = a , ,   
consideration = n  1) pp, , under ~     
pp, ,      pp;  2) . pl p, ;  3) , p, leave out of ~       ; to take into ~     p  , 
in ~ of p      , ; to pay serious ~      p  , on no ~        ;  4) , pp,     ;  5) p, ;  6)  , of ~      ,  ( ,        . .) , it`s of no ~      p ,    p            
considering = prep , p,    
consign = v  1) p, pp;  2) p () ;  3)  . p p, p;  4) p ()      
consignee = n p  
consignment = n  1) p, p p;  2) p p;  3)  . ,       
consignor = n pp  
consist = v  1)  ( -. - of) ;  2)  ,  ,     p  (in) ;  3) ,  ( - with)      
consistence = n   
consistency = n  1) , ,     ;  2)       
consistent = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
consolation = n   
consolatory = a   
console I = v   
console II = n p .   
console-mirror = n p  
consolidate = v  1) p();  2)  (ppp,   . .)     ;  3)  . p ( ) ;  4) . p () ;  5) p, p      
consolidated = a  1) p, , ;     ~ fund  . p ; ~     balance sheet  .  ; ~     return  , ; ~ annuities     p p    2) , ;  3) p      
consolidation = n  1) p;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  . p ( )     ;  6) p, p      
consols = n pl  . , p p ( )  
consonance = n  1) , p;  2) ,  ( ,       . .) ; in ~ with   ;  3) .       
consonant = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , p  ; 2. a  1)  ( - to) ,  ( -     
with) ;  2) ,       
consonantal = a . ,    ( )  
consort I = n  1) , , prince ~ -,       ;  2) .  ;  3)       
consort II = v  1)  (with);  2) , ;  3)       
consortium = n ( pl -tia)  1) . . ;  2) ) , , ; )  .            
conspectus = n   
conspicuous = a  1) ,   ,        ;  2) , ,         
conspiracy = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
conspirator = n   
conspiratress = n   
conspire = v  ,  ,   
constable = n , , Chief Constable   ( , ) ; to outrun the ~    ,     
constabulary = 1. n ,  ; 2. a     
constancy = n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)  ()      
constant = 1. n  1)  .  , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  ( )      
constantly = adv  1) , ;  2) ,         
constellation = n  1) ;  2)       
consternation = n ,   
constipate = v  .    
constipation = n .   
constituency = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4)  (   . .) ; to 
sweep     a ~        
constituent = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ; ;  3) ,       
constitute = v  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)      ;  4) ,         
constitution I = n  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) . ,       
constitution II = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
constitutional I = a   
constitutional II = n ,   
constitutional III = a  1) . ;  2) .       
constitutive = a  1) ;  2) ,       
constitutor = n ,   
constrain = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)         
constrained = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ,      ( ) ;  3) ,  ( )      
constrainedly = adv  1)  ,  ;  2) ,       
constraint = n  1) , , under ~      ,  ;  2) , ; to feel ~       ;  3)        
constrict = v , ,   
constriction = n ,   
constrictor = n  1) . , ;  2) .        
construct = v  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3) .  ()      
construction = n  1) , , under ~       , ;  2) , , , ;  3) . ,      () ;  4) .       
constructional = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
constructive = a  1) ;  2)  (.  ) ,     ,       
constructor = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) -      
construe = v  1) ,  (,     ) ,    ;  2)   ;  3) . ,  (  .     .)      
consul = n   
consular = a   
consulate = n  1) ;  2)        
consul general = n    
consult = v  1)  (c - with) ,     ;  2)  ( , ,      ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)   ,  (       . .)      
consultant = n   
consultation = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
consultative = a   
consulting = a  1) ,  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  (  )      
consume = v  1) , ;  2)  (.  ,   . .) ,     ;  3) ,  (  . .)     ;  4) ,       
consumer = n  1) ;  2) attr   ( )      
consumerism = n  1)   ;  2)   ;  3) .-.         '     '      
consummate = 1. a  ( ) , ,   ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,         
consummation = n  1)  (  . .) ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
consumption = n  1) , ;  2)  , galloping ~            
consumptive = a  1) ;  2)       
contact = n  1) , , to come into ~     with    ; to make ~     )  ; ) .  ;     to break ~ .  ;  2) pl . , ;  3) . ;  4) attr       
contact lens = .    
contagion = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)        
contagious = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
contain = v  1)  ( ) , ;  2)  (, ) ; to ~     oneself ;  3) .         
container = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
containment = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)                 
contaminate = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
contamination = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) .       
contango = n ( pl - os) .  1)  (        , .   ,         ) ;  2)  (                        )      
contemn = v   
contemplate = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  (-.)      
contemplation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , is in ~ ,     ;  5)  (-.)      
contemplative = a   
contemporaneity = n  1) ;  2) ,  ( )      
contemporaneous = a  1) ;  2) ,         
contemporary = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
contempt = n  1)  ( - for),      , ; to hold in ~     ; to fall into ~         ;  2) .   ; ~ of court       ; in ~ of ,            
contemptible = a   
contemptuous = a ,   
contend = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ,  (that)      
content I = n  1) . pl ,  (,       . .) ;  2) ,  ;  3) , , ;  4) , ,  (-.      -.) , a low fat ~       (  . .)      
content II = 1. n  1) ,  ; to     
one`s heart`s ~   ,     ;  2) )  '' , not ~   (      ) ; )   ,       ; 2. a predic.;  1) ,  (with) ;  2) ;  3)    (      ) ; 3. v ; to ~ 
oneself with   ,  -    
content analysis = . -,          
contented = a ,  (-. - with)  
contention = n  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3)       
contentious = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
contentment = n , ,   
conterminous = a  1) ,    (with, 
to)     ;  2)       
contest = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , , close ~ .        ;  3) , beauty ~  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( - for);  3)  ,  -.     ;  4) ,              
contestant = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , ; ~ for the     presidency         
contested = n  1) ,         ;  2)        
context = n   
contexture = n  1)  (. ) ;  2) ,       
contiguity = n  1) ;  2)        
contiguous = a , ,   
continence = n  1) ;  2) ,       
continent I = n  1) , ;  2) (the C.)   (       -) ;  3) (the C.) . .  ()           
continent II = a  1) ;  2) ,       
continental = 1. n   ; 2. a ,     
continental breakfast = ' ',     
continental press = . .   
contingency = n ,    
contingent I = n  1) ) ,       (  . .) ; ) , ,      ;  2) .   ,       
contingent II = a  1) , , ;  2)       
continual = a , ,   
continually = adv ,   
continuance = n  1) , , of long     ~ ;  2)   (   .     .)      
continuation = n  1) , ;  2) .         ,       
continuation school =    
continue = v  1) (-);  2) , ;  3) ,  ;  4) ,       
continued = a  1) , ; to be ~      ;  2)       
continuity = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
continuous = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) . ;  5)        
contort = v  1) ;  2)       
contortion = n  1) ;  2)       
contortionist = n  1) , '-';  2) .       
contour = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .  ,  ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
contra = - pref     -  
contraband = 1. n ; 2. a     
contrabandist = n   
contraception = n  ,     
contraceptive = 1. n  ; 2. a     
contract I = 1. n  1) , , , labor ~      ; to enter into (  to     make) a ~ with smb.        -.; the ~ will not stand         ;  2) attr  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,    ;  3)  ( ,  ) ;  4)  (, ) ;  5)  () ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)  ()      
contract II = v  1) (), (), ();  2)  ()      
contracted I = a  1)  ;  2) .       
contracted II = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) . ,       
contractile = a (), ()  
contraction = n  1) , , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) .       
contractive = a  , , ,   
contractor = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) .        
contradict = v  1) ;  2) ,       
contradiction = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
contradictious = a   
contradictor = n  1) , ;  2)       
contradictory = a  1) ;  2)       
contradistinction = n , , in ~ to     
contradistinguish = v ,   
contraposition = n   
contrariety = n ,   
contrariness = n ,   
contrariwise = adv  1)   ;  2) ;  3)         
contrary I = 1. n ; on the ~ ,   ; to the ~ ,   ; 2. a  1) , ; to be ~ to     ,   ;  2) ,  ( ) ; 3. adv ,      
contrary II = a . ,   -.,   
contrast = n  1) , , in     ~ 
with   ;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  (  ) ,           
contravene = v  1)  (, ) ;  2)   ,  (,       . .) ;  3) ,       
contravention = n  (, )  
contribute = v  1)  ;  2)  ()  3)   ( )  4)   ( , )      
contribution = n  1) ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3) , ;  4)  () ;  5)  ( , ) ;  6) ; to lay 
under ~            
contributor = n  1) , ;  2)  ,  (, )     ;  3)       
contributory = a  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)       
contrite = a ,   
contrition = n   
contrivance = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  ()      
contrive = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4)  ( )      
control = 1. n  1) , , remote ~       , ,     mission ~ .  ; to be in ~     of , ; to gain ~       ( ) ; to lose ~     over (  of)  ;  2) ; to be beyond ~  -     ;  3) , ;  4) , , social ~      ;  5) ;  6) 
pl ,  ;  7) attr ; 2. v  1) , ,       -.;  2)  (. ) ,  (     ) ;  3) , ;  4)       
controllable = a  1) , ,      , , ;  2)  ( ,   . .)      
controller = n  1) , ;  2) .       
controversial = a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
controversy = n  1) , , , without ~,     
beyond ~ ;  2) ,       
controvert = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
contumacious = a , ,   
contumacy = n ,   
contuse = v   
contusion = n   
convalesce = v   
convalescence = n   
convalescent = a   
convene = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
convener = n ,  ,   
convenience = n  1) , at your (early) ~        , ;  2) pl , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) () , , for the ~     of        
convenient = a , ,   
convent = n  (. )  
convention = n  1) , , . ;  2) , , ;  3)  ;  4) ,       
conventional = a  1) , ;  2) ) , ; ) .     ;  3) ) , ; )         ,     ; ) ; ~ yield      ;  4) . ,       ;  5) ; ~ sign  ;  6) .  ( ) , ;  7) . ) , ; ~     art  () ;     )  ( ) ,       
conventionality = n  1) , ;  2) )  (  . .) ; )     pl       
converge = v  1)  ( , ) ;  2)    , ;  3) .  ( )      
convergence, -cy = n  1) ) . ; ) ., .     , ; ) .     , , ; )     .  ()  (     ) ;  2) . ,              
convergent = a      
converging = a  1) , ;  2)  (  )      
conversable = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
conversant = a  1)  ( - with) ,  ( - with)     ; 
to keep ~   ;  2)   -.      
conversation = n , , ; to carry on a ~  , ,  ( -. - with)  
conversational = a  1) ;  2)       
converse I = v ,   
converse II = 1. n  1)  ,       ;  2) .  ; 2. a ,     
conversely = adv ,   
conversion = n  1) ;  2)  (    ) ,     ;  3)  ,  (        ) ;  4)  (  ) ;  5)  (,   . .) ;  6) . ;  7) .  ( ) ,     ;  8) .  (, ) ;  9) , ;     10)     ,               ,               ,   ;     11) .       
convert = 1. n  1) . ;  2)      ,     ,   , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (  ,   )     ;  3) .  (   .     .) ;  4) .  (, )      
convertible = a  1) ;  2)        
convex = a ,   
convexity = n ,   
convey = v  1) ,  (,     ) ;  2)  (,   . .) ,     ,  () ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  (,   .     .) ;  5) .        ()      
conveyance =   1) ,  (,     ) ;  2)  ( ) ,      ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4) .  () ,       ()      
conveyer = n . ,   
convict = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  , ;  3)          
conviction = n  1) , ,  -.     , summary ~ ,         ; to have no     previous ~   ;  2) ; to carry ~ ,      ,  ;  3) ,       
convince = v  1) , ;  2)   (,       . ., of)      
convinced = a  ( -. - of)  
convincible = a    
convincing = a   
convivial = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
conviviality = n  1) ;  2)    ;  3) ,       
convocation = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) .  ()      
convocational = a    (,   . .) ,  ()  
convoke = v  (,   . .)  
convoluted = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
convolution = n  1) ,  () ;  2)  ()      
convolvulus = n .   
convoy = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .    ,      .   (      ) ;  3) attr , ; 2. 
v ,     
convulse = v  1) , ;  2)  , ; to be ~d       , .             
convulsion = n  1) , ;  2) pl  ;  3) ;  4) ,  ()      
convulsive = a ,   
cony = n  ,   
coo = 1. n ; 2. v     
cook = 1. n , , , . ; too   many ~s 
spoil the broth .         ; 2. v  1)  () ,  () ,     ;  2) , ,  . ,      ( ) ;  3) .  (, ) ;  4)  () ,  (      , . to ~ up)      
cookbook = n  1) . . = cookery book;  2)  ,       ( -. )      
cooker = n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3) , pressure ~ -;  4) ,   ;  5) ;  6)  (, )      
cookery = n ,   
cookery-book = n    
cook-house = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)        
cookie = n  1) . ;  2) . ()       
cooking = n  , ; to do the ~  (,   . .)  
cookout = n .  1)     ;  2)       
cook-room = n .   
cool = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ; to get ~ ;  2) , ; to keep ~      , ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) .  (  ) ; 
as ~     as a cucumber , ; 3. v  1) ,  ( . to ~ down);  2) ,       
cooler = n  1) ;  2) . . , '';  3) .       
cool-headed = a ,   
coolie = n   
cooling = n   
cooling-down = n .      ( ,   . .)  
coolness = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( )      
coomb = n ,   
coon = n .  1) ;  2) .  , a gone ~            
co-op = n ( .  co-operative) .  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
coop = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  (  ) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)   ( . to ~ in, to ~ up)      
cooper = 1. n  1) ;  2)   ; 2. v  1)    , ;  2)             
co-operate = v  1)  ( -. - with) ,          (in) ;  2) ;  3) (), ;  4)  . ,            
co-operation = n  1) ;  2) , 
international ~      ;  3) , ;  4) . ,      , hair-line ~        
co-operative = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ()       
co-operator = n   
co-opt = v   
co-optation = n ,   
coordinate = 1. n . ; 2. a  1)   , , ;  2) , ;  3) .   ;  4) .  ( ) ;  5) ; 3. v  1) , ,       ;  2)         
coordination = n , ,   
coot = n  1)  () ;  2) . ,       
cop I = n .   
cop II = v . ,  (  ) ; to ~ 
it . , , you will ~ it .    
coparcener = n . ,     (  )  
coparcenery = n .  1)          ;  2)        
copartner = n   (. )  
copartnership = n     
cope I = v  ( -. - with) ,  ( -., -. - with)  
cope II = n  1) . ;  2) the ~ of heaven  ; 
the ~ of     night        
copeck = n   
coping = n .  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)  ,       
coping-stone = n  1)  ;  2)  () ,  ,            
copious = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5)  ( )      
copper I = 1. n  1) ;  2)    ;  3)  ;  4) attr ; to cool one`s ~s     ; 2. v      
copper II = n .   
copperas = n . ()   
copperhead = n    
copperplate I = n     
copperplate II = a  ( )  
copper-smith = n   
coppery = a    
coppice = n  ,  ,   
copse = . coppice  
copsewood = n   
copula = n .   
copulate = n .   
copulation = n  1) . , ;  2) . ,       
copulative = 1. n .  ; 2. a . ,     
copy = 1. n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) , 
fair ~, clean ~ ,     , foul ~, rough ~ ;  3)  (  . .) ,      () ;  4)    (.  ) ;  5) ; 2. v  1)  (.    ) ,     ;  2) ,  (-.) ;  3)        
copy-book = n  1) ,   ;  2) . ,               
copying = n  1)    . . ( . copy 2.);  2) , ,            
copyist = n  1) ;  2)       
copyright = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     ; 3. v       
coquet = v ,   
coquetry = n   
coquette = n   
coquettish = a ,   
cor- = . com-  
coracle = n   (   )  
coral = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)        
coral-island = n   Coran = n   
cord = 1. n  1) () , ;  2) ;  3) . , vocal ~s  ;     spinal ~  ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) pl  ;  6)  ( ) ; 2. v   ( . to ~ up)    
cordage = n . ,   
corded = a  1)  ;  2) ,   ( )      
cordial = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)  (. .)      
cordiality = n , ,   
cordon = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)  ,       
corduroy = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) pl  ;  3) .   ( . ~ road); 2. v .   ,       
core = 1. n  1) , , ; to the ~     , rotten to the ~      ,    ;  2) , ;  3) . ; 2. v      
cored = a   
coriander = n .   
cork = 1. n  1)   ;  2) = cork-oak;  3) , rubber (plastic, glass) ~      (, )     ;  4) ;  5) .  , ; 2. v  1) ,   ( . to ~     up);  2) ,  ()      
corkage = n ,  ()  
corker = n . ,  (,   . .)  
cork-oak = n .    
corkscrew = 1. n ; 2. a , ; 3. v  1)   ;  2) ,  ( )      
cork-tree = n .  ,  ,    
corky = a  1) ;  2) . ,       
cormorant = n  1) .  ;  2)        
corn I = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ,  , 
standing ~       ; to cut the ~    .     . ;  3) . ,  ( . Indian ~);  4) . .  ; to measure     other`s ~ by one`s own bushel         ; 2. v . ,     
corn II = v    
corn III = n , pet ~ .  ; to tread on 
smb.`s ~s      
corn-chandler = n ()    
corn-cob = n     
cornel = n  1) . ;  2) attr       
corner = 1. n  1) , .   ( . a     
tight ~); to cut off a ~  ; to     drive into a ~   , .       ,        ; to turn the ~ )       ; )   () ;  2) ,  () ;  3) () , , done in a ~      , 
warm ~   ,      ;  4) . )  ; )  ; )      ; )  (); )     ;  5) ) .         ( -.) ; ) .      (    ) ; 2. a  1) ,   ;  2)    ;  3) . ; ~ kick  ; 3. v  1)   ; to ~ smb. in an argument      -.    ;  2)   ;  3)   (   . .)     ;  4) ) .   (      ) ; ) .         ; to ~ the market      ,        
corner-back = n      ()  
cornerstone = n  1) .  ;  2)        
cornet = n  1) . ;  2) . . ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)          
cornet-a-piston(s) = n . --  
corn-exchange = n    
corn-factor = n    
cornflakes = n pl . ,    
cornflour = n  1)  ;  2) ) .  ; ) .      ; ) .        
cornflower = n   
cornice = n  1) . ;  2)           Cornish = 1. n  1) . ,  ;  2) ,        ; 2. a ,     
corn oil = n    
cornstalk = n  1) .  ;  2) .       
corny I = a  1) , ;  2) . ,       
corny II = a   
corolla = n .   
corona = n ( pl coronae )  1)  ,  (       ) ;  2)  () ;  3) .          
coronal = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ; 3. a   ()     
coronary = 1. n . . - ( . ~   thrombosis); 2. a . , ; ~   circulation      
coronate = v   
coronation = n   
coroner = n  (,       )  
coronet = n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) .       
corpora = pl . corpus  
corporal I = n   
corporal II = a ,  ( )  
corporate = a  1) ;  2) ) , ; )             
corporation = n  1) , municipal ~, the Corporation     ;  2) .  ;  3) .       
corporator = n    
corporeal = a , , ,   
corps = n ( pl corps )  1) , Diplomatic C.      ;  2) . , provost ~  ,      ;  3) attr       
corps-de-ballet = n   
corpse = n . the senseless ~    
corpulence = n ,   
corpulent = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
corpus = n ( pl corpora) .  1) , ;  2) , , ; ~ juris      ; ~ delicti .        
corpuscle = n  1)  , red (white) ~s     .  ()  ;  2) . ,       
corpuscular = a ,   
corral = 1. n  1) . ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ; 2. v ,     
correct = 1. a  1) , , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)   (      ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ;  6)  ( )      
correction = n  1) , ; to speak under ~     ,   ;  2)        
correction fluid =   (     )  
corrective = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
correctness = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
corrector = n ; ~ of the press   
correlate = 1. n ,  ; 2. v  1)    ( - with, to)     ;  2)    ( - with, to)      
correlation = n ,   
correlative = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
correspond = v  1)  (-. - with, to) ;  2)  ,  ( - with,     to) ;  3)  ( - with, to)      
correspondence = n  1)  ( - between, ...      - of... with  to,  -. - in)     , ;  2) , , ;  3) attr  ( )      
correspondent I = n   
correspondent II = a .  (-. - to, with)  
corresponding = a ,   
corresponding member = -; ~ of a learned society (of the Academy of Sciences) -   ( )  
corridor = n   
corrigendum = n ( pl -da) .  ,   
corrigible = a ,   
corroborant = n  1)  ;  2)  . ,        
corroborate = v ,   (  . .)  
corroboration = n ,   (  . .)  
corrode = v  1) ,   ;  2) ,  ()      
corrodible = a    
corrosion = n  1) , ;  2)       
corrosive = 1. n ,  ; 2. a ,     
corrugate = v  1) ();  2) .       
corrugated = a , ,  ( )  
corrugation = n  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) . ,  () ;  3)  ( )      
corrupt = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  ()      
corruptibility = n ,   
corruptible = a  , ,   
corruption = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ()      
corsage = n   
corsair = n .  1) ,  ;  2)  ()      
corselet = . corslet  
corset = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,        Corsican = 1. n  1) , ;  2)    ; 2. a ,       
corslet = n .   
cortege = n ,   
cortex = n ( pl cortices )  1)   ;  2)  ()      
corticosteroid = n .   
cortisone = n . .   
corvee = n  1) . ;  2)        
corvette = n .   
cosecant = n .   
coshei = v ,   
co-signatory = n   ,       
cosily = adv ,   
cosine = n .   
cosiness = n   
cosmetic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
cosmic = a  1) ;  2) ) , ; ) .     . ,       
cosmodrome = n   
cosmonaut = n   
cosmonautics = n   
cosmonette = n -  
cosmopolitan = 1. n ; 2. a     
cosmopolitism = n   
cosmos = n ,   Cossack = n  1) ;  2) attr       
cost = 1. n  1) ,  (. .) , first ~     , prime ~      ; initial ~ )      ,  ; )      ; to count the ~ )       ; )       , at the ~ of      -., at all ~s      ;  2) , , ; ~s of production      , at 
my ~   ;  3) pl  ; to know (  to     
learn) to one`s own ~        ,   ; 2. v ( past, p. p. cost)  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  () ,      ( )      
cost accounting = n  1)   ;  2)        
costal = a   
cost-effective = a   
cost-effectiveness = n   
costermonger = n   (,   . .)  
costless = a   
costly = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
cost price = .     
costume = n   
costumier = n   
cosy I = n  1)  , '' ( ,       . .) ;  2)       
cosy II = a ,   
cot I = n  1) , ;  2) .        
cot II = n  1)  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) .         
cotangent = n .   
cote = n , ,   
co-tenant = n   
coterie = n  1)  ,   ;  2)       
cottage = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) .       
cottage-cheese = n  1)  '',  ;  2)       
cottager = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) .       
cottar = n .  (  )  
cotter I = n . cottar  
cotter II = n . , ,   
cotton I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , 
spun ~  ;  3) ;  4) , absorbent ~  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
cotton II = v  1) ,  ( -. -     
together, with) ;  2)  ( - to) , to ~ up     ,         
cotton-gin = n    
cotton-lord = n    
cotton-mill = n    
cotton-planter = n   
cotton-spinner = n  1) -;  2)         
cotton-wool = n  1) -;  2)       
couch I = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) ,       
couch II = v  1)  ( ) ;  2) ;  3)   ( ) ;  4) ,       
cougar = n .   
cough = 1. n ; to give a (slight) ~ ; 2. v , 
to ~ down      ; to ~ out, to ~ up )   ; )     
cough-drop = n     
cough-lozenge = = cough-drop  
could = past . can I  
coulee = n . ,    
coulisse = n  1) . ;  2) .       
coulomb = n .   
council = n  1) ) ; ~ of ministers  ,     Security C.  ; )       ,  , city     (town) ~  , ,     county ~   ( ) ;  2) ; to hold ~  ; to be     (to meet) in ~ ;  3) (C.)        
councilor = n    
counsel = 1. n  1) , ; to hold (  to     
take) ~ ,  ( - with) ;  2)  () ;  3) ; to keep one`s own ~         ;  4) ; ~ to the Crown  ; ~     for 
the defense  ; ~ for the     prosecution , the King`s (the     Queen`s) Counsel  ; to     take ~ of one`s pillow        ; 2. v ,      
counselor = n  1) , ;  2) ., .       
counselor-at-law = n - (   )  
count I = 1. n  1) (), blood ~s  ; to keep     ~  (); to lose ~  ;  2) . ; on 
both ~s         ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)   ,  , this ~s     for nothing     ,     this does not ~   ,         ;  5)  ( -., -. - on,     
upon) , to ~ in   , ; to     ~ off: ~ off! . !; to ~ out     )  ,  ,        ; ) .          ; ) .        ; 
to ~ up       
count II = n  (  )  
countdown = n  1)    ;  2)     () ,      ;  3) ,        
countenance = 1. n  1)  , ; to change one`s ~       ; to keep one`s ~       ,   ; to     lose ~  ; to 
put out of     ~ ,   ;  2) ,  () ,      ; to 
keep one in ~      ; to give (  to lend)     
one`s ~ to   , he     finds no ~     ( -.     - in) ; 2. v  , ,        
counter I = n  1)   (        ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
counter II = n ,     
counter III = n  1)  () ;  2) .   ;  3)  ( )      
counter IV = 1. a ; 2. adv   , ; to   run ~  ( ) ; 3. v  1) () () ;  2) ,       
counter- = pref     -, -  
counteract = v  1) ;  2)       
counteraction = n ,    
counter-attack = 1. n , ; 2. v ,      
counter-attraction = n    
counterbalance = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ; 2. v     
counterblast = n  ,   
counterblow = n   
countercharge = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)       
counter-claim = n    
counter-clockwise = adv     
counterculture = n , ,       
counter-deed = n   (  )  
counterespionage = n   
counterfeit = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ; 3. v  1)  (, ) ,       () ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
counterfeiter = n  1) , ;  2)       
counterfoil = n  ,   . .  
counterintelligence = n , C. Service .    
countermand = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  , ;  3)  (,  )      
countermark = 1. n  ,  (     ); 2. v      
counter-measure = n   
countermine = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  -.       
countermissile = n , ; ~ defense    
counteroffensive = n   
counterpane = n  ( )  
counterpart = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ,        (    . .) ;  4) .   ( )      
counterpoise = 1. n  1) ;  2)   ;  3) ; 2. v     
counterrevolution = n   
counterrevolutionary = 1. n ; 2. a     
countersign = 1. n  1) ,  (  ) ;  2) ; 2. v       
countersignature = n   ()  
counterwork = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl .  ; 2. v  1) ,  ()     ;  2)         
countess = n  ( ,  .. )  
counting-house = n  1) ;  2)       
countless = a ,   
count-out = n  1) .          ;  2)  10  (      ,  )      
country = n  1) , , launching ~ ,        , conscript ~     ,   ; to     forbid the ~    ; to     
plunge a ~ into war        ;  2) , 
mother ~ , ;  3) , ; to appeal (  
to go)     to the ~          ;  4) , , Black ~       (  .) ;  5)  (  ) ,      , in the ~  ,      ,  ; to the ~  ,      ,  ;  6) , ;  7) attr , , ,           
country cousin = n .  1)   ;  2)       
country-house = n  ,   
countryman = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
country music = n  ''  
country-seat = n ,   
country-side = n  1)  ,  (      ) ;  2) ;  3)        
countrywoman = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
county = n  1)  (      ) ;  2) (the ~)  ;  3) . ;  4) attr   , .           
coup = n  1) )  ,   ; ) .      , ;  2)  ;  3)      ()      
coup d`etat = n  ,    
coupe = n .  1) )     ;     ) .  ( ) ;  2) .-.  ;  3)   ;  4)   ()      
couple = 1. n  1) ; ~s , a courting ~       , a married ~   , ;  2)  .  ;  3) . , ; 2. v  1) (),   ;  2) .-.  () ;  3)  ;  4) ,  ( . to ~     together);  5)       
coupled = a  1)   ( -. - with) ;  2)       
coupler = n  1) .-.  () ;  2) .  ,       
couplet = n   
coupling = n  1) , rendezvous ~ . ;  2) .-.  () ;  3) , ;  4) .        
coupon = n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ,         (      )      
courage = n , , , ,  ; 
to have the ~ of one`s opinions   ; 
to muster (  to pluck) up ~  , ; to 
pick up (  to summon) ~   ; to screw up one`s ~ ,  ; Dutch ~   ; to 
take one`s ~ in both hands ,     
courageous = n , ,   
courier = 1. n  1)  (.         ) , ;  2) ,   ; 2. 
v        
course = 1. n  1) ,  () , in ~ of       ( ) , in due ~       ,  , in the ~ of      ; to run its ~       ,   ; to stay the ~        ; to take its (      their) ~  ;  2)  ( , ) ,     , , ;  3)  , a ~ of action      ;  4) ; ~ 
of exchange () ;  5) pl , correspondence ~s      ;  6)  ( ) , ; of ~     ;  7) . a) ,  , inner     (outside) ~  () ; )     , , 
downhill ~      ()  , training ~      ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)  (  ) ;  3)   () ;  4) ,       
courser = n . ,    
court I = n  1)  ( . ~ of justice), Supreme C. )      ; )   (          ) ,     C. of Appeal  , 
contempt of ~       ; to go (to put) into ~       ();  2)  ; to open the ~       ; the judge sitting in ~       ;  3)  ,  ;  4) ,  ( )      
court II = 1. n  1) ;  2)   , . , hard     (grass) ~  () ;  3)  ( ) , at ~      ; to hold a ~        ;  4) ; to pay one`s ~ to smb.       -.; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (into, to, from) ;  3) ,        
court-card = n      
courteous = a ,   
courtesan = n   
courtesy = n , , by the ~  , 
he did me the ~    , with scant ~   
courtezan = . courtesan  
courtier = n ,   
courtly = a , ,   
court-martial = 1. n ( pl . courts- )  ,   ; 2. v       
courtship = n   
court tennis = .  , - (     )  
courtyard = n   (  ..)  
cousin = n  1)  ,   ( .     ~ 
german, first ~), second ~      ,  ;  2) ; to call ~s with smb.      -. , country ~      ,       
cousinage = n  1) ;  2)       
couture = n .  1)           ;  2) . ) ,  ; )     ()  ;  3) )   ; ) .            
couturier = n .  1)   ( ) ;  2)         
cove I = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) .       
cove II = n . , topping ~   
covenant = 1. n , . ; 2. v  ,     
cover = 1. n  1) , , , ;  2) , 
under the same ~        ;  3) ,  ; to read a     book from ~ to ~          ;  4) ;  5) , , ; to 
take ~     , under ~  ,  ;  6) ;  7) ;  8) , ;  9)  () ; 2. v  1) , ,  (-.     - with) ; to be (to 
remain) ~ed      ()   ;  2)  (  . .) , ;  3) , ;  4)  () ;  5) ,  () ;  6) ;  7) , ;  8) . .    ;  9) .   ;     10)  .  () ;     11)  () , to ~ in     ,   () ; 
to     ~ over , ; to ~ up     ,       
coverage = n   
coverall(s) = n ,   
covercharge =  ' ' (   . .)  
covering = n  1) , ;  2)       
covering letter = .    
coverlet = n   
cover story = . ,         
covert I = n  1) )  () , ; )  ;  2)  .       
covert II = a  1) , ;  2)    ,           
covet = v  , ,   
covetous = a ,  (of)  
covey = n  1)  () , pl ; to     spring a ~  ;  2) ,  ( , )      
cow I = n  1) , dry ~  , grunting ~     ;  2) 
pl  ; to keep ~s ,      ;  3)  (, , ,   .     .)      
cow II = v , ,   ()  
coward = 1. n , a sad ~ ,    ; 2. a . ,     
cowardice = n ,   
cowardly = 1. a , , ; 2. adv     
cowboy = n  1) ;  2) .       
cower = v ,  (   )  
cowherd = n   
cowl = n  1) ,   ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4)  (  )      
cowlick = n ,   
cowman = n  1)   ;  2) .       
cow-pox = n    
cox = . coxwain  
coxcomb = n  1) , ;  2) .        
coxswain = , . n . ,  ( )  
coy = a   
coyote = n  ,   
cozen = v ,   
crab I = 1. n  1) , hermit ~ -;  2) . , ; to catch a ~     '' ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)        
crab II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) a) , ; ) pl  (       ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ,        
crab III = n  1)  ;  2)   ( . crab-tree)      
crabby = a  1) , ;  2)       
crabcake = n     
crack = 1. n  1) ,  () ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) .   ;  5) . -; 
in a ~       ; 2. a . , ,   , ; 3. v  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3) ,  ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  () ;  6) ,  () ;  7) .    ;  8)   () ;  9)    (, ) , to ~     up ) ; ) ,      () ; 4. adv      
crack-brained = a ,   
crack down = phr v .  1) , ;  2)         
crackdown = n .  1)   (    .     .) ;  2) , ,  (,       . .)      
cracked = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) . , ;  4)  (   . .) ;  5)  ( ,   .     .)      
cracker = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) pl    ( . nut-crackers);  4) , ;  5) . ; to be ~s .       
crackle = 1. n  () ,    ( ) , ; 2. v , ,     
crackling = n    
cracknel = n    
crackpot = 1. n .  1) ;  2) , ; 2. a .  1) ;  2) , ; ~ ideas            
cracksman = n -  
cracky = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . ,       
cradle = 1. n  1) , from the ~  ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) . ;  4) .  (       ) ;  5)  () ; 2. v     
cradling = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
craft = n  1) , , potter`s ~ ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4)  () ;  5) . , , small ~ ;  6) , , , landing ~       ;  7) attr       
craftsman = n  1) ;  2) ,  ( )      
craftsmanship = n   
crafty = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
crag = n ,   
craggy = a   
cragsman = n   
crake = n .   
cram = v  1) ,  ( ) ,     ;  2) ,  ( -. - into,     down) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ,  ( . to ~ up)      
crammer = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
cramp I = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2)  ()      
cramp II = 1. n . ; 2. v .      
cramped I = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( )      
cramped II = a    
crampons = n pl    ( )  
cranberry = n   
crane = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   () ;  3) ,        (at)      
cranium = n ( pl crania )   
crank I = n . , ,  ,   
crank II = a   
crank III = v  1) ;  2)   ()      
crank IV = n  1) , ;  2)         
cranked = a ,   
crankshaft = n    
cranky = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  , ;  3)       
crannied = a   
cranny = n , ,   
crap I = 1. n  1) . ) ; ) ; to take     a ~ ;  2) . ) , ; ) ,      ;  3) . ; 2. v .  1) , ;  2) . ,  (  up)      
crap II = n .   
crape = n  1) () ;  2)          
crapulence = n  1) ;  2) ) ; ) ; )            
crash I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)   ,  (  to ~     
down);  2)    ( -. -     against) ,  ( . to ~ together),        ( -. - into) ;  3)  (  , . to ~ out);  4)  , ; 3. adv  ,      
crash II = n   
crash-helmet = n   (  . .)  
crash-land = v .  1)   ;  2)         
crass = a  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2)       
crater = n  1)  () ;  2)         
cravat = n  , ; hempen ~ ' ',    
crave = v  1)  ,  -. (for) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( )      
craven = 1. n ; 2. a     
craving = n  ,  -. (for)  
craw = n  ( )  
crawfish = . crayfish  
crawl = 1. n  1) , at a ~ , -;  2)  ; to go at a ~      ;  3) (the ~)  .  ,      () ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)   , ;  3) ;  4)  () ;  5)   ( )      
crawler = n  1)  ();  2)  ;  3) ;  4) . ,         ;  5) ;  6) pl       
crayfish = n  1)  ;  2)       
crayon = n  1)  , ;  2)   , ;  3)   ;  4)   ;  5) .          
craze = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ( -. - 
for) ;     to be the ~   ; 2. v       
crazed = a  1) ;  2)  (about)      
crazy = a  1) , ;  2)   -.,       -.;  3) , ,       
creak = 1. n ; 2. v     
creaky = a   
cream = 1. n  1) , , sour ~ ; to skim the     ~ 
off   (. .) ;  2)  , cold ~ ;  3) '',   (-.) ,      () ;  4) attr  ( ) ;  5) attr  (   ..) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
cream-cheese = n  ()  
creamery = n  1) , ;  2)        
creamy = a   
crease = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ,  () ;  2)       
creasy = a ,    
create = v  1) , ;  2)   ; to be ~d      ;  3) . ,        
creation = n  1) , , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) ;  4)    (  . .)      
creative = a ,   
creativity = n  1)  ;  2) . ,            
creator = n ,   
creature = n  1) , ;  2)  (.  ) ;  3) ,  ;  4) , ;  5) .       
creche = n    
credence = n , ; to give ~ to  ; to find ~  ; to refuse ~     
credential = n  1) ) ,  ; ) pl       () ; ~s committee        ,      ;  2) .  (, ) ,              
credibility = n  1) , ;  2) , ()       
credibility gap =   1)  ;  2) ,       
credible = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
credit = 1. n  1) , ; to give ~ to ; to     
place (  to put) ~ in  (-.)     ,  ( -.) ;  2)  , ; to add to one`s     ~  ; to do smb. ~, to be     to smb.`s ~   -.;  3) , ;  4)  , ; to have the ~     of  ;  5) . . , 
long(-term)     (short(-term)) ~      () , blank ~      ,   ; ~ 
standing     ; ~ rating      ; ~ insurance      ,    ; ~     squeeze  ,      ; ~ on mortgage  ,     
letter of ~ ,  ; to     buy (to sell) on ~  ()      ;  6) . ) ,   ; )     ,   ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  -. -.,      -. -. (with) ;  3) .  ()      
creditable = a ,  ,    
credit card = .    
credit note = .   ( ,  ,         )  
creditor = n  1) , ;  2) . ,              
credit-side =     ,    
credo = n  1) , , ;  2) (C.) .        
credulity = n   
credulous = a   
creed = n  1) , ;  2) (C.) . )  ; )           
creek = n  1)  , ;  2)  () ;  3) . , ;  4)       
creel = n      
creep = v ( past, p. p. crept)  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4)   (   ) ;  5)    , 
this makes     me ~ all over           , to ~ away ; to ~ in     ; to ~ out       
creeper = n  1)  ;  2)        
creeps = n pl . , this gave him the ~          
creepy = a  1)   ;  2)       
creepy-crawly = . creepy  1)      
cremate = v   
cremation = n ,   
crematorium = n ( pl . crematoria )   
crenellation =  (  )  Creole = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .  ; 2. a  1) ,          ;  2)   , shrimp ~             
creosote = n .   
crepe = n  1) ) . ; ) ,      ;  2) ,  ;  3)   ( . ~ paper)      
crepe de Chine =   
crepitate = v  1) ;  2)       
crepitation = n  1) ;  2)  (  )      
crept = past, p. p. . creep  
crepuscular = a , ,   
crescent = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) . ; 2. a  1)   , ;  2) . ,       
cress = n -  
cresset = n   
crest = 1. n  1) ,  () ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) ,    ,     
family ~  ;  5)  (, ) ;  6)  () ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)   (, ) ;  3)  ( )      
crested = a  1)  ;  2)       
crest-fallen = a ,    
cretin = n ,   
cretinous = a   
crevasse = n     
crevice = n , ,   
crew I = n  1)  , air ~  ;  2) . . , , the     whole ~ ;  3) .-.        ;  4)  .          
crew II = past . crow II  
crewman = n   () , space crewmen     
crib = 1. n  1)   (  ) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) . , . ;  5) . ; 2. v  1) ,    ;  2) . ;  3) .        
cribbage = n .   
crick = n    
cricket I = n ; as lively (  merry) as a ~ ,   
cricket II = 1. n . ; not ~ .     , ; 2. v       
crier = n  1) ;  2)       
crime = 1. n  1) , to confess to the ~       ; ~s against     humanity   ;  2) , organized ~      ; 2. v .        Crimean = 1. n    ; 2. a     
criminal = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
criminality = n   
criminate = v  1)   , ;  2) ,       
criminology = n   
crimp I = 1. n  1) . . ,  ;  2) .  () ; 2. v  (  ),    ()    
crimp II = 1. n ,        ; 2. v       
crimp III = 1. n . , ; 2. v  1) ,  (-.      );  2)  ,       (, )     ;  3) . .               
crimson = 1. n  1) - ;  2) ; 2. a -; 3. v      
cringe = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ,     ;  2)  ( )      
crinkle = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
crinkum-crankum = n .  1)  ;  2)       
crinoline = n  1) ;  2) . .        
cripple = 1. n , ; 2. v ,      
crisis = n ( pl crises ) , cabinet ~  ; to bring to a ~     
crisis-ridden = a    
crisp = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)   (  ) ;  4) ,  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  5) , ; 2. v  1) () , ;  2) ;  3) ()      
criss-cross = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. a , ; 3. v (); 4. adv -    
criterion = n ( pl criteria )   
critic = n   
critical = a  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) , ;  4)  ( , )      
criticism = n  1) , scathing (slashing) ~      () ;  2)  ,        
criticize = v  1) ;  2)       
critique = n  1) ;  2)        
croak = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  (. .) ;  2) ;  3)       Croat = n , , the ~s   Croatian = a   
crochet I = 1. n  1) ()  ;  2)   ( . ~ hook);  3)   ,  ''     (   . ., . ~ work); 2. v      
crochet II = n      
croci = pl . crocus  
crock I = n  1)  ;  2)       
crock II = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  ; 2. v ,  ( . to ~ up)    
crockery = n    
crocodile = n  1) ;  2) .   ( ) ;  3) attr       
crocus = n ( pl . croci) . , .   Croesus = n , . ,    
croft = n  1)   ( ) ;  2)        
crofter = n    
cromlech = n .   
crone = n  ,   
crony = n    
crook = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  (, ) , ;  4) . , , on the ~      ;  5) ; 2. a . crooked; 3. v  1) (), ();  2) (), ();  3)         
crook-back(ed) = n   
crooked = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
croon = 1. n  , ; 2. v   ,  ()    
crop = 1. n  1) , heavy (poor) ~  ()     ;  2)    ( . growing ~, standing     ~); in ~  ; out of ~ ,      ; under ~ ;  3) .-. , technical ~s      ;  4) , ;  5)  ( ) ;  6) ;  7)   , Eton ~       ' '; 
to have a ~       ; 2. v  1) ,  ,  (     ) ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) ,  (  . .) ; 
to     ~ out .    (     ) ; to ~ 
up )   (       . .) ; ) . to ~ 
out      
crop-eared = n  1)   ;  2)   (. .      )      
cropper = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) , ;  4) .-. good ~  ;  5) .  ; 
to come a ~     , .        
croquet = 1. n ; 2. v     
cross = 1. n  1) , Red Cross  , the     Victoria Cross   ; to     make one`s ~   (     ) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) .  () , ;  5) . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) , ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ;  5) . , ; as ~ as 
two sticks      ; 3. v  1) ,  () ,     ,  (, ) ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3) ;  4) ,  ( , )     ;  5) ,      (,   . .) ;  6) . (); to ~ off, to ~ out     ; to ~ 
over ,     , ,       
cross-bar = n  1) . ;  2) . )  ; )           
cross-beam = n .  ,   
crossbow = n . ,   
crossbred = a ,   
crossbreed = n ,   
cross-country = 1. n . ; 2. a  1)    ,      ; ~ race (run) .  ()       ;  2)   ;  3) .  ,       
cross-cut = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) ; ~ saw  ;  2) ,         
cross-examination = n    
cross-examine = v     
cross-fire =   1) .  ;  2)        
cross-grained = a ,   
cross-holdings = n pl         
crossing = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) , zebra ~       ,  ;  4) .-.  ( . grade ~),        , high     (  
level) ~ ;  5) ;  6)  , a rough ~         ;  7) , ;  8) , ;  9) .        
cross-legged = a    
crossly = adv ,   
cross-patch = n    
cross-question = . cross-examine  
crossroad = n     
cross-section = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) . .       () ,       (        ) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) . .         (,        . .)      
cross-stitch = n    
crosswise = adv -  
crossword = n   
crotchet = n  1) , , ;  2) .  ;  3)       
crotcheteer = n     
crotchety = a ,   
crouch = 1. n  1)  ( ,  ) ; to sit in     a ~  ;  2) . )  ( ) ;     ~ start   ( ) ; )           (       , .. ~ position); 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)   ( )      
croup I = n  ()  
croup II = n  ()  
croupe = . croup II  
croupier = n  1) , ;  2) .          
crow I = n ; as the ~ flies    ; to have a ~ 
to pick (  to pluck) with smb.    -., white ~ ' '  
crow II = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ,   ; 2. v ( past crowed, crew, p. p. crowed)  1)  ( ) ;  2)   ,  (     ) ;  3) ; to ~ over       
crowd = 1. n  1) , in ~s , the ~ .     '',  , he might pass in     a ~    ;  2) . ,  ;  3) ;  4) ,  (-.) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) () ,       ;  3) (); to ~ into ; to     ~ out       
crowded = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
crown = 1. n  1) , , the Crown ) ,     ; )  , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) the ~ 
of one`s labors  ,     the ~ of the year  ;  4)  () , ;  5) ,  () ;  6)  () ;  7)  () ;  8) .  (  = 5     ) ;  9) attr ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4)   ( )      
crowned = a  1)  (with) ;  2) high (low) ~   ()  (     )      
crow`s-foot = n  1)  (.   ) ;  2) .        
crow`s-nest = n  1)  ;  2) .        
crucial = a  1)  ( , ) ,      ( ) ;  2) .       
crucible = n  1) , ;  2)  , in the ~ ' '      
cruciferous = a .   
crucifix = n   
crucifixion = n  1)   ;  2)        
cruciform = a   
crucify = v  1) ;  2)  ()      
crude = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ,      ( ,   . .) ;  4) ;  5)  ( )      
crudity = n  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  ()      
cruel = a  1) , , ;  2) , ,       
cruelly = adv ,   
cruelty = n , ,   
cruet-stand = n    
cruise = 1. n  , , , a   round-the-
world ~  ; 2. v ,  , ;   to ~ around  ( - over)    
cruise missile =    
cruiser = n  1) ;  2) ) ,       ; ) ,               
crumb = 1. n  1)  () ;  2)  () ;  3) , ; ~s of information      ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
crumble = n v  1) , ;  2) ,  ( . to ~ away);  3)  ( )      
crumbly = a , ,   
crump = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . .  , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) . . ,       
crumpet = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
crumple = v  1) (), (), ,     ;  2)  ; to ~ up )        () ; ) ,  ()     ; ) ,       
crumpled = a ,   
crunch = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)         
crunchy = a ,   
crusade = 1. n  1) .  ;  2) ,  ( -.) ; 2. v  ,      
crusader = n   
crush = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . , ;  4)  , . ;  5) .   (-. - of) ;  6)  ; 2. v  1) , ,  ( )     ;  2)  () ;  3) ;  4) , , , .     ; to ~ down ) , ;     )  (, ) ; to ~     out  () ; to ~ up ,           
crushing = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
crush-room = n .   
crust = 1. n  1)  () ; to earn one`s ~ .         ;  2) .  ;  3)  ( ) ,  () ;  4) ,  (   ) ; 2. v  ,  ,       
crusted = a  1)  , , , ;  2)  ( , )     ,       
crusty = a  1)  ,   2) ,       
crutch = n  1) . pl , . ,     ;  2)  () ,  () ;  3)  ()      
crutched = a  1)  ;  2)        
crux = n  1) , , ;  2) (the C.)         
cry = 1. n  1) ; to give a ~ ;  2) ; to have a 
good ~ ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)  , ;  5)   (for) ,       (against) ;  6)  ( ) , ;  7)  ;  8)  ; much ~ and little wool         , it is a far ~ )      ; )  , in     full ~   ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) , ; to ~ down )       () ; ) ; )      ; to ~ for      ,  -.; to ~ off       (, ) ,       ; to ~ out ) ,     ; )  ; to ~ out     (against) ,  ,     ; to ~ up       
cry-baby = n   
crying = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
cryobiology = n ,          
cryophysics = n     
crypt = n   
cryptic = a ,   
crystal = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3) . , , , ;  4) .          ;  5)   ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)       
crystalline = a ,   
crystallization = n  ,   
crystallize = v  1) ();  2)   ;  3) () ( )      
cub = 1. n  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) , . ; 2. v     Cuban = 1. n , , the ~s ; 2. a     
cubbing = n     
cubbish = a   
cube = 1. n  1) ;  2) )  () ; )      ; 2. v .  1)   ;  2)                 
cubed = a .  ,     
cub-hunting = . cubbing  
cubic = a ; ~ equation .     
cubicle = n  1)            ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)        
cuboid = 1. n  1) .  ;  2) . ; 2. a       
cuckold = 1. n -; 2. v       
cuckoo I = n  1) , the ~ calls  ;  2) . ;  3)       
cuckoo II = a .    ,   
cucumber = n   
cud = n ; to chew the ~  , .        
cudbear = n  1) ;  2)   ()      
cuddle = 1. n ; 2. v  1)   ,        () ;  2)  ;  3)  (   - together)      
cuddy I = n  1)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  2)       
cuddy II = n ,   
cudgel = 1. n ; to take up the ~s for     -.,  -. (   ) ; 2. v      
cue I = n  1)  () ;  2) ,       
cue II = n  1) . ;  2) ; to give the ~ ; to take     one`s ~ from smb.  -.           
cuff I = n ,   
cuff II = 1. n  ; ~s and kicks     ; 2. v  ,     
cufflink = n   
cuirass = n ,   
cuirassier = n .   
cuisine = n  , ,  ()  
cul-de-sac = n  (. .)  
culinary = a   
cullender = . colander  
culminate = v  1)   , ;  2) .       
culmination = n  1)  ,  ;  2) .       
culpability = n   
culpable = a ,   
culprit = n  1) ;  2)       
cult = n   
cultivate = v  1) , ;  2)  () ,      ;  3)  (,   . .)      
cultivation = n  1)  () ;  2)     (.-.     ) ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  (  . .)      
cultivator = n  1) , ;  2) .-.       
cultural = a   
culture = n  1) , socialist ~      , Soviet ~  ;  2)  ;  3)  (,   . .) ;  4)  ()      
cultured = a ,   
culvert = n ,    
cumber = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  () ,  ()      
cumbersome = a  1) ;  2)       Cumbrian = 1. n  ; 2. a     
cumbrous = . cumbersome  
cumin = n   
cumulative = a  1) , ;  2)  ( , )      
cumulus = n ( pl cumuli )    
cuneiform = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
cunning = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. 
a  1) , , ;  2) . . ,       
cup = 1. n  1) , a ~ of tea  ;  2) , , ; to crush a ~ of wine       ;  3) , ,  ; to drain the ~     of life   ; 
to fill up the ~     )   (); )       ; the ~ is full      () ;  4) , ; to be in one`s ~s      , he is too fond of the ~       ;  5) . ;  6) . ;  7) .  () ; to be a ~ too 
low        ; 2. v  1) .  ;  2)         
cup-bearer = n .   
cupboard = n  ( )  
cupful = n ()  (-.)  
cupidity = n ,   
cupola = n   
cupping glass = n .   
cuprous = a .   
cur = n  1) ;  2) ,        
curable = a   
curacy = n  1)  ;  2)  ()      
curate = n     
curative = 1. n  ; 2. a     
curator = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)   ( . )      
curb = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v ,     
curbstone = n   
curd = 1. n . pl ; 2. v  ( , ) ,       
curdle = v  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  ( ) ,       
cure = 1. n  1) ,  (,  - for) ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  ( )      
cure-all = n ,      
cureless = a   
curfew = n  1) .   (       ) ;  2)  ,               
curio = n    
curiosity = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)        
curious = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  , ,     ;  4)       
curl = 1. n  1) , , pl  ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) ; 2. v  1) (),  ( ) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)   ;  4)  ( , ) ; to ~ up )     ,  ( , )     ; )        
curlicue = n   
curling = a   
curling irons = n pl     
curling tongs = . curling irons  
curlpaper = n   
curly = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
currant = n  1) , black (red, white) ~s      () ;  2)  ( . dried ~s)      
currency = n  1)   ,      ; 
to give ~ to   ;  2) , , paper ~  ;  3) ,      (,   . .) ; to gain ~            
current = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ,  () ;  3) . , alternating ~, commuted ~      , direct (primary) ~      () ; 2. a  1)  (  ,  ) ;  2)  ( ,       . .) , ,    (      ) ; to pass (  
to go, to     run) ~   ,      ;  3)  ( )      
current account =   1)  ;  2) .        
current assets = .  1) ,       ;  2) a)  ; )      ,        
curriculum = n ( pl curricula )  ,  (, )  
currier = n   
currish = a ,   
curry I = 1. n  (       ) ; 2. v       
curry II = v  1)   () ;  2)        
currycomb = n   
curse = 1. n  1) ; to pronounce a ~      (-.) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; ~s come 
home to roost     .   ,   , I     
don`t care (  give) a ~ (for)          , not worth a ~         ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,   -.      
cursed = a  1) ;  2)       
cursive = a  1) ;  2)       
cursory = a  1) , ;  2)   ( , )      
curt = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  (   . .) ;  3)       
curtail = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
curtailment = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
curtain = 1. n  1) ; to draw the ~s      ;  2) , behind the ~  ; to     ring the ~ down (up)         () , the ~ 
rises, the ~ is     raised  , the ~ falls, the     ~ drops  , , to draw     the ~ )    -.; )     ,  -.;  3) . ; iron ~  ; 2. v     
curtain-fire = n .    
curtsy = 1. n ; to make a ~  ; 2. v      
curvature = n ,   
curve = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) . ; 2. v  1) ();  2) (), ()      
curve ball =   1) .  ( ) ;  2) ,       
curvet = 1. n  (  ) ; 2. v      
curvilinear = a   
cushion = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) . ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)   (  )      
cushy = a . ,  ( )  
cusp = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)  ()      
cuspidor = n .   
custard = n    
custodian = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)       
custody = n  1) , , ; to have the ~     of ; to be in the ~ of       , ;  2) , , , in ~      ,  , 
military ~ ,     to take into ~   , ;     to give into ~         
custom = n  1) , native ~s ,      ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) attr .         
customary = a ,   
customer = n  1) , , . ;  2) . , , awkward (ugly, tough)     ~  (, )     , rum ~ ,            
custom-made = a .     
customs = n pl  1)  ;  2) (the C.)        
customs house =   
customs officer =   
cut = 1. n  1) , ,  (, )     ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  () ,  () ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5) ;  6)  (, ) ,      () ;  7)  ; 
to give smb. the     ~ direct   -.;  8) , ;  9)   ( ) ;     10) , a short ~ ,      ; a ~ above .         ( ) , a ~ and thrust      ; 2. v ( past, p. p. cut)  1) , , , , it     ~s him to the heart (  to 
the quick)         ;  2)  (, ) ,        ( -. - at);  3)   ;  4) , ,  ,      () ;  5)  (, ) ;  6) ;  7) ,  () ;  8)  ( ) , ,      ( ) , ,      ( ) ;  9)  (, ) ,      () ;     10)  ( , ) ;     11)  () ;     12)   -.,  ,        -.; to ~ smb. dead      -.;     13) . , ; to ~ and run      ; to ~ across      (  . .) ; to ~ away ) ,     ; ) . ; to ~ down )      () ; )  () ;     to ~ in )  ( , ) ,        () ,      (    ) ; ) .     ; to ~ off ) ; )       ; ) , ,      () ; to be ~ off .  ;     ) 
to ~ off with a shilling      ; to ~ out ) , ; to     be ~ out for the job          ; )        ; ) .   ; to ~ over     .  ,  (-.     ) ; to ~ under       ( ) ; to ~ up ,     ; to ~ and come again         ; to ~ up rough .       
cut-away = n   
cute = n .  1) , , ;  2) . ,       
cutlet = n  , veal ~    
cut-out = n  1) .  ,     ;  2) ,       
cutpurse = n . -  
cutter I = n   
cutter II = n  1)  ( , ) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)        
cutthroat = n  1) , ;  2) attr       
cutting I = n  1)  ( , ) , press ~      ;  2) , ;  3) pl , ;  4) ,  (  . .) ;  5) .       
cutting II = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
cuttlefish = n .   
cutty = n    
cutwater = n .   
cyanic = a .   
cyanide = n .   ,   
cyanogen = n .  1) ;  2) attr       
cybernetic = n   
cyclamen = n . ,    
cycle I = 1. n ,   ,   ; 2. v   ,        
cycle II = 1. n  1) ( .  bicycle) ;  2) ( .  
motorcycle) ; 2. v         
cycler = n . . cyclist  
cyclic = a  1) ;  2) .       
cyclical = . cyclic  
cycling I = n .  ,   
cycling II = n   
cyclist = n   
cyclone = n   
cyclopaedia = n   
cyclopaedic = a   
cyclotron = n .   
cygnet = n    
cylinder = n  1) ., . ;  2) . , ;  3)       
cylindrical = n   
cymbals = n .   Cymric = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ) ,  ; )         (,       .) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  (       )      Cymry = n .  1) , ;  2)       
cynic = n   
cynical = a ,   
cynicism = n   
cynosure = n  1)   ;  2)  , .        
cypher = 1, 2 . cipher 1.,2.  
cypress = n .   Cyprian = 1. n  , ; 2. a     Cypriot(e) = 1. n  , , ; 2. a ,           Cyrillic = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2) .  ,  ; 2. a  1)  ( ) ;  2) .  ( ) ; ~ alphabet )     ; )  ; )      ; )        
czar = n   Czech = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     Czechia = n   Czechoslovak = 1. n .  ; 2. a = Czechoslovakian    Czechoslovakia = .   Czechoslovakian = a  D, d = ( pl Ds, d`s ) n  1) 4-  .  ;  2) 4-  , vitamin D  D;  3) . d (  )     ;  4) (D) . ;  5) (D)  ,  ;  6) (D)  (       )      `d = . .  had, should, would  I, you, he  . .  
da = . dad  
dab I = 1. n  1)  ,  ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ,  -.,     ,  (at) , ;  2) ;  3)  ,         
dab II = n  ()  
dab III = n . ,   
dabble = v  1) ;  2) (), ();  3) .  -. ,     -      
dabbler = n ,   
dabby = a ,   
dabster = n ,   
dace = n  ()  
dacha = n .   
dachshund = n .  ()  
dacron = n  ( )  
dactyl = n .   
dactylic = 1. n . pl  ; 2. a     
dactylogram = n    
dactylography = n   
dad = n . ,   
daddy = . dad  
dado = n  1) . ;  2)       
daemon = . demon  
daemonic = . demonic  
daffodil = n  1) - ;  2) -       
daft = a , ; to go ~    
dag = n     
dagger = 1. n  1) , at ~s drawn  ;  2) . ; to look ~s       ; to speak ~s      ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) .        
daggle = v ,   
dago = n ( pl -os, -oes ) . .  ( , , )  
dahlia = n   
daily = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  ; 2. a , ; 3. adv     
daintiness = n ,   
dainty = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
daiquiri = n ,            
dairy = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . dairy-
farm      
dairy-farm = n    
dairying = n    
dairymaid = n  1)   ;  2)       
dairyman = n  1)   ;  2)           
dais = n , ,   
daisy = n  1) ;  2) . -.       
dale = . , ; to curse up hill and down     ; up hill and down ~        
dalesman = n   (  )  
dalliance = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)    -.      
dally = v  1)  ,   ;  2) ;  3) , ; to ~ away      ,  ; to ~ off            Dalmatian I = 1. n  , ,   ; 2. 
a ,     Dalmatian II = n   ( . ~ dog)  
daltonian = 1. n . ; 2. a  1) (D.) ;  2) .       
daltonism = n .   
dam = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1)   (  to ~ up);  2) ,  (  .     .) ; to ~ out         
damage = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) pl .   ;  4) . , what`s the ~?       ?; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3) ;  4)       
damageable = a    
damask = 1. n  1)    ;  2)  , ;  3)  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) ; 3. v  1)   ;  2)        
dame = n , .    
dammit = int . ( .  damn it) ,  !  
damn = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) not to care a ~       , '', not worth a ~       ; 2. v  1) , I`ll be ~ed if       , ; ~ it all!  !, ,     !;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .  ()      
damnable = a  1)  ;  2) . ,       
damnably = adv  1) ;  2) . ,       
damnation = 1. n  1) ; may ~ take it!  !;  2) ;  3) .  () ; 2. int !    
damnatory = a   
damned = 1. a  1) ;  2) , , ; 2. 
adv , , it is ~ hot        
damning = a  1)  ;  2) .       
damp = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; to 
cast a ~ over     ;  3)  ;  4) . ; 2. 
a , ; 3. v  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , , ;  4) . ,       
dampen = v  1) . damp 3.;  2)       
damper = n  1) -.  -.,  ;  2) . ,  ,  (     ) ;  3) .       
damping = n  1) ;  2) . , ;  3)        
dampish = a   
damp-proof = a   
dampy = a ,   
damsel = n  1) . ;  2)     ,           
damson = n ,     
dance = 1. n  1) , country ~  ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  ; to give a ~        ; to lead     smb. in a pretty ~ .  -.      ,  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ,  (     ) ; to ~ to smb.`s tune (  
pipe)       -. ; to ~ upon nothing            
dance-hall = n .    
dancer = n  1) ;  2) , , ; 
merry ~s            
dancing = 1. n , ; 2. a     
dancing hall = = dance-hall  
dandelion = n   
dander = n . , , ; to get one`s ~ 
up (),       
dandle = v  1)  ()     ;  2) ,       
dandruff = n   
dandy I = 1. n  1) , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) .       
dandy II = n  1)      ;  2) .  ;  3) .        
dandy-brush = n   
dandyism = n ,   Dane I = n , ; the ~s   Dane II = n    
danger = n  1) ; in ~ of one`s life        ; out of ~      ; to stand in ~ of one`s life        ;  2) ; a ~ to peace        
dangerous = a , ,   
danger-signal = n  1)  ;  2) .-.  ' '      
danger zone = .    
dangle = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ; to ~ about, to ~     after, to ~ round   -.      
dangler = n  1)   ;  2) ) ; )       Danish = 1. n  1)  ;  2) the ~ (.  pl) ; 2. a     
dank = a ,   
dap = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) () ;  3) ()  ,  (     )      
dapper = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
dapple = 1. a , ;   (   ) ; 2. v ()     
dapple-grey = a    ( )  
dare = v ( past dared, durst; p. p. dared; 3- . . . . . . dare)  1) , , ; I ~     say  , , ;  2) ;  3)  ( - to) ,        
daredevil = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
daring = 1. n , ; 2. a , ,     
dark = 1. n  1) , ; at ~  , ; in     the ~  ; before (after) ~  ()      ;  2) , ; to keep smb. in     the ~  3)  -.  ; to be in the     ~ about smth. )    -.; )        -.;  4) ;  5) . ; the lights and ~s of a picture         ; 2. a  1) ; to get (  to grow) ~ ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , ; to keep smth. ~      -.  ; to keep ~     ;  5) , ;  6) , ;  7) ,       
darken = v  1) ,  ;  2)  , , ,     ;  3) ;  4)       
darkish = a   
darkle = v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
darkling = 1. a  1)     ;  2) ; 2. adv  ,      
darkly = adv  1) ;  2) , ,       
darkness = n , ,   
darkroom = n  -,    
darksome = a . , ,   
darling = 1. n  1) , -; my ~!  !,      !, !;  2) ; the ~ of fortune      ; 2. a , ,     
darn I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v     
darn II = v . ,   
darnel = n ,    
darning = n   
dart = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  ;  4) ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ;  2) ,  ; to ~ 
down      , .       
darting = a ,   
dartingly = adv ,   Darwinism = n   
dash = 1. n  1)  , , .     , ; to make a ~ ,     ;  2) , ; at 
one ~   ;  3) , , ;  4) ;  5) ();  6)  -.; a ~ of purple      ;  7) ;  8) ; to cut a ~ ,     ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) (), () (. .)     ;  3) , ; to ~ against (      upon) smth. ,       -.;  4) , ;  5) ,   ( . to ~     off);  6) ;  7) ;  8) , ;  9) .       
dashboard = n  1)  () ;  2) .,   ,       
dasher = n  1) ,  ,     ;  2) .  ()      
dashing = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
dastard = n ,    
dastardly = a ,   
data = n pl  1) . datum;  2) , , , .       
data bank =   1) .  , ,      ;  2) .  ()             
data base = .  1)  ,  ; ~     
language   ;  2) .   (       )      
datable = a    
data processing = .    
date I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; out of ~ ; up 
to ~     () , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ()  (,   . .) ;  3)   ( -. )      
date II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,    ; 2. v .   (-.)    
date III = n  1) ;  2)        
dateless = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) . .       
date-palm = n    
dative = 1. n .  ; 2. a .     
datum = n ( pl data)    
daub = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,  ; 2. v  1) ,  (  . .) ;  2) ;  3) ,        
dauber = n ,  ,   
daubster = . dauber  
dauby = a  1) ,   ( ,     ) ;  2) ,       
daughter = n  1) ;  2) attr       
daughter-in-law = n ( pl daughters-in-law)  ,   
daughterly = a   
daunt = v , , nothing ~ed     
dauntless = a ,   
dauphin = n .   
davenport = n  1)          ;  2) . , -      Davis Cup = n  1)   () ;  2)     (        )      
davit = n .   
davy = n . to take one`s ~   ,   
daw = n   
dawdle = 1. n ; 2. v ,    (    to ~ away)    
dawdler = n ,   
dawn = 1. n  1) ,  ; about ~      ,   ; at ~      ,  ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ();  2) , , ;  3)  ; it 
has ~ed upon him            
day = n  1) , ; at ~  , before ~      ; by ~ ; every ~  ;     all (the) ~ long   ; by the     ~ ; ~ about, every other ~      ; the ~ after tomorrow ; the     ~ 
before ; the ~ before yesterday     ; good ~! !;      !; ~ in, ~ out    ; ~ 
off      ; polling ~  ; first     ~ ; one`s natal ~  ;     red-letter ~ ,  ;     banner ~, high ~  ; 
one ~     ; the other ~ ,  ; some     ~ -; one fine ~        ; from ~ to ~    ; to a ~       ; ~ by ~, ~ after ~   ;     one of these ~s   ,  ;     this many 
a ~    , ;     this ~ fortnight (week)        (); to name the ~       ;  2) , ; in these latter ~s, at the     
present ~   , ; in the ~s of     old   , ; in ~s to come      ; one`s palmy ~s  ,      ; to close (  to end)     
one`s ~s ;  3)  ; Victory Day  ;     
to carry (  to win) the ~      ; to lose the ~  ;     Independence Day   ;     Inauguration Day           ;  4) .         ;  5) attr ; the ~ after (before) the     fair   (); to call it a ~       ; 
on one`s ~        
day-border = n .   
day-boy = n .    
daybreak = n ; at ~    
day-care = a   ()   (  ) ; ~ services    
day-dream = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  ()    
day-dreamer = n ,   
day-girl = n .    
day-labor = n    
day-laborer = n   
daylight = n  1)  ,  ; to     
burn ~ )   ; )       , ;  2) ;  3) , ; to let ~ into )      ; ) . ,       
daylight-saving = n         
day-long = 1. a   ; 2. adv  , -    
day-nursery = n     
day-school = n  1)   ;  2)           
day-spring = n . ,   
day-star = n    
day-ticket = n  ,      
day-time = n ,  ; in the ~   
day-to-day = a , ,   
daywork = n  1)  ;  2) .          
daze = 1. n ; in a ~ ,    ; 2. v ,     
dazzle = 1. n  ; 2. v ,     D-day = n .     
de- = pref    :  1)  -. -.            : to dethrone      , ;  2) ,           : merit ; demerit ,     ;  3)  ,       : to degrade       
deacon = 1. n ; 2. v .      
dead = 1. a  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( ,   .     .) ;  5) , ;  6)  ( , , ) ;  7) , ; ~ certainty      ; in ~ earnest      ;  8)  ( , ) ;  9) . ; ~ as a 
doornail (      ) ; ~ above the ears,     ~ from the neck . . , ; ~     and gone  ; to be ~ with     hunger   ; 2. n  1) the ~ (.  pl) , ;  2) the ~ of night  ,      ; on the ~ . . ; 3. adv , ; ~ broke    ; ~ against )    ; )    ( )   ; ~ drunk  ; ~ tired        
dead-alive = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
dead-beat = a  1) ,  ;  2) .  (      ) ,  (  )      
deaden = v  1) , ;  2) () , , , ;  3) () ;  4) ,       
dead-end = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; 2. a  1)   , ,     ;  2)       
deadfall = n . ,   
deadhead = n  1)   ;  2)  , '';  3)  , ' ';  4) ;  5) ) ,          ; )      ,   . .      
dead heat = . .  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
dead-house = n ,   
dead-light = n  ,      
deadline = n  1) ,   ;  2)   (-.)      
deadlock = n  , ,    
deadly = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) . , ; 2. adv  1) ;  2) ,       
deadman = n . () ,  (  )  
dead-nettle = n    
dead-office = n   
dead-pan = n  1)  , ,      ;  2) attr       
dead-water = n  1)  ;  2) .       
dead-wind = n    
deaf = 1. a , . .   ;   ~ in an ear    ; ~ as an   adder, ~ as a post   ; 2. n the ~ (.  pl)     
deaf-and-dumb = a   
deafen = v  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)        
deafening = a  1) ;  2)       
deaf-mute = n   
deafness = n   
deal I = 1. n  1) , , a great (  a good) ~     
of ,  ; a great ~      . .   ,     ; a great ~ better  ;  2) . ; 2. v ( past, p. p. dealt)  1) ,  ( . to ~ out);  2) .       
deal II = 1. n .  1) , square ~  ;  2) , a criminal ~  ;     New Deal ' ' (        . . ) ; 2. v ( past, p. p. dealt)  1)  (-. - in,  -. - with)     ,   ( -. - with) ;  2)   -.,       -. (with) ;  3) ,  (, ,     with) ;  4) ,  ; to ~ with smb.     cruelly ,   -.       
deal III = 1. n    ; 2. a     
dealer = n  1) , retail ~  ; ~     in 
old clothes ;  2)  ;  3) ~ in politics ,      ; a plain ~ ,            
dealership = n  1)            ;  2)  ,      ()      
dealing = n  1) ;  2) pl ,  ;  3) pl        
dealt I = past, p. p. . deal I 2.    
dealt II = past, p. p. . deal II 2.    
dean I = n  1)  () ;  2)   ;  3)  ,        
dean II = n   
deanery = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)        
dear = 1. n  1) , -, , -;  2) . ; 2. a  1) , , (  .)     , , Dear Sir      ;  2) , ; 3. adv ; 4. int ~, ~! oh ~!, ~ me!    , ,   . .    
dearly = adv  1) , he would ~ love to         ( -.) ;  2) , . .  ;  3) , to love ~        
dearness = n  1) , , , ;  2)       
dearth = n , ,   ; ~ 
of labor     
deary = n , ,  (.  )  
death = n  1) , . , ,     , 
civil ~  ; natural     (violent) ~  ()     ; to be the ~ of smb.       -. , ; .      -.; at ~`s door  ,       ; to ~ , ; 
tired to     ~  ; to put to ~     ;  2) 
attr ; to be ~ on .        -.      
death-bed = n    
deathbell = n    
death-blow = n  ,    
death camp = n  ,   
death-cup = n    
death-duty = n  1)   ;  2)        
death-feud = n    
death-hunter = n   
deathless = a   
deathlike = a  ; a ~ silence    
deathly = 1. a , ; 2. adv     
death-rate = n ,    
death-rattle = n    
death-roll = n    
death`s-head = n  (  )  
death-struggle = n   
death-trap = n  ,   
death-warrant = n  1)           ;  2)        
deb = n .   
debacle = n  1)  ;  2)   ;  3)  ;  4)       
debar = v  1) ,  (  -.) ;  2) ,       
debark = v (), () ( )  
debarkation = n ,  ( )  
debase = v  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  ()      
debasement = n  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)       
debatable = a  1) ;  2)       
debate = 1. n  1) , , ; to open     the ~  ;  2) , ; beyond ~ ;  3) (the ~s) pl         ; 2. 
v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
debater = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
debauch = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2)  (  . .)      
debauchee = n  1) ;  2)       
debauchery = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
debenture = n  1)  ,      ;  2)         ;  3) ,         ;  4) .         
debilitate = v   
debility = n  (  . .)  
debit = 1. n . , to put to the ~     ; 2. 
v .       
debonair = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
debouch = v     ( , )  
debouchment = n  1)     ;  2)        
debris = n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3)       
debt = n , ; ~ of honor  ; a bad ~  , National Debt  ; in ~  ; to get (  to run) into ~   ; to get out of ~   ,   ; to contract ~s  ; to pay the ~ of (  to) nature   
debtor = n , .   
debunk = v . ,   
debus = v . (), ()    
debut = n ; to make one`s ~   
debutant = n   
debutante = n   
deca- = pref -, -  
decade = n  1) ;  2)       
decadence = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (     )      
decadency = . decadence  
decadent = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
decahedral = a   
decalcify = v     
decamp = v  1)   ,   ;  2)       
decampment = n  1)   ;  2)        
decant = v  1) , , ;  2)  ()          
decanter = n   
decapitate = v   
decapitation = n   
decarbonize = v   
decay = 1. n  1) , . , ; to     fall 
into ~ ,   ;  2)  () ;  3)  () ; 2. v  1) , , , .       ;  2)  ( )      
decayed = a   
decease = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
deceased = 1. n (the ~) ; 2. a ,     
decedent = n   
deceit = n ,   
deceitful = a  1) , ;  2)       
deceive = v ; to ~ oneself   
deceiver = n   
decelerate = v  ,   December = n  1) ;  2) attr       Decembrist = n . .   
decency = n , , . ; by ~, 
in (common) ~  , human ~ (),   
decennary = 1. n ; 2. a  ( , )    
decennial = a ,      
decent = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ,       
decently = adv  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
decentralization = n   
decentralize = v   
deception = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
deceptive = a   
deci- = pref - (  )  
decide = v (),  ; to ~ in favor of (against) smb.     () -.; to ~ 
between  ,   
decided = a  1)  ( , ) ;  2) ,       
decidedly = adv  1) ;  2) ,       
deciduous = a  1)  (, ) ;  2) , ;  3)       
decigram(me) = n   
deciliter = n   
decimal = 1. n  , recurring ~     ; 2. a     
decimalize = v  1)    ;  2)          
decimate = v  1)   , .      ,  (   .     .) ;  2) .        
decimation = n  1)   , .      , ;  2) .        
decimetre = n   
decipher = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (  . .)      
decipherable = a    
decision = n  1) , ; to arrive at a ~, to     
come to a ~  ;  2) , ; a man 
of ~      ; to lack ~            
decision maker = n ,    
decision making =  ,     
decisive = a  1) ,   ;  2) ,  (     ,)      
decivilize = v     
deck = 1. n  1) ; upper ~ )  ; )     .  ; middle ~      ; lower ~  ; ~ passenger      ; under ~(s)  ;  2) . )  () ; ) .     ,   () ; )          ; )      ;  3) . . , ;  4) .  .  ;  5)  ;  6)  (  ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
deck-cabin = n     
deck-chair = n   
decker = n  1) )  ; ) one-decker,     single-
decker )  ; )      ; two-
decker,     double-decker )  ; )      ;  2) ) . . () ; ) .      ;  3) .       
deck-hand = n    
deck-house = n .   
decking = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3)       
deck-light = n .    
deck-passenger = n    
deck-roof = n   ( )  
declaim = n  1) ;  2)  , ; to ~     against   -.      
declamation = n  1) ;  2) ,        
declamatory = a  1) ;  2)       
declaration = n  1) , ;  2) ; ~ of 
war  ; ~     of the poll             
declarative = a   
declaratory = a  1) ;  2)       
declare = v  1) , ;  2) ; to ~ 
oneself ,     ; I am surprised, I ~ ,      ;  3)  ( - for,  -     
against) ; to ~ off  (       . .)      
declared = a  1) , ;  2)       
declasse = . declassed  
declassed = a   
declension = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ; in the ~ of years             
declensional = a .   
declinable = a .   
declination = n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3)  ;  4) . ,       
decline = 1. n  1) , ; to fall into a ~      (.  ) ;  2) ,  () ;  3) ,  (, ) ; on the ~      ,  ; 
the ~ of the moon       ; 2. v  1) ,  (  .     .) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ,       ;  3)   , ;  4) (), ();  5) .       
declivity = n , ,  ()  
declivous = a ,   
declutch = v . ,   
decode = v   
decolor = v   
decolorant = n    
decoloration = n   
decolorize = . decolourize  
decompensation = n . ,   , cardial ~    
decompose = v  1)    ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) .  ()      
decomposite = 1. n  1) ,    ;  2)  ; 2. a        
decomposition = n  1) ;  2) ,       
decompound = 1. . decomposite; 2. . decompose  1)      
decompression = n  1) . ()  ,      , ;  2) . ;  3) . ,   ()           
decompression chamber =    
deconsecrate = v  ( )  
decontaminate = v ,   
decontamination = n ,   
decorate = v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  ,   . .      
decorated = a  1) , ;  2)  ,   . .      
decoration = n  1) ;  2) pl   (,       . .) ;  3) ,   . .      
decorative = a   
decorator = n  1) ;  2) ,       
decorous = a ,   
decorum = n , ,   
decouple = v  1) . , ;  2) .          (   )      
decoupling = n  1)  , ,     ;  2) . ,               
decoy = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v ,     
decrease = 1. n , , ; to be   on the ~   , ; 2. v (),     
decree = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  () ; 2. v  , ,     
decrement = n  1) ,  ;  2) . ;  3)        
decrepit = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
decrepitate = v  1) .   ;  2)         
decrepitation = n  1) . ;  2)       
decrepitude = n  1) ;  2)       
decrescent = a  (.  )  
decretive = a   
decretory = a . decretive  
decry = v , ,   
decumbent = a  1) , ;  2) .         
decuple = 1. n  ; 2. a ; 3. v     
dedans = n .  1) .             ;  2) (the ~) .       
dedicate = v  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) . ,  ()      
dedicated = a ,   (, )  
dedication = n  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)    ,       ;  4) ) ; ) ;  5) . ,       ()          
deduce = v  1)  (  . ., from) ;  2)   ( - from)      
deduct = v ,   
deduction = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) .       
deductive = a .   
deed = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; in ~ and not 
in name       ,   ; in (very) ~       ,  ;  3) ;  4) . , ; 2. v . .       
deem = v , , ; ~ highly     -.  
de-emphasis = n  ,   
de-emphasize = v  1)  (-.)  ,      ;  2) ,  (,   .     .)      
deep = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2) (the ~) . , ; 2. a  1) ; ~ in love   ; ~     
in debt    ;  2)  (-.) ; ~ in his 
pursuit        ; to be ~ in     thought  ;  3) ,  ( , ) ;  4)  ,  ( , ) ; a ~     one .  ; 3. adv , ; to go ~ into   ; to 
drink ~  ; ~ into   the night       
deep-drawn = a   ,  ( )  
deepen = v  1) (), ();  2)  ,  ( ,     ) ;  3) () ( , )      
deep-felt = a    
deepfreeze = 1. n . ; 2. v .  ()    
deep-laid = a     ( )  
deeply = adv   
deep-rooted = a    
deep-sea = a   
deep-seated = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) ,  ( )      
deep space =      
deepwater = a  1)   ( ) ;  2)          ( )      
deer = n (pl  .) , , . .    
deer-forest = n    
deer-hound = n    
deerskin = n  ,   
deer-stacker = n  1)    ;  2) ()        
deface = v  1) , , ;  2) ,  , ;  3) , ; to ~ a 
stamp      ()       
defacement = n  1) , , ;  2)       
de facto = adv , -  
defalcate = v  ( ) ,    
defalcation = n   ,   
defalcator = n   
defamation = n ,   
defamatory = a , ,   
defame = v , , ,   
default = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ( ) ; 
to go by ~         (  ) ;  3)  -., ; in ~ of      ;  ;  4) .   ; 2. v  1)   (  . .) ;  2)    ;  3)   ;  4) .         
defaulter = n  1) ,   ,           . . ;  2)       
defeasance = n ,   
defeasible = a   ,   
defeat = 1. n  1) ; to suffer a ~      ;  2) ,  () ,      () ;  3) . ; 2. v  1)  ,  ( ) ,      ;  2)  (  . .) ;      () ;  3) .       
defeatism = n .   
defeatist = n .   
defecate = v  1) () (   . .) ,      () ;  2)       
defecation = n  1) ;  2)       
defect I = n  1) , , , ,     , 
corporal ~  ;  2) ;  3)       
defect II = v , ; to ~ to the enemy    ,    
defection = n ,   
defective = a  1)  (. .  ) ,     ;  2) ;  3) ,        
defector = n , ,   
defence = n  1) ,  (. .  .) ,     Ministry 
of D.  ,     national ~  ,      , the system of collective ~       ; civil ~      ; air ~      ;  2) pl  ;  3)  (,    . .)      
defenceless = a   
defenceman = n ( pl -men ) .   
defend = v  1) (), ();  2)  (  . .) ,     ;  3) .        
defendant = n . , ,   
defender = n ; the ~s of peace    
defense = . . defence, Department of D. .  , Secretary of D. .    
defensible = a  1) .   ,      ;  2)       
defensive = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; to act (  to     be, to stand) on the ~ ,     ; 2. a     
defer I = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
defer II = v ,   -. ,  (to)  
deference = n ,  ; in (  out of) ~ to   ; with all due ~   ; to show ~ 
to     
deferent = a ,  ( , )  
deferential I = a   
deferential II = = deferent  
deferment = n   
defiance = n  1)  (   . .) ;  2)  , ; in     ~ of ) ; )   ;     to set at ~, to bid ~ to ,      ,  ,             
defiant = a   
defiantly = adv  ,   
deficiency = n  1) , , ;  2) . , oxygen ~            
deficient = a  1) , , ,      -. (in) ;  2) ;  3)  ( . 
mentally ~)      
deficit = n   
defilade = 1. n .  ; 2. v .     
defile I = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
defile II = v ,     
defile III = n ,   
defilement = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
definable = a   
define = v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  (,     )      
definite = a , ,   
definition = n  1) ;  2) , , ,           
definitive = a ,   
deflagrate = v      
deflagration = n ()   
deflate = v  1)  (, ) ;  2) .          ;  3) .        
deflation = n  1)  (, ) ;  2) .       
deflect = v  1) () ( - from) ;  2)       
deflection = n  1) , ,       ;  2)       
deflexion = . deflection  
deflower = v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)       
defogger = n . .       
defoliate = 1. n  ; 2. v      
defoliation = n    ,   
deforce = v  1) .  ;  2)          
deforcement = n .    , ,   
deforest = v ,    
deform = v  1) , ;  2) .       
deformation = n  1) , ;  2) .       
deformity = n ,   
defraud = v  1) ;  2)       
defray = v   
defrayal = n ,    
defrayment = . defrayal  
defrock = v     
defrost = v ()  
defroster = .  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
deft = a , ,   
defunct = 1. n (the ~) , ; 2. a     
defuse = v  1) )   () ; )      ( ) ,     ,   ;  2)       
defy = v  1)  (   . .) ,      ;  2)  ,      () ,  (  . .) ;  3)   (, )      
degas = v   
degeneracy = n   
degenerate = 1. n , ; 2. a ; 3. v     
degeneration = n  1) ;  2) .       
degenerative = a ,   
deglutition = n ,   
degradation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; ;  4) . ;  5) .  ()      
degrade = v  1) ;  2) , , ,     ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;  4)  ( , ) , ;  5) .  ()      
degree = n  1) , ; by ~s ; in     some ~, 
to a certain ~   ;     not in the least ~ , ; to the     last ~   ;  2)  () , ;  3)  ,  ; honorary ~      ; to go up for a ~          ; to     take one`s ~  ;  4) ;  5) .  ; Comparative     Degree  ; Superlative     Degree  ;  6)  , ; third ~ .              
degressive = a ,   
dehydrate = a ,  (  . .)  
dehydration = n .   
de-ice = v .    
deification = n  1) ;  2)       
deify = v  1) ;  2) ,       
deign = v , ,   
deism = n   
deist = n   
deity = n  1) ;  2)       
deject = v ,   ,   
dejected = a , ,   
dejection = n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) . ,       
dejeuner = n   
de jure = adv , -  
delate = v   
delation = n   
delator = n   
delay = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , without ~     ;  3) , , ,     ;  4) attr ; ~ 
action      ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
delectable = a . . ,    
delectation = n ,   
delegacy = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
delegate = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  (  . .)      
delegation = n  1) ;  2) ,        
delete = v  (,   . .) ,  (. .)  
deleterious = a   
deletion = n ,  (. .)  
deli = n ( .  delicatessen) . ,    
deliberate = 1. a  1) ,  ,     , ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . .) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
deliberately = adv  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
deliberation = n  1) , after long ~       ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
deliberative = a   
delicacy = n  1) ,  (,   .     .) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
delicate = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5)  (.  )      
delicatessen = n .  1)  ;  2)  ,        
delicious = a  1) , ;  2)       
delict = n .  ,   
delight = 1. n  1) , ; to the ~       ; to take ~ in smth.        -.,      -.;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ;  3)       
delighted = a ,   
delightful = a ,   
delimit = v  ,   
delimitate = . delimit  
delimitation = n  ,   
delineate = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
delineation = n  1) , ;  2) , ,       
delinquency = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
delinquent I = n ,   
delinquent II = a  1) ;  2) .       
delirious = a  1)   ; to grow ~       ;  2)       
delirium = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
delitescent = a   
deliver = v  1) , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)  () ,  (,     ) ;  5)  (from) ;  6) .  () ; be ~ed of      ( , . . -.)     ;  7)  (, ) ;  8) , ; to ~ over     , ; to ~ up      () ; to ~ oneself       
deliverance = n  1) , ;  2)  ,       
delivery = n  1) , ;  2) , the early ~, 
the first ~     ,   ;     
special ~ )  ; )      ; on ~  ;  3)   ; .      ;  4) ;  5) , ;  6) . ,  (, ) ,      (  . .)      
delivery-boy = n -  
dell = n ()   
delta = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ()      
delude = v   , ; to ~ oneself  ,   
deluge = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , .  (  . .) ; 2. v ,  (. .)    
delusion = n  1) ;  2) , ; to be (  to     
labor) under the ~ () ;  3) .       
delusive = a ,   
de luxe = 1. a ,      , - 2. adv , ,     
delve = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) . , ;  2)  ( , )      
demagogic = a   
demagogue = n   
demagogy = n   
demand = 1. n  1) , , , payable on ~       ,  ;     to have many ~s 
of one`s time       , ;  2) , ; in ~  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , 
this work ~s great patience         ;  3)       
demand note = .  ,     
demarcate = v ,     
demarcation = n ,   
demarche = n ,    
demean I = v . to ~ oneself    
demean II = v , to ~ oneself ,     
demeanor = n ,  ()  
demented = a   
dementi = n    
demerit = n , ,    
demesne = n  1)  (, ) ; to     hold in ~ ;  2) ,  (   )     ;  3)  (, ) ; Royal ~,     State ~  ;  4) ,       
demi- = pref -  
demigod = n   
demilitarize = v ,   
demi-monde = n   
demi-official = a   
demise = 1. n  1)   ;  2)   ;  3)    ,       ;  4) , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)   ,       ;  3)         
demission = n , ,   ,    
demob = . . . demobilize  
demobee = n . , ''  
demobilization = n   
demobilize = v   
democracy = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) (D.) .       ,         
democrat = n  1) ;  2) (D.) .         
democratic = a  1) , ;  2) (D.) ,              
democratize = v   
demography = n ,   
demolish = v  1)  () , ;  2) ,  (  . .) ;  3) . ,       
demolition = n  1) , ;  2)       
demon = n , ,    
demoniac = a  1) ;  2)       
demonic = a   
demonstrable = a   
demonstrate = v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)   ;  5) .        
demonstration = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) .        
demonstration farm =    
demonstrationist = . demonstrator  1)      
demonstrative = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) .       
demonstrator = n  1)  , ;  2) ,        
demoralization = n  ,   
demoralize = v  1) ;  2)        
demos = n ,   
demote = v  ( ,   . .)  
demountable = a ,   
demur = 1. n  1) , without ~  ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
demure = a  1) , ;  2) -,       
den = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4)       
denary = a   
denationalize = v  1)   ,      ;  2)       
denaturalize = v  1)  ,  ;  2)         
denature = v  1)   ;  2)  ()      
denazification = n   
dendriform = a   
dene I = n   
dene II = n   
dengue = n    
denial = n  1) , flat ~  ;  2) ;  3) ,       
denigrate = v , ,   
denim = n   ( ,    . .)  
denizen = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,   ;  3)        ;  4)  ; 2. v  1)    ,   2)  (  ) ;  3)           
denominate = 1. a  ( ) ; 2. v ,     
denomination = n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3) ,       
denominational = a   
denominative = a   
denominator = n .   
denotation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
denotative = a  1)  ( - of) ;  2)       
denote = v  1) , ;  2) ,   -.      
denotement = n ,   
denounce = v  1) , ;  2) . ;  3)       
denouncement = . denunciation  
dense = a  1) ,  (   . .) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4) ,       
density = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  ;  4) ,       
dent = 1. n , ; 2. v ,  ,     
dental = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
denticle = n   
denticulate(d) = a ,   
dentifrice = n  ,    
dentist = n    
dentistry = n    
dentition = n  1)  ;  2)        
denture = n   (. ) ,    
denuclearize = v      
denuclearized = a    , ; ~ 
zone ,    ,    
denudation = n ,   
denude = v  1) , ;  2)  -.; .       
denunciation = n  1) , , ;  2)  ()      
denunciator = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
deny = v  1) ,  ;  2) (); to ~ 
oneself        -.;  3) ,       
deodorant = 1. = deodorizer; 2. a .      
deodorize = v .  ,   
deodorizer = n . , ,   
depart = v  1) , , , ;  2) . ;  3) ,  ( ,       . .) ; to ~ from one`s word     (one`s promise)        ()      
departed = 1. n (the ~) (); 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
department = n  1) , , ;  2) ,  (, ) ;  3) , ;  4) . ; State D., D. of State       (       ) ; D. of Defense            
departmental = a    , ,   
departmentalism = n  1)   ,     ;  2)       
department store =  ,   
departure = n  1) , , ; to take one`s     ~ , ;  2) . , ;  3) ,  ( ,     ) ;  4)  ; a new ~       ,        
depasture = v ()  
depend = v  1)  ( - on, upon) ; it ~s now upon     
himself      ;     that ~a   ,   ; it     depends!  !;  2)  ( - on, upon) ; ~ upon it      ;  3)   ;  4)  .       
dependable = a   
dependant = . dependent  
dependence = n  1)  (upon) ;  2) , ; to 
put (  to place)     one`s ~ in (  on) ,      ;  3) ,  ; to live     
in ~   ;        ( -.)      
dependency = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,              
dependent = 1. n  1) ,  2) ;  3) . ; 2. a  1) ,  ,       ;  2)  (. .  )      
depict = v  1) , ;  2)       
depicture = v  1) . depict;  2)        
depilate = v ,    
deplete = v  1) , ,  (,     ) ;  2)  ,        
depletion = n  1)  (, ) ;  2) ,        
depletive = 1. n  ; 2. a     
deplorable = a ,   
deplore = v  1) , ;  2)        
deploy = 1. n .  () ; 2. v  1) .  () ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  (        )      
deployment = n .  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)        
depolarize = v  1) . ;  2) ,  (  . .)      
depopulate = v  1)    ,     ;  2)  ( ) ,       
depopulation = n  1)    ;  2) ,        
deport I = v ,   
deport II = v to ~ oneself    
deportation = n , ,   
deportee = a ,   
deportment = n ,   
depose = v  1)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  2) .          
deposit = 1. n  1)  ( ) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) . ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ,   ;  2)  (.  ) ;  3) ,  ;  4)  ,        
deposit account = .  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) .         
depositary = n ,     
deposition I = n  1)  ( ) ,  (     ) ,  () ;  2) .         
deposition II = n ,   
depositor = n , , ; ~`s book  ,  ,    
depository = n  1) , , . ,     ;  2) . depositary      
depot I = n  1) ;  2)  .- . ;  3) .  ;  4) attr ,       
depot II = n .    
deprave = v , ,   
depraved = a ,   
depravity = n ,   
deprecate = v  1) ,  , ,     ;  2) . ,       (-.)      
deprecation = n  1) , , ,     ;  2) .       
deprecative = a  1) , , ,     ;  2) .      . .      
deprecatory = a  , ,   
depreciate = v  1) ;  2)   ,  ;  3) , ,             
depreciatingly = adv   
depreciation = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
depreciatory = a  1) ;  2)       
depredation = n . pl , ,  ()  
depredator = n ,   
depress = v  1) , , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) ,  (  . .)      
depressing = a ,   
depression = n  1)  , ;  2) . , ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;  4) ,       
depressurize = v .  1)   ( ,       . .) ;  2)   (        . .)      
deprivation = n  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
deprive = v  (-.)  
depth = v  1) , pl , ;  2) , in the ~ 
of night      ; in the ~ of winter  ;  3)  () ; to get (  to go) out     of one`s ~    ,           
deputation = n  1) , ;  2)       
depute = v  1)   () ;  2)  ;  3)       
deputize = v  1)  , ;  2)  -.;  3) , ,  (     )      
deputy = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
deputy sheriff =    
deracinate = v   ,   
derail = v  1)   () ;  2)         
derailment = n  ()  
derange = v  1)   , ;  2)         
derangement = n  1)   ;  2)        Derby = n  ()  
derby = n .  ( )  
derelict = a , ,   
dereliction = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ;  4)          
deride = v ,   
derision = n  1) , , , to have     (  to hold) in ~ ; to be in ~      ;  2)       
derisive = a  1) , ;  2)       
derisory = . derisive  
derivation = n  1) , , ;  2)  ,      () ;  3)  () ;  4) . ;  5)  (  . .)      
derivative = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3) .  (); 2. a     
derive = v  1)  ;  2)  ,      (  . .) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5)  () ;  6) .       
derm, derma = n . ,   
dermal = a .   
dermatology = n   
derogate = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2) ,         
derogation = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)       
derogatory = a  1) , ;  2)       
derrick = n  1) . -,  ;  2)        
derring-do = n    
dervish = n   
desalinate = v  ( )  
descant = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) . ;  3)  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( -. - upon)      
descend = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (from) ;  4) ,   ;  5) ,  (upon)      
descendant = n , direct ~      
descent = n  1) , ; controlled ~ .      ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4)   ;  5) ;  6) ;  7)   (.  ) ,           
describe = v  1) , ,      (as) ;  2)  (, ) ,       
description = n  1) , ; to baffle (  to     
beggar, to defy) all ~       ; to answer to 
the ~      ;  2) , ,       
descriptive = a , ,   
descry = v , ,   
desecrate = v  ()  
desecration = n ,   
desert I = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ,    .     . ; 2. a ,     
desert II = n ; to get (  to obtain, to meet with) 
one`s ~s     
desert III = v  1) , ;  2) .       
deserter = n   
desertion = n  1)  (  . .) ;  2) ;  3)       
deserve = v ,  ; to ~ well of one`s 
country       
deservedly = adv ,  ,    
deserving = a ,  (  . .)  
desiccate = v  1) , ;  2)       
desiderata = pl . desideratum  
desiderate = v   -.,  -.  
desiderative = a    
desideratum = n ( pl desiderata) -. ,   
design = 1. n  1) , ; by ~, with a ~     ;  2) () ; ~s upon smb. ()       -.;  3) , , , ;  4) ;  5)  , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  , ,     ;  4) ;  5) ,  ,       
designate = 1. a ,        ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)    (as, to, for) ;  3)       
designation = n  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
designedly = adv ,   
designer = n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ;  4)       
designing = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
desirability = n   
desirable = a ,   
desire = n  1) () , ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
desist = v ,   
desk = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)       
deskman = n ( pl -men )  1) .  ;  2)   ( ) ,            
desk officer =   
desk room =   
desk-work = n  1)  ,      ,   ,   . .     ;  2)     (      . .)      
desolate = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ; 2. v  1) , ,      () ;  2) ,        
desolation = n  1) , , ;  2) , ,       
despair = 1. n  1) , ; to fall unto ~       ;  2)  ; 2. v ,   ( - of)    
despairingly = adv ,  ,    
despatch = . dispatch  
desperado = n  ,   
desperate = a  1) ,  ,     ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
desperation = n  1) , ; to drive to ~     .   ,  ;  2) . ,       
despicable = a   
despise = v ,    
despite = 1. prep  ; 2. n . , ; in 
one`s ~    -.    
despiteful = a   
despoil = v   
despoilment = n ,   
despoliation = . despoilment  
despond = v  ,    
despondency = n ,   
despondent = a ,   
despot = n ,   
despotic = a   
despotism = n  1) ;  2)       
dessert = n  1) ,  ();  2) attr       
destination = n ,    
destine = v  1) , , ;  2)       
destined = a ,   
destiny = n   
destitute = a  1)  , ;  2)  (-.)      
destitution = n , ,   
destroy = v , ,   
destroyer = n  1) ;  2) .        
destruction = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)          
destructive = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
desuetude = n ; to fall into ~     
desultory = a , ,   
detach = v  1) , , ;  2) ., . , ,           
detachable = a  1) ;  2)       
detached = a  1) , , ;  2)  (   . .) ,     ;  3) ., . ,       
detachment = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ., . ,            
detail = 1. n  1) , , ; in ~     ; to go (  to enter) into ~s       ;  2) pl , , ;  3) . , ; 2. v  1)  ,       ;  2) . , ,           
detain = v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  () ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)         
detect = v  1) , , ;  2)  ,       
detection = n  1) , ;  2)        
detective = 1. n  1)   , , ;  2)    ; 2. a ,     
detector = n  1)  ;  2) . ,       
detente = n .  ( )  
detention = n  1) ,   ;  2)  ;  3) .    ()      
deter = v ,  ( -. - from)  
detergent = 1. n  1)    , ;  2) . ; 2. a ,     
deteriorate = v (), ()  
deterioration = n , ,   
deteriorative = a ()  
determinant = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) . , ; 2. a ,     
determinate = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
determination = n  1) , ,  2) ;  3)       
determinative = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  ; 2. a ,     
determine = v  1) , , ;  2) ();  3)  (  . .) ;  4) ,  (to) ;      (  . .) ;  5) ;  6) ,  ( )      
determined = a ,   
deterrence = n  1) ;  2) , , ,     nuclear ~  ;  3)  ;  4)       
deterrent = 1. n  1)  ,      ;  2) . ,  ; 2. a ,     
detest = v  ,   
detestable = a ,   
detestation = n  1) , ; to hold (  to     
have) in ~ ;  2)  ,       
dethrone = v   , .   
dethronement = n   , .   
detonate = v (),   
detonation = n ,   
detonator = n   
detour = n  (  ),  ; to make a ~    
detract = v  1) , ;  2)       
detraction = n  1) , ;  2)       
detractive = a  1) , ;  2)       
detrain = v  1) ()  ;  2)  ()      
detriment = n , , without ~ to     
detrimental = a  1) ;  2)       
detrition = n ,     
detruncate = v , ,   
detune = v    
deuce I = n  1) ,  ;  2)   ( )      
deuce II = n  ( ) ; the ~!  !; what 
the ~  ; to play the ~ with , ; ~ a bit   
deuced = 1. a , ; 2. adv ,     
devaluation = n   
devastate = v ,   
devastation = n ,   
develop = v  1) ();  2) ;  3) (), ();  4)        
developed = a ()  ( , )  
developer = n    
developing = 1. n  1) ,   . . ;  2)  ; 2. a , ~ countries        
development = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  , ;  5)        
deviate = v   
deviation = n ,  ()  
device = n  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) , ; left to one`s own ~s             
devil = 1. n  1) , ; the ~ a bit   ;     what 
the ~  ; a ~ to work       ;  2) , ,   ;     printer`s ~         ;  3) (, ) ;  4) 
poor ~ ; ~ among the tailors     , ; blue ~s ; between     the ~ and the deep sea       ;    ; to raise the     ~ , ; ~ take the hindmost!       !; to give the ~ his 
due       ; talk of the ~     and he 
will appear    ; to     play the ~ with  , ; 2. v  ,  -. (for)    
devildom = n ,   
devil-fish = n .  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
devilish = 1. a , ; 2. adv ,     
devil-may-care = a , ,   
devilry = n  1) ,  ;  2) () ;  3)       
devious = a  1)    ,     ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
devise = 1. n .  1) ) ,       ; ) ;  2)  ,      ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) .  () ;  3)       
devisee = n .   
deviser = n  1) ;  2) .       
devisor = . deviser  2)      
devitry = . devilry  
devoid = a  (-. - of ),   (-. - of) ; ~ of fear   
devoir = n , , pl  ; to pay one`s ~s 
to smb.   -.  
devolution = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) . ,       
devolve = v  1)   -. ( ,     ) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)         Devonian = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) .       
devote = v  () ,  (-. - to)  
devoted = a  1) ;  2)  (-., -.) ;  3) ;  4)       
devotedly = adv ,   
devotee = n  1)  (-. - of) ;  2) ,       
devotion = n  1) , ;  2)       
devotional = a ,   
devour = v ,  , . , ; ~ed by anxiety    
devouringly = adv   
devout = a  1) , ;  2)  (   . .)      
dew = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) ; 2. 
v  1) , ;  2) . .  ; it is     
beginning to ~        
dewberry = n   
dew-drop = n  ,   
dew-fall = n   ,   
dew-point = n  .  ,    
dewy = a  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3) ,       
dexter = a   
dexterity = n , ,   
dexterous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
dextrose = n  .  ,   
dextrous = . dexterous  
di- = pref  1) -, -, dichromatic ;  2) . dia-      
dia- = pref  ,   
diabetes = n .  ,   
diabetic = 1. n  , ; 2. a     
diabolic(al) = a  1) ;  2) () ,       
diabolism = n  1) , ;  2)  ,       
diacritic = 1. n .  ; 2. a .     
diacritical = . diacritic 2.    
diadem = 1. n , , ; 2. v      
diagnose = v    
diagnosis = n ( pl diagnoses )   
diagnostic = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl ; 2. a     
diagonal = 1. n ; 2. a ,      
diagram = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)    ,       
diagrammatic = a   
dial = 1. n  1) ,  ,       ( ) ;  2) .  , ''; 2. v  1) )  ; ) ;  2)   (      ) ;  3)  (, )      
dialect = n . , ,   
dialectal = a .   
dialectic = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
dialectical = a   
dialectician = n   
dialectics = n = dialectic  
dialectology = n   
dialogue = n ,   
dialysis = n ( pl -ses) .   
diameter = n   
diametral = a ,   
diametrical = a   
diametrically = adv ; ~ opposed    
diamond = 1. n  1) , , black ~  ,     , sham ~  , rough     ~  ; . ,      ,  ;  2)    ;  3) ;  4) pl . ;  5) .     ; ~ cut     ~ .     ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ; 3. v      
diamond-field = n    
diapason = n  1) ;  2) )  ; ) ; )      -         
diaper = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) .       
diaphanous = a   
diaphragm = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ., .       
diarrhoea = n .   
diary = n  1) ; to keep a ~  ;  2)  -      Diaspora = n  1) . , ;  2) (d.) ) , ,       ; )  (,       . .)      
diathermic = a .   
diathermy = n .   
diathesis = n ( pl -ses) .   
diatribe = n ,    
dibble = v .-.     
dibs = n pl  1)  () ;  2) ;  3) .       
dice = 1. n  1) pl . die I;  2)   ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)    ;  3)         
dicer = n     
dichromatic = a   
dick I = n . to take one`s ~ ,   
dick II = n . .   
dickens = n .   
dicker I = n ,  (,   . .)  
dicker II = 1. n .  ; 2. v   ,         
dickey = n  1) () ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)         
dicky I = n . dickey  
dicky II = a  1) . , ;  2)       
dicta = pl . dictum  
dictaphone = n   
dictate = 1. n  1) . pl , ,     ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  (  . .)      
dictation = n  1) , ;  2)       
dictator = n   
dictatorial = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
dictatorship = n   
diction = n  1) ,   ;  2)       
dictionary = n , a pronouncing ~    
dictum = n ( pl . dicta)  1) , ;  2) ()       
did = past . do I 1.  
didactic = a ,   
didactics = n   
diddle = v  1) , ,  (     -.) ;  2)   ,       
diddle-daddle = n . , ,   
dido = n . . , , ; to cut up ~es ,   
die I = n ( pl dice)  , , . , ; 
the ~ is cast  ; to be upon the ~      
die II = 1. n ( pl dies) , ; 2. v ,     
die III = v  1)  ( -. - of, from,  -.     - 
for) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( ) ,      ( ) ;  4) .   ( . to be dying     for) to ~ away ) , ; )     ,  ( , ) ; )       ; to ~ off ) ; )        ; to ~ out )     ; ) ; to ~ in the last     ditch  ; to ~ in harness       ; to ~ in one`s 
boots       ; never say ~!       (),  !      
die-hard = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) . ,  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
diesis = n ( pl dieses )  1) . ;  2) .                
diet I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v   ,  -.    ; to ~ oneself      
diet II = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ()       
dietary = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a     
dietetic = a   
differ = v  1) , ,  (from)     ;  2)  ,  (       . ., from, with) ; 
to agree to ~                
difference = 1. n  1) , ; to split the ~     ,   ; it makes a     great ~   ,       ;  2)  ; 
specific ~  .      ;  3) , ;  4)  . ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  .        
different = a  1) , , ; that is     quite ~    ;  2) ,       
differential = 1. n  . ; 2. a  1)  . ;  2) ;  3)       
differentiate = v  1) (), ();  2) ();  3)       
differentiation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
differently = adv , -,   
difficult = a  1) ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3)       
difficulty = n  1) ; to stem difficulties       ;  2) ,       
diffidence = n , ,     
diffident = a , ,     
diffluent = a  1) , ;  2)    ;  3)       
diffract = v ,  ()  
diffuse = 1. a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ,       
diffusion = n  1) , ;  2)  . ;  3)       
diffusive = a  1) , ;  2)  . ,  3)       
dig = 1. n  .  1) , ; to give smb. a ~ in the     
ribs  -.  ;  2)  , ; 
to have     a ~ at, to give one a ~ ,      () ;  3)  . ;  4) pl , '', ''; 2. v ( past , p . p . dug)  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  . , ; to ~ in the 
ribs,     to ~ the side   ;  4)  .  .  , ;     to ~ down , ; to ~ for     , , ; to ~ from     ; to ~ 
in, to ~ into )     , ; to ~ oneself in     ; )  (  . .) ; to     ~ out ) , ; )  .      .  , ; to ~     through , ; to ~ up )     , ; )  ;     )  .  . ,       
digest I = n  , ,  (,   . .) ,   
digest II = v  1) () ( ) ;  .     ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
digestible = a  1) ;  2)        
digestion = n  1) ;  2)  (  . .)      
digestive = 1. n ,  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)        
digger = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  . ;  4)         
digging = n  1) , ,  ;  2) ,  ;  3) pl  . ,       
digit = n  1) ;  2)   0  9      
digital = a  1)   ;  2) ;  3)  .  ;  4)       
digital clock =   1)    ;  2)        
dignified = a  1)    ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
dignify = v  1)  , ;  2) ;  3)       
dignitary = n ,     
dignity = n  1) , , beneath one`s     ~  -. ; to stand (up)on     one`s ~    ;  2)  , , ;  3)  .   ,       
digraph = n  .   
digress = v ,   
digression = n ,   
dike = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,        
dilapidate = v  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3)       
dilapidated = a  1) , ;  2)       
dilapidation = n  1) , ;  2)       
dilatation = n  1) ;  2)       
dilate = v  1) ();  2) ,         
dilation =  . dilatation  
dilatory = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
dilemma = n ,    
dilettante = 1. n ( pl dilettanti ) , ; 2. a ,     
diligence I = n , ,   
diligence II = n   
diligent = a , ,   
dill = n   
dilly-dally = v  . ,   
dilute = 1. a , ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  (  . .)      
dilution = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)        
dim = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ,     ) ,  ( )     ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)  ( , ) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) , ; to ~ out           
dime = n  .  1)   10 ;  2) attr  ( )      
dimension = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl , ; 2. v  1)   (   . .)     ;  2)         
dimensional = a   
diminish = v  1) (), ();  2)       
diminished = a  1) , ;  2)       
diminution = n , ,   
diminutival = a  .   
diminutive = 1. n  .  ,    ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  .       
dimity = n  1)   ;  2)   ,       
dimness = n  1) ;  2)       
dim-out = n ,   
dimple = 1. n  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  ;  3)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)        
dimply = a  1)  ;  2)   ( )      
din = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,           
dine = v  1) ; to ~ out   ;  2)  ,  ; to ~ with     Duke Humphrey  .         
diner = n  1) ;  2) -      
diner-out = n ,    ,    
ding = 1. n  (); 2. v ( past , p . p . dinged, dung)  1) ;  2)  .  ,       
ding-dong I = n -  
ding-dong II = a   
ding-dong III = adv  . , ,   
dingey = n ,   
dinghy =  . dingey  
dingle = n    
dingo = n  ( )  
dingy = a , ,   
dining-car = n -  
dining-room = n   
dinkey = n  .  .  , ''  
dinkum = a  .  1) , ;  2) ,       
dinky = a  . ,   
dinner = n ; to have (  to take) ~ ; to give a ~   ;     -.; basket ~  .   
dinner dress =    ()   
dinner-jacket = n   
dinner-party = n    
dinner ware =  ,    
dinosaur = n   
dint = 1. n  1) ,   ;  2) by ~ of , ; 2. v  ,     
diocese = n   
dioxide = n  .   
dip = 1. n  1)  (   . .) , ; to     have (  to take, to go for) a ~      , ;  2) ,  (  ) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( );  5) at the ~  ( ) ;  6)  ;  7) . -; 2. v ( past , p . p . 
dipped, dipt)  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4)  (, ) ;  5)  (  ) ;  6) , ; 
to ~ out, to ~ up           
diphtheria = n  . ,   
diphthong = n  .   
diploma = n ,   
diplomacy = n   
diplomaed = a ,    
diplomat = n   
diplomatic = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
diplomatics = n    
diplomatist = n   
dipper = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  . the (Big) Dipper      ; the Little Dipper        
dipping = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
dipso = n (pl - os )  .   
dipsomania = n  . ,    
dipt = past , p . p .  . dip 2.    
dire = a , ,   
direct = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ,  (       . .) ;  4) ; ~ opposite      ; 2. v  1)  (. , ) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ();  5)  ;  6) ; 3. adv ,     
directed-energy weapon =  .  ,    
direction = n  1) ; in the ~ of  ;  2) , ; collective ~      ; 
under the ~ od      ;  3) , , ; pl     ;  4)  . pl  ( , ) ;  5) , ;  6)        
directive = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
directly = 1. adv  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. conj  .      
directness = n ,   
director = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
directorate = n ,   
directorship = n   
directory = 1. n , ,  ,   
telephone ~  ; 2. a ,     
directress = n   
direful = a  . ,   
dirge = n  1) ;  2)        
dirigible I = n   
dirigible II = a   
dirk = n  1) ;  2)       
dirt = n  1) , , -. ;  2) , , ;  3) , ; to do smb. ~      -. ;  4) ; to fling (  to cast, to throw)     ~ at  ; to eat ~      ,  ;  5) attr , ; as cheap as ~      .          
dirt-cheap = a  .    
dirt farmer =  .  . ,     
dirtily = adv ,  .  . ,   
dirtiness = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
dirty = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ,  ( ) ; 2. v ,     
dis- I = pref    :  1)     ,      ,  ,          dis-: to please , to     displease  ; 
to agree     , to disagree  ;     honest , dishonest ;  2)  ,          : to dismember ; to disband      (, ) ;  3)   ,    .  .: to     disarm ; to disinherit      ;  4)   ,         : to disannul       
dis- II = pref   ; dissyllable   
disability = n  1) , ;  2)  .       
disable = v  1)  , ,     ,  ;  2)  .   ;  3)  .  ,            
disabled = a ,   
disabuse = v     
disaccord = 1. n , ; 2. v   ,      
disadvantage = n  1)  , taken at a ~      ;  2) , ,       
disadvantageous = a ,   
disaffected = a  1) ;  2)       
disaffection = n  1) ;  2)       
disaffirm = v  1) , ;  2)  .  () ,       
disafforest = v    
disaggregate = v  1) ,        ;  2) ,       
disagree = v  1) ,  ,       ;  2)  ,   ,     ;  3)  ,  ( ,     , 
with)      
disagreeable = 1. n  . pl ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
disagreement = n   , , ,   
disallow = v  1) , ,  (      . .) ;  2)  ,       
disappear = v , ,   
disappearance = n   
disappoint = v  1) ;  2) ,  (  . .     of)      
disappointed = a ,   
disappointing = a , ,   
disappointment = n  1) ,  ;  2) , ,       
disapprobation = n   
disapproval = n ,   
disapprove = v  , , ,   (of)  
disapprovingly = adv   
disarm = v  1) ();  2)       
disarmament = n   
disarrange = v   , ,   
disarrangement = n , ,   
disarray = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,   ; 2. v  1)   ,  ;  2)  .  ,       
disaster = n , ,   
disastrous = a ,   
disavow = v  1) , ,        ;  2)       
disavowal = n  1) , ,  ( -.)     ;  2)  .       
disbalance = 1. n ,  ,     ; 2. v  ,     
disband = v  1)  ( ) ,  .     ;  2) ,       
disbar = v  .   ,      
disbark = v    
disbelief = n   
disbelieve = v  ,    
disbeliever = n   
disburden = v ()  ,    
disburse = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
disbursement = n  1) , ;  2)       
disc, disk = n  1) ) , ; ) ()  , ;  2) ();  3)  = discus;  4)  .  () ;  5)  .   ( ,  .     magnetic ~)      
discard = 1. n  1)  . )  () ; )      ,  ;  2)  . , stage ~      () ;  3) -. ;  4)  . ; 2. 
v  1) )  () ; )      (,    . .) ;  2) ) , ; )      ;  3) ,   ;  4)  . ;  5) )  .  ( ) ; )      .         
discern = v  1) , ,  ;  2) ,        
discernible = a , ,   
discerning = a  1)  , ;  2)       
discernment = n  1) , ;  2)       
discharge = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  . ;  4)  () ;  5) ;  6)  (  . .) ;  7) , ;  8)  () ,      () ;  9)  .  , , ;     10)  .,  .  ; 2. v  1) ();  2)  ,  ;  3)  . ;  4)  () ,      ( ) ;  5) ,  () ;  6)  () ,  () ,     () ( ) ;  7)  () ,      () ;  8)  .,  .       
dischargee = n  .   
disci = pl  . discus  
disciple = n  1) , ;  2)  . ) ; )       
disciplinary = a  1) , ;  2)       
discipline = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  (   ); 2. v  1) ;  2)       
disclaim = v  1)  (  ) ;  2) ,        
disclaimer = n  1)  (  ) ;  2) ,       
disclose = v , ,   
disclosure = n , ,   
discolor = v  , , ()  
discoloration = n  , ,   
discomfit = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2) , ;  3)  .        
discomfiture = n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)       
discomfort = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. 
v      
discommode = v ,   
discompose = v , , ,   
discomposedly = adv ,   
discomposure = n ,   
disconcert = v  1) ,   ;     ;  2)  ()      
disconnect = v  1) , , ;  2)  .,  .       
disconnectedly = adv ,   
disconnection = n ,   
disconnexion =  . disconnection  
disconsolate = a , ,   
discontent = 1. n , ; 2. a , ; 3. v      
discontented = a ,   
discontentedly = adv ,    
discontentment = n ,   
discontinuance = n ,   
discontinue = v (), (),   
discontinuous = a ,   
discord = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  . ; 2. v  1)   ,  (with,     
from) ;  2)  .  ;  3)       
discordance = n  1) ;  2)  .       
discordant = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
discotheque = n ,      
discount = 1. n  1)  . , at a ~ )       ,  ; )     ,   ; )  .     ;  2)  . ) ,  ; )      ; 2. v  1)  . ) ,      ; )           ; )                ;  2) , ;  3) , ,   ;  4)    , ;  5)  ,        ;  6)                  
discountenance = v  1)  , ,       ;  2) ,       
discourage = v  1) , ;  2) ,  (from)      
discouragement = n  1) ;  2) ,       
discourse = 1. n  1)  (  ) ,     , ;  2)  . , ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)       
discourteous = a , ,   
discourtesy = n , ,   
discover = v  1)  , ;  2) , , ,           
discoverer = n (),    
discovery = n  1) , revolutionary discoveries     ,  ;  2) , ;  3)  ()      
discredit = 1. n  1) , ; to throw ~ on      ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) ,  ,           
discreditable = a  1) , ;  2)       
discreet = a , ,   
discrepancy = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
discrepant = a  1) , ;  2)       
discrete = a  1) , ;  2)  .       
discretion = n  1) , ;  2)  , ; at the ~ of       -.; to 
surrender at ~       ,   ; the     
years, the age of ~  (14 ) ,                ; it`s just a matter 
of ~        ,          
discretionary = a  .   , ; ~ power(s)  ; ~ decision    
discretionary income = .   ,       
discriminate = v  1) ,  (between) ,      (from) ;  2) ;  3)  -      
discriminating = a  1)  () , ,     ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  (   . .)      
discrimination = n  1) ,  ;  2)  () ,     ;  3) , 
race ~            
discriminative = . discriminating 1),  2)      
discursive = a  1)          ;  2) ,       
discus = n ( pl disci)  .  1) ;  2)   (  . ~ throw, ~ throwing)      
discuss = v  1) , ;  2)  . ,   ,           
discussion = n  1) , ;  2)       
disdain = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ,              
disdainful = a ,   
disease = n , , infections ~    
diseased = a ,   
disembark = v  1)    ( ) ,     ();  2)  ( )      
disembarkation = n ,     
disembarrass = v  1)   ,      ;  2)  ( , , of) ;  3)  ( ) ,      ( -.- 
from)      
disembody = v  1) ,  () ;  2)  .          
disembogue = v  1)  ( , into) ;  2) ,       
disembosom = v  (,  ) ,    
disembowel = v   
disembroil = v   
disenchant = v   ,  ,   
disenchantment = n   
disencumber = v   ,    
disendow = v  .  ,     .  .  
disengage = v  1) (), ();  2) (), ();  3)  .         
disengaged = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
disengagement = n  1)  ( -.) , ,     ;  2)  () ,     ;  3)  ;  4)  .   ;  5)  .       
disentangle = v  1) ();  2)         
disenthral(l) = v   ,     
disentitle = v  1)    -.;  2)        
disequilibrium = n    
disestablish = v  1)  () ;  2)          
disestablishment = n      
disfavor = 1. n  1) ; to fall into ~       ; to be in ~   ;  2) ; 2. v      
disfiguration =  . disfigurement  
disfigure = v  1) , ;  2)       
disfigurement = n  1) ;  2)       
disforest = v    
disfranchise = v   (  . )   
disfrock = v     
disfunction = n  .   
disgorge = v  1)  () ,  () ,      (   . .) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)  ,       
disgrace = 1. n  1) , , indelible ~      ; to bring ~ upon smb.        -.;  2) , ; to be in ~       ,  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) , ,       
disgraceful = a ,   
disgruntled = a ,   
disguise = 1. n  1) , ; in ~     ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , ,      ;  2)   ,        
disgust = 1. n ; 2. v ,  ; to 
be ~ed        
disgustful = a   
disgusting =  . disgustful  
dish = 1. n  1) , , , pl ;  2) , ; standing ~      ;  .  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  . ,  (-.) ;  3)  .  (-. ) ; to ~     out ,  () ; to ~     up )   ; )       (  . .)      
dishabille = n   ,   
dishabituate = v     
disharmonious = a ,   
disharmony = n , ,   
dish-cloth = n    
dishearten = v   , ; don`t be ~ed    
dishevelled = a ,   
dishonest = a  1) , ;  2)       
dishonesty = n  1) , , ;  2)       
dishonor = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   ; 2. 
v  1) , ;  2)  .           
dishonorable = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
dishouse = v    
dishware = n   (, ) ,    
dish-washer = n  1) ;  2)        
dish-water = n   
dishy = a  . ,   
disillusion = 1. n ; 2. v  ,     
disinclination = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
disincline = n  1)   ,   (     -) ;  2)        
disinfect = v   
disinfectant = 1. n  ; 2. a     
disinfection = n   
disinform = v   
disinformation = n   
disingenuous = a  1) ;  2) ,       
disinherit = v    
disinheritance = n    
disintegrate = v  1)    ,     ;  2) , ,       
disintegration = n  1)    ,     ;  2) ,       
disinter = v  1)   ;  2) ,  (-.)      
disinterested = a  1) , ,     ;  2) ,       
disinterestedness = n   
disintermediate = v  .            
disinvestment = n  .  () , ''   
disject = v   
disjoin = v , ,   
disjoint = v  1) ,   ,     ;  2)       
disjointed = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)       
disjunction = n  1) , ;  2)  .  (  )      
disjunctive = 1. n .  ; 2. a ,     
disk = n = disc  
diskette = n . (),  , -  
disk-jockey = n . -,  -   ,        
dislike = 1. n , , ,   ; 2. v  ,  ,   ,     
dislocate = v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
dislocation = n  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ,       
dislodge = v  1) ,  (  ) ;  2) ,  ()      
disloyal = a  1) ;  2) ,       
disloyalty = n  1) ;  2) ,       
dismal = a , , , ,   
dismals = n (the ~) ,    
dismantle = v  1) , ,      ;  2) ,  ()      
dismay = 1. n  1) ,  ( -.) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
dismember = v  1) , ,       ;  2) .        
dismemberment = n   
dismiss = v  1) , ;  2) , ,        (, ) ;  3) ,  (  . .)     ;  4)  (  . .)      
dismissal = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,    (       . .) ;  4)  (  . .)      
dismission = . dismissal  
dismount = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) . )   ; )        ( ) ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)   ,   (     ) ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4) .         
disobedience = n ,   
disobedient = a ,   
disobey = v  ,    
disoblige = v   ( -., -.) ,    
disobligingly = adv   
disorder = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ; ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ()      
disorderly = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3) ; 2. adv     
disorganization = n ,   
disorganize = v ,   
disorientate = v   ,   
disown = v   ,   
disparage = v  1) ,  -. ;  2)  ,             
disparagement = n  1) ,  (  . .)     ;  2)       
disparagingly = adv ,    
disparity = n ,   
dispart = v ()  
dispassionate = a  1) , ;  2)       
dispatch = 1. n  1) ,  (, ) ;  2) , ,      () ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) . , happy ~ ) ; )        ; 2. v  1) ,  (, ) ;  2)   ( -.) ,      ;  3) .          
dispatch-bearer = n    
dispatcher = n ,   
dispatch-station = n .-.    
dispel = v ,   
dispensable = a   
dispensary = n .  (. ) , . .   
dispensation = n  1) , ;  2)  ( , ,     with, from) ;  3)  ()      
dispense = v  1) , , ;  2)    () ;  3)  (   . .,     from) ;  4)  () ; 
to ~ with       -.      
dispenser = n   
dispeople = v   
dispersal = n  1) ;  2)       
disperse = v  1) , ;  2) , ();  3) ;  4)  ( )      
dispersion = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ., .       
dispersive = a   
dispirit = v   ,   
dispirited = a ,   
displace = v  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) , ;  4)   ( )      
displaced = a ; ~ person    
displacement = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) .  ()      
display = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  (-.     , ) ;  3) , ; 
to make great ~     of smth.  -. ,      -.; this is mere ~        ; 2. 
v  1) ,  ();  2) , ;  3) () -.;  4)         
displease = v  1)  ,   (-.) ;  2) ,       
displeased = a  (-., -. - at, by, with)  
displeasing = a   
displeasure = n , , ; to be in ~ 
with     -.  
disport = v refl ,   
disposable = a ,   ,   
disposal = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ; at one`s ~  -.     ,   -.;  4)  ( -. ,     )      
dispose = v  1)  ( -. ) ;  2)  ( -. -.) ; to be     ~ed  ,  ; to ~     of )  -. ( ,     ) ; ) ,       -., -.      
disposition = n  1)   -.;  2)  , , ; social     ~  ;  3) , , . ,     ;  4) . pl , ;  5) ; to have in 
one`s ~        ; to make a ~ of      -.      
dispossess = v  1)  ()  (of) ,     ;  2)       
dispossession = n  1)  () ,     ;  2)       
dispraise = 1. n , ; 2. v ,      
disproof = n   
disproportion = 1. n , ,   ; 2. v  ,       
disproportionate = a ,   
disprove = v   
disputable = a ,   
disputant = n ,    
disputation = n ,   
dispute = 1. n  1) , , , ; beyond ~     ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ( -. - with, against,      -. - on, about) ; ;  2) , ;  3)  (  ) ,      () ;  4) , ; to ~ in arms         ;  5)   (,     )      
disqualification = n  1) ;  2)   -. (for) ;  3)       
disqualify = v  1) ;  2)  ,       -.;  3)  ,   -.      
disqualifying foul = .    
disquiet = 1. n , ; 2. a , ; 3. v ,     
disquietude = n ,   
disquisition = n ,   
disrank = v   
disregard = 1. n , ,   ; 2. v   , ,       
disrepair = n  , ; in ~     
disreputable = a  1)   ;  2) ,       
disrepute = n  ,   
disrespect = 1. n , , ; 2. v  ,        
disrespectful = a ,   
disrobe = v  1) ,  (. .) ;  2)       
disroot = v ,     
disrupt = v , , .  (, )  
disruption = n , ,   
disruptive = a   
dissatisfaction = n , ,   
dissatisfy = v    
dissaving = n    ,    
dissect = v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
dissection = n  1) ;  2) ,  () ;  3) ,       
dissemble = v  1)  (, ) ;  2) ,       
dissembler = n  ,   
disseminate = v  1) ,  () ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  ()      
dissemination = n  1) , ;  2)       
dissension = n  1) ;  2) ,       
dissent = 1. n  1) ,   ,     ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ,   ,      (from) ;  2) .         
dissenter = n  1) , ;  2) .       
dissentient = a , ,   
dissertation = n   
disserve = v   ,   
disservice = n  ,   
dissever = v (), (), ()  
dissidence = n ,   
dissident = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) .       
dissimilar = a , ,   
dissimilarity = n ,   
dissimilation = n .   
dissimulate = v , ,   
dissimulation = n , ,   
dissipate = v  1) (),  (,       . .) ;  2) ,  (, ,     ) ;  3) . ,          
dissipated = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
dissipation = n  1) , ;  2)  (of) ;  3)  ,             
dissociable = a   
dissociate = v  1) , ; to ~ oneself from      ,  ;  2) .       
dissociation = n  1) , , ;  2) . ,       
dissoluble = a  1) ;  2)  ( , )      
dissolute = a   
dissolution = n  1) , ,  (      ) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) , ,      (  . .) ;  4) , ,       
dissolvable = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
dissolve = v  1) (), (),     (), ; ~d in tears      ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (  .     .) ;  4)        
dissolvent = 1. n ; 2. a     
dissonance = n  1) . ;  2)       
dissonant = a  1) . , ;  2)        
dissuade = v  1)  ( -. - from) ,      (-. - from) ;  2)  (-.)      
dissuasion = n   
dissyllabic = a   
dissyllable = n    
distaff = n  1) ;  2)  ; on the ~ side        ()      
distance = 1. n  1) , ; at a ~       ;  2) , , , in the ~     ; from a ~ ; striking ~     ; beyond (within) striking ~       ( ) ;  3)  ( ) , ;     at a respectful ~       ; to keep one`s ~ from smb.      -.; to keep smb. at a ~      -.   ;  4) ,  ; 2. v  1)    (       . .) ;  2)         
distance runner = .      
distant = a  1) , , ; three miles     ~    ;  2) ,       
distantly = adv ~ related      
distaste = 1. n ; 2. v      
distasteful = a ,  (to)  
distemper I = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
distemper II = 1. n  1) . ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) .  ;  2)    ()      
distempered = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
distend = v (), ()  
distensible = a ,   
distension = n ,   
distil = v  1)   () ,     ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)   ( ) , .       ;  4)  ,       
distillation = n , , dry ~  ,   
distiller = n  1) ;  2)         
distillery = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)         
distinct = a  1) , ;  2) , ,  ( ) ;  3) ,       
distinction = n  1) , ;  2) , , ; ~ without a     difference ()  ;     without any ~   ;      ; to draw a ~  ;  3)  ;  4) , ;  5)  ;  6)  ,       
distinctive = a , ,   
distinctly = adv  1) , ;  2) ,       
distinctness = n  1) , ;  2)       
distinguish = v  1) (), ();  2) , ;  3) , , ; to ~     
oneself (by) ,       
distinguishable = a ,   
distinguished = a  1) ,   2)       
distort = v  1) , ;  2)  ()      
distortion = n  1) , ;  2)       
distortionist = . contortionist  
distract = v  1)  () ;  2) , ,         
distracted = a  1) ;  2) ,       
distraction = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) ; to love to ~   ;     to drive smb. to ~  -.      ,        
distrain = v .         
distraught = a   
distress = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) , , , in ~  ,       (   . .) ;  4) ,  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,       
distressed = a  1) ; ~ area       () ;  2)  ,  ;  3) . ,       
distressful = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
distress-gun = n .        
distress information =     
distressingly = adv ,   
distress-warrant = n .       (. )  
distributable = a  ,   
distribute = v  1) , ;  2) () , ()      () ;  3) ; widely ~d      ;  4) ,       
distributee = n .  (    )  
distribution = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) .       
distribution margin = .    
distributive = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) .       
distributor = n   
district = 1. n , , , congressional ~   .      ; 2. v   , ,     
distrust = 1. n , , ; 2. v  ,     
distrustful = a ,   
disturb = v  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  (, ,      ) , ;  4)  () ,      () ,  ()      
disturbance = n  1) ,  (, )     ;  2) ,       
disturber = n  (, )  
disunion = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
disunite = v (), (), ()  
disuse = 1. n ; to fall into ~     ; 2. v      
disused = a  1) ;  2)       
ditch = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)  , ;  3)   ,        () ;  4) .           
ditcher = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
ditch-water = n   ( ) ; dull as ~ ,   
dithyramb = n   
ditto = 1. n ( pl -os )   (),  ,    ,   ( ) ; to say   ~ to smb. .  -.; 2. adv  ,   ; to act ~     ; 3. v . ,  ,        
ditty = n   
ditty-bag = n  ,   ,   .   
ditty-box = . ditty-bag  
diurnal = a  1)  (  ) ;  2) . ;  3) .       
diva = n ,   
divan I = n ,   
divan II = n  1)  (   ) ;  2)         
divan III = n  ,    (  )  
dive = 1. n  1)   , , . compulsory     (free) ~s  ()       ; highboard (springboard) ~s        ( );  2)  , ; to make a ~     into a shop   ;  3) .  ( ) ; 2. v  1) ,  ( );  2)   ( ,  ) ;  3) . ;  4)  , ;  5) ,  (      -. - into)      
dive-bomber = n .    
diver = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ,  ;  4) pl   (,   . .)     ;  5) . -      
diverge = v  1) ;  2) ,       
divergence = n  1) , ;  2)       
divergency = . divergence  
divergent = a ,   
divers = a .  1) , ;  2) = diverse      
diverse = a  1) ,  ( -.) ;  2) ,       
diversification = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) .-.  , ;  5) . ,            
diversiform = a ,    
diversify = v   
diversion = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) .        
diversity = n  1) ;  2)       
divert = v  1) ,  () ;  2)  () ;  3) ,       
diverting = a   
divertissement = n .  1) ;  2)       
divest = v  1) ,   (of) ;  2)  (of) ; 
to ~ oneself of ,       -.      
divide = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . , ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) (), ();  3) .   ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ,  ;  6) .       
divided = a  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) . ;  4)       
dividend = n  1) . ;  2) .       
dividers = n pl   
divination = n  1) ;  2) ,       
divine = 1. n  , ; 2. a ; 3. v  1) , ;  2) ()      
diviner = n ,   
diving = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) .       
diving-bell = n    
diving-board = n     ; high ~       
diving-dress = n   
diving-tower = n       
divinify = v   
divinity = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
divisibility = n   
divisible = a   
division = n  1) , , ~ of labor      ;  2) , , ;  3) , , ;  4) , ;  5) .       
divisional = a  1) a)   , ,     ; )       (-.) , ;  2) .       
divisive = a  1) , ;  2)  ,        
divisor = n .   
divorce = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ; 2. 
v  1) ,  ; to get ~d     ;  2) ,       
divorcee = n , -  
divulge = v   Dixie = n    ( . ~ Land)  
dixie = n . .    Dixieland = n . '' ( )  
dixy = . dixie  
dizziness = n   
dizzy = 1. a  1)  ; I am ~, I     feel ~    ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
do I = ( ) , , , ( ) 1. v ( past 
did, p. p. done)  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (,   . .) ;  4)  ,        -.;  5) ,  ;  6) , ,  ;     that will do! ) !; ) !;  7)  ( - with) ; have done!     !, !;  8) ,  , ;  9)  () ;     10) .      () ;     11) .  ( . to do brown), you     have been done  ;     12)    .      .  .  Present  Past     Indefinite  : I do not 
know him        , I did not see him    ; do     
you like it?    ?; did you     know it?    ?;     13)   : )        : 
do tell , ,  (     ); )      : I     did see him - ()  ;     I do want to go    ;     14)    -.      ( )  : my dog goes     where I do     ,       (); did you see him? - I did        ? - ; to do again ; to     do away ) ; ) , ;     ) ,  (with) ; to do by      ( -.) ; to do down .      , ; to do for .     , ; he is done for  ; to     do in . ) , ; ) ;     
to do into  (  ) ; to     do off ; ; to do on     ; to do out , ; 
to     do over , , ;     to do to . to do by; to do up )       ; ; )      () ; ) . p. p. ,     ; to do with ) , ;     )   -.; )  -.; to     do without   -.; how do     you do? !; to do smb. good      -. ; 2. n .  1) , ;  2)       
do II = n .    
do-all = n      
doat = . dote  
dobbin = n  (. , )  
doc = n . .   
docent = n  1) , ;  2) .       
docile = a  1) ;  2)       
docility = n  1) ;  2)       
dock I = n   
dock II = 1. n  1) , dry ~, graving ~  ; in dry ~     . ; wet ~ ,      ;  2) . ;  3) .-. ; 2. v  1)    ,    (     ) ;  2)  ;  3)  ,  (      )      
dock III = n    ,  ; in the ~     
dock IV = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)   () ;  3) ,       
dockage I = n  1)    ;  2)          
dockage II = n . ,   
docker = n   
docket = 1. n  1)            ;  2) , ;  3)    ;  4) .   ; 2. v  1) ,  , ;  2) . )         ; )                  
docking = n  1) )  ()  ; ) .     ;  2)  ( )      
docking adapter = . -   
dock-master = n  ,   
dockyard = n  1) ;  2)       
doctor = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) .  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  ()      
doctoral = a ; ~ dissertation  ; ~ 
degree ()  ; ~ student (candidate) .   
doctorate = n  1)  ;  2) ,              
doctrinaire = 1. n ; 2. a     
doctrinal = a   
doctrine = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
document = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
documentary = 1. n  ; 2. a     
documentation = n  ,   
dodder I = n .   
dodder II = v  1) ,  ( , )     ;  2) ; to ~ about, to ~ along       
doddery = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
dodge = 1. n  1) ) , , , ;     ) . ,  ; ) .     ,   ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,        
dodger = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
dodgy = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
doe = n  , ,   
doer = n , ,   
doeskin = n  1)  , ;  2)           
doesn`t = . = does not  
doff = v  (, )  
dog = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ( , ) ;  3) . ; a jolly ~ ; a lazy     ~ ; a 
lucky ~ ; a dirty ~     , ;  4) . ; ; ~s of war      ; a ~ in the manger .        ; let sleeping ~s lie .        ,   ; to go to the ~s .     , ;  ; top ~     .  , ; hot ~        ; 
every ~ has     his day .           ; ~ eat ~  ,       ; ~ 
doesn`t eat ~          ; to be under ~       ; not even a ~`s     chance  ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)       
dog-cart = n  1)  ,  ;  2)                  
dog-cheap = 1. a  ;    ; 2. adv      
dog-collar = n  1) ;  2)        
dog-days = n pl      
doge = n .   
dog-ear = 1, 2 . dog`s-ear 1, 2  
dog-eared = a    ( )  
dog-fancier = n  1) ;  2)        
dog-fight = n . .  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)     ( )      
dogged = a , ,   
doggerel = 1. n  ; 2. a ,  ( )    
doggie = . doggy 1.  
doggish = a  1) ;  2) . -      
doggo = adv . ; to lie ~   
doggone = . . ,   
doggy = .   
dog-hole = n   (. .)  
dog-in-a-blanket = n     
dog-lead = n  ( )  
dogma = n ( pl . dogmata )  1) , ;  2)       
dogmatic = a  1) ;  2) ,         
dogmatically = adv  1) ;  2)        
do-good = a . ,   
do-gooder = a . ,   
dog`s-ear = v     
dogskin = n  ()  
dog-sleep = n  ,    
dog`s-meat = n  1)   , . ;  2)       
dog`s-nose = n        
dog-tired = a     
dog-tooth = n   
dogtrot =   
dog-violet = n .    
doily = n   
doing = n . pl , ,   
doit = n  , . , ; not worth a ~    ; don`t care a ~   
doldrums = n pl  1)  , ;  2) .        
dole I = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) (the ~)   ; to be (      to go) on the ~  ()       ;  3) .  , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,        
dole II = . ,   
doleful = a , ,   
doll = 1. n ; 2. v . . ; ~ed up       
dollar = n  1) ;  2) attr       
dollarwise = adv  1)  ;  2)         
dollish = a   
dollop = n .    
dolly = 1. a  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v       
dolor = n . , , ,   
dolorous = a . ,   
dolphin = n .   
dolt = n ,   
doltish = a ,   
domain = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (, )      
dome = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .  ; 2. 
v  1)  ;  2)          
domed = a  1)     ;  2)       
domestic = n 1. n  1) ;  2) pl   ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( )      
domesticate = v  1)   ,   ;  2)  () ,      () , ;  3)        
domestication = n  1)  () ;  2) ,            
domesticity = n  ,    
domicile = 1. n  1) ., .   ,     ;  2) .    , ;     
commercial ~  ; 2. v  1) . )        ; )       ; ) .  ;  2) .     ,           
dominance = n  ,   
dominant = a ,   
dominate = v  1) , ,      (  . .) ;  2)    -.;  3) , ,       
domination = n , ,   
domineer = v  1) , , ;  2)         
domineering = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ,       (  . .)      Dominican = n  ()  
dominie = n .    
dominion = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
domino = n  1) pl  () ;  2)  ( )      
don I = n .  1) ) , ; )      , ; )  , ;  2) ,  ;  3) (D.)  ( ) ;  4) D. Diego ()   5) .       
don II = v   
donate = v . ,   
donation = n ,   
donative = 1. n , ; 2. a     
donatory = n    
done = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( . ~ up);  4)  ( . ~ brown); ~ 
for )     ; ) , ; )     ; 2. p. 
p. . do I 1    Don Juan = -, . . ,   
donkey = n   
donna = n  1) ;  2) ,       
donnish = a  1) ;  2) ,       
donor = n  1) , ;  2) .       
do-nothing = n   Don Quixote = . -, . .  ,   
don`t = . = do not  
donut = n   
doodad = n .  1) , ;  2) ,       
doodle I = 1. n .  1) , ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1) .  , ,        ;  2) . ,       
doodle II = v .     
doodle-bomb = n . . -  
doom = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ;  4) . , ; 2. v ,  ( - to) ; ~ed to   failure       
doomsday = n .   ; to wait till ~     ( . . ); from now till ~   
door = n  1) , , front ~  ;     emergency ~  ; back ~      ; jib ~  ; 
next ~ ,      ; to live next ~        ; next ~ to .  , ,       ; at 
death`s ~       ; to show smb. the ~        -., ,  -.; to     open a ~ to  ; to close the     ~ upon  ; to force an open     ~    ; 
out of ~s      () ; he is out of ~s       ; within ~s  ,  ; to turn     out of ~ , ;  2) attr ; to lay at smb.`s ~      -.      
doorbell = n    
door-handle = n    
door-keeper = n   
doormat = n     
door-plate = n ,    (  )  
door-post = n    
doorstep = n   
door-stone = n   ( )  
door-to-door = a  ( ,   . .) ; ~ 
salesman   ,     , ; ~ delivery .   ()  
doorway = n  , , , . ; in the ~    
dooryard = n .   
dope = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . ,  (. .) ;  3) . .  ; 2. v .  1)    , .     ;  2)               
dope story =   1)    ( ) ,      ;  2)     (                )      
dopey = a .  1) ;  2)       
doping = n  1) = dope 1 2);  2) ,   . ( .     dope 2 1));  3) )   ; )     ,        Doric = a .   
dormancy = n ,    
dormant = a  1) , , ,      ( , ) ; to lie ~     ;  2)    ( )      
dormer = n   ( . ~ window)  
dormitory = n  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3)        
dorp = n   
dorsal = a ., .   
dory = n .     
dosage = n  1) ;  2)       
dose = 1. n  1) , ; lethal ~  ;  2) , , regular ~ .      ;  3) ,   ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)    . .        
dosimeter = n  1) . ;  2) . ,       ; personal ~        
doss = 1. n . ,  (  ) ; 2. v .  (  )    
doss-house = n  ,   
dossier = n   
dot I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ,  ; off     
one`s ~ . , ; not a     ~ or comma  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ; to ~ smb. one .      -.,       
dot II = n   
dotage = n  ; to be in one`s ~     
dot-and-dash = a  ( ) ; ~ code    
dot-and-go-one = n ,   
dotard = n      
dote = v  1)   ;  2)   (on, upon)      
doting = a  1)   ;  2) ,        
dotted = a   
dotty = a  1) ,  ;  2) . ; ~ on 
one`s legs       ;  3) .       
double = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) .  ; at the ~ ;  4) . ; ,         ;  5)  () ;  ,      ( ) ;  6) , ;  7) pl    ; 2. a  1) , , , , he     
is ~ her age    ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4) . ; 3. v  1) , ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ;  4)  () ;  5)   ( ) , .      () ;  6)  ,  (      ) ;  7) .  : to ~ a part  ;     to ~ the 
parts of         ;  8) .   ; to ~ back      ,  ,      ; to ~ forward  ;     to ~ in ,  ; to ~     over ; to ~ up (),     (); to ~ upon . ,      ( ) ; 4. adv , , , , ~ 
as   bright  , to ride ~       ; to see ~      ( ) ; to play ~ ,       
double-acting = a    
double-barreled = a  1) ;  2)       
double-bass = n .   
double-bedded = a   ,    ( )  
double-bottomed = a     
double-breasted = a  (   . .)  
double-cross = v . ,  ( )  
double-dealer = n ,   
double-dealing = 1. n ; 2. a     
double-decker = n  1)  ;  2) .    ;  3) . .       
double-digit = a ; ~ inflation ,         
double-dipping = n . .    (,   . .)  
double-dyed = a  1)   ;  2)   ,     ,       
double-edged = a   
double-entendre = .  1)  ;  2)    ,           
double-entry = n    
double-event = n .   
double-faced = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
double-lock = v      
double-natured = a   
double-quick = 1. a  ; 2. v   ; 3. 
adv      
double quotes =    
double standard =    
doublet = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) .   XV-XVII .;  4)   ;  5) .       
doubletalk = 1. n  1)   (   . .) ;  2)    ; 2. v  1)    (       . .) ;  2)   ,       ;  3)  -. ,        . .      
double-time = n  1)     ;  2) .         
double-tongued = a ,   
doubling = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)   (.,      ) ;  4) , ,       
doubly = adv ,   
doubt = 1. n ; to make ~ ; to   make no ~  ; to settle smb.`s   ~s  -. ; 
beyond (a) ~    () ; no ~, without ~   ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ,       
doubtful = a  1)  , ,     ;  2) , ,       
doubtless = adv  1) ;  2) . ()       
douche = 1. n  1) , ; to throw a cold ~ upon     smb. .          -.;  2) ; 2. v  , ()     
dough = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) . .       
dough-boy = n  1) ;  2) . . ,       
doughfaced = a  1)  (  ) ;  2) ,       
doughnut = n ,   
doughtily = adv ,   
doughtiness = n , ,   
doughty = a ,  ( .)  
doughy = a  1) ,  ;  2)  (  )      
dour = a ,   
douse = v  1) ()  , ();  2) .  ;  3) ,  ;  4) ,       
dove = n  1) ; Dove of Peace  ;  2) ,  ( . my ~)      
dove-color = n    
dovecot, dovecote = n ; to flutter the dove-cotes  ,   
dove-eyed = a     
dovelike = a  ( )  
doveling = n  ,   
dovetail = 1. n ., .  , , ; 2. v  1) .   ;  2)  ;  3)   (  ) ,     ,  (       . .)      
dovish = a .   
dowager = n  1)  () ; the Queen ~      ;  2) .        
dowdy = 1. n ,   ; 2. a  1) ,   ( ) ;  2) ,  ( )      
dower = 1. n  1)   ;  2) ;  3)  , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)   (with)      
down I = n ,   
down II = n    
down III = 1. adv  1) , , he is ~  ;  2)  ,  ; he fell ~        ;  3)           ,    ,         ;     : to go ~ to     the 
country   ; to go ~ south       ;  4)          ;        -, -, -; to write ~ ; 
to climb     ~ ; to pay ~ ;  5)   ,      , ,    . .     ;    -,     -; to 
boil ~ ; to calm ~     ();  6)                ; ~ to our     days    ; to be ~ and out     )   ; ; )      ; ~ on 
one`s luck      ;   ; ~ with!     !; 2. prep  1) , ~ the road  ;  2)  ,  ; ~ the river        ; 3. n , to have a ~ 
on smb.      -.; 4. a  1)  ;  2)   ,    (     ) ; 5. v .  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4)  () ; to ~ tools     ,        
down-and-out = n ,   
downcast = a  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3)  ( )      
downfall = n  1) ; . . ;  2) ,        
down-grade I = n  1) . ;  2)       
down-grade II = v  1) )         ; )   ,        . . ; )   ();  2) ,  ;  3)       
down-hearted = a  ,   
downhill = 1. n ; 2. a ; 3. adv  ( ),  ; to go ~   )  ( ,   .   .) ; )        Downing Street = n - (  ,     -) ; .    
down jacket =       
downlink = 1. n   ( )           ; 2. v   ( )               
downpour = n ,   
downright = 1. a  1) , , , ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) , ; 2. adv ,     
downstair = . downstairs 1  
downstairs = 1. a    ; 2. adv  1) ;  2) ,         
downstream = adv ()    
downtown = 1. n . . .     ,  ; 2. a .       ; 3. adv .   ,          
downtrodden = a   
downward = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. adv ,     
downwards = . downward 2  
downy I = a  1) ,   ;  2) . ,         
downy II = a   
dowry = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
doyen = n  1) ,  () ;  2) ,  (     )      
doze = 1. n ; 2. v ; to ~ off     
dozen = n  1) ; to pack in ~s ,      ; long (  great,     baker`s, devil`s) ~  ,     ;  2) pl       
dozy = a ,   
drab I = 1. n  1) - ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ,       
drab II = n  1) ;  2) .       
drabble = v (), (), ()  
drachm = . dram  1)      
draff = n , ,   
draft = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,    ;  4)  (   ) ;     , ;  5) ; 2. v  1)  , ,  ,     ;  2)  () ,        
draftee = n .   
draftsman = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
drag = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) () , ;  3) ;  4)   ;  5) ; to ~ in ) ; )     ; ) .   ; to ~     on  ,  ; to ~     out ; to ~ up .      -      
draggle = v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) () (  )      
drag-net = n  1) , ;  2)          
dragon = n   
dragon-fly = n   
dragoon I = n .   
dragoon II = v  1)   ;  2)        
drag race = . .     
dragsman = n .   
drain = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) , ,      ;  3) .  ;  4) , , ; a ~ on     one`s money (strength)  -.      ();  5) . ; brain ~ ' '     (   ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) .  () ;  4) ;    ( . to ~ dry,     to ~ the 
dress);  5)  (, )      
drainage = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
drainage-basin = n    
drake = n   
dram = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) .        
drama = n   
dramatic = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
dramatics = n    
dramatist = n   
dramatize = v  1) ,  (.     ) ;  2)        
dramaturge = n   
dramaturgy = n   
drank = past . drink 2  
drape = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. v ()    
draper = n    
drapery = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
drastic = a  1) ,  (   . .) ,     ;  2)  ( )      
draught I = n pl  1) , ;  2) , beer on ~   ;  3) ; to drink at a ~  ;  4)   ;  5) . , ;  6) pl  () ;  7) . draft 1. 2), 4);  8)  ,  ( . a ~ of     fish)      
draught II = . draft 2  
draughtboard = n  1)  ;  2)        
draughtsman = n  1) . draftsman;  2)  ( )      
draw I = 1. n  1) ) ; ) , ; )     ; to take a ~ at a cigarette      ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ,  ;  4) , -. ; to be a     great ~   ;  5)  ;  6) .   ; 2. v ( past drew, p. p. drawn)  1) , , ;  2) ,  () ;  3) , ,  ( . to     ~ out);  4) , , ;  5)  (, ) ;  6)  () ;  7)  () ;  8)  (  . .) ,     ;  9) ,  () ;     10)   (, ) ;     11) , , ;     12) () ( ) ;     13)  (,   . .) ;     14)  (-.  ,        . .) ;     15) () ;     16) .  (-) ;     17)  (   . .) ; to     ~ aside   ; to ~ back     ; to ~ down )  (  .     .) ; )  (  . .) ; to ~     forth , ,  ;     to ~ in ) ; ) ; )       ( ) ,        ( ) ; )  () ; to     ~ off  () ; to ~ on )     ,  (  . .) ; )     ; ) , ; to ~     out ) , ; )       ( ) ; )      ( ); to ~ up ) refl      () ; )      ( ) ; to ~ 
upon ,  (     , ) ; ~ it mind!      !, !,      !      
draw II = v ( past drew, p. p. drawn)  1) , ;  2)  () ,  ()     ; to ~ up ,  (,     ,  . .)      
drawback = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,  ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)        
drawbridge = n      
drawer I = n   
drawer II = n   (  . .)  
drawers = n .  .  . .   
draw-in = n    ,   
drawing I = 1. n  1) ) ; ) ; )     , ;  2) ) ; ) . ; )        ;  3) pl , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)       
drawing II = n  1) , , out of ~        ;  2) ,       
drawing account =   , .    
drawing-block = n ,     
drawing-board = n    
drawing-paper = n   ,    
drawing-pen = n   
drawing-pin = n    
drawing-room = n   
drawl = 1. n  ,    ; 2. v  ,      
drawn I = a  1) ,    (     ) ,   ( ) ;  2) ,  ( )      
drawn II = p. p. . draw I 2  
drawn III = p. p. . draw II  
dray = n   
dray-horse = n    
drayman = n    
dread = 1. n , ; to be (  to live) in   ~ of      -.; 2. v ,     
dreadful = a  1) , ;  2) . , ,       
dreadnought = n  1) . ;  2)        
dream = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v ( past, 
p. p. dreamt, dreamed)  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)  (.  . )     ; to ~ away ; to ~ up ,           
dream-book = n ,    
dreamer = n ,   
dreamily = adv   
dreamland = n  ,    
dreamless = a  ,    
dreamlike = a  1) ;  2)       
dreamliner = n . .      
dreamt = past, p. p. . dream 2.    
dreamy = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) .        
dreary = a , ,   
dredge I = 1. n . , , ; 2. v       
dredge II = v  (, )  
dredger = n ,   
dreg = n  1) pl , , ; to drink (      to 
drain) to the ~s   ;  2)  ; not a ~        
drench = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)   ( ) ; 2. v  1) () ();  2)   ()      
drencher = n .    
dress = 1. n  1) , , evening ~ ,      ; fancy ~  ; full ~      ; 
low ~        , ; morning ~ )      ; ) ; to dip a ~      ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1) (), (), ();  2) ,  ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  () ,      () ;  5) , ;  6)  () ;  7)  () ;  8)  () ;  9) . ; ~! !; to ~ down     .  , ; to ~ out     ; to ~ up (),     (); 3. a ; ~ clothes      
dress-circle = n .   
dress-coat = n   
dresser I = n  1) . ;  2) . ;  3)  ;  4)       
dresser II = n  1)  ;  2) . .        
dresser set =     
dressing = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ; 
first-aid ~       ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ;  6) . ;  7) . , ; 
to give a     good ~ down         
dressing-case = n  1) () ;  2)        
dressing-down = n  ()  
dressing-room = n    
dressing-table = n    
dressmaker = n   
dress-preserver = n   
dress-rehearsal = n    
dress-shield =  . dress-preserver  
dress-suit = n   
dressy = a  1) ,   ;  2) ,       
drew I = past . draw I 2.    
drew II = past  . draw  
drib = n  1) ;  2) ,       
dribble = 1.  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)   ( ) ;  4)     ( )      
drib(b)let = n  1)  , ; by ~s      ; in ~s ;  2)        
drier =  . dryer  
drift = 1. n  1) () ,  (      ) ;  2)  . ,  . ;  3) , ;  4)  ();  5) ,  () ,  () ;  6)  . ; 2. v  1) () , , ;  2) ,  (  -  ,     ) ;  3)  ,   ;     to ~ apart       
driftage = n  1) ,  () ;  2) ,          
drifter = n  1)  (          ) ;  2) ,   ;  3)  .       
drift-ice = n    
drift-wood = n  1)  ;  2) ,         
drill I = 1. n , ,  ; 2. v ,     
drill II = 1. n  1) () , ;  2) ,  ;  3) attr ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  () ,           
drill III = 1. n  .-  .  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  .-  .      
drill IV = n  ()  
driller I = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)       
driller II = n   
drillhole = n    
drilling I = n ,   
drilling II = n () ,   
drilling III = n     
drink = 1. n  1) , ; to have a ~ ,     ; 
give him a ~   ;     soft ~s  .  ;  2)   (  . strong ~); small     ~ ; 
in ~ ;  3) , ,  ( .. .) ;  4)  .  , , the big ~      . )  ; )      ; the D. -; to cross the ~       (); 2. v ( past drank, p . p . drunk)  1) ;  2) , ; to ~ hard, to ~ like     a fish  ;  3) ,   ( )     ; 
to ~ down  ; to ~ in      , ; 
to ~ to       ,   ; to ~ up  .     
to ~ down      
drinkable = a     
drinker = n  1) ;  2)       
drinking = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
drinking-bout = n   
drinking-fountain = n    
drinking-song = n    
drinking-water = n    
drip = 1. n ,   ; 2. v ,      
drip-dry = n    
dripping = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
dripping-pan = n ,   
drive = 1. n  1) ,  ( , )     ;  2) ,   ( ) ;  3) , ;  4)  (, ) ,     ;  5)  ;  6) ,  ( ) ;  7) , , armaments ~      ;  8)  .  () ; to put     on a ~  ;  9) . , ;     10)  . ;     11) ,  () ;     12)  . , ; 2. v ( past drove, p . 
p . driven)  1) ,  ( ,  . .     .) ;  2)  () ,      () ;  3)   ;  4) , ;  5) ,  () ;  6) , ; to ~ out of one`s     
senses   ; to ~ to despair       ;  7) , ;  8)  () ,  ( .     . ) ,  (-) ;  9) ,  ;     10) . . ;     11)  (, ) ; to ~ at      . ,   -.,      -.; to ~ away , ,     ; to ~ in ; to ~ into     ;  . ; to ~ out )     , ; ) ,      ( , ) ; to ~     up ,       
drive-in = n  1)    ,      ,    ();  2) , ,   ,        () ( . drive-in     
restaurant, drive in lunch-room),          (       )      
drivel = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)        
driveller = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
driven = 1. p. p.  drive 2. ~ ashore       
driver = n  1) , , , ;  2)  ;  3) . ;  4) .  ;  5) .       
driver`s-license (certificate) = n .       
driving = n  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3)  ( .. .) ;  4) .       
driving-belt = n    
driving-wheel = n    
drizzle = 1. n  , ; 2. v     
drogue = n  1)  ;  2) .   ''      
droll = a , ,   
drollery = n ,   
dromedary = n  ,   
drone I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .   ,      ; 2. v  1) ,    ;  2) ,   ( . ~     away, ~ out)      
drone II = 1. n  1) )  , , ;     ) .  ; ) .      , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,   2) . ,        
droningly = adv   
droop = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,  () ,      (, ) ;  3) ;  4) .   ;  5)  ,       
drop = 1. n  1) ; ~ by ~, by ~s   ; in     ~s  ,  ;  2) pl  () ;  3) ; 
to take a ~ too much      ;  4) , ;  5) ()  (,      ...) , ;  6)  ( ) ; a ~ in the     bucket, a ~ in the 
ocean    ; to     have a ~ in one`s eye  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  () ;  3) , , ;  4)  () ,  () ;  5)  (  ) ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) ,  () ;  8)  (, ) ,      () ; ~ it! ()!,     ()!;  9) , , , ;     10) , , ;     11)  () ,  () ;     12) . . ; to ~ across .      , ; to ~ away     ,    ; to ~     behind ; 
to~ in ) ,      ( -.) ; )    ; to     ~ into ,  (-.) ; to ~ off     ) ; ) ; ) ; )      ( ) ; ) ; to ~     out ) , ; ) ,      ; to ~ trough  (      .. .) ; 
to ~ from sight        ; to ~ from the 
clouds (  from the     skies)            
drop-back = phr v  .  . ,   
drop-bottle = n   
drop-curtain = n    
droplet = n   
drop-letter = n  . ,    
drop-out, dropout = n .  1) ) , ; ) ;  2) , ()       , ;  3)  . )        ; )    ;  4) , ;  5)  () ;  6)  (.  ) ;  7) .   ( ) ;  8) .  ,       
dropper = n   
droppings = n pl  1)  (,  ,       ) ;  2)   ()      
drop-scene = n  1) . drop-curtain;  2)  ,       
drop-seat = n    
drop-shot = n   ()  
dropsical = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
dropsy = n   
drop-window = n    
dross = n  1) , ,  ;  2)  . ,       
drossy = a  1) , ;  2)  . ;  3) ,       
drought = n  1) ;  2)        
droughty = a  1) , ;  2)  .        
drouth = . . drought  
drove I = past . drive 2.    
drove II = n , , . ; to stand it ~s   
drover = n  1) ;  2)       
drown = v  1) ; to be ~ed ;  2) ();  3) ,  (. .) ; ~ed in     tears  ; ~ed in sleep       ;  4)  (, )      
drowse = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ,  , ;  2) ,  ;  3)       
drowsiness = n ,   
drowsy = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)       
drowsy-head = n   
drub = v  1) (), ();  2)    (-. - into) ;  3)    (out of) ;  4) ,       
drubbing = n   
drudge = 1. n  1)  ,  ;  2) , ; 2. v  ,      
drudgery = n ,    
drudgingly = adv  1)  ;  2)       
drug = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,              
druggist = n   
drugstore = n  . ,  , -  
drum = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) . , ;  4)  .  ;  5) attr ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) ; to ~ up ,       
drumfire = n .   (. .)  
drumhead = n  1)   ;  2) .        
drummer = n  1) ;  2) . .       
drumstick = n  1)  ;  2)   ,   . . .      
drunk = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . , ; 2. a 
predic ; . ; blind   ~, dead ~  ; to get ~    ; ~ as a fidder, ~ as a lord      ; 3. p. p. . drink 2.    
drunkard = n , , a sad ~    
drunken = a   
drunkenness = n  1) , ;  2)       
dry = 1. a  1) ; to suck ~ , ;  2) , , ;  3)  (  .. .) ;  4)   ( ) ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6) .  ( ) ; to go ~               ; 2. v (), , ; .   ; to ~ up ) ; )   , ; )  (   , ) ; ~ up! .   ()!, ()!    
dryad = n .  ,   Dryasdust = n , '',   .   
dryasdust = a ,   
dry-clean = v     
dryer = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3)       
dry-goods = n  1) . ) ; ~ store )      ; )  ; ) ;  2) . ;  3) ,   ..      
drying = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
drying-house = n ,   
drying-out station = n   
dryish = a   
dryly = adv ,    
dry-nurse = 1. n , ; 2. v     
dry-rot = n  1)   () ;  2)        
drysaltery = n  1) )  ; )      ;  2) )   ; )      ,  . . .      
dry-shod = adv     
dual = 1. n .  ; 2. a ,     
dualism = n   
duality = n   
dual slalom = .    
dub I = 1. n  1)    ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) (at) , ;  2) a) ; ) ;  3) . ) , ; )     , , ;  4) , ;  5)   (, )      
dub II = n . .  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
dub III = v  1)   ;  2)  , .        
dub IV = v  () ,  ( )  
dubiety = n  1) , ;  2)        
dubious = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
dubitative = a ,   
ducal = a   
ducat = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) , pl       
duchess = n   
duchy = n   
duck I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . , ; to make ~s and     drakes of, to play ~s and drakes 
with     . ; like water off a ~`s     back     ; a fine day for young     ~s .  ; lame ~ ) ;     ; ) . ; ) . .      ; like a~ in a     thunderstorm         
duck II = 1. n  1) ;  2)           (   ) ; 2. v  1) ;  ();  2)          ;  3) . ,        
duck III = n  1) ;  2) pl        
ducking = n  1) ;  2)         
duck-legged = a ,     
duckling = n   
duck`s-egg = n  1)  ;  2)  - ;  3)   ( ) ;  4) . . ,       
duck-shot = n    
duckweed = n .   
ducky = a ,  ( , )  
duct = n , , , lachrymal ~    
ductile = a  1) , , ;  2)    (  .. .) ;  3) ,       
ductility = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
dud = n .  1) pl , , ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)        
dude = n . . ,   
dudgeon = n ; in high ~   ,    
due = 1. n  1) ; ,    ,       (-.) ; to give smb. his ~       -.;  2)  ( ) ;  3) pl , , ;  4) 
pl   (      ) ; 2. a  1) , ; to fail (  to     become) ~ ,  ( ) ;  2) , , ; in ~     
time, in ~ course   ; in ~ form      ,   ;  3) predic ,  ( - .     - to); 3. adv ,     
duel = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v       
duet = n   
duff = v .  1) ;  2)       
duffer = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,  ;  4)        
dug I = past . p . p . . dig 2.    
dug II = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
dug-out = n  1) ,   ;  2) . , ,       
duke = n  1) ;  2) pl. . ,       
dukedom = n  1) ;  2)        
dulcify = v   
dulcimer = n .   
dull = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ,  ( ) ;  3) ,   4)  (, ) ;  5) ; ~ of hearing   ;  6)  ( ) ; 
as ~ as ditch-water      ; 2. v  1) ;  2) (-) , , ,           
dullard = n   
dullish = a  1) ;  2)       
duly = adv  , ,   
dumb = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) ; to strike smb. ~ ,      -.  6) . . , ; 2. n the ~ (.  pl) ; 3. v  ()    
dumb-bell = 1. n  1) pl  , ;  2) . . ; 2. v        
dumbfound = v , ,   
dumbness = n  1) ;  2)       
dumb-waiter = n  1)  ,        ;  2) .   , ,      ,          
dummy = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  , ,        ;  4) , ;  5) . '' 2. a  1) , , ,     ;  2) ;  3) .       
dump I = 1. n  1) ,  , .  ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1) , ,  ()     ,  () ;  2) .        
dump II = n  1)  , ;  2) .  ; 
not worth a ~       ;  3)       
dump-car = n  ,   
dumping = n  1) , ;  2) . .        
dumpish = a ,    
dumpling = n  1) ;  2) , apple ~ ,       ;  3) .  ( )      
dumps = n pl ,  ; in the ~ .     
dumpy = a   
dun I = 1. n - ; 2. a -    
dun II = 1. n  1)   ;  2)  ; 2. v    ,   ,     
dunce = n   
dunderhead = n   
dune = n   
dung I = 1. n , , ; 2. v ,     
dung II = past. p. p. . ding 2.    
dungaree = n .    
dung-beetle = n    
dungeon = 1. n  , ; 2. v   ,      
dunghill = n    
dungy = a ,   
dupable = a ()  ,    
dupe = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ; 2. v ,     
dupery = n ,   
duplex = a , ,     
duplicate I = 1. n , ; made in ~      ; 2. a  1) ,   ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) ,       
duplicate II = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ,        
duplication = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  , ;  4) ,       
duplicity = n ,   
durability = n  1) , ;  2)   ,     ;  3)       
durable = a  1) ;  2)       
durables = n pl  1)        (, , . ..);  2)  ,              
duralumin = n   
duration = n , , of long ~ ; 
of short ~   
duress(e) = n  1)  ( ) ,  ;  2) , under ~  ,            
during = prep  ,  ,    
durst = past . dare  
dusk = 1. n ; 2. a . , ; 3. v .     
duskiness = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
dusky = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
dust = 1. n ; to kick up (  to make, to   raise) a ~  ;  2) ) ; ) ;  3) ) ,  ; ) , ;  4) ; in the ~ ;  5) ; 
in the ~ ;  6) . ;  7) . ,  ; to kiss     the ~ ) ; )      ; to bite the ~  ,       ; to 
shake the ~ off one`s     feet    ; to throw ~ 
into     smb.`s eyes   ,      ,    ; 2. v  1) ,  ,  ()     ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ( .. .)      
dustbin = n    
dust-cart = n     
dust-coat = n  ()  
dust-color = n -   
dust-cover = n   
duster = n  1)  ;  2) . . dust-coat;  3)       
dusting = n  1) , ,  ;  2) , ; 
to give a ~ ,     ;  3)  .        
dustman = n   
dustpan = n     
dust-proof = a   
dusty = a  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3) , ;  4) ; not too ~ . ,           Dutch = 1. n  1) the ~ (.  pl) ,     ;  2)  ;  3) . . .  ; to 
beat     the ~  ; double ~     ; 2. a , ; . .       Dutchman = n  1) , ; . . ;  2)  ; I`m a ~ if   ,            Dutchwoman = n ,   
duteous = a  1)   ,      () ;  2)       
dutiable = a       
dutiful = . duteous  
duty = n  1) , ; to do (  to     perform) one`s ~   ,     honorable ~  ; as 
in ~     bound   ;  2) ,  , ;     field ~    ; 
daily ~      ; on ~        ;  ; off ~      ; to do ~ for , ;  3) , , , customs duties      ; excess profits ~       ;  4) ; to present (  to send) one`s     ~   ;  5) .       
duty-call = n    
duty-free = 1. a ; 2. adv     
duty-paid = a    
dwarf = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) . ; 2. a ; 3. v  1)  ;  2)   (-)      ,       
dwarfish = a  1) ;  2)       
dwell = v ( past . p . p . dwelt)  1) , , , ; to     ~ in uncertainty   ;  2) ,       ( - (up)on)      
dweller = n , ,   
dwelling = n ,   
dwelling-house = n    
dwelling-place = n   
dwelt = past. p. p. . dwell  
dwindle = v  1) , ,  (      .. .) ;  2)  ,  (      .. .)      
dye = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) , , ;  3) attr ; of the deepest ~     , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,        
d`ye = . = do you  
dye-house = n   
dyeing = n  1) , ;  2)        
dyer = n   
dye-stuff = n  ,   
dye-works = n   
dying = 1. n , , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
dyke = . dike 1., 2.  
dynamic = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .       
dynamics = n pl  1) ;  2)        
dynamite = 1. n ; 2. v      
dynamo = n . -  
dynastic = a   
dynasty = n   
dypso = n (.  dipsomaniac) .   
dysentery = n   
dyspepsia = n   
dyspeptic = a  1)   ;  2)         
dystrophic = a  1) . , ;  2) .       
dystrophy = n .   E, e = n ( pl es, e`s )  1) 5-  .  ;  2) 5-  ;  3) (e) . ... ,       ;  4) (E) .  ;  5) (E) .  2- ;  6) )  ' ' 4;        ; )      '', ''; )      ;  7)  . . .         
each = 1.  ; 2. pron , ; ~ other      
eager = a  1) ,   (-.) ,      ( -. - for, after, about)     ;  2) ;  3)       
eagerness = n ,   
eagle = n  1) ;  2) attr       
eagle-owl = n   
eaglet = n   
ear I = n  1) ; to prick up one`s ~s      , ; to shut one`s ~s to      -.  ,        -.; my ~s are ringing         ; over head and ~s, head over ~s, up to     the ~s   (   . .) ; to be all     ~s  ; he was 
all ~s         ;  2) ; quick ~  ; to play (to     sing) by ~  ()  ; to have 
a     good (bad, poor, no) ~ for music       ()  ; to give ~     to  ; to gain (  to have,     to win) the ~ of       ; for one`s own private ~      ;  3) ;  4)  (. ) ;  5) pl            ,    . .  6) . ) ; ) ,  to give     a thick ~   ; to 
set by     the ~s ; to turn a deaf ~ to     ,  ,       ; to have itching ~s        ,       
ear II = n   
earclip = n ,     
eardrop = n  , -  
ear-drum = n .    
ear-flap = n  1) ) .  ; )  ;  2) .       
earful = n  1) )     ; )      , . ;  2) ,       
earl = n  (  )  
ear-lap = n = earflap 1),  2)      
earldom = n  1)  ;  2) ,         
earliness = n  1)  ;  2)       
early = 1. a  1) ;  2) ; 2. adv ; ~ in 
the day  , .       
earmark = 1. n  1)    ( ) ;  2)  ;  3)   ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) ; to ~ a page       ;  3) , ,  (     -. ) .      
earn = v  1) ;  2)       
earned income = .  1)  , ,   . .     (            ) ;  2)          
earnest I = 1. n in ~ , ; in real ~, in   dead ~  ; 2. a     
earnest II = n ,   
earning power = .  1) ,  ;  2)  ,              
earnings = n pl  1) ,  ;  2) . , ,       
ear phone = n    ,    
ear-ring = n   
earshot = n ; within (out of) ~   ( )   
ear-tab = n  ()  
earth = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ( . E., the E.) ,     ;  3) , , ; floating ~ ;     
scorched ~  ;  4) ;  5) , to take ~, to go 
to ~,       , . , ; to run     
to ~ )   ; )        () ; ) , ,        ; to stop an ~ .      () ;  6) . ;  7) .,  ;  8)    : how     on ~?  ?; why on ~?  ?       ?  9) attr ;     10) attr ,  ( ) ;     11) 
attr .,  ,     ; to burn the ~        ; 2. v  1)   , , ;  2)   ;  3)   ;  4) .,  ;  5) .  () ; to be ~ed             
earth-bound = a  1) , ;  2) ) ,   ; )             
earthen = a  1) ) ; )  ( ) ;  2) ,       
earthing = n .,    
earth-light = n .   ()  
earthling = n  1)  , ;  2)  , ,             
earthly = a  1) ;  2) .-. , ; no ~     use . ; not an ~ chance             
earthmover = n    
earthquake = n , social and political ~      
earth-shine = . earth-light  
earth shoes =        
earthwork = n  1)  ;  2) pl        
earthworm = n  1)  ;  2)       
earthy = a  1) , ;  2) , ,        
ear-trumpet = n   ( )  
ear-wax = n    
earwig I = n .   
earwig II = v ,   
ease = 1. n  1) ; at ~ ) , , ;     ) . ; ill at ~   ;     ; to set at ~ , ;  2) , ; at heart`s ~      ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. v  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) , ; to ~ 
down      () ;  (, ) ; to     ~ in    ( ) ; to ~ off     ) . to ~ down; ) ,      () ; )       
easel = n  1) ;  2)         
easily = adv ,   
easiness = n  1) ;  2)       
east = 1. n  1) , . , the East ) ; )     .  ; Far (Near, Middle)     East  (, ) ; to     the ~ (of)   ();  2)  , . ; 2. a ; 3. adv   ,       East-End = n -,  ()    East-ender = n  -  Easter = n .  1) ;  2) attr       Easter-eve = n .    
easterly = 1. a  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3)   ,  ( ) ; 2. adv  1)  ,  ;  2)        
eastern = 1. n ( . Eastern) ,    ; 2. a  1)   ;  2) ;  3)         
easterner = n ( . Easterner)  1)  ;  2)          
easternmost = a    
eastward = 1. a   ,  ; 2. adv  ,  ,         
eastwards = . eastward  
easy = 1. a  1) , ; ~ of access ;  2) (), ;  3) , , ,     ; to come ~ to       ,  ;  4)  ( ,   . .)     ;  5) ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8)    ( ) ; on the     trigger . ,  ; 2. adv  1) , ; 
take it ~! )      !; )  !;         !;  2) , ;  3) ; 3. n . , ; ~ all!    !    
easy going = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
eat = v ( past ate, p.p eaten) , to ~ well   ; it ~s well  ; to ~ badly     ; the biscuit ~s short    ; to ~ 
away a) c, ; ) , ; to ~ in )    ; ) ; to ~ into ) ; ) ; to ~ off  (   . .) ; to ~ out , ; to ~ up , ; to ~ one`s heart 
out    
eatable = a   
eatables = n pl . ,    
eaten = p.p. . eat  
eater = n  1) . ,   ;  2) , a 
hearty (a poor) ~        ()       
eating = n   
eating-house = n , ,   
eats = n pl . . ,   
eavesdrop = v   
ebb = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  (  to ~ away)      
ebb-tide = n   
ebony = 1. n ,  ; 2. a  1) ()  , ;  2)       
ebullient = a  1) ;  2) ,  ,       
eccentric = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ., .       
eccentricity = n  1) ;  2) ., .       
ecclesiastic = 1. n  ; 2. a . ecclesiastical    
ecclesiastical = a ,   
echelon = n  1) ,  ;  2) , , ; higher ~ )      ; )        
echo = 1. n ( pl -oes, . -os {-ouz])  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v ( pl -oes , . -os )  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( -  ) ;  3) ,  (-. ) ,           
echo-sounder = n   
eclectic = 1. n ; 2. a     
eclipse = 1. n  1) '', total (partial) ~      (, ) ;  2)  , , ; 2. v     
ecliptic = n .   
ecology = n   
econometrics = a ,    
economic = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
economical = a  1) , ;  2)       
economics = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
economist = n  1) ;  2)        
economize = v ,   
economy = 1. n  1) , , political ~      , rural ~      ;  2) , ;  3) pl ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ; ~ class       (, .  )      
ecstasy = n   
ecstatic = a   Ecuadorean, Ecuadorian = 1. n ,      ; 2. a     
ecumena = n ,    (   )  
ecumenic, ecumenical = a  1) ;  2) .  ( ) ;  3) ,              
ecumenism = n ,       
eczema = n .   
eddy = 1. n  1) () ;  2) ,  ,  (      . .) ; 2. v       Eden = n ,   
edge = 1. n  1) , ; ~ of the wood  ;  2) , , .      , ;  3) , ,  () ;  4) ; on ~ ,     , to give the ~ of one`s tongue     
to    -.; to take the ~     off  (, ), ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4)  () ; to ~ away      , ; to ~ into )     (); ) ; to ~ off .     to ~ away; to ~ on       
edgetool = n  ; to play with ~s      
edgeways = adv  1) ,  ();  2)         
edgewise = . edgeways  
edging = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
edgy = a  1) , ;  2) .   ,  3)       
edible = a   
edict = n ,   
edification = n , ,   
edifice = n  1) , ;  2)   ,       
edify = v ,   
edit = v  1) ,   ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3)  ()      
edition = n , second (popular) ~  () , special ~    
editor = n , associate ~ .    
editorial = 1. n  (); 2. a ,     
editorialist = n .     
editor-in-chief = n    
educate = v  1) ,  ;  2)  () ;  3) .  ()      
educated = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
education = n  1) , , ;     all-
round (trade, primary, higher) ~      (, ,     ) ; 
compulsory ~      ; nursery ~      ;  2) ,  (,     ) ;  3) .       
educational = a , , ,   
educative = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
educator = n ,   
educe = v  1) ,  () ;  2) ,  (from) ;  3) .       
eduction = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ,       
eel = n .   
e`en = . . even I 3.    
e`er = . . ever  
eerie = a  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)        
efface = v , . . ,  (   . .) ; to ~ oneself ,   
effect = 1. n  1) , ; to have ~     ,   ;     of no ~ , ; to     this ~   ,  ;  2) , , ; cross ~      ; to give ~ to, to put into     ~ ,   ; to take ~,     to go into ~    ( ,       . .) ; to bring (  to carry)     into ~ ; in ~      ,  ;  3) , ; calculated for ~       ; 
bombshell ~       ;  4) , ;  5) pl , ; 2. v , , ,       
effective = 1. n .  1) ,   ;  2) pl   () ; 2. a  1) ,   ( ,       . .) ;  2) , , ;  3) ,  ;  4) .  ( ,   .     .) ;  5)          
effector = n   (  )  
effectual = a  1) ,  ,     ;  2) .  ,       
effectuate = v , ,     
effeminacy = n ,   
effeminate = a , ,   
effervescent = a , . ,   
effete = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
efficacious = a ,   
efficacy = n , ,   
efficiency = n  1) , ; tactical ~     ;  2) , ,     ;  3) , (-);  4) .         
efficiency report =  ,   
efficiency wages =     
efficient = a  1) , , ;  2) ,   ,           
effigy = n ,   
effloresce = v  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3)       
efflorescence = n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) ;  4) .       
effluence = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
effluent = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ; 2. a     
efflux = n  1) , ;  2)         
effort = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .       
effortless = a  1)   , ;  2) ,         
effrontery = n ,   
effulgent = a   
effuse = v ,  (  . .)  
effusion = n  1)  () , ;  2)  (,  ) ;  3)  (,   . .)      
effusive = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
egalitarian = 1. n ,  ; 2. a ,     
egalitarianism = n   
egg = 1. n  1) , soft (-boiled) ~  ,     hard-
boiled ~  , shady ~      ; scrambled ~s -;     powdered ~s  ; ham (bacon) and     ~s    ( );  2) . good ~ )  ; )      ; ) !; bad ~     ,  ; )      ; odd ~ ; 
in the ~  ,        ; as sure as ~s is ~s         , ; to put all     one`s ~s in one basket )  ,        ; )           ,   ; 2. 
v  1)   ;  2)  () ;  3)         
egghead = n  .  ,   
egg-plant = n   
egg-shaped = a ,   
egg-shell = n  1)  ;  2) attr ,  ( )      
eglantine = n   
egoism = n   
egoist = n   
egoistic(al) = a ,   
egregious = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
egress = n  1) ;  2)        
egression = n   
egret = n  1)  ;  2) ();  3)  ()      Egyptian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s .     ;  2)   () ;  3) pl .  ;  4) .  ;  5) . , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) . . ~ days        
eh = int ?, ?,  ( )?,   ?, !,  !  
eider = n .   
eider-down = n  1)  ;  2)         
eider-duck = . eider  
eight = 1. num ; 2. n     
eighteen = num   
eighteenth = 1. num ; 2. n      
eighth = 1. num ; 2. n      
eighties = n pl  1)  ;  2)   80  90       
eightieth = 1. num ; 2. n      
eighty = num   
either = 1. pron  1)  ( ) , ,    ;  2)   , ,   ,     - ( ) ; 2. 
conj  1) , ; ~ ... or... ... ...;  2) ,  ( ) ; if he does     not come I shall not ~    ,               
ejaculate = v  1) ;  2) ,  ()      
eject = v  1)  ( , ) ,      (from) ;  2) ,  (  . .)      
ejection = n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ,  ,       
eke = v . ,   
el = n . .    ( )  
elaborate = 1. a  ,    , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  (, , on, upon)      
elaboration = n ,   
elapse = v , ,  ( )  
elastic = 1. n  (  ) ; 2. a , , . ,       
elasticity = n , , . .   
elasticize = v    
elasticized = a ,      
elastic-sides = n pl     
elate = 1. a . ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)         
elation = n    
elbow = 1. n  1) , at one`s ~  , ; out     at ~s )    ( ) ;     ) ,  , ;  2) . ; to rub ~s with smb. .      ,   -.; 2. v  ; to ~ 
oneself   ,  (in, into,   through)    
elbow-board = n   
elbow-room = n   
elder I = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl  , ;  3) ; 2. a     
elder II = n   
elderly = a   
eldest = a ()   
elect = 1. n ; the ~ (.  pl)   ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ) , ; ) ,          ; the     
president ~   (        ) ; 3. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
election = n  1) , general (periodical) ~      () ; midterm ~      ; the ~ is 
on  ; to hold an     ~  ;  2)       
electioneer = v   ,     
electioneering = n    
elective = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4) .       
elector = n  1) ;  2) .  (         -)      
electoral = a   
electorate = n ,    
electric(al) = a   
electrician = n  1) ;  2)       
electricity = n   
electricize = v . electrify;  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,        
electric shaver =   
electric torch =    
electrify = v  1) ;  2)       
electrization = n   
electrocardiogram = n .   
electrocute = v  1)    ;  2)         
electrocution = n      
electrode = n   
electrolysis = n   
electromagnet = n   
electromotive = a   
electron = n .   
electronic = a   
electronic media =     
electronics = n  1) ;  2)        
elegance = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ,      (,    .     .)      
elegancy = . elegance  
elegant = a  1) , ;  2) . , ,       
elegiac = a ,   
elegy = n   
element = n  1) ;  2) pl  (  . .) ;  3) ; in his ~   ;         ;  4) ,  ;  5) . ;  6) .  ()      
elemental = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
elementary = a  1) , , ;  2)  .       
elephant = n , white ~  ; .  ; to see the ~  ,    
elephantine = a , . ,   
elevate = v  1) ;  2)       
elevated = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,   ( ) ;  4) . ; 2. n . .      ( )    
elevating = a   
elevation = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  (  ,  )     ;  4) , ;  5) . , ()       
elevator = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .        
eleven = num   
eleventh = 1. num ; 2. n      
eleventh-hour = a    ,     
elf = n ( pl elves)  1) . ;  2) ;  3)       
elfin I = n  1) , ;  2)       
elfin II = a ,     
elfish = . elvish  
elf-lock = n    
elicit = v  1) , , ;  2) ,       
elide = v  1) ,  (       )  ;  2)        
eligible = a  1)     (for) ;  2) ,       
eliminate = v  1) ,  ( - from) ;  2) , , ;  3) .               
elimination = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .               
elision = n  1) . ;  2)  (  . .)      
elite = n  ,  (-. -of) ,   
elixir = n  1) ,  ,     ;  2) . ,   ( ,     )      
elk = n   
ell I = n .   ,  ( 113 )  
ell II = n  , .   
ellipse = n  1) . ;  2) ,   ;  3) . ellipsis      
ellipsis = n ( pl ellipses ) .   
elliptic(al) = f ., .   
elm = n . ,   
elocution = n    
elongate = v  1) (), ();  2)  ()      
elope = v  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
eloquence = n   
eloquent = a   
else = adv  1) , , anybody ~  -; who     ~?  ?; who ~`s ; somebody ~s     -, - ,      - ; what ~ could I say?       (  ,  )   ?;  2) ,  ,   ,  ()     ; run (or) ~ you will be late ,      ()         
elsewhere = adv -     
elucidate = v  , ,   
elucidation = n   
elucidative = a ,   
elude = v , ,   
elusion = n ,   
elusive = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
elusory = a ,   
elves = pl . elf  
elvish = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
em- = -em-, im-] pref   en-  m, b, p  
em = . = them  
emaciate = v ,   
emaciation = n ,   
emanate = v  1) , ;  2)  (from)      
emanation = n , ,   
emancipate = v     ,   
emancipation = n ,   
emasculate = 1. a  1) , . ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , .  () ,      (  . .) ;  2) , ,       
embalm = v  1)  ;  2)  () , .             
embank = v  ,   
embankment = n  1) , ;  2) ()       
embargo = 1. n , ; to lay an ~ on    ,  ; to be under   an ~   ; 2. 
v  1)   ( , ) ;  2) ,  ()      
embark = v  1) (),  ( );  2) ,  (-. ,     in, on, upon)      
embarkation = n ,  ( )  
embarrass = v  1) c,   ;  2) , ;  3)  ()      
embarrassment = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
embassy = n   
embattle = v  1) a)    ; )     
c   ;  2) .            
embattled = a  1)    ,        ;  2) . ) ,        ; )  ( )      
embed = v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( -.) ,     ; ~ded in concrete     ,   ;  3) ; ~ded in 
one`s recollection (      memory)   ;  4)  (., )      
embellish = v ,   
ember I = n . pl  () ,    
ember II = . ember-goose  
ember-goose = n .    
embezzle = v ,  ( , )  
embitter = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ,       
emblazon = v ,   
emblem = n ,   
emblematic(al) = a   
emblematize = v  ,   
embodiment = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
embody = v  1)  ( ), ;  2)  ( ) ,         (  . .) ;  3) ,   , ;  4) .       
embog = v     
embolden = v  ,   
embosom = v  1) ;  2)       
embosomed = a ,  (with) ,   (in)  
emboss = v  1) , ;  2)        
embrace = 1. n ; 2. v  1) (); 2)(-)     (, ) ;  3) , ,   ;  4)  (,    . .)     ;  5)  ()      
embrasure = n   
embrocation = n  (, )  
embroider = v  1) ;  2)       
embroidery = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
embroil = v  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  (with)      
embryo = 1. n , ; 2. a ,     
embryonic = a   
emend = v :  () ,  ,   
emerald = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. a     
emerge = v  1) , , ;  2) ,       
emergence = n  1) ;  2)       
emergency = 1. n  ,    , ; in ~, in case of ~      ; 2. 
a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  (   . .) ;  5) ,  ( ,     ) ;  6) .  ( )      
emeritus = a ,    
emersion = n  1) ;  2) ,       
emery = n   
emesis = n ( pl -ses)  .   
emetic = 1. n  (); 2. a  1)  ( ) ;  2) , ,     -      
emigrant = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
emigrate = v  1) ();  2) ;  3) .       
emigration = n  1) ;  2)       
eminence = n  1) , , ;  2)  ,      () ; of ~ ;      ;  3) (.)  ( )      
eminent = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
emissary = n   
emission = n  1)  () ,  () ,      () ;  2) . ,  ( ,       . .) ;  3) .  ;  4) attr       
emissive = a , ,   
emit = v  1) ,  (, , ) ;  2)  () ,  () ;  3)  ()      Emmy = n . '', -   ,   . .  
emolument = n ,   
emotion = n  , ,  , , with ~    
emotional = a  1) (), ;  2)       
emotionality = n   
emperor = n   
emphasis = n  1) , ;  2) ; to lay (  to put)     special ~  ,       ,  ;  3)   ( )      
emphasize = v  1)  ()  (   .     .) ;  2) ,         
emphatic = a , ,   
emphatically = adv  1)   ;  2) ;  3)       Empire = n  1) () ;  2) attr         
empire = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( - over) ; Invisible ~      , --; 2. a     Empire City = . ' ' (  -)  Empire State = . ' ' (  -)  
empiric = 1. n  1) ,   ,      ;  2) , -; 2. a     
empirical = a  1) ;  2)  ,       
empiricist = n   
emplace = v  1)   , ;  2) .          
emplacement = n  1) ,  ;  2) . )   ;     )        
employ = 1. n , to be in the ~ of smb. ,     -.; 2. v  1)   , ,       (-.) ;  2) , , ; to     ~ oneself (in)       
employee = n   , ,   
employer = n ,   
employment = n  1) ,  ( ) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ; full ~  ;  4) attr ~ bureau   ; ~ agent             
empoison = v  (. .)  
emporium = n  1)  ;  2) .        
empower = v  1) ;  2)  ,       
empress = n   
emptiness = n   
empty = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( , into) ;  4) ,       
empty-handed = a     
empty-headed = a   
empty-pated = . empty-headed  
empyrian = 1. n  1) . ;  2) ; 2. a ,     
emu = n .   
emulate = v  1) ;  2)       
emulation = n  1) ;  2)       
emulous = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  -. (of)      
emulsion = n   
emulsive = a ,   
en- = pref  1)     .      .  .      : )       -.  : to encage       ; )   -.      : to enable  ; to enslave     ;  2)    .         to     enforce ,       
enable = v  ,  (-. )  
enact = v  1) , ;  2) ,  ();  3) . pass ,       
enactment = n  1)    () ;  2) ,       
enamel = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)       
enamelware = n    
enamour = v . pass  ; to be ~ed of ()   
encamp = v    
encampment = n  1) ,  ; hut ~      ;  2)        
encase = v  1) ,   ;  2) ; ~d in 
armor         
encasement = n ,   
encash = v .  1)  () ;  2)  ,       
encashable = a .   ,   ()   
encashment = n .  1)  , ;  2) ,        
encephalic = a  .    , ,   
encephalitis = a .   
encephalogram = n   
enchain = v  1) ,   ;  2)  () ,      () ;  3) ,       
enchant = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)         
enchanter = n  1) , ;  2) .       
enchantment = n   
enchantress = n , , . .    
enchilada = n . ,       
encipher = v  1) ;  2)  ()      
encircle = v  1) ;  2) ( with) , ,     ;  3)  ( -.)      
encircling = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
enclasp = v ,   
enclave = n  1) ,           , ;  2)        
enclose = v  1)  (.  ) , ;  2) , , ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4) ,  (  . .)      
enclosure = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ;  3)       
encode = v ,   
encoder = n    
encompass = v  1) ;  2) ,  ( )      
encore = 1. int !; 2. n   ''; to give three ~s     ; 3. v   '',      
encounter = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) () ()      
encourage = v  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)       
encouragement = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
encouraging = a ,   
encroach = v ,  (  ,  , on)  
encrypt = v   
encumber = v  1) , , ,     ;  2) ;  3)  (  . .)      
encumbrance = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) .  ( )      
encyclop(a)edia = n   
encyclop(a)edic = a   
end = 1. n  1) ; ~ on   ; on ~      (. . ) ; no ~ of  , ()     ,  (,   .     .) ; ~ to ~  , ; to     be at an ~, to come to an ~       , ; to the bitter ~      () ,  ; to put an ~ to,     to make ~ of   (-.) ;  2) , , , ;  3) , ; in the ~       ,  ;  4) ; to be near one`s ~ ,       ;  5) ; 
to what ~?   ?; to gain     one`s ~s  ; 
on ~ ,     ; the business ~ ,        ; at a loose ~       ; at one`s 
wits` ~  ,      ; ; to keep (      to hold) one`s ~ up  ,        ; to make both ~s meet        ; 
to be at the ~ of     one`s tether   ; the thin ~ 
of     the wedge ,       ; 2. v () (-. -in) ; to ~ off, to   ~ up ; to ~ 
in smoke        
endanger = v ,    
endear = v    
endearment = n , ,   
endeavor = 1. n , ; 2. v  ( -.) ,    ,     
endemic = 1. n  1) ) .  ; )       (-.) ,      (-.) ;  2) .  (,         ) ; 2. a  1)   ,     ;  2)       
end-fence = n   ( )  
end-game = n  1) . ;  2)   ,   . .      
ending = 1. n  1) ;  2)   () ;  3) . , ; 2. a ,     
endless = a , ,   
endlong = adv  1) , ;  2) ,       
endmost = a    
endocrine = 1. n .   ; 2. a . ,     
endocrinology = n   
endorse = v  1)   ,     ;  2) ,        () ;  3) ,       
endorsement = n  1)   ( , ) ;  2) ,       
endow = v  1)   ;  2) , ~ed 
with      (  . .) ;  3)  (, , wiht)      
endowment = n  1)  ,       (  . .) ;  2) , , . .     () ; the Carnegie E.      ;  3) ; ~ with information c           
end product = n  1) )   (     ) ,  ; ) .,     .  ;  2)  ,       
endue = v  1)  (with) ;  2) , ; ~s with ,           
end-up = a .   
endurance = n  1) , ;  2)       
endure = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
enduring = a  1) , ; ~ peace  ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
endways = adv    ,   
endwise = . endways  
end-zone = n .    
enema = n .   
enemy = 1. n  1) ; bitter ~  ; sworn ~      ;  2) . the E. ;  3) the ~ (.  pl) ,     ;  4) . ; to kill the ~      ; how goes the ~?, what says the ~?      ?; 2. a ,     
energetic = a   
energetics = n   
energy = n  1) , , atomic ~  ;  2) pl       
enervate = 1. a , , ; 2. v ,     
enervation = n   
en face = .  1) ;  2)       
enfant terrible = .  1)  ;  2) ,               
enfeeble = v   
enfilade = n .  1)  () ;  2)  ,        
enfold = v  1) ,  (in, with) ;  2) , ;  3)        
enforce = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)    () ;  4)       
enforcement = n   
enfranchise = v  1)   ;  2)  ()        ;  3) )    ( ) ;     )  ( ) ;  4)  ,       
engage = v  1) ,   (  .     .) ;  2) ,   ( . to be ~d     in); say I am ~d ,   ; to be     ~d in medicine  ; to ~ in     politics   ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;      (  . .) ,      ( ) ;  4) ,          (. ) ; to be ~d      ;  5) .  (   , . to ~ in     battle);   ,  ;       ( . to ~ by fire);  6) . , ; to ~ for     ,       
engaged = a  1) ;  2)       
engagement = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ; to meet one`s ~s      ,  ;  4) ;  5) . ,       
engaging = a , ,   
engender = v , ,   
engine = n  1) () , , ;     (internal-)combustion ~, explosion ~       ; 
jet ~      ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) attr ;  5) attr ;  6) 
attr       
engine-crew = n .-.    
engine-driver = n .-.   
engineer = 1. n  1) , civil ~ -;  2) ;  3) ;  4) . ;  5) pl . - ;  6) attr ;  7) attr ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) , ;  3) .       
engineering = n  1) , agricultural ~ ;     
electronic ~  ;  2) (-) ;  3)       
engine-plant = n  1)  ;  2)        
engine-room = n    
engird = v ( past, p.p. engirded, engirt)   
engirdle = . engird  
engirt = past, p.p. . engird  English = 1. n  1) the ~ (.  pl) ;  2)  ; Old ~      ; Middle ~  ; in     plain ~ , ,  ; 2. a ; 3. v  1)    ;  2) ,              Englishman = n   English-speaking = a  1)    ;  2) ,       Englishwoman = n   
engrain = v  () , . ,   
engrained = a  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2) ,       
engrave = v  1) ,  ( , ,     ) ;  2)  ( : on, upon)      
engraving = n  1) ;  2)       
engross = v  (, ) , ,  (-. , ) ; ~ed in smth.   -.,  -.  
engrossing = a  (, ) ,   
engulf = v  1) ;  2)       
enhance = v , ,   
enigma = n   
enigmatic(al) = a   
enjoin = v ,   
enjoy = v  1)  ,  ( .     to ~ 
oneself);  2)  (  . .) ;      (  . .)      
enjoyable = a   
enjoyment = n  1) , ;  2)       
enkindle = v ,   
enlace = v , ,   
enlarge = v  1) (), ();  2)  ( -. -upon) ;  3)        
enlarger = n    
enlighten = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) .        
enlightened = a  1) ;  2)       
enlightenment = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) (E.)   (XYIII     ), the age of E.        
enlist = v  1)     ;  2) ,  (  );  3)  (, )      
enlisted = a . .   
enlisted man = . ,      ( )  
enlisted woman = .  ( )  
enlistee = n .      
enliven = v ,   
enlock = v ,     
enmesh = v  1) ,   ;  2) . pass.       
enmity = n , ,   
ennoble = v  1) ;  2)          
ennui = n   
enormity = n  1) ;  2)        
enormous = a  1) , ;  2)       
enough = 1. a ; 2. n  , we have ~ 
of   everything    ; ~ and to   spare ,  ; I have had ~ of him     ,    ; 3. adv , ; sure ~        
enquire = . inquire  
enquiry = . inquiry  
enrage = v ,   ,    
enrapture = v   
enrich = v  1) ;  2)  ()      
enrol(l) = v  1)    ( -.     ) ; ();  2)          
enrollee = n .      
enrolment = n  1)   , ;  2)         
enroot = v ., ., . p.p.  1) ;  2) ,       
ensconce = v  1) ();  2)  , ;  3) .       
ensemble = n .  1) ,  , ;  2) )  (  . .) ;     )   ( , ) ;  3) , ;  4)  () ;  5)  (, ) ;  6) .       
enshrine = v ,  (-.   . .)  
enshroud = v ,   
ensign = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) . . ()       
ensilage = 1. n .-.  1) ;  2) ; 2. v .-.     
ensile = v .-.   
enslave = v , .   (,   . .)  
enslavement = n   
ensnare = v     
ensue = v  1) (); silence ~d      ;  2)   ,      (from, on)      
ensuing = a  1) ();  2)       
ensure = v , ,   
entail = 1. n  1) .  ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)  .   ,           
entangle = v  1) , ;  2)         
entanglement = n  1) ,  ,     ;  2) . ,       
entente = n .  1) ) , , ;     ) .         ;  2) (the E.) . , ()           
enter = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( , upon) ;      ( ,   . .) ;  4) ,  ( ,   .     .) , ;  5) () (         . ., for) ; c to ~ into ) ;     ; )   ; )     , ; to ~ upon )     ; ; ) .             
enteric = 1. n   ( . ~ fever); 2. a     
enterprise = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
enterprising = a ,   
entertain = v  1) ,  (, )     ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3)   ,       
entertaining = a ,   
entertainment = n  1)  () ,  ; to give ~      ,  ;  2) ,  (,     ) ;  3) ,       
enthral(l) = v  1) ;  2)       
enthrone = v     
enthusiasm = n , , spontaneous ~    
enthusiast = n   
enthusiastic = a   
enthusiastically = adv  1) ,  ;  2)        
entice = n , , ; c to ~ away   
enticement = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
enticing = n   
entire = 1. n  1) (the ~) , ;  2)  , . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ( )      
entirely = adv  1) , , ;  2) ,       
entirety = n  1) , , in its ~       , ;  2)  ;  3) .   (-.)      
entitle = v  1)  , ; to be ~d       ( -to) ;  2) ,  ,       
entitlement = n  1) ;  2) .  ( ,   . .)     , ,        
entity = n  1) , ;  2) -.  ,       
entomb = v  1) ;  2)        
entombment = n   
entomological = a   
entomology = n   
entourage = n . ,   
entr`acte = n   
entrails = n pl , , .   
entrance = n  1) , back ~  , no ~      ; 
to force an ~  ( - to)     ;  2)  ( ,    . .,     into, upon) ;  3)  (  ) ;  4) attr ;  5) attr       
entrance = v    , ,  (with)  
entrance duty =    
entrance fee =   1)  ,  2)        
entrance visa =    
entrap = v   , ,   
entreat = v ,   
entreaty = n ,   
entremets = n    .  (  )  
entrench = v .  ; to ~ oneself   
entrenchment = n . ,  ,   
entrepreneur = n .  1) ,  ;  2) ) ; )        . . ;  3)       
entresol = n . . ,  (.     )  
entrust = v , ,   
entry = n  1) , , () ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3) ;  4)  ( ,   ) ,     () ;  5)  () ;  6) .  (-. ) ;  7) .         
entwine = v  1) , ;  2)  (with, about, 
round) ;  3)       
entwist = v ,   
enumerate = v   
enumeration = n  1) ;  2)       
enunciate = v  1) , ;  2) ,  (,     ) ;  3)  ()      
enure = . inure  
envelop = v  1) , ;  2) ; ~ed in 
flames      ; ~ed in mystery  ;  3) . ,       
envelop = n  1) , ;  2)       
envenom = v   
enviable = a ,    
envious = a   
environ = v   
environment = n  1)  , ;  2)        
environmental = a    , ,    ,    
environmentalism = n       
environs = n pl  1) ;  2)       
envisage = v  1)    (  . .) ;  2)  () ;  3)       
envoy = n  1) ; special ~      ;  2)       
envy = 1. n  1) ; out of ~  ;  2)  ; 2. v     
enwind = v   
enwrap = v ,  (in, with)  
enzyme = n ,   
eparchy = n   
epaulet(te) = n   
ephemera = n ( pl -rac, -ras ), ( pl . -ridac) . .  1) , , ;  2) -. ,       
ephemeral = a  1) , , ;  2)       (     , )      
epic = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ; 2. a     
epical = a   
epicentra = pl . epicentrum  
epicentrum = n ( pl epicentra)  ()  
epicure = n ,     Epicurean = 1. n ,  ; 2. a  1) ,          ;  2) (e.) ,       
epicycle = n .   
epidemic = 1. n  1) ; to stamp out an ~      ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. a     
epidemical = . epidemic 2  
epidemy = n .    
epigram = n   
epigraph = n   
epilepsy = n .  ,   
epilogue = n   
episcopal = a ,   Episcopalian = 1. n  1)  , .      ;  2) (e.)        () ; 2. a  1)         , .  ;  2) (e.)  (       )      
episcopate = n  1)  ;  2)       
episode = n , ,   
episodic(al) = a ,   
epistle = n   
epistolary = a ,     
epitaph = n   
epithet = n   
epitome = n .  1) a) ,  ; )     ,  (   . .) ; )     , ; ) ;  2) ,       
epitomize = v .  1) a) ,  ,      () ; ) ,       (  . .) ; )      ;  2) ,       
epoch = n  1) ;  2) . , , glacial ~            
epoch-making = a ,   
epopee = n   
epos = n ,    
equability = n ,   
equable = a , ,   
equal = 1. n , ; he has no ~     ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) , , 
she is not ~ to the     task      ; 3. 
v     
equality = n , , on an ~ with     
equalization = n ,   
equalize = v  (with, to) ,   
equally = adv ,     
equanimity = n ,   
equate = v ,   
equation = n  1) ;  2)  . ; simple ~       ; biquadratic ~            
equator = n   
equatorial = a   
equestrian = 1. n ; 2. a     
equi- = pref -; equivalent   
equiangular = a .   
equilateral = a .   
equilibrate = v ()  
equilibration = n  1) ;  2)       
equilibrist = n   
equilibrium = n  1) ;  2) ,       
equinoctial = 1. n  ,    ; 2. 
a     
equinox = n   
equip = v , , ,   
equipage = n  1) a)  (, , ) ; )     , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
equipment = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) . .-.        
equitable = a ,   
equity = n  1) , ;  2) . )  ; court of ~     ,  ,        ; ~ of redemption        ; )  pl (-.)     ,   ;  3) . ;  4) .  ,         ( . ~ share);     stockholders ~               
equivalence = n , , ,   
equivalency = . equivalence  
equivalent = 1. n ; 2. a , ,     ,     
equivocal = a  1) ;  2)       
equivoke = n , ,   
equivoque = . equivoke  
era = n ,   
eradiate = v   
eradiation = n   
eradicate = v   , .   
eradication = n   
erase = v  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
eraser = n ,   
ere = 1. prep . , ; ~ long ; 2. conj .  ,      
erect = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .  ( ) ; 2. adv ; 3. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)       
erection = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . , ;  4) .       
eremite = n   Erin = n .   
ermine = n ; to wear the ~      
erode = v  1) ,  () ;  2) . ,       
erosion = n , .   
erosive = a  1) ;  2)        
erotic = a   
err = v  1) , ;  2)       
errand = n , to send on an ~   ; to 
run ~s, to go on ~s   ; a fool`s ~    
errand-boy = n -  
errant = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
errata = pl . erratum  
erratic = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
erratum = n ( pl errata) ,   
erring = a   
erroneous = a   
error = n  1) , ; to make (  to     commit) 
an ~  ;       ; in ~ ,  ;  2) , ,       
erudite = a   
erudition = n , ,   
erupt = v  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( )      
eruption = n  1)  () ;  2)  () ;  3)  (,   . .) ;  4) . ,       
eruptive = a  1) . , ;  2) .        
erythrocyte = n .   
escalate = v  1)   ;  2) )  (,   .     .) ; )  ( ,        . .) ;  3) (into) ; to ~ the world 
into a     war    ;  4) ) , ; costs ~      ; ) ,  (  .     .)      
escalation = n ,  (, )  
escalator = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
escalator clause =   1) . ' ',        ,                 ;  2) .     (        )      
escapade = n  1)  , ;  2)  ( )      
escape = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; to 
have a     hairbreadth (  narrow) ~       ,    ; ejection ~     ;  3)  (, , ) ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)  () , ,     ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4)  ( , , ) ;  5)        
escape clause = . . '  ' (         )  
escapism = n ,      
escheat = 1. n .  1) )        ; )         ;  2) .  ; 2. v .  1)   ;  2)   ( )      
eschew = v ,    
escort = 1. n , , ; 2. v , ,       
escutcheon = n  , a blot on one`s ~ .   -.   Eskimo = n  1) , ; the ~es ;  2) attr       
esoteric = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ,   ;  2) , , ~ purpose  ;  3) ,   ,     ; ~ poetry         
especial = a ,   
especially = adv ,   Esperanto = n ()   
espionage = n   
esplanade = n ,     
espouse = v  1)  ( -.) ;  2)   (to) ;  3) ,       
espy = v  1) ,  ;  2)       Esquimau = . Eskimo  
esquire = n  1) ,   (         William     Jones, Esq.) ;  2) (E.)       
essay = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
essayist = n   
essence = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)       
essential = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl    ( . ~s     of life); 2. a  1) , ,       (-.) ;  2) ,       
essentiality = n ,   
essentially = adv    
establish = v  1) , , ;  2) ; to be ~ed )  (       . .) ; )  (       . .) ;  3)  (  . .)      
established = a  1) ;  2) , ,     ;  3) ,  ( )      
establishment = n  1) , , ;  2)  (      ) ;  3)  () ;  4) () ;  5) (the E.) ) , ,      ; ) ,      ,  ; )       ( -.  ,       . .)      
estate = n  1) , ; personal (real) ~      () ;  2) , the fourht ~ . '     ', ;  3) .  ( )      
esteem = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ,       
estimable = a    
estimate = 1. n  1) ;  2) , the Estimates )      ()  ( ) ; )             (-,  -   ); budgetary     ~s  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,            
estimation = n  1) , ; in my ~   ;  2) ; to hold in ~ ;  3) ,       
estimator = n   Estonian = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
estrange = v  1) , , ;  2) pass.  ,  ( )     ; relf , , ;     politician ~d himself from realitics              
estrangement = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,   (  )      
estuary = n ,    
et-cetera, etcetera = n   ,     
etceteras = n pl .  1)  ;  2)  ,  ,       
etch = v      
etcher = n ,   
etching = n  1)    ;  2)   ,       
eternal = a , . . ,   
eternalize = v = eternize  
eternity = n  1) ;  2)  , ,      ; to send smb. into ~ .      -.   ; from all ~       (); for all ~         
eternize = v  1) ,  ;  2) ,         
ethanol = n .  ,   
ether = n  1) ., . ;  2) .       
ethereal = a  1) . , , ;  2) .       
ethereality = n ,   
ethical = 1. n  ,      ; 2. a  1) ,   ; ~ code      ;  2) , , ; ~     
conduct  ;  3) .    (      )      
ethics = n  1) ,   ,      , 
a code of ~      ;  2) , , , ;  3)   ,      ,       Ethiopian = 1. n , ; the ~s ; 2. a     
ethnic = 1. n  1) )  (-.)      ; )       , .       (.             ) ; ) .     ;  2) . ; 2. a  1) ) ; ) ; )     ;  2) .       
ethnicity = n      
ethnographic(al) = a   
ethnography = n   
ethnology = n   
ethyl = n .   
ethyl alcohol = . ,    
etiquette = n  1) ;  2) ()       
etymologic(al) = a   
etymology = n   
eucalyptus = n ( pl . eucalypti) ) .   Eucharist = n .  1) , () ;  2)  ;  3) (e.)        
eulogy = n    
eunuch = n  1) ;  2)       
euphemism = n .   
euphonic(al) = a   
euphony = n   
euphoria = n  1) . ;  2) -       
euphuism = n ,    Eurasian = 1. n ,           ; 2. a  1) ,          ;  2)   (        )      
eureka = int !  Euromarket, Euromart = n .  ,     European = 1. n ; the ~s ; 2. a     European Economic Community =     
euthanasia = n  1)   ;  2) ) ,        (  ); )                        
evacuate = v  1) ;  2) ,  () ;  3) . ,       
evacuation = n  1) ;  2) ) . , , ;     ) .       
evacuee = n ,   
evade = v  1) ,  ( ,      ) ;  2) ;  3)   (, ) ;  4)  (, )      
evaluate = v  1) ;  2)         
evaluation = n   
evanescent = a  1) ;  2) .        
evangel = n  1) (E.) . ;  2) .  ;  3) = evangelist      
evangelical = a  1) ( . E .) ,     ;  2) ;  3) ,         ,   . .      
evangelist = n  1) ,         ;  2) )   (      ) ; )  ,     ;  3) ,  (  . .)      
evaporate = v  1) , .  . )     , ; ) ;  2) ,       
evaporation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
evasion = n  1) ;  2)       
evasive = a  1) ;  2)       Eve = n  1) . ;  2)       
eve = n  1) , on the ~ ; Christmas ~      ;  2) .       
even I = 1. n  1)  ; ~ or odd?   ?;  2)  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)   ,  (with) ;  3) , , ,  ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) ; to be (  
to get) ~ with smb.        -.; 3. v  1) ,  ( . to ~ up);  2) , ; to ~ up 
on .     , , ; 4. adv  1) ; ~ if, ~ though  ,       ;  2) .  ,       
even II = n .   
even-handed = a   
evening = n  1) , .  ;  2) , ;  3) attr       
even-minded = a ,   
event = n  1) , , in the ~ of  ,       (-.) ; in either ~, at all ~s       ; 
in that ~   ;  2) , ;  3)  ,          
eventful = a  ,    
eventless = a    
eventual = a  1) ;  2)       
eventuality = n ,    
eventually = adv   ,     
eventuate = v  1) ,  (-. -in) ;  2) ,       
ever = adv  1) -; ~ and anon .       , 
hardly ~ ,  ;  2) , for ~ ; ~ 
after, ~ since        (), Yours ~  ,       (  ) ;  3)      : who     ~ can it be?     ( ), why     ~ didn`t you say so? ()          ;  4)  (       as... as ) , be as quick 
as ~ you can        ;  5) ~ so , ; it is ~ so much     easier   ; thank you ~ so     much   ;  6) ~ such . ; he`s ~ 
such a good     fellow          
everglade = n .  , ; the Everglades  (  )  
evergreen = 1. n  ; 2. a     
ever-increasing = a ()   
everlasting = 1. n  1) ;  2) . (the E.) , ;  3) . , ;  4)   ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
evermore = a ,   
every = a ; ~ now and again, ~ now and then   ; ~ one (of them)  ( ), , ~ so often : ; ~ other ) ; )  ; ~ other day    
everybody = n , ,  ()  
everyday = a , ,   
everyone = n , ,  ()  
everything = n   
everyway = adv  1)   ;  2)         
everywhere = adv (),   
evict = v  1) ;  2)  ( )      
eviction = n  1) ;  2)   ( )      
evidence = 1. n  1) ; in ~ ,  ,       (. . 3.) ;  2) , , ;     direct ~  ; to give (  to     
bear) ~ of smth. ,       -. (. .  3) ;  3) . ,  ;     ircumstantial ~  ; cumulative     ~  ; presumptive ~     ,   ; to give ~       (. .  2) ; to call in ~    (      ) ; to turn King`s ( Queen`s) ~      ; in ~         (. .  1) ; 2. v  , ,       
evident = a , ,   
evidential = a   , ,   
evil = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( ) ,       
evil-doer = n  1) , ;  2)       
evil-minded = a ,   
evince = v , ,   
evoke = v  1) ,  (  . .) ;  2) .  ()       ;  3)  ()      
evolution = n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3) ., , ,       
evolutional = . evolutionary  
evolutionary = a   
evolutionism = n    
evolve = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (, ) ,      () ;  4) ,       
ewe = n   
ewer = n   
ex- = pref    :  1)   -.,       -.  : to extract ,     exterritirial ;  2)    ,      -, , ex-president        
exacerbate = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2)  ()      
exact I = a   
exact II = v  1) () , ;  2)  (from, of)      
exacting = a  1) ;  2) ,  (   . .)      
exaction = n  1) () ;  2)       
exactitude = n   
exactly = adv  1) ,  ;  2) ,   ( )      
exactor = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)       
exact sciences =    
exaggerate = v  1) ;  2)        
exaggerated = a  1) ;  2) . ,       
exaggeration = n   
exaggerative = a   
exalt = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4) , ;  5)  ()      
exaltation = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
exam = .   
examinant = n   
examination = n  1) , ,     , 
post-mortem ~  ()     ;  2) , competitive ~      ; preliminary ~      ; 
to take an ~, to go in for an ~      ; to pass 
one`s ~      ; to sit for an ~  ; 
to     fail in an ~   ;  3) , , ;  4) . ;  5) . )    ;     )  ;  6) .  (  . .)      
examinational = a   
examination-paper = n  1)  ;  2)        
examine = v  1) ;  2) , ,     ();  3) ;  4) ,       
examinee = n   
examiner = n  1) , ;  2) .       
example = n , for ~ , to give (  to set) an ~ ,  ; beyond ~, without ~  ; 
to make an ~ of      
exasperate = v  1) ,   ;  2) ,  ( -.) ;  3)  (  . .)      
exasperating = a ,   
exasperation = n   
excavate = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ,        
excavation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  , ;  4)  , ;  5) .       
excavator = n  1) ; walking ~      ;  2) ;  3)       
exceed = v  1) ;  2)  (-.,  -. - 
in) ;  3)        
exceeding = a ,   
exceedingly = adv ,   
excellence = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
excellency = n   
excellent = a , ,   
except = 1. v  1) ;  2)  (against) ; 2. prep ,  , ; ~   for       
excepting = prep  , ,   
exception = n  1) ; with the ~ of  ;     
without ~  ;  2) ) , to take ~ to smth.       -.; ) ,     ; to take ~ 
at (to) smth.       -.;  3) . )  ( ,       . .) ; )    ;     E. Your Honor! ,  ! (     )      
exceptionable = a  ,   
exceptional = a ,   
exceptive = a  1) ,  ;  2)       
excerpt = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  ,      
excerption = n ,   
excess = n  1) , ; in ~ of  ,      (-.) ;  2) , ; to ~, in ~      ;  3) pl , ;  4) attr , ()      
excess baggage =   1) )  ,   ;     
charges for ~    ; )     . ;  2) ,  ,              
excessive = a ,   
excess profit(s) = .   
exchange = 1. n  1) , in ~ (for) ,  ,     ;  2) ) , ; ) ()     ;  3) )   ( . forign ~)      ,  ( . bill of ~);     ~ loss )  ,       ; )         ; ~ permit  ,        ; ~ 
restriction      ,         ; ~ transactions       , 
arbitration of ~      ; )  ( ) ; ~     fluctuations   () ;  4)   ,        , medium of ~       ;  5) , stock ~  ; ~ business      ,  ;  6) ()  ,     ;  7)  ;  8)    ( . ~ copy,       ); 2. v  1) ();  2)       
exchangeable = a     
exchangee = n  1) ,          (,   . .) ;  2) = exchange student      
exchange student = () ,        
exchequer = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
excise I = v ,   
excise II = 1. n  ( . ~ duty); 2. v ,       
excitable = a   
excitant = 1. n  ; 2. a     
excitation = n   
excite = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .  ()      
excitement = n ,   
exclaim = v , ; c to ~ against ,  ,   
exclamation = n   
exclamation mark =    
exclamatory = a   
exclave = n .   ,      ,   
exclude = v  1) ;  2)   (  . .)      
exclusion = n ; to the ~ of    
exclusive = 1. n  1) ,         ;  2)  ,  (      -.  . .) ;  3) .   (      ) ; 2. a  1) , ; ~ of ,      ;  2) ,       ;  3) , ,        ( ) ;  4) .       
exclusively = adv ,   
exclusiveness = n  1) ;  2)    , ,           
excrement = n .  1) , , ;  2)  () ;  3) .-.       
excrescence = n , ,   
excrete = v ,   
excretion = n .   
excretive = a    
exculpate = v ,   
exculpative = a . ,   
exculpatory = a = exculpative  
excursion = n  1) , , ;  2) attr       
excursionist = n  1) , ;  2) .  ,             
excursive = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
excursus = n  ( ,  ) ,   
excusable = a ,   
excusatory = a ,   
excuse = 1. n  1) , ; in ~ of       -.; without ~      () ; sorry ~      ;  2) , , lame (  poor,     
thin) ~ ,  ;     specious ~  ; 2. v  1) , ; ~ me! !,     !;  2) ; to ~ oneself ,      ;  3)  ( , ,     , 
from)      
exeat = n .     ( ,   . .)  
execrable = a   
execrate = v  1)  ;  2)  ,       
executant = n   
execute = v  1) , ;  2)    (  . .)     ;  3) ;  4)  ()      
execution = n  1) ; to carry into ~, to put in ~     , ;  2) , . .      ;  3) ,  (.     ) , , ;  4) ;  5) .  ,      ()      
executioner = n   
executive = 1. n  1)  ,      ; (Chief) Executive )  ;     )  ;  2) , ;  3) .  ,      ,  ( ) ; 2. a  1) ) ; ~ power      ; ) . ,     ,   ;  2) , ;  3) )         , ; ~ suite              (,    . .) ; )      , ,       
executor = n  1) ;  2)        
exemplar = n  1) ;  2) ,       
exemplary = a ,   
exemplify = v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)          
exempt = 1. a ,  (     . ., 
from) ; 2. v     
exemption = n   
exercise = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4) ;  5) pl , ;  6) pl . , ;  7) attr , ; 2. v  1) ();  2) ();  3)  (, ) ,      () ;  4) , ;  5) 
pass   (-. - about)      
exert = v  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) ,  () ; to ~     oneself ,  ,            
exertion = n , ,   
exeunt = v '' (  )  
exfoliate = v ,   
exhalation = n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)  (  . .)      
exhale = v  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)  ( ) , ;  4)   (  . .)      
exhaust = 1. n .  1) , ;  2) attr , ; 2. v  1) , , ,      () ;  2) , ;  3) ,  () ,      ()      
exhausted = a , ,   
exhausting = a ,   
exhaustion = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  ()      
exhaustive = a  1) ;  2)       
exhibit = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) .  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
exhibition = n  1) ;  2) , to make an ~ of 
oneself         ,        ;  3) ) , ; ) .      ; ~ match      ;  4) .  ;  5)    ;  6) . ,      (  . .) ;  7) .   (  .     .) ;  8) . ,        
exhibitioner = n   
exhibitor = n   
exhilarate = v ,   
exhilarated = a  1) ;  2) ,       
exhilaration = n  1) ;  2)       
exhort = v , ,  ( - to)  
exhortation = n  1) , ;  2)       
exhumation = n  ,   
exigence = n  ,   
exigency =   1) = exigence;  2) pl , ,       
exigent = a  1) , , ;  2)       
exigible = a    
exile = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v ,     
exist = v , , ,   
existence = n  1) , ;  2)       
existent = a  1) ;  2)       
existentialism = n   
exit = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (  ) , . ;     
to make one`s ~ )   ; )     ; 2. v  1) .  (  ) ;  2) ) ; ) ,         
exodus = n  1) . (the E.) )    ;     )  (   ) ;  2)  ,       
exonerate = v   , ,   
exoneration = n ,   
exorbitant = a ,   
exosphere = n   
exoteric = 1. n .  1) , , ;  2) 
pl    ; 2. a .  1) ,        ,    (      ) ;  2) , ,            
exotic = 1. n  1) )   (. .) ;     )  , ,      ;  2)   ( ) ; 2. a  1) ) ; ) . ,      ( ) ;  2) . , ;  3) ,  (       . .) ;  4) . ;         
expand = v  1) (), () ( )     ;  2)  () ;  3) .  () ;  4) () (into) ;  5) ,  ( ,     )      
expanse = n  1) , ,  ()     ;  2) , ,       
expansibility = n ,   
expansible = a   
expansion = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
expansive = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
expatriate = v   ; to ~ oneself   
expect = v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . (-)      
expectancy = n  1) , , ;  2)  (of)      
expectant = a  1) ,  ( -.) ;  2)       
expectation = n  1) , , beyond ~      ; contrary to ~(s), against ~(s)      ; to 
answer (  to meet, to     come up to) one`s  ,     ;  2) pl   ;  3)       
expectorant = 1. n .  ; 2. a .     
expectorate = v ,   
expedience = n  1) ) ; ) ,     , , ;  2) )  ,      ; ) ,           
expediency = . expedience  
expedient I = n ,   
expedient II = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
expedition = n  1) ;  2) ,       
expeditionary = a   
expeditious = a ,   
expel = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
expend = v ,   
expenditure = n  1) , ;  2)       
expense = 1. n  1) , pl , heavy ~s      ; at one`s ~  -. ;  2) , ; at the ~ 
of his life     (health)    (); 2. v .  1)   ( -.) ,       -.  (  . .) ;  2)     ;  3)         
expensive = a   
experience = 1. n  1) , to know by ~   ; to     
learn by ~    ()     ; to gather ~  ; to     share ~ with smb.    -.;  2) , , , a     strange (an 
unpleasant) ~      () ; 2. v ,       
experiences = a   
experiment = 1. n , ; 2. v  ,    (on, with)    
experimental = a , ,   
experimentalize = v  ,   
experimentation = n  ,   
expert = 1. n , , ; 2. a , , ; 3. v .  1)  , ;  2)   ( -. )      
expertise = n  1)  , ,      ( -. ) ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,       
expiate = v  ()  
expiration = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
expiratory = a   
expire = v  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,       
explain = v ; to ~ oneself ,  ; c to ~ away   
explanation = n  1) ;  2)       
explanatory = a   
expletive = 1. n  1) ) .   (. ''      . .) , -; ) .       ,         ;  2)    , .        ; 2. a  1)     ,     , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) . ,       
explicable = a   
explicate = v  () , ,   
explicative = a   
explicatory = . explicative  
explicit = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
explode = v  1) (), .  (      . .) ;  2)  (,   . .)      
exploit I = n   
exploit II = v  1) ,  (      );  2)  (, )      
exploitation = n  1) ;  2)        
exploiter = n   
exploration = n , space ~    
explorative = a ,   
exploratory = . explorative  
explore = v  1) ;  2) ., .       
explorer = n  1) ;  2) .       
explosion = n ,  (. .)  
explosion engine =    (   )  
explosive = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  ; 2. a  1) , . ;  2) .       
exponent = n  1) ;  2)  (. ) ;  3) , , ;  4) .        
export = 1. n  1) ;  2) attr ; 2. v ,     
exportation = n ,   
expose = v  1) ,   (,     ,   . .) ; to be ~d to rain       ;  2)  (,  ) ;  3) ~d to the East etc         . . ;  4)  (,   .     .) ,  ()   ;  5)  () ;  6) ;  7)         
exposition = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
expositive = a ,   
expository = a   
expostulate = v ,   
exposure = n  1)  ( , ,      , ,   . .) ;  2)  ;  3)  ()   ;  4)  () ;  5) ;  6) , , 
the house has a     southern ~    ;  7)        
expound = v  1) ;  2) ,       
express I = 1. n  1) .-. ;  2) , ;  3)   ;  4) .   (, )     ;  5) .   ( . ~     
company); 2. a  1) , , ;  2) .-. ;  3) . ; 3. v  1)   ;  2) .         ;  3)  ; 4. adv  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ,        
express II = 1. a , ,  ; 2. v ; to ~ oneself     , ; to ~ 
oneself on a   subject    -.    
expressible = a   
expression = n  1) , beyond (  past) ~     ;  2) ;  3) ,        
expressive = a   
expressly I = adv ,   
expressly II = adv , ,   
expropriate = v ,   
expropriation = n ,   
expulsion = n  1) , ,  (       . .) ;  2) . , , ; ~ from the     
country   ;  3) . ) ; ) , ; )     , ;  4) . ,       
exquisite = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
ex-serviceman = n ( pl -men )  1)  , ;  2)  ,        
extant = a ,      
extasy = . ecstasy  
extemporaneous = . extempore  
extemporary = . extempore  
extempore = 1. a  1) ) ; ) (,     )    ; ~     address   ' ';  2) , , ;  3) ,  ; 2. adv ,      
extemporize = v  1) ) ,       ; )        ;  2) . , ;  3)  (-.) ,       
extend = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ();  4)  () ;  5)  () ;      (  . .) ;  6)  () ;  7) . ()  ;  8) . .        
extended = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) .       
extensibility = n   
extensible = a   
extension = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  (,   .     .) ;  5) , ,       
extensive = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .-.       
extent = n  1) , ;  2) , to a great ~   ,     , to the full ~   ; to a     
certain ~   ,       ; to such an ~   ,       ,         
extenuate = v  () ,     
extenuation = n ,    
exterior = 1. n  1) , ,  ;  2) ; 2. a ,     
exterminate = v ,   
extermination = n , , , mass ~    
exterminatory = a   
external = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) 
pl , , ;  3) pl ) , ,      ; )  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ; ~ trade      ; ~ relations  ; ~     affairs  ;  3) ,         , ;  4) , , ;  5) . ,        ; ~ reality      ;  6)          
externalize = v      
externe I = n  1) )   () ,      ; ) , ;  2) )  ; ) ,        ; )            
externe II = = externe I 1), 3), 4),  5)      
exterritorial = a   
exterritoriality = n   
extinct = a  1) , .  ( ) ;  2)  ( , ) ,      ( )      
extinction = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4)  () ;  5)  ()      
extinguish = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,  (,   .     .) ,  () ;  4)   () ;  5)  ()      
extinguisher = n ,   
extirpate = v  1)   , ;  2) ;  3) .       
extirpator = n  1) , ;  2) .-. ,       
extol = v ,   
extort = v  1)  () ;  2)  (  . .)      
extortion = n  1) ;  2)          
extra = 1. n  1) -.   ;  2)  ;  3)   () ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  ; 3. adv ,     
extra- = pref   -, -, -  
extract = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ,  () ;  2)  ,  ( ) ;  3)  () ,  (,       . .) ;  4)  (, ) ,      (  . .) ,      () ;  5) .        
extraction = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
extractive = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
extradite = v  ()  
extradition = n  ()  
extralegal = a .  1)   ;  2) ,       
extraneous = a ,   
extraordinary = a  1) , ,     , ;  2) ,       
extraterrestrial = a , ,   
extravagance = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
extravagancy = . extravagance  
extravagant = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)       
extra-violet = a .   
extreme = 1. n  1) ,  , to run to an     ~, 
to go to ~s   ; in the ~     ,   ;  2) . pl , ;     ~s meet  ;  3) .   () ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ,       
extremely = adv , ,   
extremeness = n ,    
extremism = n   
extremist = n   ,   
extremity = n  1) , , ;  2) pl ;  3) , driven to ~       ;  4) . pl ,        
extricate = v  1) , ,  (      ) ,      () ; to ~ 
oneself ) ; )     .   ;  2) .       
extrinsic(al) = a ,   (  )  
extrovert = 1. n  1) . ,         ;  2)    ,        ;  3) ,  ; 2. .     
extrude = v  1) ,  (from) ;  2) ,       
extrusion = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
exuberance = n , ,   
exuberancy = . exuberance  
exuberant = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)    ( ) ;  4) ;  5)       
exudation = n  1)  ;  2) . ,       
exude = v () (.,  )  
exult = v ,   
exultant = a ,   
exultation = n ,   
eye = 1. n  1) , protruding ~s  ;     saucer ~s  , ,  ;     black ~  ; 
naked ~      ; shifty ~s  ; starry ~s      ; swimming ~s ,      ; to 
cast down one`s ~s  ;     to screw up one`s ~s to        -.; to be all ~s    ;     
up to the ~s in smth.     -.; to     have (  to 
keep) an ~ on  ; to     cock one`s ~s ; to 
cry one`s ~s     out   ; to wipe smb.`s ~s     )   -.; ) .      -., ' ' -.; to turn a     blind ~ to    -.;  2) ; to save one`s ~s  ;  3) , , to 
clap (  toset) one`s     ~s on , ; to catch 
one`s ~ )      (-.) ; )      ;  4)  , in the ~ (of)        (-.) ; in my ~s -;  5)  () , ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) . ;  8) .  ;  9)  ( -.) ;     10)   -., to give an ~ to     
smb., smth.    -.,     -.;     11) ;     12) , , the ~ of the problem      ;     13) . , , private ~      ;     14) .  ; ~ for ~       ; 
green ~ , mind your ~!       !; in my mind`s ~ ,      ; ~ of the day , in the     
wind`s ~  , to have an ~ for )       ; )        -.; to make ~s at smb.       -.; to cast (  to make) sheep`s ~s     at smb.         -.; to see ~ to ~ with smb.         -.,      -. ; to keep one`s ~s skinned, to     keep an ~ cocked   ,       ; (oh) my ~(s)! .       ; 2. v () , ,       
eyeball = n    
eyebrow = n   
eyeful = n .  1) , to get an ~ of smth.       -.;  2)   (       )      
eye-glass = n  1) pl , , ;  2) ;  3)       
eyehole = n  1)  ;  2) ,  ( )      
eyelash = n   
eyelet = n  1) , ;  2) , ,        
eyelid = n , never batted an ~     ; to 
hang on by the ~s    
eyepiece = n ,    
eyeshot = n    
eyesight = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) .  ,       
eyesore = n -. ,  ( )  
eye-tooth = n  ; to cut one`s eye-teeth  ,     
eyewash = n  1)   ;  2) . () ,       
eyewink = n  1) ;  2)       
eyewitness = n ,   F, f = n  1) 6-  .  ;  2) .  ;  3) .  '';  4)  ( ), column ~      , company ~  ; ~ string      ;  5) (F) .   ,     water boils at 212 F         212        
fable = 1. n  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) , ;  4)   ,      ; 2. v .  1)    ,      , ;  2)  ;  3)  ( )      
fabled = a .  1) , ;  2) ,       
fabric = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , , , the ~ of     society  ;  4) ;  5) attr       
fabricable = a  ()   
fabricant = n .  1) ;  2)       
fabricate = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4)     (., )      
fabricated = a ,   , ~ house  ,    ,     
fabrication = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) .   ,     ;  5)    ,            
fabulist = n  1) ;  2)       
fabulous = a  1) , , ;  2) -, ; ~ wealth      ; ~ price      ; of ~ size - ;  3)  ,       
facade = n , .  ,   
face = 1. n  1) , big ~    ,     broad, 
large ~ ,  ; to     one`s ~ ,  ; 
full ~ ; half     ~ ,  ;  2)  , a wry ~      ; to wear a long ~       ,  ( ) ; to make ~s      , poker ~  ;  3) ; to have the ~ to say       ;  4)  , ,  , on     the ~ of (it)   ;  5) ;  6)  ;  7) in bold ~  ;  8) .  () ;  9) .  () ;     10) ; ~ 
brick  ;     in the ~ of )   -.; )     ; to fly in the ~ of  ,       ; to save one`s ~      ; to lose one`s ~      ; to set one`s ~ against     , 
that puts a new ~ on the matter       ; on the ~ of 
the earth      ,  ,   ; in the ~ of     
day (of the sun)  , ,       ; ~ to ~ )   ; )     , ; to laugh in smb`s ~       ( -.); to open one`s ~ .      , ; to run one`s ~, to     travel on one`s ~ .       ,       ,   . .,        ; 
the ~ is the index of     the mind  -  ; 2. v  1)   ,        -. , ()  ,      ;  2)  ,  ,        ;  3)  (  . .) ,     , , ;  4)  , left ~! !; to     ~ down , ; ~ off       (); ~ out ) ; )     ; ~ up    (-.)      
face-about = n .    
face-amount = . ,      
face-card = n  ( )  
faced = a , , ,   
face-guard = n .      
faceless = a  1)   , ;  2)       
facelift = n  1)          ,   ;  2) .  ,      (,   . .)      
face-off I = n  1) .          () ;  2) .   () ;  3) .  ,       
face-off II = adv   ,   (to)  
face of judgement = .  ,     
face pack = n         
face-paint = n ,   
face-painting = n  1)   ;  2) ;  3)        
facer = n  1)   ;  2)  ;  3) . ,       
face-saving = n  ,  ,   
facet = n ,   
facetious = a   
face-value = n  1) ,       (, , ) ;  2) ,  ; to 
take (to     accept) smth. at its ~  -.       ,  -.             
facial = 1. a ; 2. n      
facile = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ; ~ decision            
facilitate = v  1) ;  2)       
facilitation = n ,   
facilities investment =      
facility = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  () ;  5) pl ,  ;  6) pl , ; 
athletic ~      ; commercial ~              ,  ;     
communications ~  ;  7) pl , banking ~  ,            
facing = n , ,   
facsimile = n , in a ~ )   ; )    
fact = n  1) , , dry ~s  ,     accomplished ~  , fixed ~       , to 
slur a ~ over       ; to accept the ~       ;  2) , ; in ~     , ;  3) pl , ;  4) pl . ,       
fact-find = v  () ,  ,    
fact in issue = . ,   ,    
faction = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
factious = a   
factitious = a  1) ,  ;  2) ; ~ enthusiasm            
factitive = a . ,   
factor = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) ;  4) , ,       
factorage = n  1) ,  , ,     ;  2)  ,       
factoring house = . -    
factor input =     
factor intensity =  (        )  
factorizing = n .           ,       
factor-saving innovation = ,      (  )  
factorship = n   
factory = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) attr ; ~ overhead .       ; ~ waste            
factory-ship = n    
factotum = n  1) ,  ;  2)          
factual = a ,   
facture = n ,   
facultative = a , ; ~ studies  ; ~ money . ,       
faculty = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)         
fad = n , ,   
faddish = a ,      
faddist = n ,   , literary ~     
faddy = a ,    -.   
fade = v  1) , ;  2) , ,  ;  3)  , ,     ,  ( ,     ) , ,  (       , . to ~ away);  4) ; to ~ in , . )       ( ) ; )       ( ) ; to     ~ out , . )       ( ) ; )  ( )      
fadeaway = n .   
fading = n  1) ;  2) , .       
fag = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) () ( . 
to ~ out)      
fag-end = n  1)   -.;  2)       
faggot = n  1)  ;  2) .   ;  3) , ;  4)        Fahrenheit = n  ,     
faience = n   
fail I = v  1)  ,  ,      ; 
he tried to learn to sing, but he     ~ed    ,  ;  2)  ;  3) ()  ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ,  , 
he ~ed to appear       ; don`t ~ to let me know        ;  6) ,  ;  7)    -.;  8) , ,  , the     
sick man`s heart was ~ing       ;  9) ,   ,     ; his family line ~ed       ;     10)  ,       ; the engine ~ed  ;     11)   ( )      
fail II = n , ,   
failing = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ,  ;  3) , , ;  4) . ,  ( ); 2. a ; ~ eyesight  ; 3. prep  ,      
fail-safe = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
failure = n  1) , ;  2) ,  -., crop ~     ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ;  5) . ;  6) heart ~ .              
failure in duties = .  ,    
failure of consideration = .     
failure of issue = .     
failure to comply = . ,  ( , )  
fain I = a predic  1) , she was ~ to keep silence        ;  2)   -.      
fain II = adv ,  ; I would ~ go      
fain III = v ~s I!   !  
faint = 1. n , dead ~  ,     ; 2. a  1) , , to feel ~      ; to go ~  ;  2) , , , ,     not the ~est hope   ;  3) , ; 3. v  1)   ,   ( .     
to ~ away);  2)  , ;  3) ,  (   . .)      
faint-heart = n ,    
faint-hearted = a ,   
fainting-fit = n   
faintly = adv ,   
faint-pleader = n . ,       
fair I = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ; World ~  ;     vanity fair        
fair II = 1. a  1) , , ; ~     
and square   ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) ;  6) , ;  7) , ; 2. adv  1) , , , ;  2) . , ; ~ and softly!     !; ~ enough! !      
fair III = n for ~   
fair activity = n      
fair-copy = n ,    
fair-dealing = 1. n , ; 2. a ,     
fair-haired = a  1) ;  2) . . , the ~ 
boy of the     family ,        
fairly = adv  1) , ; ~ speaking      ;  2) ;  3) ; ~ well ,  ;  4) , ; to write ~        
fair-spoken = a , ,   
fair to middling = . ,  ;      
fair-trade = n      
fairway = n  1) . ;  2)   () ;  3) .  ,       
fair-weather = a  1)    ; ~     
task ,         ;  2) . ,         ; ~ friend              
fairy = 1. n , , bad ~  ; 2. a ,     
fairyland = n ,    
fairy-mushroom = n  ()  
fairy-tale = n   
fait accompli = n    
faith = n  1) , ; to pin one`s ~ to (      upon)  , ;  2) , ; the Christian ~     ;  3) , ; good ~     ; bad ~ ;     ; Punic ~ ,     ; upon my ~!, in ~!      !;  4) , , to keep (to break) one`s     ~  () ;  5) , , to break one`s ~              
faithful I = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  , ,       
faithful II = n the ~ (.  pl) ,   
faithfully = adv  1) , , yours ~         ( ) ;  2) ; to reproduce smth. ~       (  )      
faithfulness = n  1) , ;  2)       
faithless = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
fake = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) attr ,  2. v  1) , ,      ( . to ~ up);  2) ;  3)  (  . .)      
faked = a , , , , ~ diamonds    
faker = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
fakir = n   
falbala = n ,   
falcated = a .  ( )  
falchion = n    , .   
falcon = n   
falconer = n   
falconry = n    
falderal = n  1) , ;  2)          
fall = 1. n  1) , . . ; to have a bad     ~  , , the rise and ~     of the British Empire         ;  2) ; a 
heavy ~ of rain ;  3)  ( . ~ of the leaf);  4) . 
pl ;  5) , , ;  6) .   () ;  7)  ( , ) ;  8) , ;  9)  ;     10) , ;     11) . , ; pride will have a     ~   ,   ; 2. v ( past fell, p. p. fallen)  1) ,  (.  ) ;  2) , ; prices are ~ing      ; 
her eyes fell  ,     ;  3) , , to ~ to one`s lot       -. ;  4)  -   .                 : to ~ asleep ; to ~ sick     ;  5)  ,   (-.     , 
in, into) ; to ~ into a rage       ; to ~ into error ;     to ~ into talk ; to ~ in love     ;  6) , , snow is ~ing  ;  7) ,  () ;  8) , , darkness fell     ;  9)  ; the party fell from     power   ; to ~ across      ; to ~ 
among      , ; to ~ apart ;     
to ~ away ) ; ) ; )     ; ) ; )  ; to ~     back ) ; )   ()     (upon) ; to ~ behind ,      ; to ~ down ) ,  ; )     .  ; to ~ for .     ,  (-.) ; to ~ in     ) , ; )     , ; )  (     ) ; )  ,      (with) ; ) ,       (with) ; to ~ 
off )     , ; ) ; ) .       ; to ~ on ) ,       ; )  ( ) ;     to ~ out ) ; ) ; )     ; ) .   ; ~     out! !; 
to ~ out of       (  . .) ; to ~ over . )     ; ) ; ) to ~ over     each 
other , ,        ; to ~ 
through      , ; to ~ to )       -.; )       ; to ~ under , ; to     ~ upon ,   -.; to     ~ on one`s feet  ,         ; to ~ to pieces     ; to ~ 
flat ,       ; to ~ foul of ) . ; )     ; to ~ from grace ,        ; to ~ into line     , ; to ~ over oneself        ; to ~ short 
of      ,       
fallacious = a ,   
fallacy = n  1) , ;  2)        
fall-away = n  ( )  
fall due = .  (  )  
fallen = p. p. . fall 2  
falling-sickness = n ,   
falling-star = n ,    
fall into arrears = .    
fall-out = n  1) . ;  2)   ;  3)  ;  4)  ;  5)  ,       ,      ;          
fallow = 1. n  1) .-. ;  2)  ; 2. a  1)   ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) ; 3. v      
fallow-deer = n   
fall within jurisdiction = .     
false = 1. a  1) , , , ;     ~ 
note  ; ~ start ) .     ; )  ; ~ testimony      ;  2) , , ; ~     to the core  ; ~ tears      ;  3) , ; ~ pretence     ; 2. adv to play smb. ~  -.,    -.      
false billing =   ()    
false-bottomed = a     
false-coiner = n   
false color =  , ; to sail under ~ )    ; )      
false debt =   ( ,      )  
false-hearted = a   
falsehood = n  1) , ;  2)       
false instrument = .    
falseness = n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)       
false witness = n .  1) ;  2)       
false work = n . , ,   
falsification = n , ,  (  . .)  
falsify = v  1) , ,      (  . .) ;  2)  ()      
falsify of judgement = .     
falsity = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
falter = v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ;  3) , ; to ~ out           
faltering = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
fame = 1. n , , , ill ~    , ; 2. v     
famed = a , ,   
familiar = a  1) ,  , ;  2) , ;  3)       
familiarity = n  1) ,  ;  2)   ( -. - with) ;  3)       
familiarize = v ,   
family = n  1) , , , long ~      ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) . ;  5) attr . ,       
family arrangement =       
family income insurance =     
famine = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)   (-.); coal ~      ,        
famish = v  1)  ( . . to be ~);  2)  ;  3)   (-.); ; she`s     ~ing for sympathy         
famous = a  1) , , ;  2) .       
fan I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ,   ;  3)  () ,       ;  4) .-. ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ; to ~ the flame )      ; )  ;  3) . , ;  4) .-.       
fan II = n . , , ,   
fanatic = 1. n ; 2. a     
fanatical = . fanatic 2  
fanaticism = n   
fancier = n ,   
fanciful = a  1) , , ;  2)       
fancy = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) , , ; to take a     ~ to (  for) ;  5) (the ~) , , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) .  ;  6)  ;  7) , ;  8) ; ~ goods ,     ;  9) , ; ~ price  ; 3. v  1) ,  ; ~!, just!      ()!;  2) ();  3) refl .     ;  4) ,       
fancy-articles =    
fancy-ball = n ,    
fancy-dress = a   
fancy swimming =    
fancy-work = n ,   
fandango = n pl . . ,    
fane = n .   
fanfare = n   
fang = n  1) ;  2)   ( ) ;  3)  ;  4) .       
fan magazine =    ,   . .  
fanner = n .-.   
fan-tail = n  1)  ;  2)       
fantast = n  1) , ;  2) -,             
fantastic(al) = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .-. ,       
fantasy = n  1) ;  2)       
far = 1. a ( compar father, further, superl   farthest, furthest) , ,    ( . ~ off); 2. adv ( compar 
father, further, superl   farthest, furthest)  1)  ( . ~ 
away, ~ off, ~ out); ~ and     near, ~ and wide ; how ~ )      , ; )   ,     ; ~ in 
the day   ;  2) ,  ( . ~ and away); ~     
from it ,  ; as ~ as ) ;     ) ; (in) 
so ~ as    ,     , so ~   , ; so ~ so     good   ; thus ~   ; ~     gone )  (-. ) ; )        ( ) ; )      ; 3. n  1)  ; from ~ ,     ;  2) by ~ ,       
far-away = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
far-back = a ,   
far-between = a   
farce I = n ,   
farce II = n   
farci = a .   
fare = 1. n  1)  , ; what`s the ~     to Leningrad?         ?;  2) , ;  3) , ; bad (  poor) ~      ; 
homely ~  ;  4) .  ( ); 2. v  1) , ; how ~s it?  ?,      ?;  2) , ;  3) . ,  ( . to ~     
forth); you may go father and ~ worse        ,        Far-Eastern = a   
farewell = 1. n  1) ; to bid ~ ;  2)   , '';  3) attr ; 2. int !,  !    
far-famed = a    
far-fetched = a  1) , , ;  2)        
far-flung = n  1)  , ;  2) , in 
a ~ corner              
far-gone = a  1)  ;  2)  , ;  3)  ;  4)   ;  5)   ;  6) ,    ,         
farina = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) .       
farinose = a  1) ;  2)         
farm = 1. n  1) () , collective ~     , 
state ~ , individual ~      () ;  2) , , milk ~  ,     poultry ~ ;  3) , ; silver-fox ~       ;  4) . farm-house; 2. v  1)  ;  2)     ( . to ~ out)      
farmer = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , collective ~ ;     individual ~ -      
farm-hand = n    
farm-house = n    ,    
farming = n   , , high ~    
farming intensity =     
farmstead = n  ,     
farmyard = n    
far-off = a , ; in those ~ days    ; 
a ~ look    
far-out = a  1) , ; ~ ideas      ;  2) , ; a ~ party      ,  ;  3) , ; ~ planet      ;  4) ,         
farrago = n , ,    
far-reaching = a  ,    
farrier = n  1)  ;  2) . ,       
farriery = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) . ,        
farrow I = 1. n ; 2. v     
farrow II = a  ( )  
far-seeing = a ,   
far-sighted = a , .   
far-sightedness = n , .   
farther = 1, 2 . further 1, 2  
farthermost = a    
farthest = 1. a ( superl . far  1)  ; at (the) ~  ,      ; 2. adv ( superl . far  2)        
farthing = n  (1/4 ) ; it`s not worth a (brass) ~    ; not to care a (brass) ~   ,   
fascinate = v , ,  ()  
fascination = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
fascine = n   
fascism = n   
fascist = 1. n ; 2. a     
fashion = 1. n  1) , , , after a ~, in a ~       ,  ; after     the ~ of ;  2) , ; in ~  , ; out of     ~ ,   ; to follow     the ~  ; 
to be all the ~       ,  ;  3) (the ~)  ,  ; 2. v  , ,     
fashionable = a  1) , ;  2)       
fashion house =   ( )  
fashion-paper = n    
fast I = 1. n . ; 2. v     
fast II = 1. a  1) , , , ; to     
make ~ ; to stand ~      ;  2) , ;  3)   ,  (     ) ,  ( ) ;  4) , , ; 2. adv  1) , , ;  2) , , ; to live ~            
fast bill of exceptions = . .         
fasten = v  1) , , ,     ;  2) , , ;  3) ();  4) ();  5) ,  (,     ,  - on, upon) ;  6)  (-. - on, upon) ;  7)  ,  (on, upon) ;  8) , ,  (     ,   . .) ; to ~ 
off      () ; to ~ up ,     ,       
fastener = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
faster-moving item =    
fast estate =    
fastfood = a     ( ,   . .)  
fast-forward = n   ()    
fastidious = a  1) , ,     ;  2)       
fast-moving = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
fastness = n  1) ;  2) , , ,       
fast-talk = v . ,   ( -.)  
fast worker = n .  1) , ;  2)        
fat = 1. n  1) , ;  2) -.  ;  3) . ;  4) .    ( . a bit     of ~); 
to live on the ~ of the land       ; the ~ is in the 
fire .       ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) , ;  6) ;  7) ;  8) ; a ~ book  ; 
a ~     bank account   ; to     cut it ~ ,  ; 3. v . fatten    
fatal = a  1) , , ;  2) , ,       
fatalism = n   
fatalist = n   
fatality = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ,   )     ;  3) ; ~ (accident) rate             
fat cat = .   1) ,  ;  2)  ,       ;  3) ,       
fat chops =    
fat city =   ,  ;       
fate = 1. n  1) , , to tempt ~  ;     to 
share the same ~    ;     his ~ is sealed    ;  2) the Fates . ;  3) , ; 
as sure as ~ ; 2. v ; he was ~d to do 
smth.       -.    
fated = a   
fateful = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
fat-free = a   
fat-guts = n   
fat-head = n   
father = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; to be gathered 
to     one`s ~s   , ;  3) , , ;  4)   (-.   .     .) ;  5) ; ghostly ~ ; Pilgrim     Fathers . .          1620 .; 2. v  1) , ;  2)    , ,     ;  3)  , ,       ( - on, upon) ;  4) ,        
fatherhood = n   
father-in-law = n ( pl fathers-in-law) ,   
fatherland = n ,   
fatherless = a  1) ()  ;  2)   ; ~ essays             
fatherly = 1. a ; 2. adv     
fathom = 1. n   (= 1,82 ) ; 2. v  1)    2) ,       
fathometer = n .   
fathomless = a  1) , , ;  2) , ; ~ mystery            
fatidical = a   
fatigue = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) .  () ;  4) .-.  () ;  5) 
pl .            ;  6) .    ( . ~     duty); 2. 
v ,     
fatling = n       
fatness = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ()      
fatten = v  1)  ( ) ;  2) ;  3)  ()      
fatty = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
fatuity = n ,   
fatuous = a , ,   
fat-witted = a ,   
faucet = n  1) .  ;  2) ,       
faugh = int !  
fault = n  1) , ; to find ~ with      ( -.) ;  (     -.) ;  2) , , , in ~ ();  3) . ,   ;  4) . , , ; to be at ~     )  ; )   ; to     a ~ ,       
fault-finder = n  1)  ;  2) .    ,           
fault-finding = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ; 2. a     
faultless = a   
faulty = a  1) ;  2) ,       
faulty item = ,    
faun = n .   
fauna = n ( pl . faunae )   
faux pas = n    
favor = 1. n  1) , , ;     to 
find ~ in the eyes of      ; to curry ~ with ,     ; to look with ~ on       ; by your ~       ;  2) , , ; under ~     of the night   ; in ~ of )     ,  ; )  ,       (-.),   (-.,    . .)     ;  3) ; I should esteem it a ~        ;  4) . ; in reply to your ~ of June     the 5th       5 ;  5) , ,   ;  6) , , ;  7) , ; to be in ~      ; to come into ~       ( ) ; to be out of ~       ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  , ,     ; ~ me with your attention        ;  3) , ,     , ;  4)  ,      ;  5) .   ( -.)      
favorable = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ; ~ exchange        
favored = a  1) , most ~ .      ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) , a letter ~ by Comrade X.     ,   X.      
favorite = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ,          ( ); 2. a     
fawn I = 1. n  1) ;  2) - ; 2. a -    
fawn II = v  1)  ,  ( . to ~ on,     to ~ 
upon);  2) ,       
fawn-colored = . fawn I 2  
fawning = a   
fax = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  (    , ,   . .)    ,     
faze = v . . , ,   
fear = 1. n  1) , ; in ~ (of)   (     -.); for ~ of  ,  ;  2) ; no ~  ;  ; without     ~ or favor ; 2. v  1) ; 
never ~!  !;  2)  (-.) ;  3)       
fearful = a  1) , ;  2) , ,       
fearless = a   
fearnought = n  1)  () ;  2)   ;  3) ,        
fearsome = a ,   
feasance = n .  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ()      
feasibility study =   , -   
feasible = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
feast = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ,  () ;  2) ;  3)       
feat = n  1) ; ~ of arms  ;  2) , ,       
feather = 1. n  1) , pl , to crop smb.`s ~s     .   -.,      -.;  2) , ;  3) . , ; full ~      ;  4) -.  , , ;  5)  (  , ) ; a     ~ in one`s cap  ; to show the     
white ~ ; in high ( full) ~       ;   ;     to singe one`s ~s   ; to     cut a ~ )   (      ) ; ) ,  -.     ,    ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   () ;  3)       
feather-bed = 1. n , .  ; 2. v ,     
feather-brained = a , ,   
feathered = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
feathering = n  1) ;  2) .       
feather-weight = n . ' '  
feathery = a  1)  ;  2)   ;  3)  ( )      
feature = 1. n  1) . pl  ;  2) ,  ;  3)  () ,  ( ) ;  4)  (   ) ;  5)    6) . ; cumulative ~                     ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) , ;  3)     ( ) ;  4) .  ( ) ,              
featureless = a ,   
featurette = n ,     
febrile = a .   February = n  1) ;  2) attr       
feckless = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
feculent = a   
fecund = a  1) ;  2)       
fecundity = n  1) ;  2)       
fed = past , p. p. . feed I 2  
federal = 1. n , the Federals '' (     1861-1865 .  ) ; 2. a ; Federal Bureau of   Investigation .     ; Federal Deposit Insurance   Corporation .        ; Federal   Reserve Act .   ;   Federal Reserve Advisory Council .     ; Federal Reserve   Bank .   ;   Federal Reserve Bank-notes .     ; Federal Reserve Board   .   ;   Federal Trade Commission .         
federalize = v  ,   
federate = 1. a ; 2. v ()       
federation = n   
federative = a   
feds = n pl .   (   )  
fee = 1. n  1) , , ();  2) , 
admission ~  ;      ;  3) ;  4) . ,  ;  5) , pl consular ~  ;     customs ~  ; air mail ~        ; 2. v (past, p. p. feed)  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  (-.)      
fee bill = .  1)   ;  2)         
feeble = a  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) , ; ~ argument            
feeble-minded = a   
feed I = 1. n  1) , , , , off one`s ~      ;  2) ,  () ;  3) . ,  ;  4) . , ; out at ~       ; 2. v (past, p. p. fed)  1) ,  , . ;  2)  , ;  3)  () ;  4) , ,  (-. - on,     upon) ;  5)  (, ) ; to ~ down      () ; to ~ 
up     ;  ; to be fed up          (with)      
feed II = past, p. p. . fee 2  
fee damages = .       (      )  
feedback = n  1) .  ;  2)    ,       ,   (     )      
feeder = n  1) , , gross ~, large ~ ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) ;  5)  () , ;  6) .-. ,   ( .     ~ railway, ~ line);  7) .        
feed-in = n  ,    ()  
feedstock = n     
fee-farm =    ,   
feel = 1. n  1) , ; to have a soapy     (greasy) ~   ()  ;     cold to the ~   ;  2)   -.; 2. v (past, p. p. felt)  1) , , , ; ~     how cold my hands are ,         ; to ~ one`s way )      ,  ; )      , ;  2) , , , to ~     
quite oneself  ,  ,     she ~s glad  ,  ; to     ~ like  ,       ( -.,    pres.     p., . .  3) ; I don`t ~ like a walk now  -        ; to ~ like drinking,     eating   , ;  3)  ,   , the water     ~s so 
cold   ,        , the 
air ~s cold      - , to ~ like       -. (. .  2) ; it ~s like velvet   , it     ~s like rain -,  ;  4) (), ; to ~ a     friend`s death   ; to ~     the insult deeply       ; to ~ 
deeply for smb.       -.;  5) , , ,         ( -. -     about) ; I ~ that I ought to say no more      ,     ;  6) ;  7) .  , ,     '' to ~ up        ( -. - to) ; I don`t ~ up to a     
long hike today                 
feeler = n  1) . , ;  2)  ,  ;  3) . .       
feeling = 1. n  1) ,  (-. of) ;  2) , 
good ~ ; ill ~     ; one`s better ~s ,        ;  3) , ; the speech 
aroused     strong ~ on all sides         ; I have no ~ about his attack on     me      ;  4) , , , what is     
your ~ about this idea?         ?; ~ of the 
market  ;  5) ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
fee-simple = .     
feet = pl . foot 1  
fee-tail =  ,   (     )  
feet-first = adv  1)  ; ~ drive        (  ) ;  2)        
feign = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
feigned accomplice =  ,   
feigned action =    
feigningly = adv   
feint = n  1) , to make a ~ of ;  2) .  ;  3) attr ,       
feist = n . ()   
feldspar = n .    
felicitate = v   
felicitous = a ,   
felicity = n  1) , ;  2) ,  () ;  3) ,        
feline = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
fell I = n , ; ~ of hair  ,   
fell II = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)   (  )      
fell III = a . , ,   
fell IV = v  1)   (, ) ;  2) ,  ()      
fell V = past . fall 2  
fellah = n   
feller =  . fellow  1)      
felloe = n  ()  
fellow = n  1) , ; poor ~ ; my dear     ~, my 
good ~  ; a good ~      ; old ~ , ;  2) , ;  3) (F.)   ;  4) (F.)   ;  5) ,  ;  6) attr ~ 
soldier ,         
fellow-countryman = n   
fellow-feeling = n  1) , ;  2)          
fellow-passenger = n   
fellowship = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)   ( . good ~);  4)  (  ,       ) ;  5)  ;               
fellow-traveller = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
felly = . felloe  
felon = 1. n  ; 2. a . ,     
felonious = a ,   
felony = n  1)  ;  2) , economic(al) ~      , ,             
felspar = . feldspar  
felt I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3) 
attr , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
felt II = past, p. p. . feel 2  
felucca = n  ()  
female = 1. n  1)  (. .) ;  2) ,  ; 2. a  1)  ;  2)       
femineity = n  1) ;  2)       
feminine = a ,   
fen = n ,   
fen-berry = n   
fence = 1. n  1) , , , picket ~     ;  2) ;  3) .  ;  4)     ; to     mend one`s ~s .         ; to sit on the ~     ,           (   . .) ; to come 
down on the     right side of the ~        ,   ( ) ; 2. n  1) , ,  ( . to     ~ about, in round, up);  2) ;  3) ; to ~ with a question      ,        ;  4)   ( ) ;  5) .        
fence-month = . fence-season  
fence-season = n  ,     
fencing = n  1) ;  2) . fence 1. 1);  3) ;  4) .        
fend = v  1) ,  ( . to ~ off, to ~     from);  2)  ,  ( . to ~ away,     to ~ from);  3)  (for) , he must ~ for himself                
fender = n  1)   ( ,     ) ,  ;  2) . ,  ;  3)  ;  4)  (  . .) ;  5) .    (        . .)      Fenian = n  (   )  
fennel = n   
fenny = a   
feoff = . feud II  
feoffee = n .  ,   
feral I = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,       
feral II = a  1) ;  2) ,       
feretory = n  1) , ,   2)        
ferial = a ,    
ferity = n ,      
ferment = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) (),         
fermentation = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
fern = n .   
ferocious = a , ,   
ferocity = n , ,   
ferret I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)    ( from, out of , . to     ~ off, 
away, out);  3) ,  ( for , . to ~ about);     to ~ 
out , ,           
ferret II = n    
ferriage = n  1) , ;  2)         
ferriferous = a  ,   Ferris wheel =   ()  
ferro-concrete = n   
ferrous = a .   
ferrule = n  1)    ;  2)         
ferry = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   ; the     Transatlantic ~       ;  4) .                ; to     take the ~ ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2) .  () ,     ,  ( )      
ferry-boat = n   
ferryman = n ,   
fertile = a  1) , ;  2)       
fertility = n  1) ;  2)  (  . .)      
fertilization = n  1)  () ;  2) . ,       
fertilize = v  1)  () ;  2) .       
fertilizer = n   
ferule = n  (  ) ; to be under the ~ 
of     -.  
fervency = n , ,   
fervent = a , ,   
fervid = a ,   
fervor = n , , ,   
festal = a ,   
fester = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ,  ;  2) ,       
festival = n  1) ;  2)       
festive = a , ,   
festivity = n  1) , ;  2) . pl ,       
festoon = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. v  ,     
fetch I = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ( ) , ; to (go     and) ~ a doctor   ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3)  (, ) ;  ,     ; this won`t ~ much         ;  4)  () ;  5) . , ; 
to ~ away     , ; to ~ out ;     to ~ up ) , ; ) ,     ; ) . ,     ; to ~ and carry )      (, ) ; )     ,         
fetch II = n ,   
fetching = a . ,   
fetid = a   
fetish = n  1) , ;  2)       
fetlock = n  (  )  
fetter = 1. n . pl  1) ;  2)  ;  3) , , ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) , ,       
fettle = n , ; in good ~     
fetus = . foetus  
feud I = n () , blood ~  ,  , deadly ~    
feud II = n . ,   
feudal = a   
feudalism = n   
feudality = n   
feuilleton = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
fever = 1. n  1) ,  , ;     
brain ~  ; scarlet ~     ; intermitting ~      ; spotted ~  ; typhoid ~      ; yellow ~, jungle ~ ,      ;  2)  ;  3) ; market ~  (     ) ; 2. v   ,     
feverish = a   
few = 1. a , ,  ( . a   ~); in ~, in ~ 
words   ,   ; 2. n  , ; the ~   , ''; not a ~ ; a   
good ~ (of)  ; (quite) a ~   .  ,      
fewness = n   
fez = n   
fiasco = n ,   
fiat = n  1) , ;  2) attr ~ money .   (      )      
fib I = 1. n . , ; 2. v . ,     
fib II = 1. n .  ( ) ; 2. v .  ()    
fiber = n  1) , ; ~ silk      ; ~ 
glass , ;  2) ,  ; 
of coarse ~      ( )      
fibred = a   
fibrous = a ,   
fibster = n   
fickle = a ,   
fiction = n  1) ;  2) ,       
fiction-monger = n ,   
fictitious = a , ,   
fictitious action =    
fictitious possession = .   (,             )  
fiddle = 1. n . ; fit as a ~     ;   ; as long as a   ~ ,  ( ) ; 
to hang up   one`s ~  ,   ; to   play 
first ~   ,     ; 2. v  1) .   ;  2) ,   ( .     to ~ about);  3) . ; 
he ~d it        (.  )      
fiddlededee = n ,   
fiddler = n  1)  (. ) ;  2) ;  3) .   6       
fiddlestick = n   
fiddlesticks = int ,   
fidelity = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
fidelity insurance =    ,       
fidget = 1. n  1) . pl  ,     ,  , ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1)  , ,  (      to ~ about);  2) , ;  3) ,       
fidgety = a ,   
fiducial = a  1)   , ;  2) . ;  3) .    ; ~     point     ;     ~ time        
fiduciary = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . .        ; ~ currency  ; ~     issue  ,   ; ~     
standard -       
fiduciary contract =  ,      
fiduciary issue =   ()  
fie = int !; ~ upon you!  !  
fief = . feud II  
fie-fie = a   
field = 1. n  1) ,        ; ~ 
of vision, visual ~      ;  2)  ( . 
coal-field,     gold-field, oilfield);  3)  ; 
athletic ~ ,      ;  4)  , , , in the ~      ,  , to keep the ~       ; to take the ~      ;  5) ,        ;  6) . ,  ,      ;  7) attr ; fair ~ and no favour       ,    ; 2. v  1) .  ;  2)   ,       
field complaint analysis =     
field court martial = n -   
field-day = n  1) .    ,      ;  2) .         ;  3) ,  ,              
field-events = n pl    ,    . .  
field-glass = n    
field-hospital = n    
field judge = n .     Field-Marshal = n   
field-officer = n    
field return analysis =    ,     
fieldsman = n . ,    ( )  
field-sports = n     , , ,    
field-work I = n .    
field-work II = n  ,    (  . .)  
fiend = n  1) ,  , ;  2) .   ; drug ~     ;  3) .  -.; 
mathematics ~     ,  ; fresh-air     ~         
fiendish = a ,   
fierce = a  1) , , , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .       
fiery = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)       
fifteen = num   
fifteenth = 1. num ; 2. n      
fifth = 1. num ; 2. n      
fifties = n pl (the ~)  1)  ;  2)   49  60       
fiftieth = 1. num ; 2. n      
fifty = num   
fifty-fifty = 1. a , on a ~ basis     ; 2. 
adv , ; to go ~        
fig I = n  1) . fig-tree;  2) ,  , ;  3) . don`t care a ~ !, a ~ for!     !      
fig II = 1. n  1) ; in full ~   ;  2) , in good ~       ; 2. v  ( . to ~ out, to ~ up)    
fight = 1. n  1) , , , , ,     . , ; ~ for peace       , stand-up ~  ; sham ~       ( ) ,  ;     
to spoil for a ~  ,       ;  2) , to 
have ~ in one       ; to show ~  ; 2. 
v (past, p. p. fought) , ,    , ,  (,  -   with, against,  - for) ; to ~ down   ; to ~ off ,  (,   ) ; to ~ on  ,   ; to ~ out to ~ (it) out      ; to ~ shy of ,         
fighter = n  1) ;  2) .       
fighting = 1. n , , , ,   hand-to-hand ~  ,   house-to-house ~  ; 2. a     
fig-leaf = n    
figment = n ,    
fig-tree = n ,    
figurant = n  1)  ;  2)       
figurante = n  1)  ;  2)       
figuration = n  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3)       
figurative = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
figure = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) , ; person of ~ ,      ;  3) , double ~s  ;     control ( key, target) ~s      ; he got it at a low (high) ~          () ; what`s the ~?      ?;  4) pl ;  5) . , ;  6) , , ;  7) , ,  ( ,     . 
fig.) ;  8)  ; ~ of speech     ;  9)  ( ,  ) ; to cut a     ~  ,  ; to     cut ( to make) a brilliant (poor) ~        ()     ; 2. v  1)   (  to ~ oneself);     how do you ~ it out?         ?;  2)  , ;  3) ,   (as) ;  4)  () ;  5)  ;  6) , ; to ~ on      ,  ; to ~ out      ( , at) ; to ~ up           
figured = a  1) , , ; ~ silk      ;  2)  ,  (     , )      
figure-head = n  1)  ,  ;  2) . ;  3)           
figure-of-eight = a     
figure-skater = n , -  
figure-skating = n    
filament = n  1) , ,  ;  2) . ,        
filature = n  1) , ;  2)  ,            
filch = v ,   
file I = 1. n  1) ,   ;  2) . , ,  ( . old     ~, deep ~); to bite ( to gnaw) 
the ~       ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  (  . .) ; to ~ away     ()      
file II = 1. n  1) ,  (      ) ;  2)  , ,       ;  3) ;  4) .  -. ; bank     
central ~   ; credit ~       ; 2. v  1)    ,       ;  2) . ,  ()      
file III = 1. n  1) ,  (. .) ; in single ~,     
in Indian ~ , ;  2) , ; 2. v  ; to ~ away    ; to ~ in  ; 
to ~ off   . to ~ away; to ~ out      
file action =    
filer = n ,   
filet = n  1) ,  ;  2) . ()      
filial = a  1) , ;  2)       
filiation = n  1)  , ;  2)  ,  ;  3) ,  ;  4) .        
filibuster = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . . ;  3) , ; 2. v . .      
filigree = n ,    
filings = n pl    
fill = 1. n  1)   (      -.) ;  2)  , ,  ;     to eat (to 
drink) one`s ~       ( );  3) . ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) ,  () ;  3)  () ;  4)    ;  5) , ;  6)  () ,      (, ) ; to ~ in )     , , ; ) ,     ; to ~ 
out (),     (); to ~ up ) (),     (); ) ,      () ; )       
filler = n  1) ,  ;  2)  () ;  3)       
fillet = n  1)   ;  2) . ()      
fill-in = n  1) () , ()     ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ; to 
give smb. a ~         (-.)      
filling = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) , ;  5) ,  ,                
filling station = n .  , ,    
fillip = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,       
filly = n  1)  ;  2)         
film = 1. n  1)  ,  , ,      (. ) ;  2) , adventure ~  ,     
box-office ~ ,  , crime     ( whodunit) ~  ; nature ~       ; feature ~      ;  3) pl (the ~s) , ;  4) , , ;  5)  ;  6) attr -; 2. v  1) () , ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  ;  4)  (. ) ;  5) he ~s (ill) well  ()      
filmdom = n   
filmgoer = n ,    
filmland = n    
film library = n  1) ;  2)        
film star = n   
film test = n     
filmy = a  1)  ;  2) ;  3)         
filoselle = n -  
filter = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  (  ,  . to ~     through, to ~ out)      
filter-tip = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)         
filth = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) ,       
filthy = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
filtrate = . filter 2  
filtration = n ,   Fin = . Finn  
fin = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) . ;  4) pl .       
finable = a  1)  ,  ;  2)  ,       
final = 1. n  1) .   , ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) , ,       
final costs =         
final determination = ,     
finale = n ., . , grand ~    
finalist = n . ,     
finality = n  1) , ;  2)       
finalize = v  1) ,   ;  2)  (,   . .)      
finally = adv  1)   ,  ;  2)       
finance = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl , , ;  3)  ; public ~s      ; 
business ~ .       ; high ~ )      ,      ,   ; )       , . .      ; 2. v  1) ;  2)         
finance company =    
finance house = .  1)  ;  2)                
financial = a   
financial instruments =    
financial investment =      
financier = 1. n ; 2. v  1)    (. .)     ;  2) . ,       
finch = n   
find = 1. v (past, p. p. found)  1) , ; to ~ 
oneself )     , ; )        (. .  3) ;  2) ,   ,     ;  3) , all found   ; to ~     
oneself    ,         (. .  1) ;  4) . , ; to ~ out     (), , , ,     ; 2. n ,     
finder = n  1) , ,  ;  2) . ;  3) . ;  4)  (. )      
finding = n  1) , ;  2)  (),     ;  3) pl  ;  4)  () ,      () ;  5)  () ,       
find true bill =      
fine I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  , ,     
fine II = n  , ,   
fine III = 1. a  1) ;  2) , , , ,     ;  3) , , ;  4) , , ;  5)  ( ) ;  6) ;  7) , ;  8) ;  9) ; 2. adv , , ; to talk ~    ; 3. n  ; 4. v () , (); to   ~ away, to ~ down, to ~ off ()   , , (), ()    
fine-drawn = a  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) .    (      )      
fine-grained = a   
fineness = n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ,   ;  4) ,  ;  5) , , ; ~ of intellect            
finery = n  , ,   
fine-spun = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
finesse = n  1) ;  2) ,       
finger = 1. n  1) ; little ~ ; index (ring) ~      () ;  2) , ; to lay (  to put)     one`s ~ on )   ; )       ; to point a ~ of scorn       ( -. - at) ;     to burn one`s ~s   -.; to have     a ~ in the pie    ;        -.; his ~s are all     thumbs   ; to snap one`s ~s at       , ,     ; with a wet ~  ; to     twist ( to turn) 
smb. round one`s little     ~  -.;         -.; 2. v  1) ,  ,       ;  2)  (), ;  3)  ( . )      
finger-alphabet = n    
finger-board = n ,   
finger-ends = pl . finger-tips  
finger-language = . finger-alphabet  
finger-mark = 1. n  1) ,     2) . finger-
print; 2. v      
finger-post = n    
finger-print = n    
finger-tips = n pl  ; to have at one`s ~       
finical = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
finicking = . finical  
finicky = . finical  
fining = n ,   
finis = n   
finish = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) (), () (-. -     
in, by) ;  2) ,  ( . to ~ off, to     ~ up);  3) ();  4) , ;  5)  ( . to ~ 
off)      
finished = a , ,   
finished goods inventories =        
finisher = n    
finishing school = n       ,         
finishing tape = n .    
finite = a  1) ,  ;  2) .  ( )      
fink = n . . ,    Finn = n , the ~s   Finnish = 1. n  ; 2. a     
fiord = n   
fir =   1) ;  2)  ( . ~-tree);  3)        
fir-cone = n    
fire = 1. n  1) , ; to set ~ ,     ; 
to make up the ~  ,      ; to keep up a 
good ~       ; to mend the ~      ,  ; to strike     ~    ; to poke the ~       (); on ~  ,      , , .  ; to     set on ~ ; . ; to     catch ( to take) ~ ;  2) ;  3) , ; St. Anthony`s ~      , ;  4) , , ;  5) () , ; concentric ~      ; running ~      ; .  ,        . . ; under ~  ;  6) attr ;  7) attr ;  8) attr ;  9) attr . ; to shoot ~      ,   ( ) ; to hang ~     , ; 2.  1) , ;  2) (), ();  3) ,  (  .     .) ;  4) ,  (at) ,  ;  5)  () ;  6) ;  7)  (, ) ;  8) . , ; to ~ 
away     . ; ~ away! , !;     to ~ 
back .        () ; to ~ off ; to ~ out     . 8); to ~ up       
fire-alarm = n  1)  ;  2)        
fire-arm = n . pl    
fire-ball = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . .        
fire-bomb = n    
fire-brand = n  1) ;  2) ,       
fire-brick = n    
fire-brigade = n    
fire-bug = n  1) . ;  2) .       
fire-company = n  1)  ;  2)          
fire-control = n  1)    ;  2) .  ;  3) .        
fire-cracker = n ()   
fire-damp = n    
fire-engine = n    
fire-escape = n  1)  ;  2)  ,  ;  3)           
fire-extinguisher = n   
fire-fighter = n . ()   
fire-fly = n .  ()  
fire-hose = n  ,   
fire-insurance = n     
fireman = n  1) ;  2)       
fire-place = n  1) , ;  2) .       
fire-plug = n    
fire (insurance) policy =      
fireproof = a   
fire-screen = n  1)  ;  2)        
fireside = n  1)   , .  ;  2) attr       
fire-truck = n .    
fire-warden = n     ( )  
firewood = n   
firework(s) = n   
fire-worshipper = n   
firing = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
firm I = n ,  , under the ~  ; blue chip ~  ,      
firm II = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) , , ,     ;  3) ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2)   (      ) ; 3. adv  1) , , ;  2)       
firmament = n    
firm-name =    
firmness = n  1) , , ,     ;  2) , ,     ; ~ of exchange      ; ~ of prices        
fir-needle = n    ,   
first = 1. num ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , , ; 3. adv  1) , ,   ( . ~ of     all, ~ and foremost); ~ and last  ; ~     or last   ;  2) , ;  3) ; 4. n  1) (the ~)   () ;  2) (the ~)  (       ) ;  3) at ~ , ; from the ~      () ; from ~ to last        ;  4) pl  ;  5)   ()      
first-aid = n  1)  ,  ;  2) .  ; ~ post (station)              
first bid =    
first-born = n   
first-class = 1. a , ; 2. adv  1) ;  2)    (, )      
first-cost = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
first-fruits = n pl    
first-hand = 1. a ,   ; 2. adv ,       
first-in-first-out = n  1)    ,     '  -  ';  2)     ,     '  -  '      
first-in-last-out = n    , '  -  '  
firstling = n  1) . pl    ;  2)  ()      
first loss insurance =     (      ,      )  
firstly = adv -  
first-magnitude = a   ( , . .)  
first-night = n .  ,   
first-nighter = n     
first of exchange =     
first option =     
first-priority item =      
first-rate = 1. a , ; 2. adv .     
first-rater = n . ,     
first-run = a    ( )  
first-strike = 1. n .   ( ) ; 2. a .        
first-string = a  1) , ;  2)  (  ,         . .)      
firth = n  1)  ,  ;  2)        
fir-tree = n   
fiscal = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
fish I = 1. n (pl .  .)  1) ; to take ~  ;  2) . poor ~  ; cool ~     ; odd ~, 
queer ~ ;  3) attr , ;  4) attr ; to 
cry stinking ~         ; to feed the ~es )     ; )   ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ( , for) ;  3) .  ,      (-. - for) ; to ~ out ) ,        ( ,   . .) ;     ) , ,      (, of) ; to ~ in troubled waters               
fish II = n   
fisher = n  1) , ;  2)        
fisherman = n ,   
fishery = n  1)  ,  ;  2) ;  3) .   , common ~                        
fish-fork = n   
fish-hook = n    
fishing = n    
fishing-line = n   
fishing-rod = n ,   
fishing-tackle = n    
fishmonger = n    
fish-pond = n  1)    , ;  2) .       
fishwife = n  1) ()  ;  2)       
fishy = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) . ,       
fishy-back = n  ()  
fission = n  1) .  ;  2)   ( . 
atom ~);  3) attr  ( )      
fissure = n  1) , , , ;  2) .  ( )      
fist = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) . ; to 
grease smb.`s ~      , '' -.; the mailed ~      ,  ; 2. v      
fisticuffs = n pl    
fistula = n .   
fit I = n  1) , , ; ~ of     epilepsy (hysteria)       (); a ~ of nerves )      ; )  ;  2) , a ~ of 
energy  ; by     ~s (and starts) , ;  3) , , , ; a     ~ of indifference  ,     , a scolding (drinking) ~       (); to give smb. a ~ (      ~s) , ,  -.;     to beat smb. into ~s  ,      -.; to have a ~   ,     ,       
fit II = 1. a  1) (), , ;  2) , ; it is not ~      ;  3) ; I am not ~   ,        ;  4) , ; 2. v  1) , ,  (     ,  . . .) ,  ;     the cap ~s  , .    ,       ;  2) (), ();  3) , ;  4)  (with) ;  5) .  (        ) ; to ~ in ) ,     , ; ) ; to     ~ on ,    ; to ~     
out ) , , ; )     ; 3. n  1) , ; tight ~      ;  2) to 
be a bad (an excellent) ~      ()  ( )      
fitchew = n   
fitful = a , ,   
fitly = adv  1)    ,     ;  2)       
fitment = n  1)  ;  2) pl , ,       
fitness = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ,             
fit-out = n , ,   
fittage = n   ( , )  
fitted = a  1) , ;  2)    ( ) ; ~ carpet              
fitter = n  1) , , , ,     ;  2) ,  ,              
fitting = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3) . pl . , ,     , (); 2. a , ,     
fitting-room = n   
fitting-shop = n    
five = 1. num ; 2. n  1)  , ;  2) pl .  ,  ( .     bunch of ~s);  3) pl   ;  4)   5    5           
fivefold = 1. a ; 2. adv     
fiver = n  (     )  
fix I = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ,      (, ) ;  4) ,  (-.     ) ;  5) ,  (,       . ., on, upon) ;  6) ,  (,       . .) ;  7)  , ;  8)    , ;  9) ();     10) ( . to ~ up) .       ,  ,         . . ,               , .: to ~ a breakfast      ; to ~ a coat     ,    ;     to ~ the fire  ; to ~ up for     
the night ,   ; to ~     on ,   -.; to ~ up     . 10); to ~ upon . to ~ 
on      
fix II = n  1) ,  ;  2)   (,     )      
fixation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
fixed = a  1) , , ; ~     assets  ; ~ capital      ; ~ rate of 
interest      ; ~ price  ; ~ start     .  , ;  2) ;  3) . , ; well ~ .     ,       
fixed capital investment =      
fixed input =   1)  ;  2)        
fixedly = adv  1) ,  ;  2)       
fixed term insurance =       
fixed yield investment =      
fixing letter = ,    
fixings = n pl .  1) , , ;  2)  () ;  3) .       
fixture = n  1) -. , ;  2) ;  3) ,  ,     budget ~   ;  4) . ,        -. , ;  5)   (   . .)     ;  6) . ,        , ;  7) . , ;  8)  ,       
fix-up = n . ,   
fizgig = n  1)   , ;  2)  ()      
fizz = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. v ,  ( )    
fizzle = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. v  ; to ~ out        
fizzy = a ,   
flabbergast = v ,   
flabby = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
flaccid = . flabby  
flag I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; ~ of truce, white ~      () ; black ~ )      () ; ) ,           , yellow ~      () ; to 
lower one`s ~     )    ; ) ,     ; to hoist (to strike) one`s ~      () ;  3) attr ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)    ; to     ~ down  (-.)      
flag II = n  1) . , ;  2)           
flag III = 1. n  1)  ;  2) pl . flagging I; 2. v ,       
flag IV = v  1) , ;  2)       
flag-captain = n     
flagellation = n   
flagging I = n  1) , ,    ;  2) ,        
flagging II = a ,   
flagitious = a , , ,   
flagman = n   
flag of convenience =  . ' ' (                )  
flag of distress = .    
flag-officer = n   
flagon = n  1) , ;  2)   ,       
flag-pole = n   
flagrant = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
flagship = n    
flagstaff = n   
flag-station = n  ()    
flagstone = n      
flail I = n   
flail II = v   
flair = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
flak =   1)  ;  2)   ;  3) attr ,       
flake I = 1. n  1)     -.;~ of     
snow ; ~ of fire ;  2) pl ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5)  ,      ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  (  . to ~ away, to ~ off)      
flake II = n     
flakeboard = n -   
flaked-out = a . ,    
flake out = v .  1) '',  ;  2)    ( ) ;  3)   ;  4) (on)   ( -.),     ;  5) ,       
flaky = a  1) ;  2) ,       
flam = n ,   
flamboyant = a , ,   
flame = 1. n  1) ; the ~s ; in ~s  ; to     shoot 
out ~  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4)  .  ; an old ~ of mine       ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4) , ;  5)    (.,      ) ; to ~ out ,     ; to ~ up ,       
flameproof = a ,   
flaming = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ,       
flammable = a ,   
flange = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
flank = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)   () ;  4)  . ; to turn the ~ of      ,  .  (-.) ,     ,  () ;  5) attr  . , ; 2. v  1) , ,       , , ;  2)  .       
flannel = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl  () ,      ; to be awarded one`s ~s               (   ) ; 2. a ; 3. v      
flannelled = a     
flap = 1. n  1) -.,         , .  :  ,       ,  () , ,        . . ;  2)  , ;  3)  ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) . , ;  6) . .  ; 2. v  1) (), (),     ();  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ,  () ;  5)  ( . to ~ away, to ~ off); to ~     about .       
flapdoodle = n ,   
flap-eared = a   
flapjack = n ,   
flapper = n  1) . flap 1,  1)  4);  2)  (, ) ;  3)  ,  ;  4) . -;  5) . ;  6)       
flare = 1. n  1)   , ,      ;  2)  () ;  3)  ;  4)  ;  5) . ,  ; 2. v  1) ,   ,     ;  2) ,  ( . to ~ up- to ~     out);  3)  ,       
flare-up = n  1)  (, ,   . .) ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ,        
flaring = a  1) ,   ;  2) ,       
flash = 1. n  1) , ; in a ~       ;  2)  , ;  3) .    (     ) ; bulletin ~         (  ) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ,        ;  5) . , ; ~     freezing  ; 3. v  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3)   ; to ~ out, to ~ up     ,       
flash back = n  1)   , ;  2) -,  ,                ;  3)      ,      ,               
flash-bulb = n  -  
flash-burn = n ,         
flash-forward = n . .  ,   ,    
flash-light = n  1)  ,       ;  2)   ;  3)        
flash-point = n  ,  ; ~s of 
war    
flashy = a , ,   ,   
flask = n  1) ; vacuum ~ ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) .       
flat I = n  (   )  
flat II = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3) -;  4) ;  5) . ;  6) . ;  7) . ;  8)   ;  9) pl   ;     10) .  ; 2. a  1) , , ; as ~ as a     pancake  ;  2)    , ; to     fall ~  ,   ,         (. . flat     II 3.) ;  3) , ;  4) , , ; that`s ~      , ;  5) , , ,  (     ) ;  6) , ,       ( ) ;  7) . ;  8)  ( ) ;  9) , ; ~ price       (  ,   .     .) ;     10)  ( ) ; 3. adv  1) , ; to stamp ~ ;  2) ; to fall ~  (. .     flat II 2.) ;  3) , ,  , ,     ; ~ and plain , ,           
flat-boat = n    
flatbottomed = a   
flat-broke = a .  ,   
flat-car = n -  
flat-fish = n   (  . .) ; a regular ~ .    
flat-foot = n  1) ;  2) . . ,       
flat-footed = 1. a  1)  ;  2) . . ; to catch ~ )      ; )        ; 2. adv . . to come out ~      ,   -.    
flation = n    ,     
flat-iron = n   
flatly = adv  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
flatness = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4) , , ;  5) .       
flat-out = n . . ,   
flatten = v  1) () , , ,     ;  2) ;  3)   , ;  4) . ; to ~ out .      () ; ,      () ,  (     )      
flatter = v  1) , ;  2) to ~ oneself that   ,     ,  , ;  3)  (, )      
flatterer = n   
flattery = n   
flattie = n .   
flattop = n .   
flatulent = a  1) .  ,  ;  2) , ,       
flatways = adv   
flatwise = . flatways  
flaunt = v  1) ,   ( ) ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4) ; 
to ~ regulations            
flautist = n   
flavor = 1. n  1) ,  () ;  2)  , ;  3) ; 2. v  ,     
flavoring = n () ,   
flavorless = a  1) ;  2)        
flaw I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , , ,  (     ) ;  3) , ,   (       . .) ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ();  3) .        
flaw II = n   ,   
flawless = a   
flax = n  1) ;  2)        
flaxen = a   
flax-seed = n    
flaxy = a   
flay = v  1)  ;  2) ,  ,   . . ;  3)  , ;  4) , , ' '      
flea = n ; a ~ in the ear    
flea-bite = n  1)  ;  2)        
flea collar =  ( ,  )  
fleck = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  (-.) ; 2. v  ,     
flecker = v ,    
fled I = past, p. p. . flee  
fled II = past, p. p. . fly II 1.  6)      
fledge = v  1) ;  2)  ;  3)     ()      
fledg(e)ling = n    , .    
flee = v (past, p. p. fled)  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3)   past p. p. ,     ,       
fleece = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  '';  3) . , ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2)  ;  3)        
fleecy = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
fleet I = n  1) , ; the ~  ;     
mercantile (air) ~  ()     ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3)    ,        ;  4) .    ,                  
fleet II = n ,   
fleet III = 1. a  1) ;  2) . ;  3) ,  (   . .) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  ; 3. adv     
fleetness = n  1) , ;  2)       Fleet Street = n -,   (  ,    )  Fleming = n   Flemish = 1. n the ~ (.  pl) ; 2. a     
flesh = 1. n  1) , , , proud ~ .      ; 
in ~  , ; in the ~ ,      , to lose ~ ; to put on ~,     to pick up ~ (), (); ~     and blood )   ; )      ,  ; ) attr ,     ; one`s own ~ and blood      (),  ;  2)  ,  ,     all ~  ; ;  3)  () ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)    () ;  4)    (, )      
flesh-color = n    
fleshings = n pl     
fleshly = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
flesh-pots = n pl  ,   
flesh-wound = n    
fleshy = a   
flew = past . fly II 1  
flex = 1. n .  ; 2. v ,     
flexibility = n , . . ,   
flexible = a , . . , ,    
flexion = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .       
flexional = a .   
flextime = n      
flexuosity = n ,   
flexuous = a  1) ;  2)       
flexure = n , ,   
flibbertigibbet = n ,  ,   
flick = 1. n  1) ,   (  . .) ;  2)  , ;  3) pl . ; to go to the ~s       ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)   ( ,   . .     , . to ~ away, to ~ off)      
flicker = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) ;  3) pl . , without the ~ of an     
eyelash     ,        ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)    ( , )      
flier = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) . ;  5) ;  6)    ;  7)        
flight I = n  1) , , non-stop ~ .      ; high-speed ~ .      ; probing ~ ., .      , , space ~      ; free ~ .  ;     man-in-space ~    ;     development ~  ,                  , 
ferry ~      ,  ;  2) ,  () ;  3)  () ;  4)  (, ) ;  5)  (, ) ;  6)  ( , . ~ of stairs);  7)  (  , ) ; in     the first ( highest) ~   ,           
flight II = n  1) , , , to take (to)     ~, 
to betake oneself to ~       , ; to put 
to ~       ;  2) , ~ of gold  ; capital     ~        
flight-deck = n  .   ( )  
flight path = n    
flight-shot = n  1)   ;  2) ,       
flighty = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
flim-flam = n  .  1) , ;  2) ,        
flimsy I = n  1)  ;  2) . , ''      
flimsy II = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
flinch = v  1) ,  (       . .) ;  2)       
fling = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  . , ,      , to have a ~ at smb.       -.,   -. ;  4)  (,   . .) ; to have     one`s ~   ,     ; the Highland ~       ; 2. v (past, p. p. flung)  1) (), ();  2) ,  (  . .,     on) ;  3)  ( . to ~ about);  4) ,  (, ) ;     to ~ about ; to ~ aside     , ; to ~ away )     ; )  ; to ~ down )     ; ) , ; 
to ~ off     ) , ,  ;     )  () ; )       (-.) ; to ~ out )  ; )      () ; ) ; to ~ to     ; to ~ up , ; to ~     up one`s 
heels  , ; to ~     oneself (up)on smb.`s 
mercy        -.      
flint = n ; to skin a ~    
flint-hearted = a   
flint-paper = n ,      
flinty = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
flip = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,            ;  3) .   () ; 2. v ,      
flip-flap, flip-flop = n  1)  ;  2) -;  3)  , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) .        
flippancy = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
flippant = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
flipper = n ,    
flirt = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ,  (with) ;  2)       
flirtation = n ,   
flirtatious = a ,    
flit = v  1)   2) ,  (  to ~     
about, by, past, to and fro);  3) ,       
flitter = v   
flivver = n . .  1)  ;  2)       
float = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)   (  . .) ;  5) ,  () ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)  ;  8) on the ~  ,  ;  9) . pl . ;     10) , ;     11) ,  () ;     12)  ,  ;     13)  ;     14) . ,        ;     15)   () ,      , joint ~         ;     16) ;     17) .        ; 2. v  1) ,    (      . .) ;  2) ,  ( , ) ;     .  ( ,  )     ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  () ;  7)    () ;  8)  () ;  9)  () ;     10)  ( ) ;     11)           ()      
floatable = a  1) ;  2)       
floatage = n  1) ;  2)    ;  3)  ;  4)   ;  5)                
floatation = n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) . ;  4)  ()      
floating = 1. n  1) , free ~   (      ) ;  2) ,  () ;  3)   () ,      ; clean ~  ,                ; dirty ~  ,         ,         ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)  , ; ~ cargo      ;  4) , ; ~ rate ''        ; ~ assets      ; ~ capital      ; ~ debt  ,      ; ~ policy  (     )       
floating bridge = n      
floating earth = n   
floating vote = n . ,    ,      
floaty = a  1) ;  2)       
flock I = n  1) ,  (  . .) ;  2) pl . ();  3) pl .       
flock II = 1. n  1)  (         ) ;  2)  () ;  3)  () ; to come 
in ~s      ;  4)  ( ) ;  () ;  5) . ; 2. v ,  ,    ,  ( )    
floe = n   (. ice-floe)  
flog = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . , ; to ~ into     ,   (-.) ; to ~ out     ,   ( -.)      
flogging = n   
flood = 1. n  1) , , ,  (.     .) ; ~s of rain  , a ~ of     tears  ; 
the Flood .      ;  2) ;  3) . , , ; ~ and field       ; to throw a ~ of light      ; 2. v  1) , , ,      () ;  2) ;  3)       
flood-gate = n ( )  
flood insurance =     
flood-light = 1. n ; 2. v      
flood-lit = a    
flood-tide = n   
floor = 1. n  1) , , corn ~ , ; dirt     (parqueted) ~ () , to     pace the ~      ;  2) , ; first ~ )  ; )     .  ;  3)   ,        ; to cross the ~ of the House .          ;  4) (the ~)  ; to ask ( to     claim) the ~  ; to have ( to     take) ,  ;  5)  () ;  6)   (, ,       . .) ;  7) .     (         ) ;  8)  ;  9) .  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,   , ;  3) ,   ;  4)    (,       )      
floor-cloth = n   
floorer = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) . ,        
flooring = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)         
floor-lamp = n   
floor-show = n . .     
floor-through = n . ,     
floor-walker = n .     
flop = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) (), (); () (     ) ;  2) ,  ( . to ~ down);  3)  ( . to ~ down);  4) .  ;  5)  (    , . 
to     ~ over); 3. int !    
flop-house = n .    
floppy = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
flora = n ( pl . florae )   
floral = n  1) ;  2)         
florescence = n , .   
floriculture = n   
florid = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
florin = n  ()  
florist = n  1)  ;  2)       
flotilla = n   
flotsam = n  ; ~ and jetsam ) ; )    
flounce I = 1. n  ; 2. v ,     
flounce II = 1. n ; 2. v      
flounder I = n   (   . .)  
flounder II = v  1) , , ,       ();  2)  ,  ( , )      
flour = 1. n  1) () ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) .  ()      
flouring-mill = n .   
flourish = 1. n  1) ,  () ;  2)    ,     ;  3)  (, ) , .     , ;  4) . , ;  5) in full ~   ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)  ,  () ;  4)  , ;  5)  (, )      
flourishing = a  1) , ;  2)       
flourmill = n   
flout = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
flow = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , a steady ~      ;  3) ;  4) , ; ~ of spirits     ; ~ of soul      ;  ;  5)   (, ) ;  6) ; ~ 
of traffic ,       ; ~ of 
funds       ; ~ of capital      ,  ; ~ of     output  ; ~ 
of payments      ,   ;     
gross cash ~   ,       ; 2. v  1) ,  (. .) ;     ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5) .  (with) ; to ~ down     ; to ~ in , ; to ~     out ,       
flower = 1. n  1) ,  ; in ~  ;     
natural ~s  ;  2) ,  (-. - of) ;  3) , ;  4) attr ; to sprinkle the ~s .     .  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)           
flowerbed = n   
floweret = n .   
flowerpot = n    
flower-show = n    
flowery = a  1)  ;  2)       
flowing = a  1) ;  2) ,       
flown = p. p. . fly II 1  
flu = . . . influenza  
fluctuate = v  1) ,  ,     ;  2) (), ()      
fluctuation = n  1) , , ;  2) ; market ~        ; ~ in exchange         
flue I = n , pl   
flue II = n  1)  , ;  2)  ,       
flue III = n . flu  
flue IV = v  (),   
fluency = n ,  ( )  
fluent I = n . ,  ,   
fluent II = a  1) , ,  ( ) ;  2) ,   (       . .)      
fluently = adv , ,  ( )  
fluff = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) . .   ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  ( . to ~ up, to ~     out);  3)    -,      () (, ) ;  4) . .         
fluffiness = n ,   
fluffy = a ,   
fluid = 1. n    ,   , ; 2. a , ,     
fluid fuel = n      
fluidity = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) ,  ;  5) , ; population ~            
fluke = 1. n () ; 2. v ;  -.    ()     
flummery = n , ,    
flung = past, p. p. . fling 2  
flunk = 1. n .  ( ) ; 2. v .  ( )    
flunkey = n . () , . ,   
fluorescence = n ,   
fluorescent = a ,   
flurry = 1. n  1)   , , ,     ;  2) , , ;  3)   ; 2. v , ,     
flush I = 1. n  1)   ;  2)  ,   ( ) ;  3) .  ( . the ~ of dawn);  4)  (  . .) ;  5) ,  (  . .) ;  6)  () ;  7)  (, , ) ; 2. 
a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ,  ,  (with) ;  3) . predic . ,      (-. - of) ; ~ of money      ();  4) , ; 3. v  1)    ( , ) ,     , , ();  2)  ,  ( ) ,     ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)   (, ,     with) ; to ~ up ,       
flush II = 1. n   ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  ( -  )      
flush III = n       
flush IV = v  1) . .  ,       ;  2) . , ,      (-.)      
fluster = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)       
flute = n   
flutist = n   
flutter = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4) , ;  5) . ,  (.       ) ; 2. v  1)  , , ;  2) , , ;  3) ;  4)   ( ) ; to ~ out           
fluvial = a   
flux = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ; 
in a state of ~       ; ~ and reflux of money        ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , ,       
fluxible = a   
fly I = n , to break ( to crush) a ~ up(on) the wheel      ; a ~ in the ointment      ; there are no flies on him )   ,  ; )  ,    
fly II = 1. v (past flew, p. p. flown)  1) , ; to ~ 
high      ,  ;  2) , ;  3)  ,  () ;  4) ,  () ;  5) ;  6) (past, p. p. fled)  (  .     .) ; to ~ at ; to ~ away ,     ; to ~ into )  ( ,       . .) ; ) ,  (     ) ; ) to ~ into 
pieces       ; to ~ off ) , ; )     ; ) ,  (     -.) ; to ~ out  (,     ) ; to ~ over ,      () ; to ~ to  (     -.) ;  ( -.) ; to ~ upon     . to ~ at; to ~ in the face of       ,   (-.) ; to     let ~ (at) )  ( -., -.) ;     )  ; 
to send smb. flying      -.; 2. n  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  () ;  4)   () ;  5)  ()      
fly III = a . ,   
fly-away = a  1)  ( , ) ;  2) , ,       
fly-bitten = a    
fly-catcher = n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)        
fly-cruise = n         
flyer = . flier  
flying = 1. n  1) (), high-altitude ~      , 
blind ~  ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) . ;  3) , ;  4)       
flying bridge = n  1)  ;  2)       
flying crane = n . '  ', -  
flying instrument = n .    
flying man = n   
flying saucer = n '  ', ' ',  (  )  
fly-leaf = n .   
fly-past = n  ,    
fly-sheet = n   
fly-trap = n . fly-catcher  1)   3)      
fly-wheel = n .    
foal = 1. n , , in ~, with ~   ; 2. v     
foam = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) . ;  4) 
pl ; 2. v  1) ;  2)    ( ) ; to ~ at the     mouth         
foaming-at-the-mouth = a      
foam plastic = n   
foam-rubber = n      
foamy = a  1) , ;  2) ,        
fob I = n     
fob II = v , ; to ~ off ,   
focal = a .   
foci = pl . focus 1  
fo`c`s`le = . forecastle  
focus = 1. n (pl . foci)  1) . ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) (),   ;  2) () ( - on)      
fodder = 1. n , ; cannon ~  ; 2. v      
foe = n .   
foetus = n ,   
fog I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; in a ~      ,  ;  3)  ; 2. v  1) () , ();  2)       
fog II = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,    ; 2. v  1)     ;  2)          
fog-bank = n      
fog-bound = a   ( )  
fogbroom = n '   ',    
fogey = n ,   ( . old ~)  
foggy = a   
fogy = . fogey  
foible = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
foil I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4) .   ( ) ; 2. v ,  (-.)       
foil II = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,   ;  3) ,  ;  4)  () ;  5)        
foil III = n   
foil IV = n     
foil fencer = n .   
foist = v  1) ,  (on, upon) ;  2) ,  (in, into)      
fold I = 1. n  1)   ,  (.     sheep-
fold) ;  2) ; 2. v  ()    
fold II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ; 2. 
v  1) , , ,     ;  2) , ;  3) ; to ~ in arms       ; to ~ to one`s breast             
folder = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5)    , credit ~       (  )      
folding = a , ,   
foldway = a    ( ,  ) ; ~ bed  ,      
foliage = n  1) ;  2)        
foliate = 1. a  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) .   ;  2) ()      
folk = n  1) (pl .  .) , , old ~s     at home ;  2) . ;  3) attr       
folk-dance = n    
folk-lore = n   
folk-rock = n  ,      
folksay = n  1)  , , ;  2)  ;  3)        
folksy = a .  1) , ; ~ humor      ;  2) . , ,           
folk(-)tune = n    
follow = v  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)  ,  ;  5) ,  ; I ~ you       ,   ;  6)  , ;  7)  (-.) ,  ;     to ~ the sea ,  ; to ~ 
the     law ,  ; to ~ on      (); to ~ out ) ()      ; ) , ; to ~     up  (), ; as ~s        ( ) ; his     
arguments are as ~s         
follower = n  1)  (-.) ;  2) , ;  3)  ()      
following = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) (the ~) ; in the ~ ,      ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
follow-on = n  ,    
follow-up = n  1)  (-.) ,       ;  2)  ;  3)  ,      ;  4)  ,  ,       ;  5)         ;  6) pl    (         )      
follow-up schooling =    
folly = n , ,    
foment = v  1)  , ;  2) , ,  (      . .)      
fond = a  1) , , to be ~ of ;  2)  ;  3)       
fondle = v   
fondly = adv  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
fondness = n ,   
food = n  1)  (. .) , , bad ~      , mental ~   ; ~     for meditation   ; ~ for     powder  ; to punish one`s ~     .  ;  2) ,  , ,     
preserved ~ , processed ~ ,      ; 
tinned ~  (     ) ; infants` ~  ,      ;  3) attr , ;  4) pl        ; ~ and fiber .                
food crop = n .-.    
food intake = .-.    
food stamp = .       
food-stuff = n    
fool = 1. n  1) , , arrant ~  ;     solemn ~    ,      ; a ~ in grain  ; to     be a ~ to     ; 
to make     a ~ of  (-.) ;  2) , to play the ~  ; to be a     ~ for one`s pains        ,   ; 2. a . , , ; 3. v  1) , ;  2) ; to ~ about ) ; )      ; )  ( -.) ;     to ~ around . . to ~ about; to ~ away       (, ) ;      () ; to ~ into       ( -.) ; 
to ~ out of      ; to ~ with ,       -.      
foolery = n ,   
foolhardiness = n    
foolhardy = a  ,   
foolish = a ,   
foolishness = n ,   
foolproof = a  1) , ;  2) .                
foot = 1. n (pl feet)  1) , , on ~ , .      ,  ; to set ~ ,      ( - on) , . ; to     set on ~   ;  2) , ; light (heavy) feet      () ; to put 
one`s best ~ forward      , ;  3) ; ~ and horse   ;  4)  ( 30,5 ) ;  5) , ,  , at the     ~ of the bed   ;  6) . ;  7) (pl foots) , ;  8) 
attr ;  9) attr , ;     10) attr ; 
to have cold feet     ,   ; to keep one`s     
feet ,   ; to find     one`s feet   , ; to     put one`s ~ in(to) ) ; )     ,  ,   ;     to put one`s ~ 
down   ,     ; to be on one`s feet )       ,   ; )      ; to set smb. on his feet      -.  ,     ; to get on one`s feet       ( ) ; 2. v  1)  (); to ~ it )  ; )     ;  2)  ();  3) , ; .      (  , . 
to ~ up); to ~ up     ,   ( ,   .     ., to)      
footage = n     
football = n  1)  ( . association ~);  2)        
footballer = n   
footboard = n , ,   
footboy = n -,   
foot-brake = n    
foot-bridge = n    
foot-cloth = n ,   
footfall = n    
foot-gear = n .  1) ;  2) ,       
foot-hill = n   
foothold = n  1)  ; to gain a ~ ()     ;  2) .        
footing = n  1)  , , ; to lose     one`s ~ , ,       , to regain 
one`s ~      ( ) ; to gain a ~ )       ; )    ;  2) ; on a friendly ~        ( -. - with) ; on     a ~ of equality   ,        ( -. - with) ;  3)  ( ) ; to pay (for) one`s       ,       ,        
footless = a  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) ,       
footlet = n   
footlights = n pl . , to appear before the ~  ,     
footman = n  1) () ;  2) .       
foot-mark = n  ()  
foot-note = n  ( )  
footpad = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)         ( )      
foot-passenger = n   
foot-path = n () ,   
footprint = n  ()  
foot-race = n       
foot-rule = n  ( )  
foot-soldier = n   
footsore = a     
footstep = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3)  (), 
to follow in smb.`s ~s       -. ,  -.           
footstool = n  1)   ;  2) . ,       
foot-wear = . foot-gear  
fop = n , ,   
foppery = n ,   
foppish = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
for = ( ) , ( ) prep  1)          : )    , , I am just     starting ~ the South (~ Moscow)          ( ); this boat is bound     ~ Odessa      ;     ) ,         ,     : 
to     walk ~ a mile  ;  2)       : )     , , ,                  ; ~ a week (a year, a     month, a fortnight, 
a few days, some time)        (, ,  ,      ,  ); )     ,     ; ~ a     week (a year etc)   (  . .) ;     ~ long ; ~ good ; good-
bye ~     the present   ;  3)   , ,     ,  , , , ,         ; these     apples are ~ sale         ; this book is ~ children        ; I am longing ~ the country        ; this artist has an     ear ~ music     ;     the man ~ the job ,          ; to go (to send)     ~ the doctor  ()  ; to     go ~ a soldier  ; ~ my (his,     your) sake   (, );  4)   ,  , ; to     cry (to shout) ~ joy  ()      ; ~ fun, ~ a joke  ,      ; ~ several reasons       ; famous ~  -.;  5)     ,      ,  ,   ; he has no     liking ~ medicine    ; he     does not care ~ doctors         ; to give up (a man, a ship, an     airplane) ~ lost  (, ,     ) ;  6)   ,   . .     , ; how much did you pay ~ this     dress?      ?;     not ~ 
the world     ; 2. conj  ,      
forage = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) . ;  2)  (, -.     , for, about) ,       
forasmuch = adv ~ as  ,  , ,   
foray = 1. n , ; 2. v  ,     
forbad, forbade = past . forbid  
forbear I = n . pl  1) ;  2)       
forbear II = v (past forbore, p. p. forborne)  1) ,  ( - from)     ;  2)        
forbearance = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .         ()       
forbid = v (past forbad, forbade, p. p. forbidden) ,    
forbidden = 1. p. p. . forbid; 2. a ,     
forbidden by express law =     
forbidding = a ,      
forbore = past . forbear II  
forborne = p. p. . forbear II  
force = 1. n  1) , , driving ~, impelling ~      ; attractive ~  ;     to come into ~   ; (to remain)     in ~ ()  , ; of 
no     ~ ;  2) ; by ~ , ;  3) . pl () , air ~     - ; 
ground ~s, land ~s     ,  ; effective ~s      ,  ; missile ~s     - ; police ~, the ~     ;  4) , , ~ of     agreement  ;     
economic(al) ~s  ; labor     ~  ,  ,      ; productive ~s      ; in ~      ; to join ~s  ;      ; by ~ of ,     ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3) .  (  . .) ;  4) , ();  5)   (,      , ) ; to ~ in ) ; )             
forced = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
forced heir = ,       ,    
forceful = a , ,   
forceless = a   
forceps = n (pl  .  forsepses) ,    
forcible = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
ford = 1. n ; 2. v ,      
fore = 1. n . ,   ; to the ~    ,  ;   ,    ; to come to the ~  ,   .    ; 2. a  1) ;  2) . ; 3. adv ; ~ and aft .       ,       
fore- = pref  1)  .    -.,     -.   , forepaw      ;  2)  .  ,         -; to foretell           
forearm = n  (   ) ,   
forebear = . forbear II  
forebode = v  1) ;  2)  (, )      
foreboding = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ()       
forecast = 1. n , , demand ~    ; 
marketing ~     ; long-range ~    ; 2. v (past, p. p. forecast, forecasted)  1) ;  2) ,        
forecasting = n , , long-distance ~   ()  
forecastle = n .   
foreclose = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2) ,   ,           
foreclosure = n .      
foreclosure sale =     
foredate = v     
foredeck = n .   
foredoom = v   
forefather = n . pl ,   
forefinger = n    
forefront = n  1) ,  ;  2) .   () ;  3)        
foregather = v  1) , ;  2)       
forego = v (past forewent, p. p. foregone)  1) ;  2) ,  ( -.)      
foregoing = a ,   
foregone I = p. p. . forego  
foregone II = a , ,   
foreground = n    
forehand = a  1) ;  2) .  (   )      
forehanded = a  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) .       
forehead = n , retreating ~    
foreign = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)       
foreign attachment =   1)     ,              ;  2)               ,               
foreign bill =     
foreigner = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
foreign items =         (. )  
foreign judg(e)ment = . ,     
foreign remittances =     -   
foreknew = past . foreknow  
foreknow = v (past foreknew, p. p. foreknown)  ,   
foreknowledge = n   
foreknown = p. p. . foreknow  
foreland = n  1) , ;  2)        
forelock = n    , ; to take time ( 
occasion) by the ~  ,     
foreman = n  1) ,  , ,     ;  2)  .        
foremast = n . -  
foremost = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ; 2. adv  , - (  . first   and ~)    
forenoon = n  ,   
forensic = a   
foreordain = v   
forepart = n    
forepaw = n    
fore-ran = past . fore-run  
fore-run = v (past fore-ran, p. p. fore-run)  1) ;  2)       
forerunner = n  1) , ;  2)       
foresail = n .   
foresaw = past . foresee  
foresee = v (past foresaw, p. p. foreseen) ,    
foreseen = p. p. . foresee  
foreshadow = v ,  ,   
foreshortening = n   
foresight = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ()      
forest = 1. n  1) ;  2) attr ; 2. v  ,      
forestall = v  1) , ;  2)  ; to ~ the market       (   )      
forester = n  1) , ;  2)        
forestry = n  1) ;  2)       
foretaste = 1. n ; to get a ~ of     ( -.) 2. v     
foretell = v (past, p. p. foretold)   
forethought = n  1) ;  2) ,       
foretoken = 1. n ; 2. v     
foretold = past , p. p.  . foretell  
forever = adv , ,   
forewarn = v   
forewent = past . forego  
foreword = n ,  ( )  
forfeit = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( -.) ; his life was 
the ~     of his crime          ;  3)  ;  4) ,  ;  5) , pl   ; 2. a ; 3. v  1)  (-.) ;  2)  (-.) ,   (     -.)      
forfeiture = n  1) , ;  2) ,   ( -.) ;  3)   ,        (   )      
forgather = . foregather  
forgave = past . forgive  
forge I = 1. n  1) () ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
forge II = v     ( . to ~ ahead)  
forger = n  1) ;  2)  (,   .     .) ,       
forgery = n  1) , ;  2)  ,        
forget = v (past forgot, p. p. forgotten)  1) ;  2)   ;  3) ;  4)    ; 
to ~ oneself     ) ,  ; )       ,  ; ~ it!         !,   !,       !      
forgetful = a   
forgetfulness = n   
forget-me-not = n   
forgive = v (past forgave, p. p. forgiven)   
forgiven = p. p. . forgive  
forgiveness = n  1) ;  2) ,       
forgiving = a ,   
forgo = (past forwent, p. p. forgone) . forego  2)      
forgone = p. p. . forgo  
forgot = past . forget  
forgotten = p. p. . forget  
fork = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,      () ;  4)  () ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ; to ~ out, to ~ over .           
forked = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
forlorn = a  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) ~ hope ,        
form = 1. n  1)  (. .) ;  2)  () ;  3) , , ;  4) , ;  5)  ( ) ; the first ~      ;  6) , ;  7)  () ;  8) , check ~  () ;     
tax (-filing) ~   ;     in due ~  ;   ;      ; for ~s sake  ; 2. v  1) , ,  ,     ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) . ()      
formal = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
formalism = n   
formality = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
formal notice = .    
formation = n  1) , ;  2) ,  () ;  3) . , capital ~      ; ~ of company  ; ~     of contract        
formative = a  1) ;  2) .       
formed action =       
former = a  1) , , , ;  2)  ( )      
formerly = adv ,   
formication = n  ( )  
formidable = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
formless = a   
form-master = n  ,   
form of the statute =  ,    
formula = n ( pl . formulae )  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) ;  4) ,       
formulate = v  1) ();  2)        
formulation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ; budget ~      ; concept ~      ; policy ~  ,            
fornication = n  ,   
forsake = v (past forsook, p. p. forsaken) ,   
forsaken = 1. p. p.  . forsake; 2. a ,     
forsook = past  . forsake  
forsooth = adv  . ,   ,   
forswear = v (past forswore, p. p. forsworn)  1)  , ;  2) to ~ oneself         
forswore = past . forswear  
forsworn = p. p. . forswear  
fort = n   
forth = adv  1) , back and ~   ;  2)  ,         ; to come ~  (     ) ,  ;  3)   .        ,  ; to sail ~ ;  4) , from that day ~ ,              
forthcoming = 1. n , ; 2. a , ,       
forthcoming bond =      ,        
forthright = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) ; 2. adv ,     
forthwith = adv ,   
forties = n pl (the ~)  1)  ;  2)   39  50 ; the roaring ~     ' '  (         )      
fortieth = 1. num ; 2. n      
fortification = n  1) ;  2) pl       
fortify = v , .   
fortitude = n  ,   
fortnight = n  , today ~, this day ~    (   )  
fortnightly = 1. a ; 2. adv         
fortress = n , to seize a ~    
fortuitous = a   
fortuity = n ,   
fortunate = a , ,   
fortunately = adv  1)  ;  2)       
fortune = n  1) , , , good ~ ,     ; bad ~ , ; to seek     one`s ~  ;  2) ; to tell ~s ,      ;  3) , to make a ~ , a     small ~ . ; to come into a ~      ; to push 
one`s ~       ,       ( )      
fortuneless = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
fortune-teller = n ,   
forty = num   
forum = n  1) . ;  2) , the ~ of public opinion             
forward = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) ,  (-. ) ;  5) , ;  6) . ;  7) , ;  8) ,  (,       ) ; contract for ~ delivery       ,  ; ~ freight ( .     freight ~) ,        ; ~ quotation        ;  9) . ~ dive   (      ) ,   () ; 2. n . ; 3. adv  1) ;  2) ; 4. v  1) , , ;  2) , ,  (      . .)      
forward business =  ,     
forward contract =     
forwarder = n  1) ;  2) - ;     freight ~  ,               -       
forward-looking = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
forwardness = n  1)  , ,      (-.) ;  2) ,  (-. ) ;  3) ,       
forward purchase =     
forwards = adv   
forwent = past . forgo  
fossil = 1. n  1) ;  2)    ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
foster = v  1) , ;  2) , ,     ;  3)       
fosterage = n  1)   ;  2)  ()  ;  3)       
foster-brother = n ,    
foster-child = n   
foster-daughter = n    
foster-father = n    
foster-mother = n ,    
foster-sister = n ,    
foster-son = n    
fought = past, p. p. . fight 2  
foul = 1. n  1)   (, ) ;  2)  (,   . .) ; 2. a  1)  (. .) , ,     ;  2) . , ; he is a ~ dancer       ; a ~ journey      ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) , , ,      ( ,  ) ;  6) ,  (   . .) ,     ,  ( ) ;  7) ,  ( ) ;  8)  (   ) ; ~     
bill of health        (   ) ;     ~ mate`s receipt        (    ,       . .) ; 3. v  1) ()() (. .) ,     ();  2) ,  () ,      ;  3) .  ,       ; 4. adv , ; to fall (   to run) ~ of )  ; )        
foulard = n .   
foul-mouthed = a   
found I = past, p. p. . find 1  
found II = v  1)  (), ;  2) , ;  3) ,   ( - 
on,     upon) ; well ~ed ; ill ~ed           
found III = v . , ,   
foundation = n  1) , , ; to lay ~      ,  ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ,   -.             
founded in law =    
founder I = n ,   
founder II = n ,   
founder III = v  1)     ;  2) , ,       
foundling = n   
foundry = n  1)  (),  ;  2)        
fount = n  1) . , , ;  2) . fountain  3)      
fountain = n  1) ;  2)  (. .) ;  3)  (,  ) ;  4)      ,       . .      
fountain-head = n (-)  
fountain-pen = n  ,    
four = 1. num ; 2. n  1) ;  2) pl   ; on     all ~s )  ; )       ( - with)      
four corners of an instrument =   ,     
four-decker = n  1)  ;  2)           Four-F = n . .       
fourfold = 1. a ; 2. adv     
four-footed = a   
four-in-hand = n  1)  ;  2) - (       )      
four-seater = n    
four-square = a  1) ;  2) ,       
fourteen = num   
fourteenth = 1. num ; 2. n      
fourth = 1. num ; 2. n ,      
fourthly = adv -  
fourth market = n        
four-wheeled = a   
fowl = 1. n  1)  (. .) ;  2) , ; to draw a ~      ; 2. v       
fox = 1. n  1) , ; arctic ~ ; silver ~      ; a sly ~ ;  2)  ;  3) . . . ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)   ( -.)      
fox-earth = n    
foxed = a ,    ( )  
foxhound = n     
fox-terrier = n   
foxy = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , -      
foyer = n   
fracas = n , ,    
fraction = n  1) , common ~, vulgar ~  ;     
decimal ~  ; proper ~      ;  2) , ,       
fractional = a   
fractious = a ,   
fracture = 1. n  1) . ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) (),  2)       
fragile = a   
fragility = n   
fragment = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
fragmentary = a  1) , ;  2) .       
fragrance = n ,   
fragrant = a , , .   
frail I = a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,       
frail II = n  (  )  
frailty = n  1) , ;  2)       
frame = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , , ~ of 
life      ; ~ of mind  ,      , ; to be out of ~        ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) ();  6)  ;  7)  ;  8) . ; 2. v  1) ,   , ,     ;  2) , , ,     ;  3) . .  , ,      ( . to ~ up);  4) , ;  5) ,  ;  6) ;  7)       
frame of reference =   1)  ,  ;  2)  ,        
frame-up = n .  ,  , , ()   
framework = n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , ; to return into the ~ of      ;  4) , ; within the ~  ,            
framing = n   
framing-up = . frame-up  
franc = n  ( )  
franchise = n  1) ;  2)    ;  3) ,       -.           ;  4)                
franchisee = n  1)  ,                 ;  2) ,                Franciscan = n  ()  Frank = n .   
frank I = a , , ,   
frank II = v     
frankfurter = n   
frankincense = n   
frankly = adv , ,  ()  
frankness = n ,   
frantic = a ,   
fraternal = a   
fraternity = n ,   
fraternize = v   
fratricide = n  1) ;  2)       
fraud = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
fraud in fact =     
fraudulent = a , ; ~ bankrupt    
fraudulent debtor = ,         
fraudulent false accounting =      
fraught = a predic , ,  (with)  
fray I = n  ,   
fray II = 1. n   -., '' (   , ) ; 2. v ()    
frazzle = n . ; worn to a ~  ; to beat to a ~ . ,   
freak = n  1) , , , ;  2)  ( . ~ 
of nature);  3)         ;  4) . ,  ( -.) ;     film ~       
freaked = a   
freakish = a ,   
freckle = 1. n ; 2. v ()     
free = 1. a  1) ;  2) ; to make ( to set) ~     ,   ; ~ of     charge ; ~ from fear ;  3) ;  4) ,  (   .     .) ; to make ~ with )       ; )  ,       ( ) ;  5) ; ~ and easy ; 2. adv  1) ;  2) ; 3. v     
free agent =   1) ,  ;  2) -,             
free articles =   1) ,   ;  2) ,         ;  3) ,         
freebooter = n   
freedman = n ,    
freedom = n  1) , ; ~ of speech      ; ~ of the press      ;  2)  ; he has the ~ of     the library          ;  3) pl       
freedom-loving = a   
free enterprise = n  ,    
free entry =  ,    
free fall =   1) .  ;  2) .   (       ) ;  3) .       
free-for-all = a ,   
free goods =   1) ,   ;  2)  ,   (      . .) ;  3)   ,            
free-hand = a ()   ( ) ,  ( )  
free-handed = a   
free harbor =    
free items =    ,      
free-lance = v      
free list =   1)    ;  2)  ,        (-.)      
freely = adv  1) , ;  2)       
freeman = n  1)   ( ) ;  2)   ()      
freemason = n   
free of charge = ,   
free of duty =   
free pratique =    
free-spoken = a ,   
free style = n .   ()  
free styler = n .     
free-thinker = n ,   
free trade = n    
free trade area =     
free university = ' ',  ,        ,       
free vote = . ' ' ( ) ,    ,      
free way = n  1)         ;  2)         
free-will = a  ( . . will I 1.)    
freeze = v (past froze, p. p. frozen)  1) , , . ;     it ~s ;  2) , , ;  3) ,  ( to  : . to ~     
together);  4) ; to ~ credits      ; 
to ~ down ; to ~ in to be     frozen in   ; to ~ on     .  ,  (to) ; to ~     
out .  -., ; to ~     over ,  ; to ~ up to     be frozen up ,       
freezer = n ,    
freezing = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; ~ 
of wages       ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
freezing-point = n    
freight = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   ( , . .      ) ;  3)  ;  4) .  ;  5) attr ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)       
freight at risk =            
freight car =    
freight clause =      
freighter = n  1) ;  2)    ;  3)  ;  4)        
freight forward = ,      
freight home =    
freight house =   ( ,     )  
freightliner = n      
freight release =      French = 1. n  1) the ~ (.  pl) ;  2)  ; 2. a     Frenchman = n   Frenchwoman = n   
frenzied = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
frenzy = n ,   
frequency = n  1) ; high  ; frame ~       ,  ;  2)  , ,     ; ~ of delivery            
frequent = 1. a  1) ,        ;  2) , ; 2. v      
frequentative = a .   
frequenter = n   
frequently = adv  1) ;  2)       
fresco = n  1) ;  2)        
fresh = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) , , ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6) . ;  7) . ;  8) , ; ~ arrivals      ; 2. adv  , , -; 3. n ,     
freshen = v  1)  ( . to ~ up);  2)       
freshet = n  1) ,   ,       ;  2) ,       
freshly = adv  , , - .    p. 
p., . ~-painted   
freshman = n   
freshwater = a  ( . . water I)  
fret I = 1. n  (. ) ; 2. v  ,         
fret II = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) (), ();  3)  () ,        
fret III = n  (   . .)  
fretful = a   
fret-saw = n   
fretwork = n      
friable = a ,   
friar = n  1) ;  2) .               
friary = n    
fribble = n   
frible = v  1) ;  2)        
fricative = 1. n .  ; 2. a .     
friction = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . , ;  4) . ;  5) attr       Friday = n ; Man ~  (  )  
fridge = n .   
friend = n  1) , ; sworn ~s      ; to 
make ~s with ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) ;  6) (F.) ; a ~ at 
court      , ''; a ~ in need is a ~ indeed     .           
friendless = a   ,   
friendliness = n   
friendly = a  1) , ;  2) , ,     ;  3) ,       
friendship = n  1) ;  2)       
frieze = n .   
frigate = n .   
frige = . fridge  
fright = 1. n  1) , , to have a ~ ; to     give 
a ~ ; to take ~ ;  2) . , ; 2. v .     
frighten = v (); to be ~ed ;  ; 
to ~ into smth. ,    -.; to ~ out of 
smth.     -.; to ~ away   
frightened = a ,   
frightful = a  1) , ;  2)       
frigid = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
frigidity = n  1) , eternal ~  ;  2)       
frill = n  1) ;  2) pl , , , to put on     ~s , ;  3) pl  ,  (.       . .)      
fringe = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) ;  4) , ; ~ benefits       (,      ) ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
frippery = n  1)   , ;  2)        Frisco = n . . -  
frisk = 1. n ; 2. v , ,     
frisky = a , ,   
frith = . firth  
fritter I = n  (   . .) ,   
fritter II = v ; to ~ away ,     
frivolity = n   
frivolous = a  1) , , ;  2)       
friz = 1, 2 . frizz I, 1, 2  
frizz I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)       
frizz II = v  ( )  
frizzle I = . frizz I 1, 2  
frizzle II = v  1) ()  ;  2)         
fro = adv to and ~   ,     
frock = n  1) ;  2) . frock-coat;  3)       
frock-coat = n   
frog = n   
frog-in-the-throat = n   
frogman = n  1) ;  2) -      
frogskin = . .    
frolic = 1. n , ; 2. v , ,     
frolicsome = a , ,   
from = ( ) , ( ) prep  1)          : ) ,   -.      ,  ; he is coming ~ Moscow     tonight          ; ~ 
end to end    ; )       -.  ; we are     50 kilometer ~ Sochi    50-       ;  2)              , ; ~     the XVI century 
onwards   XVI ;     ~ the very first, ~ the outset       ; ~ the beginning ; ~ long ago       ; ~ a child  ; ~ day to     day    ; ~ of old       ; ; ~ time to time       ;  3)   ,  ,     , ; 
he is ~ Kiev    ; I     got a letter ~ my friend          ; to speak ~ memory       ; you cannot always judge ~     appearances     ;  4)            ; we saw ~ 15 to 20     tractors in the field          15  20 ; I shall be at the     Institute ~ 9 till 3 o`clock          9  3;  5)   ,   -.      ; , -; your friend did it ~     good motives           ; to suffer ~ cold       ;  6)              ; not to know black ~     white     ;  7)   , ,       . . , ; I prevented him ~     sending this 
telegram                 
front = 1. n  1) ,  ; in ~ of ,     ; to the ~  ( .  2) to come to the ~ ,        ;  2) , to the ~   (. .  1) ; united ~  , popular ~      ;  3) . ;  4)  ;  5) . , , ;  6)  , ;  7) to have the ~ to   (     -.) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) . ;  3) . ; 3. v  1)   ,  ;  2) ;  3) ,         
frontage = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)   (  ,     ) ;  4) .   ,        
frontal = a  1) . ;  2) . ,       
front-bencher = n  ,       (     )  
frontier = n  1) ;  2)   (, , )     ;  3)  ,      , production possibility ~            ; technical ~       ;  4) attr       
frontiersman = n    
frontispiece = n ., .   
frontlet = n  1)   ;  2)  ;  3)          
front-line = a ,   -.    (. )  
front money = n ,   (   )  
front office =   1) ,  () ,      , ;  2) ,  () ;  3)        
front page advertisement =      
front-rank = a   
frost = 1. n  1) , white ~, hoar ~ , ,     black ~   ( ) , sharp ~      ; ringing ~  ,     covered with ~ ,  (     ) ;  2) , ;  3) . , ; 2. 
v  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)  ,       ;  5)     ( )      
frost-bite = n    
frostbiting = n    
frost-bitten = a ,   
frost damage insurance =       
frosted = a  1)  , .  ;  2)  ;  3)   ,      ;  4)  ( )      
frost-hardy = a   
frosting = n  1) ,   ;  2)   ;  3)       
frost-nailed = a     
frostshoe = n ()     
frosty = a  1) , . ;  2) , .       
froth = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3) () ( ) ;  4)       
frothy = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
frown = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1) (), ;  2)  ,  ( - at,     on, upon)      
frowzy = a  1)  , ,   2) , ,       
froze = past . freeze  
frozen = 1. p. p. . freeze; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
frozen account =    
frozen assets =    
fructify = v  1) ;  2)        
frugal = a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
frugality = n  1) , ;  2)       
fruit = 1. n  1) , , candied ~s ,      ;  2) . pl , ;  3) attr ; 2. v  ,     
fruitage = n  1) ,  (. .) ;  2) ()  (, ) ;  3)       
fruit cocktail = n   (  )  
fruiter = n  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3)       
fruit-farming = n ,    
fruitful = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
fruitfulness = n   
fruition = n  (, )  
fruitless = a  1) ;  2)       
fruit-sugar = n   
fruity = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( )      
frustrate = v ,  ( )  
frustration = n  1)  () ,  ()     ;  2) .          ,             
frustration of adventure =     ,    
frustration of contract =   1)  ,       ,   ;  2)   ;  3)         ,               
fry I = 1. n , ; 2. v ()    
fry II = n  , small ~ .  , .  ( )  
frying-pan = n ; out of the ~ into the fire .        
fub = . fob II  
fuddle = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
fudge = 1. n .  1) , , , '';  2) -.  -;  3)  '  ' ( )     ;  4)  ; 2. v .  1)  -;  2) , '';  3)  '  ' ( )     ; 3. int !, !    
fuel = 1. n , , liquid ~    ; to add ~ 
to the flames ( to the   fire)    ; 2. v (), () ,   ()     
fuel station = n .-.     
fugacious = a   
fugitive = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5)  ;  6)  ; 2. 
a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ,         
fugue = n .   
fulcrum = n ( pl fulcra )  1) .  ,  ;  2)          
fulfil(l) = v  1) , , ;  2)       
fulfilment = n  1) , , ;  2)       
full = 1. n  1) , , I cannot tell you the ~ of it            ; in ~     ; to the ~ ,   ;  2)   (-.) ; the moon is 
past     the ~   ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5)   ;  6)  ;  7) (),  ( ) ; ~     time   ; ~ pay      ; ~ stop ; 3. 
adv  1) , ;  2) , ,  ;  3)         
full-back = n  ( )  
full-blooded = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
full-blown = a  1)   ( ) ;  2) ,  ,     ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ,   ( )      
full-court press =   1)     () ;  2) .   ,            
full-dress = a    ; ~ dinner  () ; ~ rehearsal    
full endorsment =    ( , )  
fuller = n   
full-face = adv    
full-fledged = a  1) , ,      ;  2)       
full-length = 1. n    ; 2. a    ( ) ; 3. adv       
full-line chain =       
full-line company = () ,      
full-page advertisement =   (   )     
full right =  ,      
full-timer = n  1) ,    ;  2) ,         
full value insurance =      
fully = adv , , ,   
fulminant = a   
fulminate = v  1)  ( ) ;  2)    ,  (against)      
ful(l)ness = n  1) ;  2)       
fulsome = a  ( ) (   . .)  
fumade = n   
fumble = v  1) ,  (for, after) ;  2) ,  ;  3)       
fume = 1. n  1)  , . pl  (  .     .) 
exhaust ~s ,  ;  2) ; to send 
off ~s      ;  3) , , in a ~      ; 2. v  1) .  () ,     ;  2) , ;  3) (), ,  (     . to ~ away);  4)  (at)      
fumigate = v   
fun = n  1) , ; what ~!  !;  2) , to 
make ~ of, to poke ~ at     , ,  ;      (); for ~, in ~  ; he     is 
good ( great) ~   ; like     ~ ,  ,       
funabout = n  (  . .)  
function = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl ,      ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,       
functional = a   
functionary I = n  ,   
functionary II = a  1) ;  2) .       
fund = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , sinking ~      ; relief ~  ; yellow-dog ~,     
slush ~ ,   ,       . . ;  3) 
pl  , in ~s      ,  , 
out of ~s  ;  4) pl (the ~s)       ; 2. v  1)     ;  2)        
fundamental = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) pl ; 2. a ,     
fund association =     
funded debt =    
funded property = ,      
fund-holder = n      
funeral = 1. n ; that`s your ~ .     ; 2. 
a     
funereal = a ,   
fungi = pl . fungus  
fungous = a ,   
fungus = n (pl . fungi) , ,   
funicular = 1. n  ( . ~ railway); 2. a     
funk = 1. n .  1) , ; blue ~ ; to be in a     (blue) ~ ;  2) ; 2. v .  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
funnel = n  1) ;  2)        
funnies = n . .  1)  ,  ,      ( ) ;  2)        
funny I = n ,   
funny II = a  1) , ;  2)       
funster = n .   
fur = 1. n  1) , , ();  2) . pl , ;  3) .  , ~ and feather        ; 
hunt ~ ;  4)  (  ) ;  5)  (  ) ;  (     ) ; to make the ~ fly  ,      ; 2. a ; 3. v  1)  p. p. ,  ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) ()  (  )      
furbelow = n  1) ;  2) pl . ,       
furbish = v  1) , ,  ( . to ~     up);  2) ,  ( . to ~ up)      
furious = a , , ; fast and ~ ,  (   . .)  
furl = v , , ,  ()  
furlong = n  (= 1/8 )  
furlough = 1. n ; 2. v  ,         
furnace = n , , , . ,   
furnish = v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
furnished = a ; ~ house   ,  ; ~ rooms      
furnishings = n pl  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) ,  , home ~            
furniture = n  1) , ;  2) ; ~ of one`s 
pockets ; ~     of one`s mind ;  3) ;  4)       
furor = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
furred = a  1) , , ,      ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)        
furrier = n ,   
furriery = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
furrow = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)        
furrowy = a   
furry = a  1) ,   ;  2) ,        
fur-seal = n .   
further = 1. adv (compar . far  2) ;  1) , ;  2)  ,   ; 2. a (compar . far  1) ;  1) , ; until ~ notice        ;  2) , ;  3)  ; 3. v , ,       
furtherance = n ,   
furthermore = adv  ,     
furthermost = . farthermost  
furthest = 1, 2 . farthest 1, 2  
furtive = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)       
furtively = adv , ,   
fury = n  1) , , ; in a ~      ; like ~ , ;  2)       
furze = n .   
fuse I = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) .  , ; 2. v     
fuse II = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1) (), (),     ;  2) (), (),     () ( ) ; to ~ together     ) ; )       
fuselage = n .   
fusibility = n   
fusible = a   
fusillade = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
fusion = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) attr  ( )      
fuss = 1. n , ,  -   , ; to make a ~    ,  ; to kick 
up a ~    ; 2. v  1) ,  ,      - ;  2) ,  (); to ~     up .       
fusspot = n .    
fussy = a ,   
fustian = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr ;  4) attr ,       
fusty = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
futile = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
futility = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ,        
future = 1. n  1) , ; for the ~, in the ~     ,  ;  2) .  ;  3) pl   ,  ,      , ,         ;  4) pl , occupational ~        ; 2. a     
futurism = n   
futurity = n  1) , ;  2) .        
futurology = n  (  )  G, g = n  1) 7-  . ;  2) .        
gab I = 1. n .  1) , stop your ~! !,      ;  2) ; 2. v     
gab II = n  1) . , ;  2)       
gabardine = . gaberdine  
gabble = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,        
gabbler = n   
gabby = a .   
gaberdine = n .   
gabfest = n . .      
gable = n .  1) ;  2)        
gabled = a  ( )  
gab-tongue = n   
gaby = n   
gad I = v  1) ,  ( . to ~ about,     around, 
out);  2)  ( )      
gad II = int . .  ! -!  
gadabout = n   
gad-fly = n , , .    
gadget = n .  1)  ( , ) ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4)   , ,           
gadgeteering = n          
gadgetry =   1) . gadgeteering;  2)        Gael = n  (  )  Gaelic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
gaff I = n   
gaff II = n .   (. penny ~),   
gaffe = n , ,    
gaffer = n  1) ;  2)       
gag = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .  , ,     ;  3) .  ;  4) . , ; 2. v  1)   (-.) ;  2)  ;  3) .  ;  4)  . ,       
gaga = a .  1) ;  2)    ,       
gage I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ; to throw down 
a ~      ; 2. v  1) ;  2) .         
gage II = 1, 2 . . gauge 1, 2  
gaggle = v  ( )  
gaiety = n  1) , ;  2) pl ;  3)        
gaily = adv  1) ;  2)       
gain = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) pl ;  5) , , total ~  , top     ~s  , net ~s  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ,      () ;  4) ;  5)  , ;  6) ;  7)  ,  ( ) ; to ~ on      . to ~ upon; to ~ over ,        ; to ~ upon )     , ; )      ; )         ( )      
gainful = a , , ,   
gainings = n pl  1) ;  2) ,       
gainsaid = past, p.p. gainsay  
gainsay = v (past, p.p. gainsaid)  1) ;  2)       
gainst, `gainst =  . against  
gait = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
gaiters = n pl ,   
gala = n  1) , ;  2) attr ,       
galactic = a .   
galaday = n  ,   
galadress = n    
galanight = n -  
galantine = n  ()  
galaxy = n  1) .  ;  2)       
gale I = n  1)  , . , ;  2)  . , ;  3)  ;  4)  .  ,       
gale II = n     
galena = n  ,   
galimatias = n ,   
gall I = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) , , ,      ; ~ and wormwood -. ; 
men     who chew their ~ ,  ;  4)  .       
gall II = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1)  (  . .) ,  ()     ;  2) ,       
gallant I = n  ,   
gallant II = a  1) , , ;  2)  .  ( ) ;  3)  .  ( ) ;  4)  ;  5)  . ,       
gallant III = v  1)  (with) ;  2)  ()      
gallant IV = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)       
gallantry = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)        
gall-bladder = n  .    
gallery = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  . ,   , to     play to the ~    ;  4) , , the press ~         ( .  )     ;  5)  .       
galley = n  1) , ;  2)  . ;  3)  . , 
pl       ( ) ;  4)  .  ,       
galley-slave = n  1)  .    (      ) ;  2) ,         Gallic = a ,   
gallicism = n   
galligaskins = n pl .    
gallipot = n     
gallivant = v ,   
gallon = n  (       = 4,54 ,   = 3,78 ) , imperial ~    
galloon = n   
gallop = 1. n ; at full ~   ; to go   for a ~    ,      ; 2. v  1)    , ;  2)   () ;  3)  ,  (  to ~     over. to ~ through);  4)   ( )      
galloway = n      
gallows = n pl   
gallows-bird = n ,   
gallows-ripe = a    
gallows-tree = n   
gall-stone = n  .    Gallup poll = n  .  1)   ;  2)         
galoot = n  .   
galop = 1. n  () ; 2. v      
galore = adv (  .)    
galosh = . golosh  
galumph = v  .     
galvanic = a  1)  . ;  2) ,  ( ,     )      
galvanize = v  1) . . ;  2) ;  3)       
gambade = n  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)        
gambado = . gambade  Gambit = n  1)  . ;  2)   ( -.) ,        
gamble = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  ( ) ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)  (with) ;  3) ,  ( ) ; to ~     
away  (  . .)      
gambler = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)        
gambol = 1. n ; 2. v ,     
game I = 1. n  1) ; ~s of chance  ; to play     a 
good (poor) ~   ()     ; to play the ~  ,      .  ;  2) , ;  3) ; to make ~ of ; to speak     
in ~   ;  4) , ;  5) , ; 
none of your ~s!  .       !; you`re having a ~ with     me    ;  6)  . ; pl , ; the     Olympic Games  ; the ~ 
is not     worth the candle  .    ;     the ~ 
is up   ,  ;     to have the ~ in one`s 
hands        ,    ; 2. 
a  1) , , ; to die ~     ,   ,  ;  2)  ( -.) ; to be ~ for a 
walk       ; 3. v    ; to ~ 
away       
game II = n , fair ~ ,    ,  .  ; big ~   (. .) ; 
to fly at higher ~  , ; to pull a ~ out of 
the fire    
game III = a  ( )  
game-bag = n   
game-cock = n    
game-fish = n    
gamekeeper = n ,   (   . .)  
game-laws = n pl    
gamely = adv ,   
game master =   ( ) ,      
game-preserve = n    
gamesome = a , ,   
gamester = n ,   
gaming-house = n    
gammer = n  .   
gammon I = 1. n ; 2. v  ()    
gammon II = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ; 3. int !, !    
gamp = n  .    
gamut = n  1)  . ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  (-.)      
gamy I = a ,   
gamy II = a  1)   ;  2)   ( )      
gander = n  1) ;  2) ,       
gang I = n  1) , ,  () ,     section ~    (      ) ;  2) ,  ()      
gang II = n ,   
gang-board = n   
ganger I = n ,   
ganger II = n   
gangland = n    
ganglia = pl  . ganglion  
gangling = a   
ganglion = n (pl ganglia)  .  1)  ,  .      (, ) ;  2)        
gang-plank =  . gang-board  
gangrene = n  1)  ( ) , ;  2)  ()      
gangrenous = a ,   
gangster = n ,   
gangway = n  1)  (  ) ;  2) ;  3)  .       
gantry = n  1)  .  ( ) ;  2) .-.  ;  3)         
gaol = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v       
gaol-bird = n ,   
gaoler = n  ,   
gap = n  1) ,  ( , ) ,     ;  2) '' (  ) ;  3) , ; to fill up ( to stop)     the ~  , ;  4)  (   . .) ;  5)  ,  ( ) ;  6)  .  ( ) ;  7)  . ;  8) , , budget ~      ; price ~    ; trade     ~         
gape = 1. n  1) ; the ~s )  ( ) ;     )  .  ;  2) ,  ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   ( ) ,       , ;  3) ; to ~ 
after, to ~ for       -.; to ~ (up)on       -.,   ( )      
gappy = a  ,  ,   
garage = 1. n ; 2. v       
garage sale =       
garb = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  (       ) ; 2. v . pass ,     
garbage = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,        
garble = v ,  (  . .)  
garbologist = n ]  .   
garcon = n   
garden = 1. n  1) , the ~ of England  .       ;  2) pl ;  3)  (  . kitchen ~);  4) attr , ; 2. v  ,      
gardener = n  1) ;  2)       
gardening = n , chemical ~ , landscape ~ , market ~  ()     
garden-party = n      
garden-plot = n      
garden-stuff = n ,   
garden-variety = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  . , ,       
gargle = 1. n  ( ) ; 2. v  ()    
garish = a  1) , ;  2)  ( , ) ,       
garland = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  . ;  4)  . ; 2. v  ,     
garlic = n   
garment = n  1)  ;  2) pl ;  3) , ; nether ~s  .       
garment industry =    
garner = 1. n  . , ,  .   ; 2. v   , ,  .       
garnet = n  .   
garnish = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ()      
garnishee order =   1)                      ,         ;  2)                  
garniture = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
garret = n  1) , , from ~ to cellar      ,   ;  2)  . , ''      
garrison = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)          
garrulity = n , ,   
garrulous = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
garter = n , the Garter   (   )  
gas = 1. n  1) , natural (detonating, noble) ~      (, ) ; air ~      .  ;  ;     producer ~  .  ; deceptive     ~  .  ; to turn on the ~     ,  ; to turn off the ~     ,  ;  2)  ;  3)  .  ;  4)  . , , 
step on the ~!      !, ' !';  5)  .  , ;  6)  .    ;  7) 
attr ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4)  .  ;  5)  .  , ,      (  . to ~ away)      
gas-alarm = n  .    
gas-bag = n  1)    2)  . ,       
gasbracket = n    
gas-burner = n    
gas-engine = n    
gaseous = a ,   
gas-field = n     
gas-fire = n    
gas-fitter = n     ,   
gas-guzzler = n  .    
gash = 1. n  ,  ; 2. v   ,      
gas-helmet = n    
gas-holder = n ,   
gasification = n   ,   
gasify = v   ,   
gas-jet = n  ,   
gas laser =  .    
gaslight = n  1)  ;  2)        
gas-main = n ,    
gas-mantle = n    
gas-mask = n   
gas-meter = n ,  ; to lie like a ~       
gasolene = n  1) ;  2)  .       
gasoline = gasolene  
gasometer = n  1) ;  2) ,        
gasp = 1. n  , ; at one`s   last ~   ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)   ( ) ; to ~ for       -.; to ~ out     , ,  ()      
gasper = n  .    
gaspirator = n  .   
gas-plant = n  1)  ;  2)        
gas-producer = n   
gas-proof = a   
gassed = a  1)  ;  2)  . ,             
gasser = n  .  1)  , ;  2)        
gas-shell = n  .    
gas-shelter = n   
gas-stove = n    
gassy = a  1)   ;  2) ,       
gas-tank = n  .  1)   , ;  2)         
gastric = a   
gastronomy = n ,   
gas-warfare = n    
gas-works = n    
gate = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ;  6)  ; to get the ~      ; to give the ~       
gate-crasher = n  .  1) '' ( ) ;  2)        
gatehouse = n     
gate-keeper = n   
gate-post = n between you and me and the ~   ,     
gateway = n  1) , ;  2) ; a ~ to fame (to 
knowledge, to     success)    ( ,  );  3)  ,   (          )      
gather = v  1) ();  2) , ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4) ,  () ,      () ,  () ;  5)  () ;  6)   ,  () ;  7) ;  8)  , ; to ~ up )     ; ) ; ) ; )     to ~ oneself up ,             
gathering = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
gathers = n pl  ( )  
gaud = n  1) , ;  2) pl        
gaudy = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   (          ) ; 2. a  1) , ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( )      
gauffer =  . gof(f)er  
gauge = 1. n  1) , ; to take the ~ of ,     ;  2) , ;  3) .-.  , broad (narrow) ~      () ;  4)  ;  5) ;  6)  (,   ..) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  (,  )      
gauge-glass = n    
gauging-station = n    Gaul = a  1)  . ;  2)  .       
gaunt = n  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
gauntlet I = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)  . ,  ; to fling     ( to throw) down the ~  ; to     pick ( to take) up the ~        
gauntlet II = n to run the ~   ,  .   ,  .  
gauntry = . gantry  
gauze = n  1)  () ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  .        
gauzy = a ,  ( )  
gave = past give I  
gavel = n  (   )  
gawk = n ,   
gawky = a , ,   
gay = a  1) ;  2) , ,  ( ) ;  3)       
gaze = 1. n  ; 2. v   ( - at, 
on, upon)   ,     
gazebo = n  1)  (   ) ;  2)       
gazelle = n   
gazette = 1. n  1)   (       ,   .     .) ;  2)  . ; 2. v          
gazetteer = n    
gazogene = n  1)    ;  2)  .       
gear = 1. n  1) , , , landing ~ )      .  , ; )  .     ;  2) , ;  3)  . ,  ,     ; in ~ e; out of ~     ,  . ,       ;  4)  . , 
first (second, third) ~      (, ) , 
reverse ~      ;  5)  . ;  6) ;  7) ,   ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)    () ;  3) ,   ( to ~     up); to ~ down  .  ; to     ~ up  .        
gear-box = n  .  ,    
gear-case =  . gear-box  
gearing = n  .  ,    
gear-wheel = n ,    
gee = int ! ( ) (. gee-ho, gee-(h)up, gee-wo)  
gee(-gee) = n .,  .   
geese = pl goose I  
geezer = n  . ,   Gehenna = n ,   Geiger counter = n  . ,    
geisha = n   
gel = n  .  1) ,  ;  2)          
gelatin(e) = n ,   
gelatinous = a ,   
gelation = n   
gelid = a , ,  . ,   (  )  
gem = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) , .  . ; 2. v       
geminate = 1. a ; 2. v     
gemination = n ,   
gemma = n ( pl gemmae )  .   
gemmate = v    
gemmation = n  1)  ;  2)       
gemstone = n    
gendarme = n   
gendarmerie = n   
gender I = n  1)  . , masculine (feminine, neuter)     ~  (, ) ;  2)  .       
gender II = v  .   
gene = n  .   
genealogical = a   
genealogy = n ,   
gene pool =  . ,      
genera = pl genus  
general I = n , , lieutenant ~ -, 
major ~ -, governor ~      
general II = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , , ,     ;  5) , , ;      impression  , in ~ ,             
general appraiser =      
general assignment =   1)            ,  2)         
general assumpsit =         
general authority =  ,          
general average loss =      
general burden =   1)  ;  2)        
general count =        
general creditor = ,      
general demurrer =     ,      
general deposit = -,    
general device =      
general endorsement =   1)   ;  2)   (         ) ,   (       )      
general execution =         General-in-Chief = n   
generalissimo = n   
generalist = n , ,         
general items =  ,    
generality = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) pl   ( ,   . .)     ;  4)  ,       
generalization = n   
generalize = v  1) ;  2)          
generally = adv  1) ;  2) ,   ,   ;  3)  ;  4) ,         
general mortgage bond =       
general partnership =    
general power of attorney =    
generalship = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ()       
general tenancy =    
generate = v  1) ,  () ;  2)       
generation = n  1) , , spontaneous ~     ;  2) ; the rising ~      , ; the younger ~      ;  3) , ;  4)  .  () , ;  5)  () , nuclear     steam ~  ()            
generation gap =  ,      
generative = a ,   
generator = n  1) ;  2)  .  ,       
generic = 1. a  1) ,        ,  () ;  2) ;  3)  .  ( ) ; 2. n  .  1)   ;  2)        
generosity = a  1) ,  () ;  2)       
generous = a  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6)  ( )      
genesis = n , ,   
genet = n  1)  . ;  2)        
genetic(al) = a   
genetic code =  .    
genetic engineering =  .    
geneticist = n   
genetics = n   
genetic surgery =    
geneva = n ,    
genial = a  1) , , ,     ;  2) ,  ( )      
geniality = n  1) , , ,     ;  2)  (  . .)      
genie = n (pl genii)  (   )  
genii I = pl . genie  
genii II = pl . genius  4)      
genista = n  .   
genital = a   
genitals = n pl    
genitive = n  .    
genius = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  (,   . .) ;  4) (pl genii) , 
evil (good) ~      ()       
genre = n , ,   
gent = n  . ,   
genteel = a  .  1)  ( ) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
gentility = n  1)  .  ;  2)  . ,       
gentle I = a  1) , , ,  (     ) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5)  ( , ) ;  6) ,       
gentle II = n  ( )  
gentlefolk(s) = n pl ,   
gentlehood = n  1) ;  2) ,       
gentleman = n  1) ,  (      ) ;  2) ,  ; fine ~      ;  3) - () ;  4)  . ; ~ in waiting ; ~     at large    ; ~     
of fortune ; gentlemen of the long robe     , ; 
gentlemen of cloth     ; the old ~  .       
gentleman(`s) agreement =   1)  ;  2)        
gentleman-at-arms = n -  
gentlemanlike = a  1) , ;  2)  -      
gentlemanly = . gentlemanlike  2)      
gentleness = n  1) , ;  2)       
gentlewoman = n  1) , ;  2)  .       
gently = adv  1) , , ;  2) , ; ~! !, ,     ;  3)       
gentry = n  ,   
genuflect = v    
genuflection, genuflexion = n   
genuine = a  1) , ;  2)       
genus = n (pl genera)  1)  . ;  2)       
geocentric = a   
geochemistry = n   
geodesy = n   
geographer = n   
geographic(al) = a   
geography = n  1) ;  2) attr       
geologic(al) = a   
geologist = n   
geology = n  1) ;  2) attr       
geomagnetical storm = ()   
geometric(al) = a   
geometry = n ; descriptive ~  ; 
plane ~ ; solid ~   
geophysics = a   
geopolitics = n pl (.  sing)   
geoprobe = n    George = n  .   Georgian I = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     Georgian II = 1. n    ( ) ; 2. a        Georgian III = a       (XVIII .)  
geosciences = n pl    (,   . .)  
geranium = n  .   
germ = 1. n  1) , ,  . ;  2) ;  3) , ; in ~  ,       ;  4) 
attr ; 2. v  ,     German = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a ,     
german = a  (   brother, sister) ,  (   cousin)  
german badgerdog = n  ( )  
germane = a ,   ( - - to)  
germfree = a ,     
germicide = n ,    
germinal = a ,   
germinate = v  1) ,  ,  ;  2)   , ;  3)       
germination = n  1) ;  2) ,       
germproof = a ,   
gerontocracy = n    ,   
gerrymander = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ,       
gerund = n  .   
gerund-drinder = n  .  1)   ;  2) -      
gesso = n  (  )  
gestation = n ,    
gesticulate = v   
gesticulation = n   
gesture = 1. n , , facial ~ ;   fine ~  , ; 2. v     
get = v (past, p.p. got .  . p.p. gotten)  1) ;  2) , ; to ~ a living       ;  3) , ; to ~ smb. home      -. ;  4) , to ~ one`s own way      ,   ;  5) , ;  6) (    - .      . + Inf) ,  (-.      -.) ~ him to go       ;  7)  () ; to ~ the measles      ;  8) , ,  ();     to ~ home )  ; )       ;  9) , , ,      ( , , 
across) ,      ( , over) ;     10) (  Pres. Perf.)  . ,      (    .     . have - `ve, has - `s ( 3- . . .)       Present . to have),     I`ve got a pencil    ;     11) (  Pres. Perf. + Int           .)      ,   (-. ) ,     you`ve got to do it    ,     I`ve got to pass the examination       ;     12) ( Inf  .         ) ; to ~ to     know ;     13) (   - .  .     - p.p. - ,        -.        ) ,  ( -.) ;     I got a coat made    ;     14) ( .  p.p.) , ;     it is ~ting dark  , ;     to ~ done ,  ( -. -     with) ;     15)  , ;     16)   , ; 
to ~ about     )  ( ) ; )     , ; )      () ( ) ; to ~ 
abroad      . to ~ about ) to ~ across  .      (  -., to) ; to ~ ahead      ( , ) ; to ~ along )     , ; )  ; )       , ; ) ~ along with you!  .     !; to ~ at ) ,      ( ) ; ) , ; )      . ; )  . ; 
to ~ away     ) , ; ) . .       ; )  . ; )~ away     with you!  .   !,       !; ) to ~ away with smth.     ,  ; ) to ~ smth. away     , ,  -.; to ~ back     ) ; )  (, )     ; to ~ by   (-., -.)     ; to ~ down ) , ; )      ( ) ; ) ; ) c (       . ., to ) ; to ~ 
in ) ,     ; )    ( ) ;     )  (  . .) ; )      (, ) ; )  ; to ~ into     ,    (, )     ,  . ()  (-.) ; to ~     off ) ,  ( , )     ; ) ; ) ,  (     ) ,  .  () ;     to ~ on )  ( ) ; )     ; )  ( ) ; )      , ; 
to ~ on well     (ill)   (); she is ~ting on     
nicely  ; )  (with) ;     ) , ; to ~ out )       ,  ( - of) ; ) ,     ; )   ( ) ;     ) , ; )      () ,  ( -.) ; to ~     over )  () ; )      ( , ) ; )     ,  ( -.) ; to ~     round , ,  (-.) ;     
to ~ through )  ( -.) ,      ; )    (     ) ; ) ,      ( -. - with) ; to ~ to       -.; to ~ together (); to ~     under  () ; 
to ~ up ) ,     ; )  ( ,      ) ; ) , ,      (y) ,  () ; )     (), (),     (); )  ( e,     ) ; to ~ by 
heart  ; to     ~ into one`s head )    (      ) ; )        ; 
to ~ one`s own back on smb.       ; to ~ off with 
a whole     skin  .          
get-at-able = a   
getaway = n  .  1) , ; to make one`s ~ ,      ;  2)  . ;  3) ,  ;  4) ,       
get-out = n  . .  (  )  
get-rich-quick = a  . .  c   
gettable = a ,   ,   
getter = n  1) , ;  2)  .       
get-together = n  .  1)  ;  2) ,       
get-up = n  1)  , ;  2)  () ;  3)  () ;  4)  .       
gewgaw = n ,   
geyser I = n   
geyser II = n   ( )  
gharry = n   ( )  
ghastly = 1. a  1) , ;  2) -;  3)  . , ;  4)  ( ) ,  (     ) ; 2. adv ,     
gherkin = n   
ghetto = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,   , Black ~             
ghost = n  1) , , ,  ()     ; to 
give up the ~  .  ,     ; to raise a ( the) ~      ; ~s of the past  ;  2)   (-.) , ; the ~ of a     smile   ;  3)  ,         ; the ~ walks  .  .            
ghostly = a  1) ;  2)       
ghost town =  . -, ,    
ghostwrite = v ,     
ghoul = n ,   
ghoulish = a ,   GI = 1. (.  goverment issue) n  .   ; 2. a  .  1) ,  ;  2)       
giant = 1. n , , ; 2. a , ,     
giant-downhill = n  .   ''  
giantess = n   
giantlike = a ,   
giant-slalom = n  .  ''  
giant(`s)-stride = n  .    
giaour = n ,   
gibber = 1. n  , ; 2. v  ,     
gibberish = n  ,   
gibbet = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)   ,        
gibbon = n  .   
gibbosity = n  1) ;  2)       
gibbous = a  1) ;  2)       
gibe = 1. n ; 2. v  ( -. - at)    
giblets = n pl ()   
giddiness = n  1) ;  2) ,       
giddy = a  1)  ; to feel ~      ;  2)  ( ,       . .) ;  3) ,       
giddy-go-round = n   
gift = 1. n  1) , , I would not have it as a ~           ;  2) , ; the ~ of the 
gab      ;  3) , ; it is not in my ~         ,    ; 2. v ,  (-.- 
with)    
gift-book = n      
gifted = a , ,   
gift shop =    
gift token =     (  ,         )  
gift-wrap = v      
gift-wraping = n   ()  
gig I = n  1) ;  2)  (,  )      
gig II = n   
gig III = n  .  1)     (.     ) ;  2) , ,  (.     )      
gigantic = a ,   
giggle = 1. n ; 2. v     
gig-lamps = n pl  .   
gigolo = n   ( ) ,   
gild I = v  1) ,  ;  2)       
gild II = n  . guild  
gilded = a   
gill I = n . pl  1) ;  2)  ; rosy about 
the ~s     ,       
gill II = n  1)  ;  2)        
gill III = n   (.=0,142 , .=0,118 )  
gillyflower = n  1) ;  2)        
gilt = 1. n ; to take the ~ off the   gingerbread   -.  ; 2. a ,     
gilt-edged = a   , ,  ,   (  )  
gimcrack I = n ,   
gimcrack II = a  -,     
gimlet = n   
gimmick = n . ,   
gimp = n  .  1) ;  2) ,       
gimpy = a  .  1) , ;  2) , ~ verse               
gin I = n ,   
gin II = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)         
ginger I = n  1) ; to eat the ~ .  .       ,   ;  2)  . , , '',     he wants some ~  ''  ;  3)   ()      
ginger II = v  1)  () ;  2)  . ,  (  .     to ~ up)      
ginger-beer = n  ,    
gingerbread I = n    
gingerbread II = a ,   
gingerly = 1. a , , ; 2. adv     
gingery = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
gingham = n  1)              ;  2)  .       
ginny = a , ; to get ~ ,   
gin-palace = n  . , ,   
ginseng = n   
gin-shop = n    
gippo = n .  . , ,   Gipsy = 1. n  1) , , the Gipsies ;  2)  ; 2. a     
giraffe = n   
gird I = v (past, p.p. girded, girt)  1)  ,   ;  2) ;  3)   (with) ;  4) ;  5)  . ; to ~ oneself up for       -      
gird II = 1. n ; 2. v  ( - at)    
girder = n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)        
girdle = 1. n  1) , , under one`s ~        -.;  2)  . ;  3)  (  -  ) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  (-. - with)      
girl = n  1) ;  2) ,  , bus ~      , office ~ ,     shop ~ , 
old ~ ,  (     ) , my dear ~  ( )     ; the ~s  (  ) ;  3) , ,  ;  4)  . ,  (  . best     ~); hello ~  .       
girlhood = n   
girlie = 1. a  . ; 2. a   ; ~ show     ()   ; ~ 
magazine '    ',  '  ' (      . .)    
girlish = a  1) ;  2) ,    (     )      
girt = past, p.p.  . gird I  
girth = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  (    . .)     ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   ;  3) ,       
gist = n  1) , ;  2)  .   (,       ..)      
give I = v (past, gave p.p. given)  1) , ,  (,     , ) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)                     .  ,             , . , to ~ a look ;     to ~ a sigh ;  5)  (,   . .) ;  6)  (, ) ;  7) ,  (, , )     ;  8) ,  (, , )     ;  9)  ( ,      ) ;     10)  (, ) ;     11)  (  . .) ;     12) ,  ( ,       . .) ,  ( ,     ) ;     13)  ( , ,  - upon) ,      ( ;  - into) , to ~ away )     , ; )  (,     ) , ,  (-.) ,     ; )  () ; to ~ 
back     ) , ; )  (     ) ; 
to ~ forth ) ,     , ; )  ;     to ~ in ) , ; )      (,   . .) ,      () ; to ~ off ,      ( , ) ; ) ; )     ; ) , ; to ~ over     ) ; )  ( -.)     ,  () ; to ~ up )      ( ,   . .) ; )     ; 
to ~ oneself up      (-.) ; )   ( -.) ;     to ~ smb. up as dead )  -.     ; )  () ; )       () ; to ~ as good as one     gets    ,   ;     
to ~ it smb. hot  -. ,      -      
give II = n , ; ~ and take )  , ; )  ()  
give-away = n  .  1)   ;  2) ,             (  );  3)    (  . .)      
give bail =     
given I = p.p.  . give I  
given II = a  1) ;  2) ,       
giver = n , ,  ()  
giving = n  1) , , ;  2) ,  () ;  3) , ;  4)  ()      
gizzard = n  1)   ( ) ;  2)  . , ; to stick in one`s ~       ; to fret 
one`s ~     ,    ( )      
glacial = a  1) ;  2) , ,  (. .)     ;  3)  .       
glacier = n ,   
glad = a  1) predic ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ; ~ hand        
gladden = v ,   
glade = n  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3)  .       
gladiator = n   
gladly = adv    
gladsome = a  .   Gladstone = n  1)   ( . ~ bag);  2)        
glair = n    
glamorous = a , ,   
glamour = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , to 
cast a ~ over     ;  3) attr ,  (     ) ; 2. v ,     
glance = 1. n  1)  , at a ~   ;     to 
cast a ~ at    ; to     give a ~ at  ; to steal a ~      ; stealthy ~      ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ( - 
at ) ,       (over) ;  2) , ,  ( )     , ;  3)  (    ) ;  4)    (      )      
gland I = n  1) , lachrymal ~  ;  2) pl  ,       
gland II = n  .   
glanders = n pl  .   
glandule = n  1) ;  2)        
glare = 1. n  1)  ,  ;  2)  ;  3)    ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)     ( - 
at)      
glaring = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
glass = 1. n  1) , shatter-proof ~      ;  2)  , medicine ~ ;  3) , ,  . , I have had     a ~ too much   ; to 
clink ~es     ; to raise one`s ~ to smb.`s health        -. ;  4)  ;  5) , , , ,     ;  6) ;  7) pl ;  8) attr ; 2. v  1)  (  ) ;  2)  , ;  3)   ;  4)  , ;  5)          (  . .)      
glass-blower = n   
glass-case = n   
glass-culture = n    
glass-cutter = n  1) ;  2)  (  )      
glass-dust = n   
glassfull = n  (  )  
glass-house = n  1) , ;  2)        
glass-paper = n  ,    
glass-shade = n  ,   
glassteel = a  . ()      
glass-work = n  1)  ;  2) pl        
glassy = a  1)  (  ) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)         
glaze = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ;  5)        
glazier = n  1) ;  2) -      
glazy = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( )      
gleam = 1. n  1)  , ,  (      ) ;  2) ,  (, ) ; 2. 
v  1)   -.      ;  2) ,       
glean = v  1)   ( ) ;  2)    (  . .)      
gleanings = n pl  1)    ;  2)  ,  ,       
glee = n  1) , ;  2)  (  )      
gleeful = a , ,   
glen = n ,    
glengarry = n   (  )  
glib = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ; ~ excuse            
glide = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  . ;  3)  .  ;  4)  .  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3)  ,  (     ) ;  4)  .       
glider = n  .   
gliding = n  1) ;  2)       
glim = n  .  1) ;  2)       
glimmer = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)   (  . .) ; 2. v ,      
glimpse = 1. n  1)  ; at a ~       ; to catch ( to get) a ~ of      ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,       
glint = 1. n , ,  ; 2. v  1) , ,  ;  2)  ()      
glissade = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
glisten = v , ,   
glister = v  . ,   
glitch = n  1) () , ()      ;  2)         
glitter = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v , ; all is not gold   that ~s  .    ,      
g-load = n  .   
gloaming = n    
gloat = v  1)   (over, upon) ;  2)  ;  3)  ( )      
global = a  1) , ;  2) , , ; ~ cotton     exports   ; ~ 
permit            
global quota =    
globe = 1. n  1) , the ~ of the eye  ;  2) (the ~)  ;  3)  ;  4) , terrestrial (celestial) ~      () ;  5)  (  ) ;  6)  ;  7) attr , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,        
globe-lightning = n ,    
globe-trotter = n     
globose = a ,   
globular = a ,   
globule = n  1) ,  ;  2)  .   ;  3)       
gloom = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ,      ; 2. v  1)    ,   ,       ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ,       
gloomy = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
glorification = n ,   
glorify = v  1) , , ;  2)  .       
gloriole = n ,   
glorious = a  1) , ;  2) , ,  (.     .) ;  3)  .       
glory I = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , ; morning ~  . ;     Old Glory .  .       ; to go to ~  . ; to send to ~      . ,       
glory II = v  (-.)  
gloss I = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)    ,  (  .     to ~ over)      
gloss II = 1. n  1) ,   , ;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. v  1)   ( ) ,      ;  2)        
glossary = n  1)  (   ) ,     ;  2)         
glossology = n   
glossy = 1. a , , ; 2. n  1)    ,       ;  2)          
glottis = a  .    
glove = 1. n , ; to throw down the ~    ,   ,   ; to take up the ~  ,     ( ) ; to fit like a ~      ; to take off the ~s     ; to go for 
the ~s  .    ; 2. v      
glover = n   
glow = 1. n  1) , , , scorching ~  ;  2) , ,  (, ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  () ;  5) , ;  6)  . ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ( , ) ;  6)  ( ) ,  ( ) ,      ( )      
glower I = n    
glower II = v   ( -at)  
glowing = a  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ,  ( ) ; ~ with     health        
glow-lamp = n    
glow-worm = n   
glucose = n   
glue = 1. n () ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ,      ;  3)   ( -.)      
gluey = a ,   
glum = a , ,   
glut = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ;     dollar ~          ;  3) ,  (   . .)     ; 2. v  1) , ,      (  . .) ;  2)   ;  3)  () ,       
gluten = n   
glutinous = a   
glutton = n  1) ;  2) ,  ; a ~ for 
work     ;  3)  .       
gluttonous = a ,   
gluttony = n ,   
glycerin(e) = n   G-man = n .  .      
gnarled = a  1) ,  ( ) ,     ,  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) , ;  3) ,       
gnarly =  . gnarled  
gnash = v    
gnat = n ; to strain at a ~    
gnaw = v (p.p. gnawed, gnawn)  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  () , ,       
gnawer = n   
gnawn = p.p.  . gnaw  
gneiss = n  .   
gnome I = n   
gnome II = n  1) , , ;  2) (.)  ,      , (.   )      
go = 1. v (past went, p.p. gone)  1) , ,  (,       . .)  () , who goes there?      ? ( ) ;  2) , ,  (.      , ) , , ;     to go 
for a ride ,        (. ,        ) ; to go for a swim      ,   ; to go for a     walk  ; let me go!      !;  3) (  .   Gerund)     , , ; to go shopping       ; to go mushrooming       ;  4)  ( , ) ,  (     -. ) , ,      ( ) ;  5) ,   -. ; to     go hungry   ; she is 7     months gone with child         ;  6)   ,  ;  7) ,  ( ,     ) ,  ( ) ,  (     , ) ;  8)  ,  ( ) ,      ( , ) ;  9) ,   ( ,     ) ;     10)  ( , ) ;     11)   -. ,      ( ) , ,  ( )     ;     12) , , ,     ;     13) , ; to go hence        ; she is 
gone      ,    ( ) ; to go     west 
c . , ;     14) ,   ( ) ;     15)  ( - ) ;     16)  (, , ) ,      (  , )     ;     17) , , ,     ;     18) (),  ( -.) ;     19)  () ; that book goes     on 
the second shelf          ;     20)    ;     21)  ( -. ,     ) ;     22) ,   ;     23)    .        -.  , to go sick ;     24)  ( , ) ;     25)  (   .      Inf) ;     26)   to be going + Inf      .              : I     am going to write a book  ,       ; to go about )     ,    ; )      ( -.) ;      (-.) ; to go about one`s business        ; )      ( , ) ; to go     
ahead  ;   (     ) ; go 
ahead!; !;     ()!; to go along )       ; )  (with) ;     ) go along with 
you  .  !       !; to go at )      ( -.) ; ) ,  (     -.) ; to go away ; to go back a)     ; )  ( -. -     on) ; )  (, ; 
on) ; to     go behind  (,     ) ; ,  (      . .) ; to go between  ; to     go beyond , ; to go by     )  ( ) ; )      (-.) ; to 
go down )     ; )  ( , ) ;     ) (),    ( ) ; )       ( ) ; )      , ; ) ; )       ; ,      ; ) ,  ( )     ; )  ( , ) ; )       ( ) ; to go for )     ,  (-) ; )       -.;  ; )     ,  ( -.) ; )      ; to go for nothing   ; to     go in ) , ; )        ( , ) ; )      (-. - for) ; )   (     -. - with) ; to go into ) ,     ;  -. ;     )  , ; )  (     ) ;  ( ) ; )     , ; to go off )     , , ; ) ;      ( ) ; )  (     ,   . .) ; ; )      (, ) ; ) ;     ; )  ; ;     ; )  ( , )     ; )  (   . .) ; ) ,     ; to go on ) ; )      ( , ; for) ; )     ,   ; )      , ; )  (      ) ; ) ; )       ; ) ; )      ( , ) ; )       ; )  . 
to go down ): to go over     )  (  ) ;     ; ) , ,     ; ; )      ; ) ; )          ;  ; )       (  ) ; )      . , ; to go round )      ; )    ;     )   ; to go through )      (, ) ; )      (, ) ; )  ()     ; )  () ; ) ,     ;  () ; )         (     ) ; ) ,   (     , ) ; )        ,  (,   .     .; with) ; )   ( -.)     ; to go to: go to! !;  !      , ,  ); to go together      (  ) , ; to     go under ) ,  (     ) ; ) ; ) , ; )       (, ) ; to     go 
up ) ,  ( ) ;     ) ,  ( ) ;      ( ) ; ) ; )      . ; )        ; to go with ) ;      ( -.) ; )   (     -.) ; it goes without saying       ; it goes like this       ; 
to go right through  ; to     go out of one`s way    ;     ~   () ; to go out of 
business      ) ; )     ; 2. n  1) , , on the go )  ;     )  ,   () ; )       ;  2) , , ;  3)  . , all the go ()  ;  4)  . ,       , a pretty go!      !; a near go ~    -.;  5) , , it`s no go!  .      !,   !;  6) , ; is it a go?      ?;  7)  . ; to have a go at     , ,  ;  8)  , ;  9) .  .   , ;     10)  ( ) ; 3. a   ,         
goad = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) ,         
go-ahead = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  . ,  ;  3)   ,         ;  4)   (  .     .) ,  (    .     .) ; 2. a     
goal = n  1) ,  ;  2)  . ; to keep 
a ~      ,   ;  3)  . ; to make ( to score) a ~      ;  4)  .  ,  ,      ; sale ~             
goalkeeper = n  .   
go-as-you-please = a  1)   , ,      ;  2)  (, ) ,           
goat = n  1) , ;  2) (G.)  ; to play 
the     giddy ~  .  ; to get smb`s ~      .  -      
goatee = n    
goatish = a  1) ;  2)       
goatskin = n   
goatsucker = n  ()  
goaty = a   
gobble I = v  1)  , , ;  2) .  . , ; to ~     up  (        )      
gobble II = v  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( . to ~ out)      
gobelin = 1. n , ; 2. a     
go-between = n   
goblet = n ,   
goblin I = n   
goblin II = n  .    
go-by = n to give one the ~  ,  ,     
go-cart = n  1)  ;  2)                  God = n  1) , ; my ~!  !; ~ bless     me ( 
my life, my soul!) ,      , ~ damn 
you!     ,   ; ~     forbid!  !,   !,      !, household ~s  .        (  ) ;  2) , ;  3) 
pl  .        
godchild = n ,   
goddaughter = n   
goddess = n   
godfather = n  ()  
godfearing = a   
godforsaken = a  . , ,   
godless = a   
godlike = a ,   
godliness = n   
godly = a   
godmother = n  ()  
godparent = n  (),  ()  
godsend = n   , ,   
godson = n   
godspeed = n    
goer = n  1) ; a slow ~, a bad ~  ;  2)       
gof(f)er = v   
go-getter = n .  .    
goggle = 1. a  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)          
goggle-box, gogglebox = n  . , ''  
goggled = a   ,     
goggles = n pl  1)    ,  . ;  2)  .  ;  3)  ( )      
go-go = 1. n   ; 2. a  1)  ( ,   . .) ;  2) , , ;  3) , , the ~ set            
going = a  1) ,   ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  to be ~ + Inf  . .     go I,     26)      
goings-on = n pl , ,    
go-kart = n  .  (  )  
gold = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4)  ; old ~       ;  5)   (   ) ;  6) pl         ; bar ~   ; ~ in     
nuggets     ;     coined ~  ; free ~       ; standard ~        (  ) ; 2. a  1) ;  2)        
gold certificate =    
gold-digger = n  1) ;  2)  .       
gold-dust = n    
golden = a  1) ;  2)  (. )      
golden-ager = n  .    , ,     
golden boy = .  .    
golden handshake =    (,    )  
golden oldie = ' ',  ,    
golden rule =   1)   (        ,  ,    ) ;  2) ()   (  .     .) ;  3)  .        
golden section =  .  .    Golden state =  . ' ' (   )  
gold-fever = n  ,     
gold-field = n  1)  ;  2)        
goldfinch = n  1)  . ;  2)  .        
gold-fish = n    
goldfish-bowl = n  1)    ;  2)  , ;               
goldilocks = n  .  1)  ;  2)  ,      ;  3) (G.)  ( )      
gold-mine = n  ,  . ' '  
gold record =   ( ,    ,  1  )  
gold-rush = n    
goldsmith = n     
golf = 1. n ; 2. v       
golf cart =   1)    ( ) ;  2)                  
golf-club = n  1)     ;  2)          
golfer = n   .  
golly = int .  . by ~! -!, !  
golosh = n   
goluptious = a  .  1) ;  2)       
gondola = n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) . .-. -;  4)   (             )      
gondolier = n   
gone I = p.p.  . go 1  
gone II = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) ;  6) ,          
goner = n  . ,    
gonfalon = n ,   
gong = n  1) ;  2)  . ,        
go-no-go decision =   1)  .  '- ' (     ,   . .) ;  2)  .          (,   .     .)      
good = 1. a (compar better, superl best) ;  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; ~ at languages       ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) , ;  6) , ; be ~ enough       ; how ~ of you!         !;  7)  ( ) ;  8) , ;  9) , ;     10) , ,  . ,      ( ) ; to make ~ )     ; )  () ; to stand     ~   ; to be as ~ as one`s     
word   ; 2. n  1) , ; a (fat) lot of ~      ; it`s no ~ talking      ; 
what ~ will it do?        ?; up to no ~     ;  2) pl  . goods; for ~ (and all) ,           
good and = phr adv  . , he was ~ angry     
good bargain =    
good-bye I = n ; to bid ( to say) ~   
good-bye II = int  !, ()  
good cause =  .    
good-fellowship = n   
good-for-nothing = 1. n  , ; 2. a ,         
good-hearted = a   
good-humored = a   
goodie = n   .   (.    . .) ,    
good-looker = n . .   
good-looking = a , ,   
goodly = a  1) , ;  2) , ,       
goodman = n  .  ,    
good merchantable brand =     
good-natured = a   
goodness = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ,  ; ~     
gracious! ! () ; for ~`s     sake  ; ~ 
knows   ; thank     ~!  !      
good offices =   1)  .  , ;  2) ,       
good ordinary brand =     
good-quality batch =  ()    
goods = n pl  1) (), industrial ~      , 
consumer ~       ; fancy ~ ) ; )      ;  2) , , ; ~ 
and chattels      . , ;  3) , ;  4) 
attr  (   . .) ,     , ; a 
piece of ~  .     ,       
goods and chattels =     ,      
goods circulation =    
goods in bond = ,          
goods-in-process inventory =   (  ,   )  
goods-in-transit insurance =     
goods-shed = n   
good-tempered = a  1)   ;  2)       
goodwife = n  .    
goodwill = n  1)  ( - to, towards) ,     ,  ;  2)  ( -.) ;  3)  .  ;  4)         (  ,       ,  ) , negative ~        (              )      
goody I = n  . ,   
goody II = n  . ,   
goody III = a ,  (. goody-goody)  
go-off = n , , at the first ~   ,     
goofy = a  . , ,   
goose I = n (pl gees)  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) attr ; to give the ~ ,      () ; 
the ~ hangs high ~       ,   , all his geese 
are     swans ~  () ; to     cook one`s 
own ~  . ~  ,       , to kill the ~ 
that lays the     golden eggs  . ~  ,             
goose II = n (pl gooses)    
goose III = v , ; to ~ sale     
gooseberry = n ; old ~ , ; to play old ~  , ; to play ~      
goose-egg = n  1)  ;  2)  ( )      
goose-flesh = n   ( , )  
goose-neck = n  1) ,             S;  2)   (.  )      
goosey = a ,   
gopher =  . gof(f)er  Gordian = a to cut the ~ knot     
gore I = n  ,  .   
gore II = 1. n  (   . .) ; 2. v      
gore III = v  1) (), ;  2)  ( )      
gorge = 1. n  1) ;  2)  . , , my ~ rises at 
this        ;  3)  ;  4) , , ;  5)  . ; 2. v  ,     
gorgeous = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) , , ;  3)  ( )      
gorget = n  1) ;  2)     ;  3)  .        
gorgon = n ,   
gorilla = n   
gormandize = v ,   
gorp = n  , ,      
gorse = n  .   
gory = a  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3)  .       
gosh = int  . by ~ !    ! ( )  
gosling = n   
gospel = n  1) ;  2)        
gospeller = n  1) ;  2) , hot ~        
gossamer = n  1)  , ;  2)  ( )      
gossip = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,        
gossipy = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ( )      
got = past, p.p.  . get  Goth = n  1)  . ;  2) ,       Gothic = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
go-to-meeting = a  . ,  ( ,   . .)  
gotten = .  . p.p. . get  
gouge = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  . ,       
gourd = n  1) ;  2)         
gourmand = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. a     
gout = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)        
gouty = a  1) ;  2)        
govern = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (,  ) ;  4)   -.,  (     ) ,  (,  ) ;  5)  . ,        
governable = a   
governance = n ,   
governess = n ,   
governing = a   
government = n  1) , responsible ~      ;  2)  ;  3) ; local ~      ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) pl   ;  6) attr , ,     , carpet-
bag ~ .  .       ,     
petticoat ~        
governmental = a ,   
government issue =      
governor I = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)  . ;  5)  (, ) ;  6)  .       
governor II = n . ,   
gowk = n  1)  . ;  2) ,       
gown = 1. n  1)  () , morning ~ ;  2)  (,    .     .) ;  3)  ; 2. 
v ,  , she was   perfectly ~ed        
grab = 1. n  1)   ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  . , ; to get ( 
to have)     the ~ on .        -.; 2. 
v  1)  ;  2)   (at) ;  3) , ;  4)  .  ; to ~ an     
audience          
grab-all = n  1)  .    ;  2)  .       
grabber = n ,   
grabble = v  1) , ;  2)    (      -., for)      
grace = 1. n  1) , , ; the     Graces  . ;  2) , , ; with a good ~     , ; with a bad ~, with an ill ~     , ;  3) , ; to be in     smb`s 
good ~s  -.     ;  4) pl  , ;  5) , , ;  6) , ; your ~       (    ) ;  7)      (     . ) ;  8) , ;  9)  (   ) ;     10)  . ;     11) pl   ; 2. v  1)  (with) ;  2) ,       
grace-cup = n    
graceful = a  1) , , ;  2)       
graceless = a  1) , , ,     ;  2)  . ,       
gracious = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. int ~ me!  !    
gradate = v  1)    (  .     .) ;  2)  .                
gradation = n  1) , ;  2)  . pl ,  ;  3) pl  ;  4)  .  , ;  5)  .        
grade = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  .  () ;  3) pl  ;  4)  . ;  5) ;  6) , ;  7) .-.   ;  8)  . .-. ; on the down ~      ; on the up ~  ; to make the ~      ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,   ,     ;  3)         (, ) ;  4)  .   ;  5) .-.       
gradient = n  1) , ;  2)  . ;  3)  ( )      
gradual = a ,   
gradually = adv , -  
graduand = n  1) -;  2)         
graduate = 1. n  1)   ;  2)    ,        ;  3)  .        ;  4) ; 2. v  1)  ( , from) ;  2) ,  ;  3)    ;  4)  () ;  5)  .   ()      
graduate center =  .   
graduate degrees =    
graduation = n  1)   (  ,     
from) ;  2)   ;  3) ;  4)  (  . .) ;  5)  ()      
graffiti = n pl  1)    ( )        . .;  2) ,         
graft I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  .  ; 2. v  1)  (, in, into, 
on, upon)     ;  2)  .        
graft II = 1. n .  .  1) ,  ;  2) , ; 2. v .  . ,  ,       
grafter I = n  1) .-. ;  2)  ()      
grafter II = n . ,   
grafting = n .-. , bark ~    
grain = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  (,   . .) ,     ,  ;  3)  (  = 0,0648 ) ;  4) , ;  5) , , , ; dyed in ~       ;  6) ,  (, ) ;  7)  , ; against the     ~  ;  , ; 
to go     against the ~    -.; 2. v  1) ;  2)    ;  3)     ;  4)  .       
grain broker =        
grain rent =        
grainy = a ,   
gram I = n    
gram II =  . gramme  
grammar = n  1) ;  2)   ,  ;  3) attr       
grammar-school = n  1)   ;  2)  .          
grammatical = a ,    
gramme = n   
gramophone = n ,   
grampus = n  1) -;  2)          
granary = n  1) , ;  2) ,         
grand I = a  1) , ;  2)  (.  ) ;  3) , , ;  4) , , ;  5)   ,     ;  6) , ;  7) ;  8) , to do the ~  .     , ;  9)  . , ;     10)  . ,    (     )      
grand II = n  1) ;  2)  .  .        
grandad = n  .   
grand bill of sale =   ,     
grandchild = n ,   
grand-dad =  . grandad  
grand-daughter = n   
grandee = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
grandeur = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)       
grandfather = n ,   
grandiloquence = n ,   
grandiloquent = a ,   
grandiose = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3) ,       
grandma =  . grandmamma  
grandmamma = n  .   
grandmaster = n  .   
grandmother = n ; to teach one`s ~ to suck eggs ~      
grandpa = . grandpapa  
grandpapa = n  .   
grandparents = n pl   .  
grandsire = n  .  1) , ;  2) pl       
grand slam =   1)  .  ;  2) . .        
grandson = n   
grandstand = a  .   
grand touring car =     
grange = n  1) ,    ;  2)  .        
granite = n  1) ;  2) attr       
granitic = a   
granny = n  .  1) , ;  2)  .  .        
granny dress =   ' '  
granny glasses =          
grant = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) , ;  5) ,   ;  6)    ;  7) pl ; birth ~        ; 
investment ~s       ( ) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) ,  ;  4) , ;  5) ; to take for ~ed        ,             
grant-aided = a     
grant a motion =    
granted powers =  .  . ' '  
grantee = n  ,   
grant-in-aid = n   
grant of patent =    
grant of probate =    
grantsman = n ( pl -men )   ''  (   . .) ,  ''  
granular = a ,   
granulate = v  1)    ;  2) , ;  3)       
granulation = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
granule = n   
grape = n  1)  (  .  pl) , sour ~s     ~  ;  2) c. grape-shot      
grape-fruit = n   
grape-shot = n .  .   
grape-sugar = n  ,   
grape-vine I = n    
grape-vine II = n  1)  ,  ;  2)  .         ,         
graph = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)  . ,              
graphic = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ,       
graphite = n   
graphology = n  1) ;  2)        
grapnel = n  . ,   
grapple = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,; 2. v ,  ( ) ; to ~   with  ,     ()   ()    
grappling-iron = n ,   
grasp = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ;     within ~   ; 
beyond ~       ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ) ,     ;  2)  ( - at) ;  3)    -.;  4) , ,       
grasper = n ,   
grasping = a ,   
grass = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; at ~   ,      .  ,  ,  , to send     
to ~    () ;  3)  .  ; not 
to let ~     grow under one`s feet ~        ,  ; to go to ~       ,    ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ,  ;  3)   ;  4)   ( ) ;  5)  .   ;  6)    ()      
grass-cutter = n   
grass hockey =  .     
grasshopper = n , .  .   
grassland = n  ,  , , ,   
grass-mower = n   
grass-roots = n  .  1)  ,  ;  2) ,       
grass-snake = n  .   
grass(-)widow = n    
grass(-)widower = n    
grassy = a  1)  ;  2) a,       
grate I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v      
grate II = v  1)  (  ) ;  2)    ;  3) ;  4)  () ;  5)   ( -. - on,     upon)      
grateful = a  1) ;  2)       
gratification = n  1) , ;  2)       
gratify = v  1) ,  ,      ;  2)  () ;  3)  .       
grating = n   
gratis = adv ,   
gratitude = n   
gratuitous = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  .           
gratuitous contract =    
gratuity = n  1)  ;  2) '';  3)  .       
gratulatory = a   
grave I = n ,  . ; to sink into the ~     
grave II = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5)  ( )      
grave III = v (past graved, p.p. graved, graven)  1) , ;  2)  ( , on, on) .      
grave IV = a  .  ( )  
gravel = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  .  (  ) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,   ,             
graven = p.p.  . grave III  
graver = n ,   
gravestone = n  , ,    
graveyard = n   
gravid = a   
gravitate = v  1)  . ;  2) ,  ( -.)      
gravitation = n  . ,   
gravity = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  .  ; specific ~      ;  5) ,       
gravure = n , ,   
gravy = n ,   
gray = 1, 2, 3  . grey 1, 2, 3  
graze I = v  1)  ,  (     -. - 
against, along) ;  2) ,  ()      
graze II = v  1)  () ;  2)    ;  3) ,        
grazer = n      
grazier = n ,   
grease = 1. n  1) , , in ~, in pride of ~, in prime     of ~   ;  2)  ;  3) ,  , ;  4)  . ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  . , '',            
grease-box = n  . ,   
grease-monkey = n .  .  1) ,  . ;  2) ,       
greaser = n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) .  .       
greasy = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
great = 1. a  1) ;  2) ,  (  ,       . .) ;  3)  ( ,   . .) ;  4) ,  ( ,       . .) ;  5) , ;  6) , , ;  7) predic ,  ( -. -
at) ;  8) predic , ,      ( -. - on) ;  9)  . , that`s ~!     !, !;     10)    -; ~ grandfather      2. n  ,     
greatcoat = n ,   
great-hearted = a   
greatly = adv  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
greatness = n  1) ;  2) ,       
greats = n      (  )  
greed = n ,   
greediness = n  1) , , ;  2)       
greedy = a  1)  (of, for) ;  2) ;  3)       Greek = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 
it is ~ to me         ; 2. a     
green = 1. a  1) , ~ with envy       ;  2)  , , ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) , , ;  6) ,  . , ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) ,  ( ) ;  9)  , ; 2. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) , , in the ~   ;  4) ;  5) 
pl , ;  6)  , ,      ; 3. v  1) ;  2)    ;  3)  . ; to ~ out        
greenbacks = n pl  .  ,   
green berets = ' ', -    
greener = n  .  1) ,  ;  2)       
greenery = n   
green-eyed = a ,   
greengage = n  ( )  
greengrocer = n    ,   
greengrocery = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
greenhorn = n ,    
greenhouse = n ,   
greenhouse effect =      
greenish = a   
green-room = n  1)   ( ) ; ~ talk        ;  2) ,         ( )      
greensickness = n  .    
greensward = n ,   
greet = v  1) , ;  2)  (,       . .) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ()      
greeting = n  1) , ; to extend one`s warm     ~s   ;  2)  (, )      
gregarious = a  1)  , ;  2)       
gregory-powder = n   ()  
grenade = n  1) ;  2)       
grenadier = n   
grew = past . grow  
grey = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( ) ; to turn ~     ;  5) , ; 2. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)   ; 3. v  1)  , , ;  2)          
greybeard = n  1)  , ;  2)   (  )      
grey eminence =   1)  . ' ', '     ';  2)  .  ,       , '  '      
grey-headed = a  1) ;  2) ,       
grey-hen = n   
greyhound = n  1) ;  2)    (  .     ocean ~);  3)         
greyish = a  1) ;  2) ,        
grid = n  1) ,  . ;  2) . gridiron 1);  3)  , ,     national ~  ;  4)  ;  5)  .        
griddle = n   
gridiron = n  1) , , ;  2)  . ;  3)  .  .        
grief = n  1) , , , crushing ~      ;  2) , ; to come to ~       ,  ; to bring to ~             
grievance = n  1) ,   ;  2)       
grieve = v  1) ;  2)  (at, for, about, over)      
grievous = a  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3)       
griffin I = n ,        ,  .   
griffin II = n  . ,  .  ,   
griffon = . griffin II  
grig = n  1)  . ;  2) , ; as lively ( 
merry)     as a ~        
grill = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)    , ;  4)     ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)   ;  4)  . , ;  5)         
grille = n   
grim = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)       
grimace = 1. n , ; 2. v     
grime = 1. n , ,   ; 2. v ,     
grimy = a  1) ,  , ;  2)       
grin = 1. n   ( ) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  (-.- at) ; to ~ and bear     it   -.      
grind = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; 
what a ~      !,  !;  3)   ;  4)   ;  5)  .    ; 2. v (past, p.p. ground)  1) ,  (  
to ~ down),     ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) ;  6) , ;  7)   ( , )     ,    (  yo ~ out);  8)  ;  9)   -.  ;     10)  . ,  ,      ( - - at) ;     11)  ()      
grinder = n  1) , ;  2)  , meat ~ ;  3)  ;  4)  . ;  5)  . ;  6)  , pl  .       
grindstone = n  1) ;  2)        
grip = 1. n  1) , , , ;     close ~  ; a ~ of steel      ; to come to ~ 
s      ( ) ;  2)  , ;  3)   ;  4) , ;  5) . 
gripsack;  6)  . ;  7) , , ;  8) pl  . ;  9)  . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,  () ;  4)  ;  5)  () , ,       
gripe = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  . ;  3) ;  4) pl  . , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)        
grippe = n   
gripsack = n  .   
grisly = a ,    
grist = n  1)   ;  2) , , to bring ~ to 
the mill      ; all is ~ that comes to his     mill    ,         ;  3) ;  4)  . , ,        
gristle = a  .   
grit I = n  1) ,  , ;  2)  ;  3)  .  , ; to     put ~ in the machine ~              
grit II = v  1) ;  2)  ()      
grits = n pl    
gritstone = . grit 1., 2)  
gritty = a  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  . , ,       
grizzle I = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4)  ;  5)        
grizzle II = v  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
grizzled = a ,    
grizzly I = n   ,   
grizzly II = a ,   
groan = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ;  3) , , ; 2. v  1)  , , ; to ~     inwardly  ;  2)   ,  (  to     ~ out); to ~ down; to ~ down 
a speaker              ; 
to ~ for  -.; to ~     under    -      
groat = n  ; I don`t care a ~       
groats = n pl  (. )  
grocer = n   ,   
grocery = n  1) - ;  2) pl       
grog = n ,   
groggy = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
groin = n  1) ;  2)  .        
groom = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  ,   , well   ~ed ,     
groomsman = n   
groove = 1. n  1) , , , , ;  2) , ,       () ; 2. v  1)  , ,   . . ;  2)   ( )      
grope = v  1) ;  2)  ,  .  (for)      
gropingly = adv  ,   
gross = 1. n  1) , by the ~ ;  2)  ,  (         ) ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) , ,  (   .     .) ;  5) ,  ;  6) ,  ( ) ;  7) , , ,     ;  8) , ; 3. v       
gross adventure =     ,   
gross inventory =     
gross investment =    
gross out = 1. v  . , ; 2. n  .  ,     
gross profit =    
gross weight =    
grotesque = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ,       . . ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
grotto = n ,   
grouch = 1. n  .  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  .     
ground I = 1. n  1) , , , firm ~ ,      ; to break (fresh) ~ )      ,  .   ; )       ( ) ,      ; to fall to the ~ ,      .  ( , ) ; to     till the ~  ;  2) , , the ~ dips (      
slopes) toward    ,     debatable ~ ,       ,  .  ; to cover     much ~  ; to gain (      
to get) ~  ,  .      ; to give (  to lose) ~     ;  3) ,  , 
football ~      ; pleasure ~       ;  4) , ; drill ~  ,     firing ~  ; practice ~     )  ; )  (     ) ; to take ~ ;  5) pl ,  ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) , ,  , common (      meeting) ~  ,      ; solid ~s  ; to     hold (  to keep, stand) one`s ~       ; to 
shift one`s ~       ;  8)  , to take 
the ~  .       ; to strike ~   ; to 
touch     the ~  ,  .        ;  9) 
pl , ;     10)  . , ;     11)  . ;     12)  . ;     13) attr  ( ) ,        ( ) , ,  (     ) ,  ( ) , down to     the ~  . , , ,     forbidden ~  ; above ~ ,      , below ~ , , to kiss     the ~  , to cut the ~ from     under one`s feet   -       -.,  -. , 2. v  1)  (, ) ;  2)    (in) ;  3) ;  4) ,   ;  5)  .   ;  6)  . ;  7)  . ,      ;  8)    () ,        ;  9)   ,       ()  ;     10)   ;     11)   ,        ( )      
ground II = past, p.p. . grind 2  
groundage = n  .     ,    
ground-controlled = a    ( ,    . .)  
ground effect machine =       
ground-floor = n ,  ; to get in on the ~      
grounding = n  1)   ;  2)  , ;  3) ;  4)  . ;  5)   ;  6)  .    ;  7)   ,              
groundless = a ,    
groundling = n ,  (, )  
ground meat = n    
ground rules =   1)  .   ;  2)   () , ,       (  . .)      
ground-swell = n  1)  ;  2)   ,        . . ;  3)  .  ,        (  . .)      
ground truth collection =  .    ( )  
groundwork = n  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)       
group = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  . ,  . ; 2. v  1) () . to ~ 
together;  2)  , ;  3) .      
groupage bill of lading = n  ()  (  )  
group-captain = n   ( )  
group life insurance =    (      )  
group therapy =    
groupthink = n  .  ,     
grouse I = n (pl  .)  ; black ~ -; great ~, wood ~ -; white ~  ; hazel ~   
grouse II = 1. n  . ; 2. v  .     
grove = n  1) , ;  2)  .       
grovel = v  , , ; to lie in 
the dust and ~    
groveller = n ,   
grow = v (past grew, p.p. grown)  1) ;  2)  ,  ;  3)  (   . .) ,     ; to ~ in experience      ; to keep 
steadily ~ing      ;  4)  -   .,       . ,   .,       . , ,     she grew pale  ;  5) , ;  6)  (, ) ; to ~ down     , ; to ~ 
into )     ; ) ; to ~ on         ,  (,      -.) ; 
to ~ out  ,      (, , , 
of) ;     to ~ out of use   ; to ~     over  () ; to ~ up )     ,  ; )      ( ) ; to ~ upon . to ~     
on      
grower = n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) a free ~   , a     rank ~         
growing = 1. n , ; 2. a , ,    (   . .)    
growl = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  () ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
growler = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  .  .   ;  4)         
grown = p.p.. grow  
grown-up = 1. n  (); 2. a     
growth = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , second ~        ( ) ;  5)  . , ;  6) , ;  7) , ,        
growth company =  .    
groyne = n   
grub I = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  . ,       
grub II = v  1)  , ,      (  to ~ up, to ~ out);  2) ,  (  . to ~ 
up, to     ~ out),  . ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)  . , , ;  5)  , ; to ~ away     ,        
grubby = a  1) , , ;  2)       
grudge I = n , ; to have a ~ 
against smb., to bear (  to owe) smb. a ~     -  
grudge II = v  1)  (-.  -.) , do you ~ me     
it?     ?;  2) ,         -.      
grudgingly = adv ,   
grue = 1. n  () , ; to get   ( to have, 
to take) one`s ~    , ; to give smb. his ~    ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)        
grueling = . . gruesome  
gruesome = a , ,   
gruff = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,  ( )      
grumble = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )     ;  3) pl  ;  4) ; 2. v  1) ,  ( - at, about,     over) ;  2)       
grumbler = n ,   
grumpy = a  . , , ,   
grunt I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
grunt II = n .  . ,     
gryphon = . griffin II  
guano = n   
guarantee = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ,   ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  (against) ;  3)  ( , in)      
guarantee insurance =  ,       
guarantee of a bill of exchange = ,     
guarantor = n   
guaranty = n  1) , ;  2)       
guard = 1. n  1) , ; to be on ~      , ; to be off ~      ,       ;  2) , , , ; 
a ~ of     honour  ; the advance(d) ~      . ; on ~  .  ,      ; to mount (to 
relieve) ~       () , ; to stand ~       ;  3) , , , ;  4) pl ; Horse Guards  ;  5)  ,      () ; the ~ of a sword  () ;  6)  .  ;  7) .-. ,  .      ;  8) attr , ; 2. v  1) ,  ( - from, against) ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4)  (, ) ;  5)   ,     ,  (against)      
guard-boat = n    
guard-house = n  1)  ;  2)       
guardian = n  1)  . , ;  2)       
guardianship = n ,   
guard-room = . guard-house  
guardsman = n  1) ;  2)  .       
gubernatorial = a   
gudgeon = n  1) ;  2) ,       
guerdon = n  .   
guerilla = . guerrilla  
guerrilla = n  1)   ( . ~ war);  2) ;  3)  ;  4) attr       
guess = 1. n  1) , ; at a ~, by ~     , ;  2)  ,      ; at a (by) ~     ,   ; 2. v  1) , ; to keep 
smb.     ~ ing  .  -.  ,      -.;  2) , ;  3)  .  . , , I ~      ,        
guess-work = n , ,      
guest = n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ; paying ~     ;  3)  (, )      
guest-room = n   ,   
guest worker = n -  
guffaw = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
guidance = n  1) , ;  2)  . ,  ()      
guide = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) , , ,     ;  5)  . ;  6)  .  ;  7) ; 2. v  1) ,  -. ;  2) , ;  3)  ,  ;  4)  ,       
guide-book = n   
guided = a   
guide-post = n    ()  
guild = n  . ,   Guildhall = n  1) (the ~)  ( ) ;  2)  .   ,       
guile = n , , ; full of ~ , ; to get smth. by ~  -.   
guileful = a ,   
guileless = a   
guillotine = 1. n  1) ;  2)  .  ; 2. v     
guilt = n ,   
guiltily = adv ,     
guiltless = a , ,   
guilty = a  1) , (not) ~ () (     ) ; 
to plead (not) ~ ()       ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3)       
guinea = n  (  = 21 )  
guinea-fowl = n   
guinea-pig = n  1)  ;  2)  .       
guise = n  1) , ;  2) ,  , ,     , in (  under) the ~ of  ,      ;  3)  . ,       
guitar = n   
gulch = n  . ,  (  )  
gulf = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , , ;  3) ;  4)  .   ;  5) ,  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  .          
gull I = n   
gull II = n ,   
gullet = n  1) ;  2)       
gullibility = n ,   
gullible = a ,   
gully = n  1) ,   ;  2)  ,       
gulp = 1. n  1)  , at one ~  ,     ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,          (  . to ~ down);  2)  (, ) ,      () ;  3) ,       
gum I = n  . pl   
gum II = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  .  . , pl ;  3)  ;  4)  ;  5) attr ~ 
arabic ; ~ elastic     , ; 2. v  1)  ( . to ~ down, together, up);  2)  ,       
gumboil = n  .   
gum-boots = n pl    
gummy = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
gumption = n  . , ,  ,   
gumptious = a , ,   
gumshoe = 1. n  .  1)  . , , ;  2)  . , ;  3) attr  , ; 2. v  . ,      
gum-tree = n  , ; up a ~    
gun = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  () , ,  .     , double-barrelled ~ ,     
smooth-bore ~  , tommy ~     - , ;  4) .  . ;  5)  , ;  6) , ;  7)  . ;  8) attr , ; to stand (      to stick) to one`s ~s ,       ; to blow great ~s  (     ) ; big ~, great ~  .      , ''; 2. v  1) ,  . ;  2)   ;  3) ,  ;  4)  .  ,      ;  5)          
gunboat = n  .   
gun-carriage = n  .   
gunman = n  1)  ;  2)  .  . ,       
gunner = n  1) , ;  2)       
gunnery = n  1)  ;  2)        
gunny = n   ,   
gunpowder = n , white ~    
gun-room = n  1) -   (      ) ;  2)           
gun-running = n     
gunship = n    
gunshot = n  1)  , within ~        ;  2)  .        
gunslinger = n  .  1) () ;  2)        
gunsmith = n    
gunstick = n   
gurgle = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
gush = 1. n  1) ,   (     ) ; a ~ of oil      ;  2)  () ,  ; a ~ of     anger  ; 2. v  1)  (  . to ~ out);  2)  ( ) ; to ~ into 
tears            
gusher = n  1)  ,        ;  2)        
gusset = n ,   
gussy up =   1) , ;  2)   (       . .)      
gust = n  1)   () ;  2)  ;  3)  (  . .)      
gustation = n     
gusto = n , , ,  ( -.)  
gusty = a , ,   
gut = 1. n  1) ; blind ~  ;  2) pl ;  3) pl  . ; this has no ~s in     it    ;  4)  . ;  5)  .  ,  ; 
he has     left half his ~s behind him        ,   ;  6)    ( ) ;  7)  ,  ; 2. v  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) , ,  ( )     ;  3)  ,  () ;  4)  . ; 3. a .  .  1) , ;  2)  , ,       ; ~ issues, such as 
job and     housing   ,               
guta-percha = n   
gutter = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   ( ) , ;  3)  () ; to rise from the ~       ;  4) attr , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ( )      
gutter-snipe = n  1)  ,  ;  2) .  . ,        ;  3)       
guttle = v  ,   
guttler = n   
guttural = 1. n  .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  .       
gutty I = n  .   ( )  
gutty II = a  .  1) ,   ,     ;  2)  , ;  3) ,         ( )      
guy I = 1. n  1)  . , ; a regular (a wise)     ~  () ;  2) , ;  3)   ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,       
guy II = 1. n  . ,  ; to do a ~   , ; to give the ~ to     -.; 2. v ,     
guy III = 1. n  . , , ; 2. v  .  ,     
guzzle = v  1) ,   ;  2) ,  (  . .)      
guzzler = n ,   
gym = n  1) . . . gymnasium 1);  2)  . . . 
gymnastic 1      
gymnasium = n ( pl  . gymnasia  1)  ;  2) ( . )       
gymnast = n   
gymnastic = 1. n pl ; 2. a     
gynecological = a   
gynecology = n   
gyp I = n  .  (  )  
gyp II = 1. n  .  . , ; 2. v  .     
gypsy cab =  .      (      )  
gyrocopter = n   H, h = n 8-  .  ; to drop one`s ~`s   h ,    
ha = int ! ( , )  
haberdasher = n       
haberdashery = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
habiliments = n pl   
habit = 1. n  1) , , , from ~      , to all ( to get) into the ~ of,     to form a ~  ; to break off a     ~  , we are 
in the ~ of      , ~ is second nature  -      ;  2) , ,  () , of     
lean ~ ;  3) ,  (,     ) ;  4)  (   ) ;  5) . , ; 2. v . pass ,     
habitable = a   ,   
habitant = n   
habitat = n  1) .  ;  2)  ,  ;  3) ,  ;  4) .   ( )      
habitation = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
habit-forming = a   ,   ( , )  
habitual = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
habitually = adv ,    
habituate = v  1) , to be ~d ;  2) . .        
habitude = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (      )      
hack I = 1. n  1) , ,   ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)     (       ) ;  5)   ;  6)  () ,  ()     ;  7)         
hack II = 1. n  1)  , . .  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) ,  ,      , ; 2. v  1)     ()     ;  2)   ( ) ;  3)    ;  4)       
hack III = n ,    
hack around = .   ,   
hackle I = 1. n  1)   ;  2)    , 
with his ~s up     ; 2. v      
hackle II = v ,   
hackly = a ,   
hackney I = n  1)  ;  2) attr       
hackney II = v  ,   
hackneyed = a ,   
hack-saw = n . ,  ( )  
had = ( ) , ( ) past, p. p. . have I  
haddock = n pl  .  ( )  
hadn`t = . = had not  
haematic = a .   
haematite = n .    
haemoglobin = n .   
haemorrhage = n . , , cerebral ~     
haemostatic = n    
haft = 1. n  () ,  (,   ) ,  () ; 2. v   ,  (     . .)    
hag = n ,   
haggard = a ,   
haggle =   1)  (.  ) ,      (about, 
over) ;  2) ,    ;  3)          
hagridden = a    
hail I = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ,   (      . .) ;  2) it is ~ing, it ~s        
hail II = 1. n , , within ~      ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  (-.,     -.) , to ~ from ) ,      (   . .) ; ) .      , where do you ~ from?  ?; 3. int !    
hailer = n    
hail-fellow = n   
hail-fellow-well-met = a       
hailstone = n   
hailstorm = n   ,    
hair = n  1) , , , iron-grey ~      , to do one`s ~     (), his ~ stood on end         , to lose one`s ~ )     ; ) . ;  2) ,  () ;  3) ;  4)   , , within a ~     of death    ;  5) attr , against the ~      , 
to a ~ --, to comb a     person`s ~ for him  ,      , keep your ~ on! . !,      !, to split ~s       ,   , to take a ~ of     the dog that bit you . ) ;     )   , not to turn a ~               
hairbreadth = n  , within a ~   ( -.)  
hairbrush = n     
hairclip = n     
hairclipper = n      
haircurling = a , , ~ stories ,       
hair-cut = n   
hair-do = n .   
hairdown = n .     
hairdresser =  (. )  
hairless = a ,   
hair-line = n  1)   ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) attr       
hairpin = n  1) ;  2) attr ~ bend    (.      )      
hair-slide = n  ( )  
hair-splitting = n ,    
hair spray =     
hairspring = n ,  ( )  
hairy = a  ,   
hake = n (pl  . )  ()  
halberd = n .   
halcyon I = n  ()  
halcyon II = a ~ days ,    
hale I = a , , ~ and hearty     
hale II = v .  ()  
half = 1. n ( pl halves)  1) , , by halves , 
the     larger ~  , he is older than you     by ~    ;  2) , better ~  , ~     
the battle ) ; )  ,     , to cry halves   ,     to do a thing by halves  -, 
to     go halves  ,   (     -.) ; 2. a , ; 3. adv , , ~ past 
one    , not ~ )  , not ~   bad  ; )  ,     
half-and-half =   1)    ;  2)       
half-assed = a . .-.  1) , ;  2) , , ''      
half-back = n .   
half-baked = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
half-blood = n  1)       ;  2)           
half-bred = a   
half-breed = n  1) ;  2)       
half-brother = n      
half-circle = n   
halfday = n   ,   (  . . )  
half-done = a , ,   
half-face = n  1)  , ;  2) .       
half-hearted = a  1) , , in a ~ way       ;  2) , ;  3)         
half-hose = n ,   
half-length = n    
half-mast = n flags were at ~     
half-moon = n  1) ;  2) -.         
halfpenny = n  1)  () ;  2) attr       
half-price = adv    
half-seas-over = a  1)   ( ) ;  2) predic .       
half-sister = n      
half-size = n  1)   () ;  2) . pl ,             12 1/2      24 1/2      
half-slip = n    
half-step = n .   
half-stuff = n  1) ;  2)  (  )      
half-time = n  1)    ;  2) .  ,             
half-timer = n  1)    ;  2) ,           (   )      
half-tone = n  1) . , . ;  2) .       
half-way = 1. a  1)   ;  2) , ; 2. adv  1)  , to meet ~ .       ;  2)       
half-witted = a ,    
half-word = n , ,   
half-year = n  1) ;  2)       
half-yearly = 1. a ; 2. adv       
halibut = n  ()  
hall = n  1) ;  2)   ( . ) ;  3)  , Town Hall ,     , drill ~ ;  4) , , , . .     ;  5)   ( ) ;  6) .          
hallage = n .  ,   ,     
hallelujah = int !  
hall-mark = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ,      ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   (-.)      
hallo(a) I = int !, !  
hallo(a) II = v   
halloo = 1. int !; 2. v  1)  , ,      , . , ;  2) , , don`t ~ until you are     out of the wood .    ,             
hallow = v  1) ;  2)  ( )      
hallowed = a   
hallucination = n   
hallway = n . ,   
halm = . haulm  
halo = 1. n  1)  ,  ( ,     ) ;  2) , , , ; 2. v      
halt I = 1. n  1) , , at the ~  , to     
call a ~  ; to bring to a ~     ,  (  . .) ,     to come to a ~ ;  2)  , .-. ; 2. v (),  , ~!   ! ()    
halt II = v  1) ,  ;  2)       
halter = 1. n  1) ;  2)    ( ) , to     come to the ~   ; 2. v  1)  ,   ;  2)  ()      
halter-neck = n    
halve = v  1)  ;  2)        
halves = pl . half 1  
ham = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
ham-handed = a ,   
hamlet = n   
hammer = 1. n  1) , , throwing the ~ .      , to bring to the ~       ,   , to come under     the ~    ( ) ;  2) . , , ~ and tongs .       , ; 2. v  1)  (), , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)   ;  5) ,  ( ) to ~ at     )    -.; )      (), to ~ in, to ~ into ,     , , to ~ out ,     . , to ~ 
together       
hammer-blow = n ,    
hammered work = n ,    
hammering = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , , .       
hammerman = n   
hammersmith = n   
hammock = n , ()  ( )  
hamper I = v , ,   
hamper II = n  1)    ;  2)     ;  3) .   (  )      
hamstring = 1. n  ; 2. v (past hamstringed, 
p.p. hamstrung)  1)  ;  2)       
hamstrung = .p. p.  hamstring 2.    
hand I = n  1)  ( ) , ~ in ~   ,     , to shake ~s   , to     clasp ~s  , to offer one`s ~ )       ( ) ; )       ( ) , to rub one`s ~s       ( ) , to join ~s        , .       -., ~s off!      !, ~s 
up!  !, at ~  ,      ,  (.  ) , at first     (second) ~   () , by ~ )      ,  ; )  , by     the ~  , 
from ~ to ~    , on     ~   ,  , .      , , on one`s ~s )      -. ; )  -.     ; )  -. , to     ~  , , to come to ~       ;  2) , , , to have     
in ~ ) , ; )     , in ~ )  ,  ,      ; )  ( ,       . .) , it is no longer in my ~s          , 
to keep in ~       , to get (smth. ) off one`s ~s      ( -.),        ( -.), to get out of ~       , 
to change ~s         ;  3) () , 
pl  ,      , factory ~  ;  4) , ;  5) , , a good ~ at (     
in) smth. ,   -.;  6) , a legible ~  ;  7) ; to witness the ~ of smb.      -. ;  8)  ;  9)  ;     10) , at the ~s of       (-.) , on the one ~..., on the other     ~...   ...,       ...,     11) pl ,  () ;     12) . ,    ; to     show one`s ~ .  ;     13)   ( ) ;     14) pl . ;     15) attr , ~ and ( in) glove with      ,  ; to kiss     one`s ~ to   , at     any ~   , with a high ~     , ; to bear ( to have)     a ~ in   -.; to turn one`s ~     to   -.; to lay violent ~s     on  ; to gain the upper ~     , ,  ; to get one`s     ~ in   -.,  ; to get     the better ~  , ;     to give (to have) a free ~      ()  ; to live from ~ to     
mouth ) - ,      ; )   ; to     have one`s ~s full   ,        ; to keep ~s in     pockets , ; ~s down     ,  , off ~ ) ,      ; ) , ; to     
win ~s down   -.; to     feed out of one`s ~  ,     ; to grease smb. `s ~  ,     ''      
hand II = v  1) , ;  2)  (  ) , ;  3) ,  to ~ down )       ; )  ;     to ~ in ,  () ; to ~     out ) ; ) ; 
to ~ over      ; to ~ up       ; to ~ it to smb.       -.      
handbag = n  1)  ;  2) ()       
hand-ball = n .  ,   
handbarrow = n  1)  , ;  2)       
handbill = n  1) , , ;  2) .   (       . .)      
handbook = n  1) , , ;  2) .        
handcart = n  ,   
handclap = n ,   
handclasp =   
handcrafted = a ,    
handcuff = 1. n . pl ; 2. v      
handfull = n  1) , ;  2)  , '' ()     ;  3) . '', '', the boy 
is     quite a ~   -        
handglass = n  1)  ;  2)        
hand-grenade = n    
handgrip = n  1)  ;  2)        
handhold = n  (   , ) , ,       
handicap I = n  1) . ;  2) , ;  3)               
handicap II = v  1) .   () ;  2)    ;  3)  ,       
handicraft = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) attr ,       
handicraftsman = n   
handily = adv ,   
handiness = n  1) , ;  2)  ,       
hand-in-glove = adv .  1)   ;  2)         
handiwork = n  ,  ,   
handkerchief = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
hand-knit = v      
hand-knitted =     , ~ jacket     
handle I = n  1) , ;  2) , ,  ; to give (      to leave) a ~ to  ,        -.; a ~ to one`s name ; to     go off the ~         
handle II = v  1)  ,   ;  2) ,  ( -., -.)     ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  (-.) ;  6) , ,     ,        ;  7) , , ;  8) ,         
handle-bar = n  (, )  
hand-made = a  ()  
hand-me-down = a .  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
hand money =    
hand-on-heart = a   
hand-organ = n   
handout I = n . ,   
handout II = n  1)    ;  2)  , ;  3)  ,         . . ( )      
handover = n  (,   . .)  
hand-picked = a  1) , , ,     ;  2)  ;  3)        
handrail = n ,   
handsale =   1)   -;  2)       
handsel = 1. n  1)    ;  2)  , , ;  3) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4) ,  ;  5)   ,            
handshake = n   
handsome = a  1) ;  2) ,  (   . .) ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ; ~ is that ~ does     .     ,         
hands-on = a ,     
handspring = n .  ,   
hand-to-hand = a  ( )  
hand-to-mouth = a ,  , ,  ( ) , -   
hand-to-mouth buying =   1)                  ;  2)  ,                        
handwork = n    
handwriting = n   
handy = a  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  ( ) , to come in ~     ;  4) , ;  5)  ,  (     )      
handy-man = n  1)    ;  2)       
hang I = v ( past , p. p. hung)  1) , , ;  2) (past, p. p. hanged) , ;  3) ;  4)   ( ) to ~ about,     . to ~ around ) ,     ; )  (   . .)     ; to ~ back ,  ; to ~     down , ; to ~ on )      , ; ) ,       -.; to ~ out )      () ; )  (     ) ; to ~ over ; to ~ together )      ,   ; )     , ; to ~ up )     , , ;     ) .   ,      ; )  (,     ) ; to ~ heavy (on one`s hands)       ( ) ; to ~ (up)on     smb. `s lips ( words)       ,   ; ~ it, ~ you!       !      
hang II = v  sg  1) , , mark the ~ of the dress,     
skirt etc    ,       ,   . .;  2) . , ; to get the ~ of     ,   ;  3)   (  . .) ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) , , ; not 
a ~           
hangar = n ,   
hangdog = 1. n ,  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
hanger = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5)             
hanger-on = n ( pl hangers-on) .  1) ;  2)       
hanging = n  1)  () ;  2) , ;  3) . pl , ,       
hang-loose = a  1) , , ;  2)    ,           
hangman = n   
hang-nail = n   
hang-over = n  1) ;  2)       
hank = n   
hanker = v  -.,   -.,   -. (after)  
hanky = n .    
hanky-panky = n . , ,   
hansel = . handsel  
hansom = n   (    )  
hap = 1. n () ; 2. v     
haphazard = 1. n , , at ~, by ~   , ; 2. a ; 3. adv     
hapless = a ,   
haply = adv .  1) ;  2)        
happen = v  1) , , as it ~s     ;  2)  , ;  3)  , , to ~ upon     ,        
happening = n ,   
happily = adv  1) ;  2)        
happiness = n   
happy = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) 
predic , ; as ~ as the day is     long        
happy-go-lucky = 1. a  1) ;  2) ; 2. adv       
harangue = 1. n () ,  (   ) ; 2. 
v  ,       
harass = v ,   ,   
harbinger = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
harbor = 1.  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)     ;  2)  , , ;  3)  () ,  ()      
harbourage = n  1) , ;  2)          
hard I = 1. a  1) , ; ~ and fast      ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( , ) ;  3)  ( , ) ,  (     ) ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) , ;  7) , ;  8) . ;  9) .  ( ) ;     10) , , ;     11) ,  ( ) ;     12) , ; ~ 
currency       ;     13)  ( ) ; ~ of hearing       ; to be ~ on smb.        -.; to be ~ up   ,      ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3)  , ;  4) , , it 
will go ~ with him       ;  5) ; ~ by, ~ at 
hand  ,     ,        
hard II = n  1)    ;  2)  ,   ;  3) .       
hard-bitten = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , ,        
hard-boiled = a  1)  ;  2) .  ( ) , ,      ( ) ;  3) . , ,            
hard core =   1)   (,   . .) ;  2)   ( ) ;  3) . (. 
unemployed)      , ,              
harden = v  1) () , , .     (), ();  2) (),  ,     ;  3) . , ;  4) ,  ( )      
hard-favored = . hard-featured  
hard-featured = a      
hard-fisted = a   
hard-fought = a ,  ( )  
hard goods =    (  . .)  
hard-got, hard-gotten = a   ,     
hardhat = n .  1)  , -;  2) -, ;  3) ,         
hardheaded = a , ,   
hard-hearted = a ,   
hardihood = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
hardily = adv ,   
hardiness = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
hard-line = a .   , ,   
hard lines = . ,   
hardly = adv  1) , ,  ,  ;  2)  , ;  3) , ,       
hard-mouthed = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)         
hardness = n  1) , , ;  2)  (, ) ,      () ,  ()      
hard news =    ( )  
hard rock = .    
hard sciences =    
hard selling =    
hardshell = a ,   
hardship = n , ,   
hard-tack = n ,   
hard-to-sell item = ,     
hard-up = a  1)  ;  2)         
hardware = n  1)  ;  2) , ,  ;  3) - ,      ;  4)    ;  5)  , ;  6) . , ,    .     .      
hardwood = n    
hardy I = a  1) , ,  (     ) ;  2) ,       
hardy II = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
hare = n ; ~ and hounds '  ' ( ) ; to 
run with the ~ and runt with hounds        
harebell = n .   
hare-brained = a ,   
hare-lip = n .    
harem = n   
haricot = n  1) ;  2)  (. ~ bean)      
hark = v ; ~! !, !, . !; to ~ back to old 
times     
harlequin = n  1) ;  2) ,       
harlot = n   
harlotry = n   
harm = 1. n , , , , it will do no   ~   ; to do ~  ;   to get into~, to come to ~   ;   to keep out of ~`s way  ()   , ; to think (  to mean)   no ~    ; 2. v     
harmful = a , ,   
harmless = a  1) , , ;  2) ,           
harmonic = a ,   
harmonica = n    
harmonious = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
harmonium = n   
harmonize = v  1) ;  2)   , ,       ;  3) .       
harmony = n  1) , ;  2) , ; to 
be in (out of) ~     with smb.   ,  (     )  -      
harness = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ; in ~  ,  ;     to die in ~    ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   , ,     ,  ; to ~ a     river   ; to ~     nuclear power             
harp = 1. n ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)     ,        
harper = n   
harpist = . harper  
harpoon = 1. n , ; 2. v      
harpsichord = n ,   
harpy = n  1) (.) . ;  2) ,       
harridan = n  ,   
harrier I = n  ( ) , pl   ( )  
harrier II = n  ()  
harrow = 1. n ; under the ~  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ,       
harry = v  1) , , ;  2) ,       
harsh = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
harshness = n , ,   
harslet = . haslet  
hart = n  (   )  
hartal = n     (      )  
hartshorn = n  1)  ;  2)   (. spirit of ~)      
harum-scarum = 1. n ,  ; 2. a ,     
harvest = 1. n  1) ,  ,  (  .     .) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  ()      
harvester = n  1) , ;  2) .-.  ,     -      
has = ( ) , ( ) 3- . . . . . . 
to have  
has-been = n .  1) '' ();  2) -.,   ,           
hash = 1. n  1)    ;  2) ;  3) , ; to make a ~ of     , ; to settle 
smb.`s ~       -.; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2) ,       
hasher = n   
hashish = n   
haslet = n    
hasn`t = . = has not  
hasp = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v   ,      
hassock = n  1)  (       ) ;  2)        
haste = 1. n , , , in ~   , ,   ; to make ~   , ; more ~, 
less speed     ,  ; 2. v . hasten    
hasten = v  1) , , ;  2) ,       
hastily = adv  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)       
hastiness = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
hasty = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
hat = 1. n , , tin ~ . .    , cocked ~ , crush ~    , high (  silk, top) ~ ,   Gypsy ~   ; ~ in   hand , ; to hang up   one`s ~ ,  ; to   keep on one`s ~   ; to 
touch   one`s ~ to smb.  -.,    , ; a bad ~ .    ; to talk through 
one`s ~   . ) ; )  ; to pass (    to send) 
round the ~      ,  ; 2. 
v      
hatch I = n  1) ,  , , under ~es )      ; )  ; )  ; )     , ;  2) ,        
hatch II = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)  ()  ;  3)   ;  4) ,  (  . .) ,      (  . .)      
hatch III = 1. n  , ; 2. v ,     
hatchback = n  1)   -        ;  2) -         
hatcheck girl =     
hatcheck room = ,   
hatcher = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
hatchery = n  (.   )  
hatchet = n ; to bury the ~  ,  ; to dig (  to take) up the ~  ; to throw the ~   
hatchet-face = n       
hatchetman = n .  1) , ,          -.   .     .;  2) () , ;  3) ,        ,    . .      
hatchway = n   
hate = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2) .  ,  , I ~ to do it                
hateful = a  1) ;  2)       
hater = n   
hathpace = n , ,   
hatless = a  ,     
hatred = n ,   
hat-stand = n     
hatter = n  1)  ;  2)        
haughtiness = n ,   
haughty = a ,   
haul = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , , ;  5) , ;  6) .-. ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4)   ( , )      
haulage = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) .       
haul cost =     
hauler = n  1)  ;  2)          
haulm = n  1) ;  2)  ( )      
haunch = n  1) , ;  2)  ,   (       . .)      
haunt = 1. n  1)   ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ( ) ,       ( -.) ;  3)  ( , )      
haunted = a  1)  ;  2)  ,       
haunter = n  ,   
hautboy = n   
haute couture =   1)    ;  2)   ,        ;  3)   (. )      
haute cuisine =  ,     
haute ecole =   1)    ;  2)       
hauteur = n ,   
have I = ( ) , ( ) (past, p. p. had)  1) ;  2)   Inf  ,      -. , he has to do his work         ;  3) , , he has no French         , he has your idea        ;  4)         ,   -.; to ~     coat altered    ; to ~     
one`s hair cut  , please, ~ the     boy bring my 
books         ;  5) , . , the hound has him       , you ~ been 
had      ;  6) , , as Shakespeare 
has     it    ;  7) to ~ dinner ; to ~ 
breakfast     ; to ~ tea  ;  8) to ~ a walk ; to ~ a smoke     ;  9)    .          ,     .  : I ~ finished, I had finished      , I shall ~ finished  , to ~     on ,   ; to ~ out to ~ it     out (with) ,  -. (       -.) ; had rather, had better      ,        
have II = n  1) the ~s and ~-nots   ;  2) .       
haven = n  1) ;  2) ,       
have-not = n ( pl have-nots) ; the haves and ~s     
have-on = n .   
haver = n . pl o. ,   
haversack = n ()   ,    
havoc = n , , ; to make ~ of, to 
play ~ with (  among) )  , ; ) ,  (  . .)  
haw = n  1)  ;  2)       
hawk I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3)  ,        ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,    (at)      
hawk II = v  , .  (, )  
hawk III = v (), ()  
hawker I = n     
hawker II = n ,    
hawk-eyed = a   , .   
hawk-nosed = a ,  ,    
hawser = n ,   
hawthorn = n   
hay = 1. n  1) ; to make ~ ,        ;  2) attr ; to make ~ of ,     , make ~ while the sun shines .       ,  ; to hit 
the ~       ; 2. v        
haycock = n    
hay-fork = n   
haying = n .   
hayloft = n   
haymaker = n  1)   ;  2) . ,        
haymaking = n   
hayrick =    
hayseed = n . .   
haystack = . hayrick  
haywire = a . .  1) , ,  ,        ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) , ; to go ~     ,       
hazard = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , at all ~s          ; to run (  to stand) the ~ of      (-.) ;  3)  ;  4) .  ( ) ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)       
hazardous = a ,   
hazardous contract =  ()   
hazardous goods =    
hazardous insurance =       
haze I = 1. n  , , .     ; 2. v     
haze II = v  1) .  ;  2) . ,       
hazel I = n   
hazel II = a -,   
hazel-hen = n   
hazel-nut = n   
haziness = n   
hazy = a  1) ,  , ;  2)        H-bomb = n    
he = pron pers   
he- = pref,       : he-goat   
head = 1. n  1) ; to shake one`s ~  ;     to 
hang down one`s ~  , ;     to hide one`s ~ ,  (     ) ;  2) (pl  .)  , twenty ~ of     cattle   ;  3) , ;  4) , , he has a good ~ on his     
shoulders    ;  5)  () ,  () ;  6) ,  , ;  7)  ; to gather ~  (     ) ;  8)  , ; to bring to a ~     ; to come (  to draw) to 
a ~     ,   ,       ;  9) ,   (  .     .) , at 
the ~ of  ;     10) ;     11) ;     12) ;     13)  , ;     14) ;     15)  () ;     16)   ;     17) , , ;     18)     ;     19) . , ; ~ first, ~     foremost )  ; )      ; to make ~ ; to make ~     against ; ~ of hair      ; ~ over ears  ; ~ 
over heels      , , ; ~s or     
tails    , cannot make ~ or     tail of it    ; to eat     one`s ~ off          , by the ~ and ears     , ' ' () ; to keep     one`s ~  ; to keep one`s     ~ above water   ,       ; to turn smb.`s ~       -.; to lay ~s together     , off one`s ~  ; to go off     one`s ~  ; to go to the ~        () , out of one`s ~      , ; to put out     of one`s ~   , , over     one`s ~ )  -. ; )       -., two ~s are better than one       ,   ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ; 3. v  1) , ;  2) (),   ( - for) ;  3) ;  4)  , ;  5)  (, ) ;  6)     ;  7) .  , 
to ~ back, to ~     off  () ,       
headache = n  1)  , bad (  splitting,     violent) ~   ;  2) ,        
headband = n  ,   
head-dress = n  1)  ;  2)       
header = n  1) .     ;  2) .-.  () ;  3) ,  ,        ;  4)   ( ) ;  5)         
headfirst = adv  1)  ;  2) ,        
headgear = n  1)  ;  2) .       
headhunt = v  1)   ,       ;  2)    ,               ;  3) . ,             
heading = n  1) , , cross ~      (  ) ; to come (  to fall)     under two ~s    ,     ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) . , ;  4) .          
heading investment =    
head-in-the-sand = a ~ policy    
headland = n  1) ;  2)         
headless = a  1)   , ;  2) , ;  3)  ,        
headlight = n  () ,  ()  
head-line = 1. n  1) ;  2)  .        ,  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  , ,      ;  3) . .   ()            
head-liner = n .  1) , ,          ,    . . ;  2)  , ,  (          )      
headlong I = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ,       
headlong II = adv  1)  ;  2) ,        
headman = n  1)  (  . .) ;  2)       
head-master = n    
head-mistress = n   ()  
head money =   1)  ;  2) ,         
headmost = a ,   
head-nurse = n   (   . .)  
head-on = adv  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
headphones = n pl  , ()  
head-piece = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
headquarters = n , -,  , , General Headquarters ,    
head-room = n  1) .  ;  2) .   () ;  3)  ( )      
headsman = n   
heads or tails = n     
headstall = n   
headstart = n  1) . ()    ;  2) . ;  3) . ,        
headstone = n  ,   
headstrong = a ,   
heads-up = a ,  ,    . . ,        
head tax =    
headteacher = n    
head-to-head = n . ,  ,      
head-voice = n    
headwater = n  1) pl   ,  () ;  2) .         
headway = n  1) () , . ,     ;  2)           ,         
head-work = n  1)  ;  2)   ( )      
heady = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
heal = v  1) ,  (of) ;  2)  ( ) , ,           
heal-all = n  ,   
healer = n   
healing = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ; 2. a ,     
health = n  1) ; to drink smb. `s ~, to drink a     ~ to 
smb.   -. ; to     propose the ~ of   ;  2) attr ,       
health and beauty aids = -     
health bill =  ,  ,    
healthful = a ,   ,   
health insurance =      
health spa =      
healthy = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3) . , , ,     ; ~ cheque          
heap = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . , , a ~ of 
people      ; ~s of times  ,      ; 
struck (  knocked) all of a ~     . , ; 2. v  1) ,   ,      ( to ~ up, to ~ together);  2)  (with) ;  3)  (,  ,     -. - )      
heaps = adv he is ~ better .     
hear = v (past p. p. heard)  1) ;  2) , ,  (. to ~     out);  3) ,  (o - of, 
about , . to     get to ~ ) ;  4)   (from) ;  5) .        
heard = past, p. p. . hear  
hearer = n   
hearing = n  1) , in smb.`s ~  -. ,     out 
of ~  ,   ;  2) , ; to give both     sides a ~   ;  3) .    ;  4) pl         ;  5)        
hearken = v ,   
hearsay = n  1) , ;  2) attr         
hearse = n   
heart = n  1) , . . , single ~     , , after one`s (own) ~       ,  , at ~, in     one`s ~ of ~s   ,  , from     
one`s ~ ,  ; to cry one`s ~     out ; to 
have no ~      ; to have at ~      , it breaks my ~        ; 
to set one`s ~ on       -. ,  -.      ; to take to ~        , with a heavy (  leaden) ~       , with all one`s ~, with     
one`s whole ~   ,   ,     with half a ~ , her ~ went out to     the child            ;  2) , ; to get to 
the ~ of a     subject     ;  3) , , in the ~ of the forest       ;  4) , ; to pluck up (  to     take) ~ ,   ; to     lose ~  ,  ,     , out of ~  ,       , his ~ failed him        ;  5) . 
dear ~, sweet ~ , -,     , -;  6) pl . ; ~ and soul       ; to have one`s ~ in one`s boots     ; to have one`s ~ in one`s mouth      , ; to have     one`s ~ (  one`s ~ is) in the right 
place       (  ) ; to     wear 
one`s ~ on one`s sleeve       ,         , by ~       
heart-ache = n  ,   
heart-beat = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
heart-breaking = a  1) ;  2) . ,       
heart-broken = a  ,     
heartburn = n   
heart-burning = n , ,   
heart-disease = n  ,    -hearted =          , .: good-hearted , light-hearted ,   
hearten = v (. to ~ up)  1) , ;  2) ,        
heart-felt = a   
hearth = n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3)        
hearth-rug = n     
hearthside = n at the ~  ,     
heartily = adv  1) , , ;  2) , ; 
to set to work ~        ; to eat ~       ;  3) , ; he is ~ tired             
heartiness = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
heartland = n  1)         ,   . .        ;  2) .        
heartless = a ,   
heart-lung machine =  '   '  
heart-rending = a   
heartsease = n    
heartsick = a ,   
heart-strings = n pl  ,    
heart-throb = n  1) , ;  2)  .  ,     ;  3)  , he is America`s newest     ~     ,                  
heart-to-heart = a ~ talk     
hearty = a  1) , , , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( )      
heat = 1. n  1) , , , . , ,     
latent ~  , red (white) ~      () , blazing ~, parching     ~  ;  2) , , , fever ~ a,      , in the ~ of 
the     fight  ,   , at white ~      ;  3) 
in a dead ~ , at a ~   ,       ;  4) .   ; to turn (      to put) on the ~ .       ;  5)   ( ) ;  6) . , ,   ;  7) pl  ; 2. v  1) (), () (. to ~     
up);  2) ;  3) , ()      
heatdeath = ' ' () (   )  
heated = a ,   
heat-engine = n    
heater = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
heath = n  1) , ,  ;  2)       
heath-bell = n    
heath-berry = n    ,     
heath-cock = n   
heathen = 1. n ; 2. a     
heathenish = a  1) ;  2)       
heathenism = n  1) ;  2)       
heather = n   
heath-hen = n   
heating = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , 
central ~      ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
heat insulation =   
heat-lightning = n   
heat-spot = n   
heave = 1. n  1) , ; ~ of the sea       ;  2) ;  3) pl . ; 2. v (past, p. p. hove, 
heaved,)  1) ,  (, ) ,      () ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,    (     ) ;  4) ,  () ;  5)  ( ) ;  6) . , to ~ to .       ,   , ; ~     
ho! !, ! (         . .) ; 
to ~ in sight             
heaven = n , ,  , , tax ~ ' ' (,        ) ; by ~s! -!, thank ~!  !, good ~s!  !; to move ~ and earth     ,      
heavenly = a  1) , . . ;  2) .       
heavily = adv  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
heaviness = n  1) ,  ;  2)  , ;  3) ,   (     )      
heavy = 1. a  1) ;  2)  (   . .) ,  (     ) ;  3) , ;  4) ,  (   . .) ;  5) ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) , ;  8) , ;  9) , , ; ~ line      ,  ;     10) , , ; ~     
expenses  ; ~ taxes      ;     11) ,  ( );     12) ,  ( ); 2. adv , ; to hang ~     ( ) ; to sit ~ on     
heavy buyer = ,       
heavy-duty = a  1) ;  2)    ;  3) ;  4) .  ,       
heavy-handed = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
heavy-hearted = a   ,   
heavy-laden = a  1)  ;  2)   ,       
heavy-weight = n  1) . ;  2)  ,        Hebrew = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ; 2. a ()    
heckle = v    
hectare = n   
hectic = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ,       
hector I = n ,   
hector II = v  (-.) ,   
hectowatt = n .   
he`d = . = he had, he would  
hedge = 1. n  1) () , ;  2) , ;  3) .  ( ,           ) ;     ~ against inflation           ,       ; 2. v  1) () ;  2)     ;  3)    ;  4) , ,       , to ~ in    ,     ; to ~ off       
hedge bying =         
hedgehog = n  1) , . . ;  2)        
hedge-marriage = n    
hedge-press = n  1)  ;  2)        
hedgerow = n  , ,    
heed = 1. n ,  ; to   give (  to 
pay, to take) ~ to     ,  ; to 
take no ~   of   ; 2. v  ,      
heedful = a ,   
heedless = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
hee-haw = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)        
heel I = 1. n  1) , at ~, at (  on, upon) one`s ~s      , , under the ~ of       -. ;  2) ; 
to click one`s ~s ,      , down at ~ )      ( ) ; )         ;  3)  -. ( , ) ;  4) . . , ;  5) . , , ; ~ of Achilles      ,  ; to cool (      to kick) one`s ~s ; to lay (      to clap) by the ~s , ,     ; to show a clean pair of ~s, to     
take to one`s ~s , ; 2. v  1)   ( ) ;  2)  ;  3)         
heel II = 1. n . ; 2. v . (),     
heeler = n .  1)   ;  2) . ,       
heeltap = n  1)   ;  2)  , no ~s!   !      
heft = 1. n . , ; 2. v .   -.   (  )    
hefty = a . ,   
hegemonic = a ,   
hegemony = n   
heifer = n   
heigh = int !  
heigh-ho = int ,  , ,   
height = n  1) , , , average ~      ; 
to be... in ~ ...  , at a     ~ of  , giddy ~      ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ,  , in     the ~ of        
heighten = v (), (), ()  
heinous = a ,   
heir = n   
heir apparent =   1)  ,       ;  2) .        (  . .)      
heir by devise =     
heir collateral =      
heirdom = n   
heiress = n   
heirloom = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)       
heirlooms = ,   , ,     
heir of the body =      
heirship = n  ,      
held = past p. p. . hold I 1.  
heliborne = a    
helibus = n    
helicab = n    
helical = a ,   
helices = pl . helix  
helicopter = n ,   
helilift = v  ()    
heliman = n pl-men ,    
heliograph = n   
heliotrope = n .   
helipad = n -     
heliport = n    
helipot = n       
helistop = n    
helium = n .   
helix = n (pl helices)  1) ( );  2) ;  3) .       
hell = n  1) ;  2) () ;  3) .         ; a ~ of a noise  ; to     
raise ~ , ; to move ~        ; ~!  !, like ~ ,     go to ~! ()  !, what the ~ do you     want?    ?      
he`ll = . = he will  Hellas = n   
hell-cat = n   Hellene = n ,   Hellenic = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
hellish = a ,   
hello = int !  
helm I = n , , . , , the ~ of 
state )  ; )  , the man at 
the ~ , ; to answer the ~    
helm II = n . , .   
helmet = n  1) , ;  2) .       
helmsman = n ,   
helot = n ,   
help = 1. n  1) , can I be of any ~ to you?           -  (       )?;  2) , , there`s no ~ for it       ;  3) ;  4) . ,  ,     mother`s ~ ;  5) pl ; ~ wanted  (       ), skilled ~      ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  (       , to) , 
please ~ yourself to what you like     best , ,        ;  3) , , he 
could not ~     believing her      , she     
could not ~ crying          ;  4) don`t 
do more than you can ~         ,        , don`t be longer than you     
can ~   ,  ,     to ~ down  , to ~ forward )      ; )  () ; 
to ~ in      , ; to ~ into )      ; )  ,  (  .     .) ; to ~ off )  ,     ; )   -. ; to ~     
on  ,  ; to ~ out     ) ; )  ; to ~ through       -. ; 
to ~ up      ,       
helper = n  1) ;  2)  , , family ~     ,               
helpful = a   
helpfully = adv  1)   ;  2) , ,        
helping = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
helpless = a   
helpmate = n , ,   
helpmeet = . helpmate  
helter-skelter = 1. n  1) , ;  2)    a     (); 2. v adv  ,      
helve = n ,   
hem I = 1. n , , , ; 2. v , to ~ 
about, to ~ in, to ~   round , ,     
hem II = 1. int !; 2. v  '', ,    ; to ~ and haw ,   ,  ,     
he-man = n .    
hemisphere = n , cerebral ~s     
hemistich = n   
hemlock = n  1) . ;  2)  (     )      
hemoglobin = . haemoglobin  
hemorrhage = . haemorrhage  
hemp = n  1) , , Indian ~      , ;  2) . ,       
hempen = a ,   
hem-stich = 1. n ,  ; 2. v  ,      
hen = n  1) , clucking ~ ();  2)  ( ) ; like a ~ with     one chicken       
henbane = n .   
hence I = adv  1) ;  2)   ,   , many 
years ~       ;  3) ,       
hence II = int !, !  
henceforth = adv   ,   
henceforward = . henceforth  
henchman = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ,       
hen-coop = n     
hen-harrier = n  ()  
hen-hearted = a   
henna = 1. n ; 2. a -; 3. v      
hen-pecked = a       
hepatic = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
heptagon = n .   
her = 1. pron pers  1) (. .  she) , , ,  , have     
you seen ~?    ?, give ~      ;  2) . , 
it`s ~  ; 2. pron poss , it is ~ book       
herald = 1. n , . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  (-.  )      
heraldic = a   
heraldry = n   
herb = n  1) ,  (. ) ;  2) . . , ,      ;  3) pl ,              
herbaceous = a ,   
herbage = n .  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) .  ,             
herbarium = n   
herbivorous = a   
herb-tea = n  1)    ;  2)                Herculean = a  1) ,  ;  2)        
herd = 1. n  1) , . ;  2) ;  3) attr  ( ) ; 2. v  1)   (with) , . ;  2) , to ~ together         
herdsman = n   
here = adv  1) , ; ~ and there   ; ~ and     there 
and everywhere , neither ~ nor     there ,   ,   ;  2) ;  3) ; ~ they are   ; ~ 
below       ,   ; ~ goes! !,     !, !; ~`s to you!       !      
hereabout(s) = adv - ,   
hereafter = 1. n ; 2. adv      
hereat = n .  ,    
hereby = adv  1) , , ;  2)        
hereditary = a  1) ;  2)  (  ,  )      
heredity = n   
herein = adv  ,    
hereinafter = adv ,   ( )  
hereof = adv  1)  ;  2) ,        
here`s = . = here is  
heresy = n   
heretic = n   
heretical = a   
hereto = adv .  ,   ()  
heretofore = adv ,     
hereupon = adv  1)  ;  2)        
herewith = adv  1)   () ;  2)  (  . .)      
heritable = a  1) , ;  2)        
heritage = n ,   
hermetic = a  ,   
hermit = n   
hermitage = n  ,    
hero = n  1) ;  2) ,        (,   . .) ;  3) ,  (  )      
heroic I = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
heroic II = n  1)  ;  2) pl  , ;  3) , ;  4) , ; ~ 
poem            
heroicize = v  1)           ;  2)          
heroin = n   
heroine = n   
heroism = n ,   
heron = n   
hero-worship = v  (-. ),  ( -.)  
herpes = n .   
herring = n , red ~    
herring-bone = n  1) '',    '';  2)  '' ( ) ;  3)    ''      
hers = pron poss , this book is ~     
herself = pron  1) refl ,  , -, she asks ~ a     
question    ,        , 
she works for ~        , she has hurt ~      , she is talking to ~         ;  2)    , she told     me so ~     ;  3) she did it all by ~         (), by ~ , ,     , she lives by ~       ; she is not ~    , she     
came to ~          Hertz = n  ( )  
he`s = . = he is, he has  
hesitant = a ,   
hesitate = v  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
hesitatingly = adv   
hesitation = n  1) , , ,     ;  2)       
heterodox = a ,   
heterogeneous = a ,  ( ,   . .)  
hew = v (past hewed, p. p. hewed, hewn)  1) , ;  2) , to ~ down ; to ~ off     , . ; to ~ out ,           
hewer = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
hewn = p. p. . hew  
hex = 1. n . , ,  2. v .  ,     
hexagon = n .   
hexameter = n   
hey = int  1) ! () ;  2) ? (   . .)      
hey-day = int ,  ,   
heyday = n , ,   
hiatus = n  1) , ;  2) .       
hibernate = v  1) ;  2)     ( ) ;  3)         
hibernation = n  1) ;  2)        Hibernian = 1. n . ; 2. a .     
hiccup = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3)  , earnings ~       ,  ;  4)    ; 2. v     
hick = n . .  , ''  
hid = past, p. p. . hide III  
hidden I = a ,   
hidden II = p. p. . hide II  
hidden tax =    
hide I = n , , raw ~ ,  ; ~ and 
hair , ,  ; to run smb.`s ~  -  
hide II = v . ,   
hide III = v (past hid, p.p. hid, hidden) (), ()  
hide-and-seek = n ( )   
hidebound = a  1)   ( ) ;  2) ,   ,           
hideous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
hiding I = n ; to give a good ~    
hiding II = n  1) , , in ~ ,      ;  2)        
hiding-place = n  ,   
hie = n .  1)  , ;  2) ,       
hierarchy = n   
hieroglyph = n   
hieroglyphic = a   
hieroglyphics = n pl   
higgle = v  1) ;  2)        
higgledy-piggledy = 1. n  ; 2. a , ; 3. adv  ,      
higgler = n   
high I =   1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ;  4)  (   . .) ;  5) ;  6) ,  ( ) ;  7) . ;  8)   ( , ) ;  9) , , it is ~ time to go       ; ~ and dry )        ( ) ; )   ; )       , ; ~ and low     () c  (. . high II ); ~     and mighty       
high II = adv  1) ;  2) ,   , ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ; to stand ~       ; ~ 
and low ,  (.      high I ); to run ~ ) ,      ( ) ; )       
high III = n  1)  , , , alltime ~      , ;  2) , ;  3)   ; to be on     a ~  ;  4) . ,  5)   (. ~ school)      
high-and-mighty = a ,   
highball = n . . '' (  )  
high-blown = a  1)  ;  2)       
high-born = a    
high-bred = a  1) ,  ;  2)        
highbrow = n ,  () ,    
high-class = a  1) , ,     ;  2)          
high-colored = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)       
high-day = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;    ;  3) . ,        
high-duty = a   
higher-up = n . .  , ''  
high-falutin = a   
high-flier = . high-flyer  
high-flown = a   
high-flyer = n   
high-frequency = a  ,   
high-grade = a ,   
high-handed = a ,   
high-hat = n .  1)  ;  2)        
high iron = .-. .   
high jumper = .     
highland = n . pl  , the Highlands ,     Highlander = n  1) ;  2)        
high-level = a  1) ()   ; ~     
conference    ;  2) , ; ~ personnel      ;  3) ; ~ bomber            
highlight = 1. n . pl  1)   ( , )     ;  2)     ;  3) '' ;  4)     ; to     
be in the ~    ; 2. v    ,         
high-lighter = n    
highly = adv  1) , , ;  2) , ,       
highly leveraged investment =        
high-margin items = ,     
high-minded = a ,   
highness = n  1) , ;  2)   -.;  3) (.)  ()      
high-pitched = a  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2)    ( ) ;  3)       
high-pressure = a  1)     (       . .) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
high-priced = a ,   
high-priority item =      
high-proof = a ,  (  )  
high-quantity items =     
high-ranker = n .  , ' ',    
high-rise = 1. n  ,  ; 2. a , , ; ~   district       
high-risk issue =     
high-road = . highway  
high-rolling = n . ,   
high-scaler = n   
high-sounding = a ,   
high-speed = a  1) , ;  2)       
high-spirited = a  1) , , ;  2)         
high-stepper = n  1)          ;  2)    ;  3) .       
high-strung = a ,   
high-ticket items =    (. )  
high-turnover items =     
high-up = a  1)  ;  2)       
high-volume items =     
highway = n  1)  , ,      ;  2)  , .   (     -.)      
highway carrier =   ,     
highwayman = n      
highway tax =         
high-yield = ,      
hijack = v  1)  ,    .     .  ;  2) ,        
hike = 1. n  1) . ,  ,     ;  2) .    ;  3) .  , , tax ~      , pay ~s  ; 2. v  1) .  , ;  2) ;  3) .    ;  4)   (,   . .)      
hilarious = a ,   
hilarity = n  ,   
hill = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ()      
hillock = n ,   
hillside = n  ,   
hilly = a   
hilt = n , , (up) to the ~ )  ; ) ,     
him = pron pres (. .  he)  1) , , ,  ;  2) . , that`s ~        
himself = pron  1) refl ,  , -, he persuaded     ~    , he works for ~        , 
he hurt ~  , he is     talking to ~     ;  2)    , he told     so ~    ;  3) he did it all by ~         (), by ~ , ,     , he lives by ~       ; he is not ~    , he came     to ~          
hind I = n  1) ,   ;  2) .       
hind II = n    
hind III = a   
hinder I = a   
hinder II = v  1) , ,  ;  2) ,  ; to ~ smb. from falling     down   -.       
hind-foremost = 1. a ; 2. adv      Hindi = n    
hindmost = a  1)  ,  ;  2)        Hindoo = I, II . Hindu 1, 2  
hindrance = n ,   
hindsight = n  1) ;  2) .       Hindu = 1. n ; 2. a     Hindustani I = n ()   Hindustani II = a   
hinge = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , ; off the ~s      ,  ; 2. v  1) ,         ;  2) ,     ;  3)  ( -. - on)      
hint = 1. n  1) , a broad ~  ; to drop     ( to 
give) a delicate ( gentle) ~      ; to take a ~  ;  2) ; ~s on housekeeping         ;  3)    (-.); 2. 
v  ( -. - that, at)    
hinterland = n ()      , .    
hintingly = adv     
hip I = 1. n ; to have smb. on the ~    -.  ,     -.; to smite ~ and thigh    ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,   ;  3)    ()      
hip II = n    
hip III = 1. n . , ; 2. v .       
hip IV = int ~, ~, hurrah! , , !  
hip-bath = n     
hippo = . . . hippopotamus  
hippodrome = n  1) ;  2)       
hippopotamus = n (pl . hippopotami ) ,   
hire = 1. n  1) , ; to let out on ~      ,  ;  2)   ; 2. v ; to ~ out  ,        
hireling = n ,   
hire-purchase = n , ,     
hire-system = . hire-purchase  
hiring-out = n    
hirsute = a ,   
his = pron poss ,  ; ~ book  , it is ~    
hiss = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , to ~ away, to ~ down, to ~     off ,  (   . .)      
hist = int !, !  
historian = n   
historic = a ,     
historical = a ,   (   . .)  
historiography = n   
history = n  1) ,  ;  2) , , 
life ~  ,     , case ~  ,           
histrionic = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
histrionics = n pl  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
hit = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , full ~  ;  3) , , a lucky ~      , the 
new play was the ~ of the season         ;  4) ,   . .,      , 
smash(ing) ~  ;  5)  ,  (at) ;  6) . . ;  7)  ; 2. v (past, p. 
p. hit)  1) , ; to ~ a man when he`s     down   (. .) ;  2) , ;  3)   , .  (     ); to ~ it   ;  4) () ,  (  ,     ) , ;  5)  () ;  6) . . , ;  7) .  ;  8) . .   , to ~ 
off     , ; to ~ out      ,   -.; to ~ it off      ( -. - with)      
hit-and-miss = a   
hitch = 1. n  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) ;  4) , ; ~ in the negotiations        , without a ~      ,  ;  5) ;  6)   (     );  7) . ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) (), ();  3) , ,  ()     ;  4) . . ;  5) , ;  6) . . hitch-hike      
hitch-hike = v .      
hither = adv ; ~ and thither ()     
hitherto =   ,     
hit-or-miss = adv , ,  , -, here goes, ~! ,   !  
hit(-)parade = n  1)    ,      ( ,   . .) ;  2)   , ,             
hitty-missy = adv . , , -,    
hive = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ; 2. 
v  1)   , . , ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
hives = n pl ,   
ho = int  1) !;  2) ! ( ,   .     .) ;  3) !      
hoar = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. a  1)  , ;  2)       
hoard = 1. n  1) (), -. ,     ;  2)  ; 2. v , ,     
hoarder = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
hoarding I = n  1)    ;  2)         
hoarding II = n  1) ()   (.        ) ;  2)  , , , the ~s of     a lifetime   ;  3) .        , speculative ~ of 
scarce supplies            ,               
hoar-frost = n ,   
hoarse = a , ; to cry (to take) oneself ~  ()    
hoarsen = v  1) , ;  2)  ,       
hoary = a  1) ;  2) ,       
hoax = 1. n , , ; 2. v , ,     
hob = n  1)      ;  2) ,     (     ) ;  3)  ;  4) .  ;  5)  ()      
hobble = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)        
hobbledehoy = n    
hobby = n  1) , ; to ride ( to mount) a ~        () ;  2) . hobby-horse      
hobby-horse = n  () ,    , -  
hobby-horsical = a .  1)  (    .     .) ;  2) , ,               
hobgoblin = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
hobnail = n       
hob-nob I = v  1)  ;  2) . ,       
hob-nob II = adv  1) , , ;  2) , , ,     -      
hobo = n . ,    
hock I = . hough 1, 2  
hock II = n  ()  
hock III = 1. n . , , in ~ )  ;   )  ; 2. v .  ()    
hockey = n   
hockey-player = n   
hockey-stick = n ()   
hockey-team =    
hock-shop = n .   
hocus = v  1) , ;  2)        
hocus-pocus = 1. n , ; 2. v  ,     
hod = n .  ( , ) ,   
hodge-podge = . hotch-potch  
hodman = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)        
hoe = 1. n ; 2. v ,      
hoe-cake = n .    
hoehand = n .   (.   ), ''  
hog I = n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3)  ;  4) ,  ;  5) . , ;  6) , ;  7) .   10 ;  8) . , ;  9) . ,         (. road ~); to bring ~s to a     bad market   ,     ; to go the whole ~ )      -. ,  -.      ; )   ,               
hog II = v  1) (), ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)   (, ) ,      , ;  4)  -;  5) . , ,        ;  6) . -. ,       (. ~ down, ~ off);  7)   ; to ~ the     road    ;  8) , ; to ~ the bathroom                      
hogback = n       
hoggish = a  1) , ;  2)       
hogshead = n  1)  ;  2)   ( 238 )      
hog-tie = v .  1)     () ;  2)     (). .         ,             
hog-wash = n  1) ;  2) . ,  , ,           
hoist = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. v  (, , )    
hoist-bridge = n    
hoity-toity I = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . ,       
hoity-toity II = int .  !  
hold I = 1. n  1) , , , ; to     
catch ( to take) ~ of smth.       -.,  -.; to leave ~ of, to     relinquish one`s ~   ;  2) , ; to get a firm ~ of      ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) ,  ,      ;  7) . , , ;  8) .        ; 2. v (past, p. p. held)  1) (), ();  2) ;  3) , ,   ;  4) , ;  5)   (   . .) , this rule     will ~ in all cases          ;  6) , ;  7) , ;  8)  (,   . .) ;  9) , ,      (,   . .) ;     10) ,  () ;     11)   () ; to ~ back )     () ( -. - from) ; )      (from) ; ) ,     ; to ~ by  (      . .) ,  () ; to ~ down     , ; to ~ forth )     ; ) ; to ~ in     (); to ~ off )       (); ) , ; to ~     on )  ()  -.; )       -., ; to ~     out )  () ; )      () ; ) , ; to ~     over ) ; )       ; to ~ to   -.; )      -.; to ~ together     ; to ~ up )      (); ) , ; )     , , . .        ; to ~ with     , ; ~ hard! !      
hold II = n   
holdall = n  1)  , ;  2)         
holdback = n  1) , ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) ,  ( )      
holder = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
holder for value =  ,      
holdfast = n  1) , in one`s ~  ; to lose one`s     ~   ;  2) . , ,  ;  3)        
holding = 1. n  1)   (. ) ;  2)  ( , ) ,      ;  3) , , ;  4) pl , ;  5) ,  () ;  6) , ;  7)  ;  8) ,      -, cash ~s      ,  , currency ~s      ,  , gold ~      ,  , fogeign     (exchange) ~s   ,        ; 2. a  1) , , ,        ; ~ company ,          ,     -, -;  2) , ()        
holding company = -,  , - (     )  
holding trust = ,        , ,      
hold in pawn =      
hold in pledge = . hold in pawn  
hold in trust =       
hold on trust =    (  )  
holdout = n  1) ,  (  . .) ;  2)  ( -.) ,              
holdover = n .  1) ,  ;  2) )             (,   .     .) ; )          , ,                  (. ~ Senator);  3)   ,       ;  4)          
hold the market =    
hold to terms =    
hold true = ,  (.  )  
hold-up = n .  1) , ;  2) ,  (      )      
hole = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ,   ;  4) , ;  5) , '';  6) .  , in a ~       ;  7) ; ~ in the family savings        ;  8) ,  ;  9) , ,  ; ~ in an     argument    ;     10) ,  , ; to     
pick ~s in ; to make a ~ in      (,   . .) ; 2. v  1) ,  ,     ;  2)    ;  3) ,   ;  4)  ()        
hole-and-corner = a . ,   
holeproof = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)   ,         . . ( , ,       . .)      
holer = n . ,   
holey = a   
holiday = n  1) ,  ,  ; to     
make a ~  ;  2) pl ;  3)  () , on (a) ~  ,     walking ~ ,   ;  4) attr , ; 
blind     man`s ~ .       
holidayer = n  1) , ;  2)       
holiday-maker = n ,   
holier-than-thou = a  1) -, ;  2)    ()     ,       
holiness = n , His Holiness   ( )  
holland = n  1) , , brown ~       ;  2) pl  ,       Hollander = n   
holler = v .   
hollo(a) I = n ,   
hollo(a) II = v  1) ;  2)        
hollo(a) III = int !  
hollow I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)   , ,  (     ) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5) , , ;  6) ; 3. v  1)  (. to ~ out);  2)  ()      
hollow II = adv . ,   
hollow-eyed = a        
hollow-hearted = a   
holly = n .   
hollyhock = n .   
holm I = n  1)   , ;  2)       
holm II = n    
holm-oak = . holm II  
holocaust = n  1) ();  2) , , world ~       (   )      
hologram = n    
holograph = n    (  . .)  
holster = n   
holt = n .  1) ;  2)        
holy = a  1) , ;  2) , , ,     , ; ~ life      ;  3) .-. , ,     , a ~ terror )  ,     ; )  ; )      ,   ;  4)  . . . , ; ~     of holies        
holy-day = n    
holystone = 1. n  (  ) , ; 2. v ,  ()    
homage = n  1) , ; to do ~, to pay ~      ,      ;  2) .         
home = 1. n  1) , at ~ ; to feel at ~       , 
make yourself at ~   , he     is from ~   ;  2) ; to fight for one`s ~       ;  3) ;  4)  , , , have you     news 
from ~?           (  )?;  5) , 
a ~ for the blind       ; to be at ~ (at, in, on, 
with)       (-.) , harvest ~  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)  (   . .) ,      (   . .) ;  3)  (   . .) ; 3. a  1)   (.       ) ;  2)   (-.) ; 4. adv  1) , ,  ;  2)  ,  ; to strike ~       ,   ;  3)  ,  ,  ,  ,      ; to drive ~ )        () ; )    ;     ) , ; to 
bring ~ ,     ; to come ~ to  (     -.) ,  , nothing to write ~     about .  ,            
homebody = n , -, a regular ~    
home-born = a ,    
homebound = n    
home-bred = a ,   
home-coming = n  1)  ;  2) .                
homecraft = n  1)  ;  2)       
home-felt = a ()   
home freight =    
home-grown = a  1)  ,      ;  2) ,       
home help =     
home-keeping = a  1) ;  2)   ,             
homeland = n , ,    
homeless = a ,   
homelike = a  1) , , ;  2) , ; ~ atmosphere      , ,                
homeliness = n  1)  ,  ;  2) , ;  3)       
homely = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ,       
home-made = a  ,     
homemaker = n  ,  , ,     
homeopathy = n   
home port =   1)  ;  2) ,         
homer = n  1)  ;  2) .        
home-sick = a   ,    
home-sickness = n   ,   
homesite = n  1)    ;  2)  ,          
homespun = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
homestead = n  1)     , ,     ;  2) .        
homestead right =           
homestraight = n .    
homestretch = n  1) .  ;  2) .   (-.)      
home-thrust = n  1)  , ,  ;  2) .  ,    ,             
home-town = n  , ,        
homeward = 1. a ,   , ; 2. adv  ,     
homeward-bound = a  ,   ( )  
homewards = . homeward 2.    
home-work = n  1)   (. ) ;  2)        
homeworker = n   
homicidal = a ,   
homicide = n  1) ;  2)       
homily = n ,   
homing I = n . , . (-)  
homing II = a  ,  ( )  
hominy = n   
homogeneous = a   
homograph = n .   
homologous = a   
homonym = n  1) . ;  2)       
homophone = n .   
homosexual = n   
homuncular = a , ,  ( )  
homunculus = n .  1) , , , ;  2)  (  -      )      
homy = a ,     
hone = 1. n  , ; 2. v     
honest = a  1) ;  2) , , I shall be ~ 
with     you     ,        ;  3) , ;  4) , , ,           
honesty = n  1) ;  2) ,       
honey = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ,       
honey-bee = n ()   
honeycomb I = n  1) () ;  2) .  ( )      
honeycomb II = a , ,   
honeycomb III = v ,   
honey-dew = n  1)  ;  2) . ;  3) ,        
honeyed = a ,  ( ) , .   
honeymoon = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   ,      ;  3) .             (.     ) ; 2. v    (in, at)    
honey-mouthed = a ,   
honeysuckle = n .   
honied = . honeyed  
honk = 1. n  1)   ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)  (  ) ;  2) ,  ( )      
honor = 1. n  1) , , in ~  , (up)on my     (word 
of) ~  ;  2) , ; to give ( to pay, to     
do) ~  ,      ;  3)  ,  ;  4) ;  5) pl , , military ~s      ;  6) pl . ;  7) (.) Your Honor!  !,      !; ~s of war   ;     to be an ~ to one`s school (family)         (); to do the ~s of     the 
house ,  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  (-. - with) ;  3)    ( ) ,      () ,  () ;  4) ; to ~ one`s commitments       ;  5)  (       )      
honorable = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) (.)  (        ,   ,      .  )      
honorarium = (pl . honoraria )   
honorary = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3)              
honorific = a  ,   
hood = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)  ,   () ;  4) .  () ; 2. v  1)  ,   . . ;  2) ,       
hoodie = n    
hoodlum = n . .   
hoodoo = 1. n .  1) -., -.,  ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , , ; 2. v .  ,     
hoodwink = v  1)  ;  2) ,        
hoof = 1. n (pl . hooves)  1) , on the ~ ,  ( )     , cloven ~  ;  2) .  () ; to show the     cloven ~   ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) . ,  (. to ~ out);  3)  ;  4) . ,       
hoofed = a  ( )  
hook = n  1) , ; ~ and eye  ()     ;  2) ;  3) , pruning ~  ;  4)  , ;  5) , , ;  6) . , ; by ~ or by crook       ,      ;   ,      ; to drop ( to pop) off the     ~s .   ,        ; to go off the ~s . ) ,     ; ) , off the ~s )     ; )   , on one`s     own ~   ,       , with a ~ at the 
end      () ; 2. v  1)  () , ,      ( ) ;  2) () ( ) ;  3)  () , .   ,     ;  4) . ;  5) to ~ it . , , to ~ 
in     ; to ~ out ; to ~ up )     ,  (  . .)     ; ) .   ,              
hookah = n   
hooked = a  1) , ;  2)    ;  3) . () ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  (-.)      
hooker = n    
hooking = n    ()  
hook-nosed = a       
hook-up = n  1) , ;  2)  .                 
hook-worm = n   
hooky = n to play ~ . . ,  (  )  
hooligan = n   
hoop I = 1. n  1) , ; to trundle a ~       () ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v  ,      
hoop II = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (  ) ; 2. v     
hooper = n ,   
hooping-cough = n   
hoop-la = n  1)  ( -         ) ;  2) . . , , ,           
hoopoe = n  ()  
hoop-skirt = n ,   
hooray = , pl    
hoot = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)  ,   . .; I don`t care     ( give) a ~ .    ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( , ) ;  3)  ( -. - at) , ; to     ~ with laughter    , to ~     after   -.  ,      -.; to ~ away, to ~ off,     
to ~ out        
hooter = n ,   
hooves = pl . hoof 1.  
hop I = 1. n  () ; 2. v      
hop II = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) . , ;  3) . .    ;  4) . ,   ,       ; 2. v  1) ,    ,     ;  2)  (over) ;  3) . , , to ~ off .     ,   ; ~ it! .     !      
hope = 1. n , forlorn ~  ; to   be past ( beyond) ~      , in vain ~ ; 
to resign all ~     ; to elevate ~s    ; to pin one`s ~s on      -; 2. v  1) , I ~ so ,   , I     ~ 
not ,    ; to ~     against hope ,         ;  2) ,  (. 
to ~ for)      
hoped-for = a  , , long ~   
hopeful = 1. n ,  ; 2. a  1)  , ;  2)   ,       
hopefulness = n   
hopeless = a  1)  , ;  2) ,       
hopelessness = n   
hop-off = n . ,   ()  
hop-o`-my-thumb = n ,     
hopper I = n    
hopper II = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) .  ;  4)    ;  5) .-. , ,       
hopple = v   
hopscotch = n '' ( )  
hoptoad = n .   
horde = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . pl . ,  ()     ;  4) , ; 2. v      
horizon = n  1) ;  2) () ;  3) pl , ;  4)  ()        
horizontal = 1. n ; 2. a  (    )    
hormone = n .   
horn = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl  () ,  () ;  3)  (. ) , ,      ; to wind a ~   ;  4) ;  5) . , , ;  6) . . (the ~) ;  7) attr ; ~ of plenty  ,     on the ~s of a dilemma       ; to draw ( to pull) in one`s ~s     , ; to show ( to put     out, to thrust forth) the ~s       ; to raise the ~s     ; 2. v ; to ~ in .     
hornbeam = n  ()  
horned = a   
hornet = n .   
horn-eyed = a    ,     
hornpipe = n  1)  (. ) ;  2)        
horn-rimmed = a     
horny = a  1) ;  2)  ();  3)       
horny-handed = a     
horoscope = n   
horoscopy = n  1)  , ;  2)           
horrible I = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
horrible II = n  , halfpenny ~s    
horrid = a  1) , ;  2) .  ,       
horrific = a   
horrify = v  1) , , ;  2)       
horror = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ( -. - 
of) ; the ~s             
horror-stricken = a  ,    
horror-struck = . horror-stricken  
hors-d`oeuvre = n   
horse = 1. n  1) , , a half-bred ~     -, riding (draught) ~      () ; to 
take ~       ,   ; to ride a ~ to     
death  ; to ~!  !,     !, iron ~ , ;  2) . , ; ~ and foot       , light ~  ;  3)  () ;  4) , , ;  5) . ;  6) attr , , . ,     ; to be on ( to mount, to ride)     the high ~ ; to flog a dead ~       , white ~s      ( ) , dark ~ ' ',     a ~ of another color   ,     don`t look a gift ~ in the mouth          ; 2. v  1) ,   ,  ;  2)     ;  3)        
horseback = 1. n on ~ ; 2. adv .  ( )    
horseborne = a   
horse-box = n     
horse-breeding = n  1) ;  2) attr       
horse-chestnut = n    
horse-cloth = n   
horse-collar = n   
horse-comb = n   
horse-coper = . horsedealer  
horse-cover = . horse-cloth  
horse-dealer = n   
horse-drawn = a     
horseflesh = n  1) ;  2) .        
horse-fly = n   
horse-hair = n  1)  ;  2) attr         
horse-laugh = n ,    
horseless = a   
horseman = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)        
horsemanship = n     
horse-marines = n pl tell that to the ~! . !, ()  - !  !  
horseplay = n  ,    
horsepower = n .  1)  , , indicated ~      () ;  2)        
horsepower of equipment = ()    
horse-race = n   
horse-radish = n   
horse-sense = n .     
horseshoe = n   
horseshoer = n    
horse-trade = v  1)  ,       ;  2)          
horsewhip = 1. n ; 2. v     
horsewoman = n ,   
horsy = a  1) , ;  2)  ,  ;  3)          
horticulture = n   
hose = 1. n  1) , ,  ( ) ;  2) . ; 2. v   ,      
hosier = n    
hosiery = n  1) .  , ;  2)   ;  3)          
hospice = n  1)  (. ) ;  2) , ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)          
hospitable = a  1) ;  2)  (.         )      
hospital = n  1) , , field ~      ; to walk the ~s         ( ) , lying-in ~      ;  2) attr ,       
hospitality = n ,   
hospitalize = v ,     
host I = n  1) , ;  2) . , ; the ~s 
of heaven,     the heavenly ~s )  ; )     ,  , a ~ in himself             
host II = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  . , ; to     reckon without one`s ~       
hostage = n  1) ;  2)       
hostel = n  1) ;  2)        
hostess = n  1) ;  2)     ,       
hostile = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
hostility = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) pl  ; to open hostilities             
hostler = n  1)  (  ) ;  2) . .-.        
hot = 1. a  1) , , I am ~  , he     goes ~ 
and cold     ,       ;  2) , ,     ; to get ~ ,     ;  3) ,  (-. - on) ;  4) , ;  5)  (   . .) ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ; to give 
it ~ to smb. .      ; to get it ~         
hotbed = n  1) ;  2) ,  (  . . , of)      
hot-blooded = a ,   
hot-brained = . hot-headed  
hotchpot = . hotchpotch  
hotchpotch = n  1)     ;  2)  ,       
hotel = n , ; to put up at a ~     
hotfoot = 1. v . , ; 2. adv . , ; to chase ~     ; to come down ~       
hothead = n   ( )  
hot-headed = a , ,   
hothouse = n ,   
hot(-)line = n  1)          ;  2)         (. ) ;  3) '  ',                 
hot-plate = n       
hot-pot = n      
hotspur = n ,    Hottentot = n   
hot treasury bills =     
hough = 1. n ,     () ; 2. v      
hound = 1. n  1)  , the ~s  ; to     
follow the ~s, to ride to ~s       ;  2) , ; 2. v   ,  ,   . , ,    -.; to ~ to death   , to ~   on     
hour = n  1) , , business ~s, offece ~s       (,   . .) ,     labor ~s  , 
breakfast ~      , dinner ~  ,     
consulting ~s   ( ) , the     off ~s  ; ~s of market      , at a good ~ , , 
by     the ~   (  . .) , in a     good (evil) ~   () ;  2) to keep early ( good) ~s        ; to keep late ( bad) ~s        , the small ~s       , dead ~s       , rush ~s  , at the eleventh ~       ;  3) pl  ,  ,      ; the off ~s  ,      , short ~s )   ; )        (       )      
hour-circle = n   
hour-glass = n    
hour-hand = n    
houri = n ,   
hourly = 1. a  1) (), ;  2) () , ; 2. adv , ,     
house = 1. n  1) , , , a detached ~     , 
apartment ~  ,     poultry and home ,  ; to keep     ~  ; to keep the ~ ()      ,  ; to keep open ~       ,  2)   ;  3) , , ;  4) (. the H . )  () , the     Upper House  , of two ~s     , the House of Commons       ( ) , the House of Lords       ( ) , the House of     Representatives   (     ) ; to be in the ~   ;     
to make a House   (      ) ;  5)  , publishing ~     ;  6) , , , settlement ~     .  ,   (     ) , a full ~  ; to bring     
down the ~   ;  7) ,   ;  8) ,  (. ~ of     entertainment), a half-
way ~ )      ; ) ;  9) , a 
public ~ , barrel ~ .     ,  ;     10) (the H.) . () ;     11) (the H.) .  ;     12) attr ; the harrow ~ , like     
a ~ on fire   , a ~ of ill fame      ; 2. 
v  1)  , , ,     ;  2) ,   , ,           
houseboat = n ,     
housebreaker = n  1) , ;  2)          
house counsel =  (  . .)  
house detective =   (, ) , ,    ,  ,   .  
houseful = n    
household = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ; 2. a ,     
household articles =     
householder = n  1)  ;  2)        
housekeeper = n ,   
housekeeping = n  ,   
houseless = a   
housemaid = n   
housemaster = n      
housemates = n pl   
house-physician = n ,     
house telephone = n  ()  
house-to-house selling =   ( ,     )  
house-top = n ; to cry ( to proclaim) from the ~s     
house trailer = -  
house-warming = n    
housewife I = n  ,    
housewife II = n   (   )  
housewifely = a , ,   
housework = n    
housing I = n  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) p. ,  ,      ;  4) . , p, ;  5) ,       
housing II = n   
housing estate =    
hove = past p. p. . heave 2  
hovel = n  1) , ;  2)       
hover = v  1)  (  , . to ~ over) ,      ( ) ;  2) ,  (,  -     about, 
around) ;  3)   ,       
hovercraft = n     , ''  
hovertrain = n       
how = adv  1) ?,  ?; ~ can it be done?        ?; ~ did it happen?       ?; ~ so?  ?;  2) (); ~ far is it?   ?;  3) , , tell him ~ to do it      ,   ;  4)  ( ) ; ~ far it is!       !; ~ 
absurd!  !; ~ kind     of you!      !;  5) ?; ~ is it you don`t want to go?          ?; ~ are you?      ?; ~ do you 
do? !;     ~ now?   ?, and ~! . .      !,  !,  !      
how-d`ye-do = n .    , 
here`s a nice ~!  !,    !  
however = 1. adv   ,   ; 2. conj   ,      
howitzer = n   
howl = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,  ( ) , 
to ~     down  (, )      
howler = n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3)  () ;  4) . ; to come a ~         
howling = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . ,       
howsoever = adv     
hoy I = n     
hoy II = int !  
hoyden = n  ( )  
hub I = n  1)  , ;  2)  (,   . .) ; ~     of the universe  ,        
hub II = n . hubby  
hubbub = n , , ,   
hubby I = n .   
hubby II = . ,  ( )  
huckleberry = n , red ~   
huckster = 1. n  1)    ;  2) , ;  3)   (.        ) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ;  3) ,         ;  4)   () ,      ,  ()      
huddle = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) . .  ;  5)     () ;  6)   ,       ( ) ; 2. v  1) ,  (. do ~ 
together),      ;  2)   ,      -;  3)  -.   , -;  4)  '',  (. to     ~ up); to ~ 
oneself up in a corner       ;  5) ,    (      . .) ;  6) . .           ()      
hue I = n ,   
hue II = n ~ and cry  '!', '!',  ( -.) ; to raise a ~ and cry    
huff = 1. n  , ; to get into   a ~ ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,  () ;  3) (), ()      
huffy = a  1) ;  2) ,       
hug = 1. n  1)  ; to give a ~ ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ,   ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) . to ~ the ground       ; to ~ oneself on ( for) smth.      ,    -      
huge = a , ,   
hugely = adv ,   
hugger-mugger = 1. n  1) , , in ~ , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ; 3. v  1)  , ;  2) ,  () ;  3)  , -; 4. adv  1) , ;  2) , -      
huguenot = n .   
hulk = n  1)  ;  2)     ;  3)  ;  4) -. ,       
hulking = a ,   
hull I = 1. n , , ; 2. v   ,     
hull II = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2) . ; 2. 
v        
hullabaloo = n , ,   
hulled = a ,   
hull insurance =   ,   
hullo = int !  
hull policy = ,      
hum I = 1. n  1) , ,  , ;  2) , ;  3)  , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ; to ~ and 
haw ,     ;  4) .  ,       
hum II = int !  
hum III = n . humbug 1  
human = 1. a  1) , ,      ;  2) , ; ~ institutions      ;  3) , ; 2. n ,     
humane = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ,  (     )      
human investment =        
humanism = n  1) ;  2)       
humanitarian = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a ,     
humanity =   1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) , , ;  4) pl (the 
humanities)        
humanize = v  1)  () , ;  2)  ;  3) ,   ( )      
humankind = n ,    
humanly = adv -,   
humble = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
humble-bee = n   
humbug = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v ,   (into) ,    (out of) ; 3. int !, !    
humdinger = n . .  1)   ;  2)   ;  3)   , ,       ;  4)          
humdrum = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; 3. v  ,     
humid = a ,   
humidify = v   
humidity = n ,   
humiliate = v ,   
humiliation = n ,   
humility = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
humming-bird = n   
humming-top = n ,   
hummock = n  1) , ;  2) ()       
humor I = n  1) , ,  , dry ~               ;  2) , , , ,      ( -. - for) , in good     (bad, ill) ~   () ,     out of ~   , ,       
humor II = v  1)  -., ;  2) ,        
humorist = n   
humorous = a  1) ;  2) ,       
humorsome = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
hump = 1. n  1) ;  2) ();  3) . ,  , ;     to give smb. the ~        -.;  4)  , ,        ; 2. v  1) ;  2)                
humpback = n  1) ;  2) ,       
hump-backed = a   
humph = int !  
humpty-dumpty = n   Hun = n . , . ,   
hunch = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) . . , ; to     have a ~ that , , 
on a ~      ,   ; 2. v ,     
hunch-back = n   
hundred = 1.  ; 2. n ,  , by the ~ , in   ~s   (  . .) ; one ~ per   cent   ,     
hundredfold = 1. a ; 2. adv       
hundred-percent = a . , ,   
hundred-percenter = n . -  
hundred-proof = n  1)   ( ) ;  2)  , , ,           
hundredth = 1.  ; 2. n      
hundredweight = n  (  = 50,8 ,   = 45,3 )  
hung = past, p. p. . hang I  Hungarian = 1. n  1) , , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
hunger = 1. n  1) , keen ~  ; to stay ~     .  ,  ;  2)  ,  -. (after,     for) ; ~ is the best relish  -      ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)  ,  -. (after,     for) ;  3)   (into, out of)      
hunger-strike = 1. n  () ; 2. v      
hungrily = adv ,    
hungry = a  1) , ; to go ~       ;  2)  ,  -. (for) ;  3) ,  ( ) ; ~ as a hunter              
hunk = n .  ,   
hunks = n   
hunky-dory = a . . ,   
hunt = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (for) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,   (for) ;  3) , , , to ~ after     , ; to ~ away ; to ~     
down , , ; to ~ out     , ; 
to ~ up       
hunt and peck =   ,   ( )  
hunter = n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ;  4)    , bargain ~      ,                 
hunting = n  1) ;  2) attr       
hunting-box = n    
huntsman = n   
hurdle = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ,  (. .) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ( , )     , .       
hurdle-race = n  1)   ;  2)        
hurdy-gurdy = n   
hurl = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)  ( ) , ,      () ; to ~ oneself  ( - at,     upon) ;  2)  () ,      (, )      
hurly-burly = n  1) , , , ;  2) attr ,   (   .     .)      
hurrah = 1. n ; 2. v  ; 3. int !    
hurray = 1, 2, 3 . hurrah 1., 2., 3.  
hurricane = n  1) , ;  2) , ; ~ of applause      ()       
hurried = a , ,   
hurriedly = adv ,   
hurry = 1. n  1) , , , in a ~     ) , ; ) . ,     ; to be in a ~ , , no     ~   ;  2) ,       (,  -.) ; 2. v  1) (), , ; ~ up!     !;  2)  -.    ,       ( - into) ; to ~ into     action .    ; 
to ~     out of sight  , to ~ away,     to ~ off  , , ,     ; to ~ over, to ~ 
through      -,       
hurry-scurry = 1. n  , ; 2. a ; 3. v  , ; 4. adv -,      
hurst = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3)       
hurt = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3) ; 2. v (past, p. p. hurt I)  1)  , , ; to     get ~ , ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  , ;  4) .       
hurtful = a   
hurtle = v .  1)  ( -.) ,      ( - against) ,  ( -     together);  2) ,   , ;  3)  ,       
husband I = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) . ship`s ~ ,              
husband II = v  1)  -, ,     ;  2) .  ,       
husbandry = n  1) , ;  2)   , ,     animal ~       
hush = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)  , ,      ;  2) , , to ~ 
up ,     , , . ; 3. int !, !    
hushaby = int -  
hush-hush = 1. a .   ,   ; 2. v .     
hush-money = n     
husk = 1. n , ,  ; 2. v   ,     
huskily = adv ,    
husky I = a  1)  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4) .         
husky II = n .      
husky III = n  ()  
hussar = n   
hussy = n  1)  ;  2)       
hustings = n  1) ,  ;  2) .          
hustle = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) .  ;  3) . , ;  4) ,  (  .     .) ;  5)  ;  6)  (    )     ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) , ;  3) ,  (into) ,     ;  4) , ;  5) .  , , to ~     away , ; to ~ through     ,       
hustler = n  1) ,  ;  2) . . ;  3) . . ,        
hut = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)         
hutch = n  1)   ;  2) , ;  3) . ,       
huzza = 1, 2, 3 . hurrah 1, 2, 3  
huzzy = . hussy  
hyacinth = n   
hyaena = . hyena  
hybrid = 1. n , ; 2. a ,     
hybridization = n ,   
hydra = n   
hydrangea = n   
hydrant = n  , -   
hydrate = n . ; ~ of lime    
hydraulic = a   
hydraulics = n   
hydro = . . . hydropathic 1  
hydrocarbon = n   
hydroelectric = a   
hydrofoil = n      
hydrogen = n  1) , heavy ~  ,     ;  2) attr       
hydropathic = 1. n ; 2. a     
hydropathy = n   
hydrophobia = n ,   
hydroplane = n  1) ;  2)       
hydroponics = n .-. ,      
hydropsy = n .   
hydroskimmer = n .      
hydrostatics = n   
hydroturbine = n   
hydroxide = n .  ,   
hyena = n   
hygiene = n   
hygienic(al) = a ,   
hymen = n .    
hymeneal = a   
hymn = 1. n  ; 2. v  ,     
hyper- = pref   ,  ,   . . -, , , hypersensitive   
hyperbole = n ,   
hyperborean = 1. n . ,     ; 2. 
a . ,     
hypercritical = a  ,   
hyperemployment = n ,  ,     
hyperinflation = n ,   (, )   
hypermarket = n  1) .           (      ) ;  2)             25 . .       
hypersonic = a ,   
hypertension = n     
hypertrophy = n   
hypervelocity = n  1)  ;  2)        
hyphen = 1. n ,   (-); 2. v       
hyphenate = . hyphen 2  
hypnopedia = n ,     
hypnosis = n   
hypnotic = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
hypnotist = n   
hypnotize = v   
hypo- = pref    ,    . . -, -, -, hypodermic , hypophysis   
hypochondria = n ,  ,   
hypocrisy = n , ,   
hypocrite = n ,   
hypocritical = a , ,   
hypodermatic = 1, 2 . . hypodermic 1, 2  
hypodermic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
hypotenuse = n .   
hypothec = n ,   
hypothecary = a   
hypothecary action =      ,      
hypothecary debt = ,     
hypothecate = v  () ,     
hypothecation = n   ()  
hypothesis = n (pl hypotheses ) ,   
hypothetic(al) = a ,   
hy-spy = n   , '-'  
hysteria = n   
hysterical = a ,   
hysterics = n   I, i I = n 9-  . ; to dot one`s i`s    i  I II = pron pres   
iambi = pl . iambus  
iambic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
iambus = ( pl . iambi)   
ibidem = adv    
ice = 1. n  1) , drifting ~ ,  ;     to 
break the ~  , .       ,  , on thin ~     .  ,      ;  2) ;  3) () ;  4) . . , ;  5)  ()       ;  6) attr , ; to cut no ~ )       ; )  ; 2. v  1) ; ~ d up  ;  2) () ;  3)   ;  4) . . , ;  5) ~ out ) ,  )     , ,               
ice-age = n    
ice-axe = n   
iceberg = n   
iceblink = n    
ice-boat = n  1)  (  ) ;  2)       
ice-boating = n    
ice-bound = a    
ice-box = n . .   
ice-breaker = n   
ice-cake = n    
ice-cold = a  , ,     
ice-cream = n   
ice-dance = n  1)   ;  2)         
ice-drift = n  1)  ;  2)       
ice-field = n    
ice fishing =     
ice-floe = n  1)  ;  2) attr the ~ drifting 
expedition              
ice-fox = n   
ice-hill = n  1) ,  (   ) ;  2)       
ice-hockey = n .  ( )  
ice-house = n  1) ;  2)        Icelander = n , , the ~s   Icelandic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
iceman = n  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) , .        
ice-pack = n      
ice-point = n     
ice show =     
ice-skating = n     
ice-up = n  1) ;  2)       
ice-yacht = . ice-boat 1)  
icicle = n   
icily = adv   
icing = n . ,           ()  
icing charge =    ( )  
icon = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
icy = a  1) , ;  2)        I`d = . = I would, I should, I had  
idea = n  1) , ; to have an ~ of      ,  , not the     remotest (  the faintest) ~       , I had no ~ you were there        ,    ;  2) , , fixed ~  ;  3) , , what an ~!       !,   !, what`s the big ~?         ?      
ideal = 1. n , ; ~ beau    ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
idealism = n   
idealist = n   
idealistic = a   
idealization = n   
idealize = v   
idem = n   (),   ( )  
identic(al) = a  1)   () (  ) ;  2) , ,      (with)      
identical biddings =    ( )  
identification = n  1) ;  2) ,  ,     ;  3) attr ,        
identification card =    
identify = v  1)   (with) ;  2) ,  ,     ; to ~ oneself  ,       ;  3) , ; to ~     oneself with  ( ) ,      (   . .)      
identikit = n         ; ~ picture of the killer     
identity = n  1) , , price ~       (      ) , accounting ~       (  ) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) .       
ideological = a   
ideologist = n   
ideology = n , Marxist ~    
idiom = n .  1) ,  ;  2) , , , local ~            
idiomatic = a .  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
idiosyncrasy = n .   
idiot = n ,   
idiot card = .  (    )  
idiotic = a   
idle = 1. a  1) , , ;     to 
lie ~   ; to stand ~       (   . .) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5)  (  ) ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ away the     
time  (, )  ,      ;  2) .    ,      ;  3)    ;  4) , , to ~ over       ,            
idle capital =  ,    
idle hours =  ,      
idleness = n  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3) , capital ~ )      () ; )       , part-time ~      ,        
idler = n  1) , ;  2) .   () ,            
idly = adv ,   
idol = n ,   
idolater = n  1) ;  2) ,       
idolatry = n  1) ;  2) ,       
idyll = n   
idyllic = a   
if = 1. conj   :  1) ,  , I would do     it if I were you    ,          ;  2) ,   , if I only     
knew!     !;  3)     , if I     do not understand I ask questions      ,    ,  ;  4)   -   as      , as if he did not hear about it!           !;  5)     .      , I do not know if he understands the text       ,    ; 2. n if ifs and ands were pots 
and pans   .         
iffy = a .   
igneous = a  1) , ;  2) . ,            
ignis fatuus = n  , .    
ignite = v  1) (), (),     ;  2)       
igniter = n ,   
ignition = n  1) , , ;  2)       
ignoble = a , ,   
ignominious = a ,   
ignominy = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
ignoramus = n   
ignorance = n  1) ,  (of) ;  2)       
ignorant = a  1)  ,   (of, in) ;  2)       
ignore = v  1)    , ;  2) .       
il- = pref    ,     ,    ,    c 1 -, illogical   
ill = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl , , ; 2. a  1) predic ; to be ~  ; to     fall (  to be 
taken) ~ ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , ; 3. adv  1) , ; to speak ~ 
of      ,   -.; to take     a thing ~   -.,       -.;  2)  (),  ; ~ provided      ,       
ill-advised = a   
ill-affected = a ,  ( -.)  
ill-assorted = adv     ( ) ,    
illative = a  1)  , ;  2)    ,           
ill-being = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
ill-blood = n , ,   
ill-bred = a  , ,   
ill-breeding = n ,  ,   
ill-conditioned = a  1) , ;  2)   ,       
ill-disposed = a  1) ;  2)  ( - towards) ;  3)  ,       
illegal = a  1) ;  2)       
illegal contract =    
illegibility = n ,   
illegible = a ,   
illegitimacy = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
illegitimate = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ,       ( , ) ;  4) ,  ; 2. v      
ill-fated = a , ,    
ill-favored = a  1) ;  2) ,       
ill-founded = a   
ill-gotten = a     
ill-humored = a     
illiberal = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)       
illicit = a ,   
illicit trade =   1)  ;  2)        
illimitable = a , ; ~ space  ; ~ wealth    
illimited = a ,   
illiquid = a  1) ;  2) . ,         
illiquid assets =    
illiquid funds =    
illiquidity = n    
illiteracy = n   
illiterate = 1. n  1)  ();  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
ill-judged = a  1) ;  2)       
ill-luck = n , ,   
ill-mannered = a ,   
ill-natured = a ,   
illness = n , occupational ~  , 
previous ~ ,        
illogical = a   
ill-omened = a ,    
ill-spoken = a     
ill-starred = a , ,      
ill-tempered = a   
ill-timed = a   
ill-treat = v ,    
illuminant = 1. v  1)  , ;  2)  ; 2. a ,     
illuminate = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   , ;  4)  ;  5)  ()  ;  6) . ;  7)  ()       
illuminated (letter) advertising =   ( )  
illumination = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . pl ;  4)   ( ) ;  5) ,       
illuminator = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) -      
illumine = v  1) , ,  ;  2)       
ill-use = . ill-treat  
illusion = n  1) ,  , ;  2)        
illusionist = n  1) ;  2) ,       
illusive = a ,   
illusory = . illusive  
illustrate = v ,   
illustration = n  1) , ;  2)       
illustrative = a ,   
illustrator = n   
illustrious = a ,   
ill-will = n ,    I`m = . = I am  
im- I = pref    ,   -. ,     ,     m, b, p: to imbed , ,   
im- II = pref    ,     ,    ,     m, 
b, p: immoral , imperishable , ,   
image = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , he is the very ~ of his father       ;  4) ; to speak in ~s      ;  5) ;  6) ,  () ; 2. v  1) ,  , ;  2)  ,       ;  3)  (  )      
image-building = n   , ,  ( , ,   . .)  
imaginable = a   
imaginary = a ,   
imaginary damages =    
imaginary profit =   (      )  
imagination = n ,   
imaginative = a  1)   ;  2)   ,       
imagine = v  1)  , ;  2) ,       
imbalance = n  1) ,  ;  2) , ; ~s of     economy         
imbalance in trade =   ,         
imbecile = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
imbecility = n  1) ;  2) ,        
imbibe = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
imbroglio = n  ,   
imbrue = v ,  ()  
imbue = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ()      
imitate = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
imitation = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) attr ,       
imitative = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
imitator = n   
immaculate = a  1) , ;  2)  ( .) ;  3)       
immanent = a , ,   
immaterial = a  1) ;  2) ,       
immature = a , (),   
immaturity = n   
immeasurable = a ,   
immediate = a  1) ,  (     , ) ;  2) ;  3) , ,       
immediate availability =    (  . .)  
immediately = adv  1) ;  2)       
immemorial = a   
immense = a  1) , , ;  2) . ,       
immensely = adv ,   
immensity = n ,   
immerse = v  1) ;  2) ,       
immersion = n   
immigrant = 1. n , ; 2. a ,     
immigrate = v , ()  
immigration = n  1) , ;  2)   ( -. )      
imminence = n ,  (-.)  
imminent = a , , , ,  (   )  
immobile = a ,   
immobility = n  1) ;  2)       
immobilize = v  1)  , ,     ;  2)    ()      
immoderate = a ,   
immodest = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
immodesty = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
immolate = v     
immolation = n ,   
immoral = a   
immorality = n   
immortal = a ,   
immortality = n   
immortalize = v ,   
immovability = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
immovable = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
immovable property =    
immovables = n pl  ,   
immune = a ,   ( - from, 
against, to)  
immunity = n  1) ,  ( - from) ;  2)  ( , ) ,     , ;  3) . , ; ~ of a     deputy  ,     diplomatic ~        
immure = v  1)   ; to ~ oneself        ;  2)       
immutable = a ,   
imp = n ,   
impact = 1. n  1) ,  (on, against) ,     ;  2) , ; 2. v  ,   (into,   in)    
impair = v , ,   
impale = v  1) ; to ~ oneself upon ,     ;  2)         
impalpable = a  1) ;  2)       
impart = v  1) ;  2)  (  . .)      
impartial = a ,   
impartiality = n ,   
impassable = a ,   
impasse = n , . .    
impassible = a  1) , ;  2)       
impassioned = a  ,   
impassive = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
impatience = n   
impatient = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)   ( -.)      
impeach = v  1)  ;  2) ,  (of, 
with) ;  3) .         ;  4)              ; to ~     a president .   (      )               ,             
impeachment = n  1) , ;  2) .          ;  3) . ,                            
impeachment of waste =      
impeccable = n ,   
impecunious = a ,     
impede = v ,   
impediment = n , , an ~ in one`s speech   
impel = v  1) ;  2) , ,         
impellent = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
impend = v , ,  (over)  
impendence = n ,  (-.)  
impending = a , ,   
impenetrable = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .       
impenitent = ,   
imperative = 1. n  1) .  ;  2)    ,      , job creation has 
become an ~ for     the government           ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
imperceptible = a ,   
imperfect = 1. n .   ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .         
imperfect entry =     
imperfection = n  1) , ;  2) ; ~ 
of market       (   )      
imperfect obligation = ,    ,    
imperial I = n  1)  () ;  2) ,  (,   .     .)      
imperial II = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) ,  ( .     ) ;  6)           
imperialism = n   
imperialist = n  1) ;  2) attr       
imperialistic = a   
imperil = v    
imperious = a  1) , ;  2)       
imperishable = a  1) , ;  2)       
impermeable = a   
impermissible = a   
impersonal = a  1)  (. .) ;  2) ,       
impersonate = n  1) , ;  2) ,   (-.) ;  3)   ( -.)      
impersonation = n  1) , ;  2)   (-.) ;  3)    ( -.)      
impertinence = n  1) , ;  2)       
impertinent = a  1) , ;  2) ,    ;  3)       
imperturbability = n ,   
imperturbable = a ,   
impervious = a  1) ,  (to) ;  2) ; ~ to argument       ,         
impetuosity = n   
impetuous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
impetus = n  , , , , ; 
to put fresh ~     
impiety = n  1) ;  2) ,       
impinge = v  1)  ( - on, upon) ;  2)  ( - 
on, upon)      
impious = a ()  
impish = a   
implacability = n ,   
implacable = a ,   
implant = v  1) ;  2) . . ;  3) .  (, )      
implement = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2) ,        
implementation = n  1) , ,      (  . .) ;  2) ,  (      . .) ;  3) , , ; ~     to one`s 
salary         
implicate = v  1) ;  2) , ; to be ~d 
in       ;  3) ,   ;  4)    ( -.) ,       ,        (-.)      
implication = n  1) (-), , ;  2) ;  3) , , by ~  ;  4) ,       
implicative = a   ,    
implicit = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ( ,       . .)      
implore = v ,   
imply = v  1) ,   ;  2) ;       
impolite = a ,   
impolitic = a  1) ;  2)       
imponderability = n   
imponderable = a  1) , ;  2)         
imponent = a   ,    
import I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . pl ,  ;  3) attr , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  (,       . .)      
import II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  ,       
importance = n ,  , ; to be 
of ~  ; to be of no ~   ; to attach ~  () ,    
important = a ,   
import approvals =    
importation = n ,   
import duty =    
importee = n ,   -.     ( ,   . .)  
import entry =     
importer = n   
import quota =    
import restrictions =    
importunate = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
importune = v ,    
importunity = n , , pl    
impose = v  1)  () ,      (,  , on) ;  2)  ( -.) ;  3)   (on, upon) ;  4) ,        
impose a duty on goods = a   ,   
imposing =     
imposition = n  1) ,  ();  2)  ,       (  . ) ;  3) ,       
impossibility = n   ()  
impossibility of performance =   1) ;  2)       
impossible = a   
impossible contract = ,   -   
impost = n . , , ,   
impostor = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
imposture = n , ,   
impotent = a , ,   
impound = v  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) ,       
impoverish = v  1)   , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) ,  ,       
impracticable = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)    ,     , technologically ~ .      ,            
impractical = a .  1) , ;  2) . 
impracticable  1)      
imprecate = v  ,  ( -. - upon)  
imprecation = n   
impregnability = n ,   
impregnable = a , ,   
impregnate = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (with) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  (with)      
impregnation = n  1) , ;  2)       
impresario = n (pl . impresari ) ,   
impress I = 1. n ,  (. .) ; 2. v  1) , ,       (on) ;  2) ,  (. - with) ;  3) ,  (on) ;  4) ,             
impress II = v  (  )  
impressible = a ,   
impression = n  1) , sharp ~  ,     
auditive (visual) ~  ()     , , under the ~ (of)      ; to convey the ~      ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) , , ;  5)       
impressionable = a ,   
impressionism = n .   
impressionist = n .   
impressive = a ,   ,   
imprest = n  ,  ,    
imprimatur = n  1) , ;  2)   (       . .)      
imprint = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .   (. publisher`s     ~, printer`s ~); 2. v  1)  (on, 
with) ;  2)  ,       
imprison = v     
imprisonment = n ()   
improbability = n   
improbable = a   
improbity = n   
impromptu = 1. n c, ; 2. a ; 3. adv ,      
improper = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
impropriety = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
improvable = a  1)   ,     ;  2) ,    (     )      
improve = v  1) (), ()(); to     ~ 
in health ;  2) () () ;  3)   , to ~ away      ,  ; 
to ~ upon       
improvement = n  1) , ;  2)  ()      
improvident = a  1) ;  2)       
improvisation = n   
improvisator = n   
improvise = v   
imprudence = n , ,   
imprudent = a , ,   
impudence = n ,   
impudent = n ,   
impugn = v ,   
impulse = n , , ,   
impulsion = n ,   
impulsive = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .          
impulsively = adv  1)   ;  2)  ,       
impunity = n  1) , with ~ ;  2) .         
impure = a  1) , ;  2) ,        
impurity = n  1) ;  2)       
imputation = n  1) ,   ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) .   (.      ) ;  4) pl  ,      ;  5) , admissible ~            
impute = v  1)  (-.) ;  2)   ;  3) .        
imputed interest =   (    )  
in I = 1. prep  1)               -. (          , . at     l, ) (), , in the USSR (Moscow, the     capital, the country, the house, the street,     
the garden, the yard)   (,     , , ,  ,  ,      ), in the cosmos  ;  2)     : )         ,   .      , in the morning (afternoon,     
evening)  ( , ), in     summer (autumn, 
winter, spring)      (, , ), in January (March     etc)   (  ..), in 1961  1961     ., 
in the XX century   ; )      ,                   , , , I will come to see you     in a week     , the boy     did the task in an hour         ;  3)  ) ,                 , , ,  .      , in difficulties (danger,     
distress, sorrow, mourning, need, earnest,     fact, fun)        (, , , , ,     , ,  ), in office     (power, 
practice, use, fashion)   (     ,  ,  ,  ,      ); )    ,      .  , in black (white,     silk)   (, ), in pen     (pencil, ink, black and white)      (,  , ,       ); ) ,        ; to cut in 
pieces   ;     )      , ,     one in every ten   ,       ; 2. 
adv , , in and out     ; in at one ear and 
out at the other   .     ,       
in II = n the ~s    ; ~s and outs )    ; ) , ; )      
in- I = pref    ,   -. , inland   ,      ; to trust , to intrust   
in- II = pref    ,     ,   ,      ,  l, m, b, p  r (. -il, im- II, ir-) -, -, -, inorganic   
inability = n , , pay ~   
inaccessibility = n ,   
inaccessible = a , ,   
inaccuracy = n  1) ;  2)       
inaccurate = a  1) ;  2)       
inaction = n ,   
inactive = a , ,  ( ) ,  ( )  
inactivity = a ,   
inadequacy = n  1)  (-.) ;  2)       
inadequate = a  1)   , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
inadequate housing =   1)   ;  2)        
inadmissible = a ,   
inadvertence = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
inadvertency = . inadvertence  
inadvertent = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
inalienable = a   
inalterable = a ,   
in-and-out = n  1)   ,  ,  ;  2)   ;  3)                
in-and-outers = n ,     (  )  
inane = 1. n (the ~) ,    ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
inanimate = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
inanimation = n  1) ;  2)       
inanition = n ()   
inanity = n  1) , ;  2)       
inappealable = a .     
inapplicable = a , ,   
inappreciable = a  1) ,    ,     ;  2) ,       
inappreciation = n   
inapprehensible = a   
inapproachable = a ,   
inappropriate = a , ,   
inapt = a  1) ;  2) , ,     ,       
inaptitude = n  1) , ;  2)       
inarticulate = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
inasmuch = adv ~ as  , ,    
inattention = n ,   
inattentive = a   
inaudible = a ,   
inaugural = 1. a ; ~ address (speech)    ()    ,     ,   . .; ~   ceremony  ,     (-.); 2. n .             
inaugurate = v  1)   (,       . .) ;  2)      . .;  3)       
inauguration = n  1)  ;  2) e         
inauspicious = a ,     
in-between = n  1) ;  2)       
inborn = a   
inbound = a ,  -  ( , )  
inbreathe = v , .   -. (, )  
inbred = a  1) ;  2)   ,             
incalculable = a  1) , ;  2)    ;  3)  ( )      
incandescence = n , ,  , . ,   
incandescent = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
incapability = n   
incapable = a  (,  - of)  
incapacitate = v  1)  ,   ;  2) .  ; to be ~d from voting             
incapacity = n  1)  ( - for) ;  2) .       
incarnate = 1. a ; 2. v     
incarnation = n   
incendiarism = n  1) ;  2)       
incendiary = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
incense I = 1. n , ; 2. v ,      
incense II = v , ,     
incentive = 1. n  , ,   , 
economical ~  ,    , 
export ~s      ; 2. a     
incentive bonus =    
inception = n  1) ;  2)         
inceptive = a  1) (), ;  2) .       
incertitude = n ,   
incessant = a , ,   
incest = n   
inch I = 1. n  1)  (= 2, 5 ) , every ~ ,        ;  2)  , , ; ~     by ~, 
by ~es , ,     -, within an ~ of o,       ;  3) pl , a man of your ~es       ; 2. v   (. to ~ one`s way   
forward), to ~ along . .    ,       
inch II = n . ()   
inchoate = 1. a  1) , ;  2)   ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ,       
incidence = n  1) ,  ;  2) , ,       
incidence of taxation =     
incident I = n  1) , , ;  2)  ( , )      
incident II = a  1)  (to) ;  2)  ( ,   . .) , upon      
incidental = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
incidental expenses =    
incidentally = adv   
incinerate = v  1) , ;  2) .       
incinerator = n  1)  ;  2)       
incipient = a ,   
incise = v  1) , , ;  2) ,       
incision = n  1) , , ;  2) .       
incisive = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) .       
incisor = n ,    
incite = v  1) ;  2) , ,       
incitement = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ,       
incivility = n   
inclement = a ,  ( , )  
inclinable = a ,  ( -. - to)  
inclination = n  1) , , ;  2) ,  (to, for) ;  3) ,  ( )     ;  4) , birth ~        
incline = 1. n ,  ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2)  ,  ( -.)      
inclose = . enclose  
inclosure = . enclosure  
include = v ,  ( ),   
including = prep ,     
inclusion = n   
inclusive = a   , , pages 5 to 25 ~   5  25   
incognito = 1. n ; 2. adv ,       
incognizable = a   
incoherence = n , ,   
incoherent = a , ,   
incombustible = a , ,   
income = n , , , , , gross ~  , national ~  , net ~  ,  ; to draw ~ ,  ; to 
ensure ~ ,    
incomer = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
income-tax = n    
incoming = 1. n  1) ;  2) . pl ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,  (  ) ;  3)  ( , )      
incommensurable = a  1) ,  ( - with) ;  2) .       
incommensurate = a ,  ( - with, to)  
incommode = v ,   
incommodious = a  1) , ,  ( ) ;  2) , ,       
incommunicable = a   
incommunicative = a   
incomparable = a  1) , ;  2)  ( - with, to)      
incompatible = a   
incompetence = n  1) ;  2) .       
incompetent = n  1) , ;  2) . ) ; )       
incomplete = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
incomprehensible = a ,   
incomprehension = n   
incompressible = a ,   
incomputable = a ,   
inconceivable = a  1) , ;  2) .       
inconclusive = a ,   
incondite = a  ( .   . .)  
incongruity = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
incongruous = a  1) ,  (with);  2) ,       
inconsecutive = a   
inconsequence = n   
inconsequent = a ,   
inconsequential = . inconsequent  
inconsiderable = a ,   
inconsiderate = a  1) , ;  2) , ,           
inconsistent = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
inconsolable = a   
inconspicuous = a ,    ,     
inconstant = a  1) , , ;  2)       
inconsumable = a  1) , ;  2)       
incontestable = a , ,   
incontinence = n  1) ;  2)       
incontinent = a  1) ;  2)       
incontinently = adv ,   
incontrovertible = a , ,   
inconvenience = n ; to put to ~ ,    
inconvenient = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
inconvertible = a  1)    ( ) ,     ;  2)       
inconvincible = a     
incoordination = n   
incorporate = a 1. , ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) () ( - with);  3)    ,       ,     (      ) ;  4) ,       ;  5) ,  ()              
incorporate person =    
incorporation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)    ,       ;  4) ,        ;  5) ,  ()              
incorporeal = a ,   
incorporeal chattels =    
incorporeal right =  , ,       
incorrect = a  1) , ,   2) ;  3)       
incorrigible = a   
incorruptible = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
increase = 1. n  1) , , , wage ~       ; to be on the ~     ;  2) , ; 2. v , , (),   ()    
increasing = a ,   
increasingly = adv    ,      
incredibility = n ,   
incredible = a ,   
incredulity = n   
incredulous = a   
increment = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)         
incremental = a ,   
increment of capital =    
increment of output =    
increment of value =    
increment value duty =      
incriminate = v  ( ) , ,     
incriminatory = a   
incrustation = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .       
incubate = v  1) ,  ,       ;  2)  (  . .)      
incubation = v  1) ,  ;  2) .        
incubator = n   
inculcate = v ,  (in, upon)  
inculcation = n ,   
inculpate = v  1) ;  2)       
incumbent = a  1) ,  ( - on) ;  2)  ( -. - upon) ,     , it is ~ on you to warn 
them              
incunabula = n pl ,    
incur = v  1)  -., ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  (, )      
incurability = n  1) ;  2)       
incurable = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
incuriosity = n  ,   
incurious = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , not ~       
incursion = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
incurved = a   
indebted = a  1)  (-.) ,   ( -. -     
to) ;  2)  (-., -. - to , -.     - for) ;  3)        
indebtedness = n ,  (. .)  
indecency = n ,   
indecent = a , ,   
indecision = n   
indecisive = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,       
indeclinable = a .   
indecorous = a , ,    
indecorum = n    
indeed = adv  1) ,   , he was ~ a     
remarkable man         , 
who is this comrade     X? - Who is he, ~?    ? -      ,   ?;  2)   e?, ?;  3)   : this is quick work,     ~!    !, yes, ~!  !,     , !, no, ~! , !      
indefatigable = a ,   
indefeasible = a , ,   
indefinable = a   
indefinite = a  1) ;  2)       
indelible = a , ,   
indelicacy = n , ,   
indelicate = a , ,   
indemnification = n  () ,   
indemnify = v  1) ,  ( - from,     
against) ;  2) ,  ( - for)      
indemnitee = n ,          
indemnitor = n ,         
indemnity = n  1)   , ;  2) , ;  3)       
indemnity against liability =    
indemnity against loss =    
indemnity bond =    
indemnity contract =    
indent = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) . , ;  3) , ;  4)  , ,  (     ) , , ;  5)    ; 2. v  1) , , ,      () ;  2) .  , ;  3) ;  4)  ,  (-.     
upon,  -. - for);  5)   ( ) ;  6)           ;  7)           
indentation = n  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3) ,  ()      
indented = a ,   
indention = . indentation  
indenture = n  ,   
independence = n ,   
independent = a ,   
independent contractor =   
indescribable = a   
indestructible = a ,   
indeterminable = a   
indeterminate = a  1) , ;  2)       
indetermination = n  1) ;  2)       
index = 1. n (pl . indices)  1) ;  2) () ;  3) ;  4)   (. ~ finger);  5) .  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)         
indexation = n . ,         
indexed new value insurance = ,       Indiaman = n   -   Indian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2) , 
the ~s , Red ~      ;  3) ,    ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       Indian club = n .   Indian ink = n   Indian light = n    Indian shoe = n   Indian summer = n  ;  ' '  India paper = n  ,     India-rubber = n  1) , ;  2)   , ;  3) attr       
indicate = v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) .  (  . .) ,     ;  4) .   ()     ;  5)    ,       ,              
indicated = a .   
indication = n  1) ,  () ;  2) , ,       
indicative = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) ,  ( - of) ;  2) .       
indicator = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)        
indicatory = a ,   
indices = pl . index 1.  
indict = v    
indictable = a     
indictee = n . ,   
indictment = n  1)  ; to bring in an ~       -.;  2)                           
indifference = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
indifferent = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4) . , .       
indigence = n ,   
indigene = n ,    
indigenous = a , ,   
indigent = a ,   
indigested = a  1)  () ;  2) ,       
indigestible = a   
indigestion = n ,    
indignant = a ,   
indignation = n ,   
indignity = n ,   
indirect = a  1) ,  ( ) ,      ( ) ;  2)  (. .) ;  3)       
indirect barter =  ,           
indirect tax =    
indiscernible = a ,   
indiscreet = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
indiscrete = a ,   
indiscretion = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
indiscriminate = a  1) ;  2) ,       
indiscrimination = n   
indispensable = a  1) ;  2)  (   . .)      
indispose = v  1)  ; to be ~d      ;  2)  ,  (     -. - 
for) ;  3)  () ,  (     - towards, 
from)      
indisposition = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (to, towards)      
indisputable = a ,   
indissoluble = a  1) , ;  2) . ,       
indistinct = a  1) , , ;  2)       
indistinctive = a ,   
indistinguishable = a   
indivertible = a   
individual = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ,       
individualism = n   
individualist = n   
individuality = n   
individualization = n ,   
individualize = v  1)   ;  2) ,  ,       
individually = adv ,    
indivisibility = n   
indivisible = 1. n  ,  ,   ; 2. a ,      
indivisible input =   1)   ;  2)        Indo-Chinese = a   
indocile = a ,   
indoctrinate = v  1) , ;  2) ,  ( , with)      Indo-European = a   
indolence = n  1) , ;  2) .  ( )      
indolent = a  1) , ;  2) .       
indomitable = a , ,   Indonesian = 1. n , , the ~s   ; 2. a     
indoor = a ,   ,  ( , )  
indoors = adv () ,  ; to stay ~  ,    
indorsation = . endorsement  
indorse = . endorse  
indorsee = n .   
indorsement = . endorsement  
indraft = . indraught  
indraught = n  (,   . .)  
indubitable = a   
induce = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
induced investment = ,   (     )  
inducement = n ,  ,   
inducements to invest =     
induct = v  1) ,  (into) ;  2) ,        , . .   ;  3) , ;  4) .       
inductee = n .   
induction = n  1) , ;  2)    , .     .   ;  3) . ;  4) attr ;  5) attr .       
inductive = a  1) . ;  2) . ;  3)       
inductor = n   
indue = . endue  
indulge = v  1)  (-. - in) ,       (); to ~ in rowing      ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4)     ;  5) .        
indulgence = n  1) , ,     ;  2) ,  ( );  3) , , ;  4)  () ;  5) .       
indulgent = a  1) , ;  2)       
indurate = v  1) () , ;  2)  ,       
induration = n  1) ;  2) ,       
industrial = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl   ;  3) pl .  ,     -  (        ) ; 2. 
a  1) , ;  2)       
industrial accidents =    
industrial accounting =       
industrial action =   
industrial adjustment =  ,        
industrial amalgamation =     
industrial area =   1)  ,        ;  2)          (        )      
industrial bank =   1)  ;  2) .         
industrial disputes tribunal =       
industrial fire risks insurance =      
industrial issue =       
industrialist = n   
industrialization = n   
industrious = a , ,   
industry = n  1) , , home     (large-scale, 
light, foodstuff) ~      (, , )     , basic ~, heavy ~      , 
domestic ~, handicraft ~      ;  2)       
indwell = v (past, p. p. indwelt) ,    
indweller = n ,   
indwelt = past, p. p. . indwell  
inebriate = 1. n ; 2. a , ; 3. v ,     
inedibility = n   
inedible = a   
inedited = a   
ineffable = a   
ineffaceable = a   
ineffective = a  1) , ,       ,   ;  2) ,       
ineffectual = a ,   
inefficacious = a ,   
inefficiency = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
inefficient = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ,           
inelegant = a ,   
ineligible = a  1) , ;  2)          
inept = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ,        
ineptitude = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
inequality = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ()      
inequilateral = a   
inequitable = a   
inequity = n   
ineradicable = a   
inerrable = a   
inerrancy = n   
inert = a  1) ;  2) ,       
inertia = n  1) . ,  ;  2) ,       
inertia selling =       (         )  
inessential = a   
inestimable = a   
inevitability = n   
inevitable = a  1) , ;  2) .       
inexact = a   
inexactitude = n   
inexcusable = a   
inexhaustible = a  1) , ;  2)       
inexorable = a , ,   
inexpedient = a , ,  ()  
inexpensive = a ,   
inexperience = n   
inexperienced = a   
inexpert = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
inexpiable = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
inexplicable = a   
inexplicit = a ,   
inexpressible = a   
inexpressibles = n pl . , ''  
inexpressive = a   
inextinguishable = a   
inextricable = a , , ,   
infallibility = n   
infallible = a  1) ;  2) ,       
infamous = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .                
infamy = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4) .         
infancy = n  1) ;  2) .       
infant = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ; 2. a ,     
infanticide = n  1) ;  2)       
infantile = a  1) , ;  2) ,         
infantine = . infantile  
infantry = n  1) ;  2) attr       
infantryman = n   
infatuate = v ,    
infatuation = n  1)  , ;  2)       
infect = v   
infectible = a  ,     
infection = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
infectious = a  1) , ;  2)       
infective = . infectious  
infer = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
inference = n ,   
inferior = 1. n  , ; 2. a  1)  ( , ) ;  2) ,  ;  3)       
inferiority = n   ,   
infernal = a  1) ;  2)       
inferno = n ,   
infertile = a ,   
infertility = n ,   
infest = v , ,   
infidelity = n  1) , , conjugal ~      ;  2)       
infiltrate = v  1) , ;  2)       
infiltration = n  1) ,  (      . .) ;  2) . ,       
infinite = 1. n the ~  , the   Infinite ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .  ( )      
infinitesimal = 1. n   ; 2. a      
infinitive = 1. n .   ,   , 
split ~           to   (.  : no one claims to completely   understand 
it   ,      ); 2. a .     
infinity = n ,   
infirm = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
infirmary = n ,   
infirmity = n  1) , ;  2)    ;  3) ; ~ of purpose            
inflame = v  1) (), (),     ;  2) .       
inflammable = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
inflammation = n  1) ;  2) .       
inflammatory = a  1) ;  2) .       
inflate = v  1) ,  , ;  2)  (,  , with) ;  3)  ;  4) .        
inflated = a ,   
inflation = n  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3) .       
inflation-adjusted =    ,      
inflator = p,     
inflect = v  1) ;  2) .   , ,     ;  3) .       
inflection = n . inflexion  
inflective = a . , ,   
inflexible = a , , , . ,   
inflexion = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) .       
inflexional = a .  ,   
inflict = v  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3)  ()      
inflow = n  1) ;  2) ,       
inflowing = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
influence = 1. n , () ( - upon,   over, 
with) ; 2. v (),     
influent = 1. n  () ; 2. a ,     
influential = a   
influenza = n . ,   
influx = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
inform = v  1) , , ,     ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ,    ( -. -     against)      
informal = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
informality = n   ,  ,   
informant = n ,   
information = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) . , ;  5) attr       
information inquiry =    
informative = a  1) ;  2)       
informed = a  1) , ;  2)       
informer = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
infraction = n   
infra-red = a .   
infrasonic = a .   
infrastructure = n  (    ,   : , , , , )  
infrequent = a ,   
infringe = v  (,   . .)  
infuriate = v   ,    
infuse = v  1)  (into) , . ,      (  . . , into) ;  2)  (, )      
infusion = n  1) , . ,      (  . .) ;  2) ;  3)       
infusoria = n pl .   
ingathering = n    
ingenious = a ,   
ingenuity = n ,   
ingenuous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
ingest = v   
inglorious = a ,   
ingoing = 1. n .  1) , ;  2)           ,  ; 2. a ,     
ingot = n ,   
ingraft = v .  (. .)  
ingrained = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
ingrate = a   
ingratiate = v  ; to ~ oneself with smb.  -.   
ingratitude = n   
ingredient = n  ,   
ingress = n  1) , ;  2)  ,       
ingulf = . engulf  
inhabit = v , ,  (-.)  
inhabitant = n , ,  ()  
inhalation = n  1) ;  2) .       
inhale = v  1) ;  2)  ( )      
inhaler = n  1) . ;  2)       
inhere = v  1)   (-., -. - in) ;  2)  ( )      
inherent = a ,   
inherent covenant = ,      
inherent right =    
inherit = v ()  
inheritable = a  1) ;  2)          
inheritance = n  1) ();  2) ;  3)       
inheritance tax (duty) =     
inheritor = n   
inhibit = v  1) ;  2) . ,       
inhibited = a ,   
inhibition = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
inhospitable = a   
inhospitality = n   
inhouse = a , ,   
inhuman = a  1) ;  2)   ,       
inhumanity = n ,   
inimical = a  1) ,  (to) ;  2)  (to)      
inimitable = a   
iniquitous = a  1) ;  2)       
iniquity = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
initial I = ()  
initial II = v    
initial instal(l)ment =   (  ,   )  
initial inventory = ,     
initials = n pl   
initial term =   ( ,   . .)  
initiate = 1. a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v  1) ,  ( -.) ,       (-.) ;  2)  (  , in);  3) ,  ( , into)      
initiation = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) , , , the     ~ 
of an enterprise  ;  4) attr  (  )      
initiative I = n ; to take the ~    
initiative II = a   
inject = v  1) ,  ( - into) ;  2) .  (  . .)      
injection = n  1) , ;  2)         
injudicious = a ,   
injunction = n  1) ;  2) .   ,      ;  3)        
injure = v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
injurious = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
injury = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ,       
injustice = n , you do him an ~      
ink = 1. n  1) , India(n) ~  ;  2)   (. printer`s ~); 2. v ,  ,     
ink-jerker = . . ink-slinger  
inkling = n ,   (of)  
ink-slinger = n .   
inkstand = n ,    
ink-well = n  (    )  
inky = a  1)  ,  ;  2) ;  3)       
inlaid = 1. past, p. p. . inlay 2.; 2. a ,     
inland = 1. n    (      ) ; 2. a  1)   ;  2) ; 3. adv ,      
inland marine insurance =       
in-law = n . pl        
inlay = 1. v , ; 2. a (past, p. p. inlaid)  1)  , ;  2) , ,       
inlet = n  1)  , ;  2) . ,  ;  3) . ;  4) attr       
inly = adv . , ,   
inlying = a  ,   
inmate = n  1) , , ;  2)   ,   . .      
inmost = a ,   
inn = n  1) ,  ;  2) the Inns of Court       ,        
innate = a   
inner = a   
innermost = . inmost  
inner space =   1)   ,        ;  2)       
innings = n (pl . .)  1) . ()  ;  2)     (     , ) ; 
a good long ~      , you had your ~         
innkeeper = n  ,    
innocence = n  1) , , ;  2)       
innocent = 1. n  1)   (. .  )     ;  2) ; 2. a  1)  (of) ;  2) , , ;  3) .  (-. - of)      
innocent passage = .   (    )  
innocuous = a   
innovate = v  ,   
innovation = n , ,   
innovator = n ,   
innoxious = a   
innuendo = n    
innumerable = a , ,   
inobservance = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ,   .     .)      
inoccupation = n ,   
inoculate = v  1) ,  ()     ;  2) ,       
inoculation = n  1) ;  2)  (  . .)      
inoffensive = a  1) , ;  2)       
inofficial = a   
inoperable = a .   
inoperative = a  1) , ;  2)    ( )      
inopportune = a   
inorb = v   ,    
inordinate = a  1) ;  2)       
inorganic = a  1) ;  2)       
in-patient = n    
inpayment(s) = n pl ,   
input = 1. n  1)  ( ) , capital ~      ;  2) , , , industrial ~        ;  3) .  ,      ,  ;  4)  () ,        ( ) ;  5)  ,   . .;  6)   (      ) ; 2. v  (    ()- , ,   )    
input inventories =    
input-mix =     
inquest = n . ,   
inquietude = n   
inquire = v  1) , ;  2)  ,  ( - of,      - after, for) ;  3) ,  (-. - into)      
inquiry = v  1) , ,  ; to     make 
inquiries  ;  2) , , ; 
to     prosecute an ~  ;  3)       
inquisition = n  1) , ;  2) (the i.)       
inquisitive = a  1) , ;  2)       
inquisitor = n  1)  ;  2)       
inroad = n  1) , ;  2)       
inrush = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
insalubrious = a   ,   
insane = a , . ,   
insanitary = a   
insanity = n   
insatiable = a , ; ~ of fame    
insatiate = . insatiable  
inscribe = v  1) , , ;  2)   ,  (,     ) ;  3)  ( ) , () (     )      
inscribed stock =      
inscription = n   
inscrutable = a  1) , ;  2)  (  )      
insect I = n  1) ;  2)       
insect II = n . .           
insecticide = n   ,   
insectivorous = a .   
insecure = a  1) ;  2)       
insecurity = n  1) ;  2)        
inseminate = v , ,   
insensate = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
insensibility = n  1)  , ;  2) ;  3)  (to)      
insensible = a  1)  ,  ;  2) , ;  3) , ,       
insensitive = a   
inseparable = a  1) ;  2)       
insert = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  (  . .) ,      ( )      
insertion = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ,     ) ;  3)       
in-service = a   ; ~ training .       
inset = 1. n  1) . , ,  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)   (  ) ;  4) -;  5) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) .  ,       
inshore = 1. a ; 2. adv       
inside = 1. n  1)  , , ,     
the ~ of a week  , the ~ of a     book  ;  2) ; ~ out ;  3) . , ;  4) . .  ;  5) . ,  ;  6)    ( ) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , .; 3. adv , ; ~ of a week     , please step ~ ,   ; 4. prep , ,     ,       
inside broker =    ( )  
insider = n  1)  ,  (      ) ;  2)         
insidious = a  1) , ;  2) ,       (.  )      
insight = n ,  (into) , ,   
insignia = n pl  1)  ;  2) ;  3) .        
insignificance = n  1) , ;  2)       
insignificant = a  1) , , ;  2)       
insincere = a   
insincerity = n   
insinuate = v  1) ,  (,   .     .) ;  2) refl ,  (into) ; to     ~ oneself 
into smb. `s favor      -.  ;  3) ,       
insinuation = n  1) ;  2)       
insipid = a  1) , , . ,     ;  2) ,       
insist = v  ( - on, upon)  
insistence = n  1) ;  2) ,       
insistency = . insistence  
insistent = a   
insolation = n  1) ,   ,      ;  2)        
insolence = n , ,   
insolent = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
insoluble = a  1) ;  2)       
insolvent = 1. n  , ; 2. a     
insomnia = n   
insomuch = adv ~ that ,   
inspect = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
inspection = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
inspector = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  (  )      Inspector-General = n  1) .  ;  2) .        
inspiration = n  1) ; to draw ~      ;  2) ,  ;  3)       
inspire = v  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  , ;  4)       
inspirit = v  (,   . .) ,   
instability = n  1) ;  2)       
install = v  1) , , ;  2) , ,      (  . .)      
installation = n  1) , ;  2) , , , ;  3)    ;  4)          
installation allowance =      
installment = n     () ,  () , ()  (  ) , by ~s )  ; ) ,   ( )  
installment selling =     
instance = 1. n  1) , for ~ ;  2)  , 
in this ~       , in the first ~ , ,       ;  3) , , at the ~ of      ,  ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)        
instant = 1. n , , this ~ , on   the ~ , , the ~ (that)...    ..; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,  , the Ist inst.     (ant) 1-  ;  4)   ( ,   .     .) ,   (      ) ,      ; ~ housing .             
instantaneous = a  1) , ;  2)       
instantly = adv ,   
instant replay = .           
instate = v  1)   ,  ;  2) ,       
instead = adv , ; ~ of going (reading etc)  ,   (  . .); ~ of me (him etc)   (  . .)  
instep = n  (, )  
instigate = v  1) ;  2) ,       
instigation = n   
instil(l) = v  1) ,  (,       . .) ;  2)  ()      
instinct I = n  1) , herd ~  ;  2)  ,       
instinct II = a predic , () (-. - with)  
instinctive = a ,   
institute = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  () , ,      (  . .) ;  3) .  (-.)       
institute an action =    
institution = n  1) ,  (-. - of) ;  2)  () ;  3) , , scholastic ~            
institutional advertising =        
institutional investor =  , - ( , ,  ,  , -)  
in-store bank = .     ,     
instruct = v  1) ,  (in);  2)  , ,     ;  3) ,       
instruction = n  1) , ;  2) pl , ;  3) attr       
instructional = a   
instructive = a  1) ;  2)       
instructor = n  1) , ;  2) .              
instrument = 1. n  1) , .  (-.) ,     
stringed ~s  ;  2) . ;  3) . ; 2. v .     
instrumental = a  1) ;  2) (, )       ,  ;  3)  (-.) ; to be ~ in     smth. ,  -.;  4) . ,  (     )      
instrumentality = n  1) , , , by the ~ of      , ;  2) ;  3)  ,        
instrumental trust =  ,         
instrumentation = n  1) . ;  2) . ;  3) .  ,       
insubordinate = a ,   
insubordination = n , ,   
insubstantial = a , . ,   
insufferable = a  1) ;  2) ,       
insufficiency = n   
insufficient = a , ,   
insufflate = v   
insular = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  , .     ,        
insulate = v  1) ;  2)        
insulating = a . ,   
insulation = n  1) , ;  2) .        
insulator = n   
insulin = n .   
insult = 1. n ; to swallow an ~    ; 2. 
v ,      
insuperable = a   
insupportable = a ,   
insurable interest =    
insurance = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) 
attr       
insurance adjuster =      
insurance agency =    
insurance agent =    
insurance business =    
insurance certificate =    
insurance company =    
insurance compensation =    
insurance indemnity =    
insurance policy =    
insurance valuation =    
insurant = n , ,     
insure = v  1) ()();  2)       
insured bank = .      
insurer = n ,    
insurgent = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
insurmountable = a   
insurrection = n  1) ;  2) ,       
insurrectional = a  1) ;  2)       
insurrectionist = n   
insusceptible = a ,   
intact = a , ,   
intake = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) , ;  4) attr ,       
intangible = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. n  1)  , , ;  2) 
pl                 
intangible investment =     (.  )  
intangible property =  ,  ,     
integer = n    
integral = 1. n . ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .       
integral of past investment =     
integrate = v  1)  , ;  2) .       
integration = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)            
integrity = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
integument = n  ,   
intellect = n , , the great ~s of the age     
intellection = n  ,   
intellective = a ,   
intellectual = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) pl (the ~s) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . .)      
intelligence I = n  1) ,  , superior     (average) ~  ()      ;  2) ,       
intelligence II = n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
intelligencer = n  , ,   
intelligent = a  1) ;  2)       
intelligentsia = n   
intelligible = a ,   
intemperance = n  1) , ;  2)       
intemperate = a  1) , ;  2)        
intend = v  1) ,  (     -.) ;  2) ;  3)       
intense = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)       
intensification = n ,   
intensification of investment =   (        )  
intensify = v ()  
intension = n  1) , ;  2)       
intensity = n , ,   
intensive = a  1) , , ;  2) .       
intensive investment =    
intent = 1. n ; to all ~s and purposes )    ; )   ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)  (-. ) ,  (     -. - on)      
intention = n , , , our ~ is  , , without ~   
intentional = a ,   
inter = v   
inter- = pref  1) -, -, interdental e (     ) ;  2) -, interplay ,     ;  3) -; to intermingle       
interact I = n  1) ;  2) ,       
interact II = v ,      
interaction = n   
interagency = a   
interbank = a   
interblend = v ()  
interbreed = v () ( )  
intercede = v ,  ( -. - for,  -. - with)  
intercept = v  1)  (,   ..) ;  2) , , ,      ;  3) ,  (, ,       . .) ;  4) .                
interception = n  1) ();  2)       
interchange = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ()      
interchangeable = a ,   
interchangeable bond = ,         (.    )  
interchange agreement =  ( )      
intercity motor freight activity =     
intercollegiate = a () (  )  
intercommunicate = v    ,    
intercommunication = n , , ,   
intercommunion = n   
interconnect = v (), ()  
intercourse = n , ,   
interdependence = n ,   
interdependent = a ,      
interdict = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  (from) ;  3)  ( )      
interdiction of commerce =    
interdictory = a   
interest = 1. n  1) ; to take ~  (-.     - in) ;  2) ,  ( -.) ;  3) , , of no little ~     ;  4) (), simple (compound) ~      () , rate of ~      , with ~  , .      ;  5)  ( -. - with) ;  6) ,   ,     
the business ~s         , the landed ~ ; 2. v ,     
interest account =  ,    
interest bearing securities =     
interest bond = ,             
interest charges =   ,    
interest date =     
interested = a  ( -. - in)  
interest-free = ,     
interesting = a   
interest on arrears =     
interest policy = ,   , ,       
interest rate ceiling =     
interest upon interest =   ,    
interfere = v  1) ,  , ;  2)  (in) ;  3)  (with) ;  4) . .  (-.)             
interference = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)        
interflow = 1. n ; 2. v     
interfuse = v (), ()  
intergrowth = n   
interim = n  1)  ,  ..., in     the ~  , at ~       ;  2) attr , ,           
interim account =    
interim certificate =    
interior = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)   ;  3)   ();  4) . , ;  5) . ; 2. a     
interjacent = a   
interject = v  ,    
interjection = n  1) ;  2) .       
interlace = v (), ()  
interlacing of capital =    
interlard = v ,  (,     . .)  
interline I = v  () ,     
interline II = v     
interline accounting =         
interlinear = a ,   
interlock = v (), ()  
interlocution = n ,   
interlocutor = n   
interlope = v  1)    ;  2)        
interloper = n ,     (.  )  
interlude = n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) . ;  4) ,       
intermarriage = n  1)     ;  2) .         
intermarry = v  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2)    ( )      
intermeddle = v  ( -. - with, in)  
intermedia = pl . intermedium  
intermediary = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
intermediate = 1. n  1)  ,  ;  2) ,  , pl     , ,      ; 2. a ; 3. v   ( - between)    
intermediate account =    
intermediate carrier =   1)        ;  2)   ,             
intermediation = n   
intermediator = n   
intermedium = n (pl . intermedia)   
interment = n   
interminable = v   
intermingle = v  1) (), ();  2)       
intermission = n  1) , , , without ~     ;  2) . ;  3) . ;  4) .  ()      
intermit = v (), ()  
intermittent = a , ,    
intermix = v ()  
intermixture = n ,   
intern I = v   
intern II = .  (   ,   )  
internal = a  1) ;  2) ,       
internal issue =  ,       International = n  ()  
international = a ,   
international bid =    
international cheque =    Internationale = n  ()  
internationalism = n   
internationalize = v  1) () ;  2)  (, )              
internationally = adv ,     
interne = . intern II  
internecine = a  1) ;  2) ,       
internee = n   
internment = n   
interpellate = v   ( )  
interpellation = n  ( )  
interplanetary = a   
interplay = n   
interpolate = v ,        
interpose = v  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3) ;  4)  (  . .)      
interpret = v  1) , ;  2)  () ,       ()      
interpretation = n , ,   
interpretative = a   
interpreter = n  1) ;  2) ()       
interregnum = n ( pl . interregna )   
interrelated = a   
interrelation = n ,   
interrogate = v  1) , ;  2)       
interrogation = n  1) ;  2)       
interrogative = n  (. .)  
interrogatory = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. 
a     
interrupt = v  1) ;  2) ,       
interruption = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . , ,       
intersect = v (), (), ()  
intersection = n  1) ;  2)        
intersperse = v  1) , ,      (,  - among, between) ;  2) ,  (-. - with)      
interstellar = a   
interstice = n  1) ;  2) ,       
intertwine = v ()  
intertwist = v (), ()  
interurban = a   
interval = n  1) , , at ~s )      ; )   ; )       ;  2) , ;  3) .       
intervence = v  1) ,  (in) ;  2) ,   ( -     between) ;  3)  (       )      
intervention = n  1) ;  2)       
interventionist = n   
interview = 1. n  1) , ,  (       ) ;  2) ; 2. v ,     
interviewer = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) , , census ~              
interweave = v ( past interwove, p.p. interwoven)  1) , ;  2) ,       
interwove = past . interweave  
interwoven = p. p. . interweave  
intestate = n     
intestinal = a   
intestine I = n . pl , , small (large) ~  ()   
intestine II = a ,   
intimacy = n ,   
intimate I = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,        
intimate II = v  1)   , ;  2) ,       
intimation = n  1) , , ;  2)       
intimidate = v ,   
intimidation = n  1) ;  2)       
intimity = n  1) ;  2)       
into = ( ) , ( ) prep  1)                  , ; ~ the house (the garden, 
the     underground)   ( ,  );  2)      -.     , a few students more were 
included ~ the     list           ;  3)      ,     ,  , this house has been     converted ~ a hospital          ;  4)      , he     divided his plot ~ two equal parts                  
intolerable = a ,   
intolerance = n   
intolerant = a   
intonation = n  1) ,  () ;  2)  ,        
intone = v  1) ,  () ;  2)  ,        
intown = a      
intoxicant = 1. n  ; 2. a     
intoxicate = v ,   
intoxicated = a  1) ;  2) ,       
intoxication = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
intra- = pref -, intracellular   
intractable = a  1) , ,     ;  2) ;  3)         
intraday = a    ,   
intramural = a ()   (,   . .)  
intransigent = 1. n  1)  ,        ;  2)  ; 2. a ,     
intransitive = a  ( )  
intrant = n  1)  ( ,         . .) ;  2)  (   )      
intrench = . entrench  
intrepid = a ,   
intrepidity = n ,   
intricacy = n , ,   
intricate = a ,   
intrigue = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ( - against) ;  2)    (with) ;  3)  , ,           
intrinsic = a , ,  (-.)  
intro- = pref   , ,  ; 
to introspect    
introduce = v  1) ;  2)  (-. - to) ,      ( -. - to) ;  3)   ,      (,   . .) ;  4) ,  (-.),     ;  5) ,  ( ,     , )      
introduction = n  1) , ;  2) () , ,     ;  3) ;  4) ,       
introduction of convertibility =    
introduction of stock =        
introductory = a , ,   
introspect = v    
introspection = n ,   
introspective = a  ,   
introvert = 1. n ,       ; 2. v        
intrude = v  1)  (into) ;  2) () (upon)      
intruder = n  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ;  4) . ,              
intrusion = n  1)  (into) ;  2)   ;  3)  (   . ., upon)      
intrusive = a   
intrust = . . entrust  
intuition = n ,   
intuitive = a   
inundate = v ,   
inundation = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (  . .)      
inure = v  1) ,  ( -. - to) ;  2)   ;  3) .   ,        
invade = v  1) , ;  2) , ,  (       . .) ;  3)  ( -. )      
invader = n , ,   
invalid I = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ()  ; 3. v  1) () , ;  2)     (      )      
invalid II = a ,      
invalid account = ,       (.    )  
invalidate = v  ,     
invalidation = n     
invaluable = a   
invariability = n ,   
invariable = a  1) , ;  2) .       
invasion = n  1) , ;  2)  ( -. )      
invasive = a  1) , ;  2)  ( -. )      
invective = n . pl ,   
inveigh = v , ,   
inveigle = v , ,   
invent = v  1) ;  2) ,       
invention = n  1) e;  2) ;  3)       
inventive = a   
inventor = n  1) ;  2)       
inventory = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) pl () ;  6)  ;  7)  ; 2. v   ,     
inventory account =  -   
inventory boom =   1)    ;  2)           ()      
inventory investment =   -   
inventory item =   1)   (. ) ;  2) pl - ;  3)         -       
inventory-to-sale balance =         
inventory valuation adjustment =    - ,  (  )       
inveracity = n   
inverse = 1. n ,  ; 2. a ,     
inversion = n  1) , ;  2) .       
invert = v  1) , ,     ;  2) ,        
invertebrate = 1. n  (); 2. a , . ,       
invest = v  1) ,  () ;  2) ,  (with, in) ;  3)  (  . ., in, 
with)     ;  4) . ,  (  .     .)      
investigate = v  1) ;  2)       
investigation = n  1) , ;  2)       
investigator = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) credit ~  ,             
investigatory = a   
investiture = n  1)  () ,       ,  ;  2)       
investment = n  1) (),  ;  2) ;  3)   ,        ;  4)  (  . .) ;  5) . ,       
investment adviser =     
investment allowance =      ( )  
investment bank =    
investment behavior =    
investment boom =   1)  ,  ;  2)          
investment broker =       
investment insurance =    
investor = n  1) , p;  2)         
inveterate = a ,   
invidious = a  1) ,  (     ,   . .) ;  2)       
invigorate = v  1)  , ;  2)       
invigorative = a ,   
invincibility = n   
invincible = a   
inviolable = a   
invisibility = n   
invisible = 1. a ; 2. n  1)    ;  2) pl   ( )      
invitation = n  1) ;  2) , ; ~ to 
bid                   ,       ; ~ to 
tender               
invite = v  1) , ;  2) , ,       
inviting = a ,   
invocation = n  1) . ,   ;  2)       
invoice = 1. n , ; 2. v  -; 
to ~ back   .          (    )   ; to ~ in dollars  -        
invoice-license = -  
invoice-specification = -  
invoke = v  1) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ;  4)  ( -.  -.);  5)  (, )      
involuntary = a ,   
involve = v  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)   ;  4)   ;  5)  ;  6) ,  ( -),      ,  (-.)      
involvement = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) ,  ( -.),     
loan ~          
invulnerable = a   
inward = 1. a  1) , ,      ;  2) , ; 2. adv  1) ;  2)       
inward cargo =    
inwardly = adv  1) , ;  2) ,        
inwards = 1. n pl ; 2. adv  1) ;  2)       
inwrought = a  1) ,  (-.),     ;  2) .  ( ) ,      ( , ) ;  3) (with)  , ,           
inyoke = v  1)   ;  2) ,  ( -.)      
iodine = n   
ion = n .   Ionic = a  ( )  
ionic = a .   
ionosphere = n   
iota = n ,    IOU = n . .   (  - I owe you   )  
ir- = pref    ,    ,    ,     r, 
irreconcilable   Iraki = 1, 2 . Iraqi 1, 2  Iranian = 1. n  1)  , , , the ~s     ;  2)  ; 2. a ,     Iraqi = 1. n  ; 2. a     
irascible = a ,   
irate = a , ,   
ire = n .   
ireful = a   
iridescence = n ,   
iridescent = a ,   
iris I = n   ()  
iris II = n .   Irish = 1. n  1) the ~ (.  pl) ;  2)  ; 2. a     Irishman = n   Irishwoman = n   
irk = v . ,   
irksome = a , ,   
iron = 1. n  1) . ;  2)  , (. , ,     ) cast ~ , as hard as ~       , . . , ;  3)  ;  4) ;  5) pl , , in ~s  ;  6) pl ; 
strike while the ~ is hot     .  ,  , (too) 
many ~s     in the fire ()       ; 2. 
a ; 3. v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , to ~ out ,           
iron-clad = 1. n ; 2. a     
iron-fall = n .    
iron-foundry = n .  ,    
ironic(al) = a   
ironing = n ,   
ironmonger = n     
ironside = n  1) ,  ;  2) (i.) pl . '' (      )      
ironworks = n      
irony I = a ,   
irony II = n   
irradiance = n ,   
irradiant = a , ,   
irradiate = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   ( -.)      
irradiation = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) . ,       
irrational = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) .       
irrationality = n  1) , ,     ;  2) .       
irreclaimable = a  1) , ;  2)       
irrecognizable = a   
irreconcilable = a  1) ;  2) ,  (       . .)      
irrecoverable = a ,   
irredeemable = a  1) , ;  2)       (      )      
irredeemable bond = ,        
irreducible = a  1) ;  2)  (    . .)     ;  3) . ;  4) .       
irrefutable =   
irregular = 1. n  1) (. pl)  ;  2)  ,  ; 2. a  1)  (. .) , ;  2) ,  , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ;  5) ;  6) .       
irregularity = n  1) ,  ;  2)  () ;  3) ;  4) ,       
irrelevance = n  1) ;  2)       . .      
irrelevant = a ,      
irremediable = a  1) ;  2) ,       
irremissible = a  1) ;  2)       
irremovable = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
irreparable = a ,   
irreparable damages = ,      
irreplaceable = a   
irrepressible = a , ,   
irreproachable = a ,   
irresistible = a   
irresolute = a   
irresolution = n   
irrespective = a ,  ( -.)  
irresponsibility = n   
irresponsible = a  1) ;  2)       
irresponsive = a  ,   ( - to)  
irretrievable = a ,   
irreverent = a   
irreversible = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
irrevocable = a  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  (.  ) ;  4) . irreversible  3)      
irrigate = v  1) ;  2) .       
irrigation = n  1) , ;  2) .       
irrigative = a ,   
irrigator = n  1) , ,      ;  2) ,         
irritable = a  1) ;  2) ,       
irritant I = 1. n  ; 2. a     
irritant II = .  ,   
irritate I = v   
irritate II = v .  ,   
irritation = n   
irritative = a   
irruption = n ,   
is = 3- . . . . . . . . to be  
isinglass = n  1)  ;  2) .       Islam = n   Islamite = 1. n ; 2. a     
island = n  1) , coastal ( offshore) ~s      ;  2) attr       
islander = n   
isle = n .  (.  . ) ; the Emerald Isle   
islet = n   
isn`t = . = is not  
isolate = v  1) , ;  2) .  ( )      
isolation = n  1) , ;  2)       
isolationism = n .   
isolator = n   
isotherm = n   
isotope = n .   Israelite = 1. n , ; 2. a ,     
issuable = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ~ term .                  
issuance = n .  1) , ;  2)       
issuance of licenses =    
issuance of new equity shares =     
issue = 1.  1) , , ;  2) ( );  3)  (, ,   . .) ,     , government ~  ;  4)  ;  5) , , in the ~       ,  ;  6) , , without ~ ;  7)  , , at ~ )      ,   ( ) ; )     ,  ( ,   .     .) ; to take ~ ,       ; to join ~ )       ; ) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,        -. (from) , ,       (in) ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
issued capital =     
issueless = a  1) . ;  2) ,       
issuer = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ,       
issuing bank = -  
issuing house = .  ,  ,    
isthmus = n   
it I = pron pres  1) , ,  (   ) ;  2) ;  3)  . .    ,     it is never 
too late to mend        , it is easy (difficult,     early, late, time, cold, warm, chilly, hot)      (, , , , ,     , , ), it drizzles     ;  4)             , to come it     
strong   ,       ,         
it II = n  1) .  , , she has     it   ,        ''; to be it   (     -.) ; to think one is it .        ;  2) . . , ; in for it       ,         Italian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
italics = n pl ( )  
itch = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)   ( - 
for) ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  , 
my fingers ~ to be at     him             
itchy = a  ,   
item = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  (  ) ,      () ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)  (, ) ;  5)  ,  (       ) ;  6)   (      ) ;  7)  ,      - ;  8)    ; 2. v ,   ; 3. adv , ,  ,    ,       
itemize = v  1) . .   ,       (-.);  2) ,       
iterate = v   
iteration = n   
itinerant = a  1) ;  2)         
itinerary = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. a ,     
itinerate = v  1) ;  2)    (       ..)      
it`s = . = it is  
its = pron poss  , , , , , , ,   
itself = pron refl  1) , , , by ~  ;  2) , -, -      I`ve = . = I have  
ivory = n  1)  ;  2) pl .    ,      ,  ,       . .;  3) . ; to show one`s ivories .     ,  ;  4)   ;  5) attr ()  ;  6) 
attr         
ivy = n .   J, j = n 10-  .   
jab = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) .  ,  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  (into) ;  3)  ()      
jabber = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,       Jack = n . ~ and Jill   ; ~ of all trades    ; ~ Frost    ; ~ in office  , ; ~ Ketch , before you could 
say ~ Robinson    ,      
jack I = 1. n  1) , , every man ~       , yellow ~  ;  2)  (. ~ tar);  3) . ;  4) . , ;  5) .  ; 2. v   (. to ~ up)    
jack II = n . , , Union Jack   ; to have a ~ up     Jack-a-dandy = n ,   
jackal = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,         ;  3) ,  ;  4) .  ; 2. v       
jackanapes = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ,       
jack-arch = n .  1)  ,        ;  2)        
jackass = n  1) ;  2) ,       
jackboot I = n   , .   
jackboot II = v     
jackdaw = n   
jacket = 1. n  1) , , , cork ~       , Eton ~  ,     Norfolk ~  ( ) , , round     ~ , strait ~ )      ; ) . . . ; to dust     
smb. `s ~  -.;  2)  () ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  () ;  5) .  () ;  6)   ;  7)          ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ,       
jacketed = a  1)   ,   ;  2) . ,       
jack-in-the-box = n  1)     () ;  2)        
jack-knife = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .   () ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) . , ;  3)        Jack-leg lawyer = n . . ,      
jack-lift = n    
jack-o-lantern = n    
jack-pot = n  1) . ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) .  ,         -.       Jack-pudding = n ,   Jack-sauce = n .   
jack-screw = n    
jack-stone = n  ,   
jack-stones = n     
jack-straw = n  1) ;  2) , not to care a ~       ,    (  )            
jack-towel = n  (    )  
jaconet = n     
jactitation = n  1) ;  2) .  ,          ;  3) .        
jade I = 1. n  1) ;  2) . , saucy ~ ; 2. 
v  1)  () ;  2)  ()      
jade II = n .   
jaded = n ,   
jadish = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  (.  ) ;  3)       
jaeger = n  1)  , ;  2)       
jag = 1. n  1)  , ,       (, ) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) . , , , ;  6) pl ; 2. v  ,      , to ~ up .      
jagged = a ,   
jaggy = . jagged  
jaguar = n   
jail = 1. n  1) ;  2) ( )  ; 2. 
v       
jailbird = n , , -  
jail-delivery = n  1)     ;  2) .    ;  3)          
jailer = n   
jail-fever = n   
jail-house = n .   
jail-keeper = . jailer  Jainism = n   
jalousie = n ,   
jam I = n , , real ~ .  ,    
jam II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , , ,     traffic ~ '' (  ) ;  4) . .  ;  5) ,    (  .     .) ;  6)    ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  (into) ;  4) () ;  5) ,  (,       . .) ;  6) . ;  7)     ,              
jamb = n  1)  (, ) ;  2) pl         
jamboree = n .  1) , ;  2)        
jam-hold = n  ()  
jam-jar = n     
jamming = n  1) , '' (  ) ;  2) . , ;  3)  , .       , ,              
jammy = a     
jam-pack = v ,     
jam-pot = . jam-jar  
jam-weld = n .    
jangle = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2)  () ; 2. 
v  1)   ;  2)  ,       
janitor = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       January = n  1) ;  2) attr       Janus-faced = a  1) ;  2)       Jap = n .   Japan = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   ; 2. 
v       Japanese = 1. n  1) , , the ~ (.  pl)     ;  2)  ; 2. a     
jape = 1. n ; 2. v     
jar I = n  1) , ;  2) .        
jar II = 1. n  1) , ,       ;  2)  , ;  3) , ;  4) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   ,  (on) ;  3)  , ;  4) ,       
jar III = n on the ~ .   
jardiniere = n  1) ;  2) .          
jarful = n  ,    . . (-. )  
jargon = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)         
jargonize = v  1)   ;  2)              
jarring = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)  () ,      () , , , ; 2. a  1)  ( ) ,  ( ) ;  2) ; ~ to the nerves             
jasey = n . ,      
jasmin(e) = n   
jasper = n .   
jaundice = 1. n  1) . ,  , yellow ~      () ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) . p.p.  ,       
jaundiced = a  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3)        
jaunt = 1. n  ; 2. v        
jauntiness = n  1) , , ;  2)       
jaunting-car = n   (  )  
jaunty = a  1) , , , ;  2)       Javanese = 1. n  1) , , the ~ (.  pl)     ;  2)  ; 2. a     
javelin = n  ,   
javelineer = . javelin-man  
javelin-man = n   
javelin throw = , javelin throwing n .    
jaw = 1. n  1) , lantern ~  ,       ;  2) pl , , in the ~s of death       ;  3) pl ,   ( ,       . .) ;  4) 
pl , ;  5) . , hold your ~!       !,   !;  6)  ; 2. v .  1)  ,  ;  2) ,        
jaw-bone = n  1)  ;  2)       
jaw-breaker = n .    
jaw-tooth = n    
jay = n  1)  () ;  2)  ,       
jaywalk = v .     
jay-walker = n .    
jazz = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) . ; 2. a  ( ) , ,    (   . .) , ; 3. v  1)   ;  2)   ;  3) ,        
jazz-band = n -, -  
jazzbow = n -  
jazz-music = n    
jazzy = a  1) ,   ;  2) . . , ;  3) ,       
jealous = a  1) , ,     ; to be ~ of smb. )      -.; )         -.; )       -.;  2) ; to be ~ ;  3) ,       
jealousness = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,       
jealousy = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
jean = n     
jeans = n pl  ()  
jeep = n .  1) . ;  2)   ;  3)       
jeepmobile = n     
jeer = 1. n , ; 2. v , ,  (   - at) ; to ~ at smb.      -.    
jeerer = n   Jehu = n . ,   
jejune = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ,       
jejunity = n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  ,       
jelly = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  (   . .)    
jelly-fish = n  1) ;  2) . ,        
jelly-mold = n     
jelly-powder = n    
jelly-roll = n    ()  
jemmy = n  1)  , '', ;  2)   ()      
jenny = n .  1)  , ;  2)   (. spinning-jenny);  3)  ( )      
jenny-ass = n o  
jeopardize = v  ,  (-.)  
jeopardy = n  1) , ;  2) . ; to be in ~ )      ; )        
jeremiad = n    
jerid = n  1)    ;  2)          
jerk I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  , the ~s     ;  3) .          ,  (. sodajerk); 2. v  1)  ;  2)   ,  (       . .) ;  3)        
jerk II = v       
jerkwater = a . . , , a ~ town    
jerky I = a  1) ;  2) ,         
jerky II = n    
jerque = v     ,       
jerque-note = n        
jerquer = n   (   )  Jerry = n . . ,   
jerry-builder = n ,        
jerry-building = n    
jerry-built = a    , -  
jersey = n  1)  ,  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ,   ..        
jessamin(e) = . jasmin(e)  
jest = 1. n  1) ,  , , in     ~  ;  2) , a standing ~       ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
jest-book = n  ,   
jester = n  1) ;  2) ,       Jesuit = n  1) ;  2)       
jet I = n  1) . ,  ;  2)         
jet II = 1. n  1)  (, , ) ;  2) . , ;  3) . ;  4) .  ,      ,  , straight ~       ( ) ;  5) attr ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) .          
jet-black = a     
jet-engine = n  , -   
jet-fighter = n    
jet-propelled = a    (   . .)  
jetsam = n ,            
jet-setter = n   , ,       
jetstone = n .    
jettage = n    
jettison = 1. n  1)    ;  2) ,   ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)  ( -.)      
jetty I = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
jetty II =     Jew = n , the ~ ( .  pl)   
jewel = 1. n  1)  ; to set a ~         ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)   (  )      
jeweller = n   
jewel(le)ry = n  1) ,  ;  2)        Jewess = n   Jewish = a   
jib I = 1. n  1) . ;  2) . , ,  ;     the cut of his ~   ; 2. v .  ()    
jib II = v  ( ) , , to ~ at ,   
jibber = n    
jib-door = n    
jibe I = 1, 2 . gibe 1, 2  
jibe II = v . ,   
jiff(y) = n . , , in a ~   , wait half a ~    
jig I = n  1) , ;  2)        
jig II = v  1)  ;  2)       
jig III = 1. n  () ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)     ; to ~ up     and down in 
excitement                 
jiggery-pokery = n . ,   
jiggle = v   
jig-saw = n  -  Jill = n   
jilt = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     Jim Crow = n . .   (,    )  
jimmy = . . jemmy  
jingle = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
jingle-jangle = n , ,   
jinglet = n    
jingo = 1. n -, ; 2. a     
jingoism = n -,   
jinks = n high ~    
jinn = n   
jinx = 1. n .   ,    ; 2. v .  , ,       
jitney = n . .  1)  ;  2)   ;  3) attr ,       
jitters = n .  ; to have the ~   
jittery = a ,   
jiu-jitsu = n - ( )  
job I = 1. n  1) , , , bonus (fat) ~      () , odd ~s      , by the ~ ,     ;  2) , bad ~  , , 
good ~       ;  3) . , , , out of ~      ;  4) , ;  5)  , ;  6)          ;  7) , contract ~        ,   , ,        ( ) ; to     do a person`s ~  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3)     (,       . .) ;  4) ,  ;  5)   ,      ;  6)         
job II = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)          
jobation = n ,    
jobber = n  1) , , ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ;  4) .  ,       (         ) ;  5)   (        ) , money ~     , ,         
jobbery = n  1)          ;  2)  ,       
jobbing = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)     ,        ;  4)  , ,       ;  5)  ;  6)  ,      ;  7)     ,      ,       
jobholder = n .  1)   ;  2)        
jobless = n   
jobmaster = n ,       
job placement = n .   (-.) ,   ; ~ outlet       
job-price = n  1) ,  ;  2)   ,        
job-work = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
jockey I = n  1) ;  2) attr       
jockey II = v , ; to ~ into ,    -.; to ~ out ,   -.  
jockey-club = n -  
jockeying = n  1)  , ;  2)    ;  3) ,       
jockeyship = n  ,     
jocko = n , .   
jocose = a , ,    
jocosity = n , ,   
jocular = a , ,   
jocund = a  1) , , ;  2)       
jocundity = n ,   Joe = n not for ~   !; ~ Miller  ,    
jog = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , ,      ;  3)  ;  4) . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  -. ;  3)   , ,  (      to ~ on, to ~ along);  4)  , matters ~ along     
somehow  - ;  5) .   ,            
jogging = n    
joggle = 1. n  , ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)        
joggling = n   
jog-jog = adv  1) ;  2)       
jogtrot = n  1) ;  2) ,       John = n .   , .: ~ Bull  ,    Johnny = n  1) . , ;  2)       
johnny-cake = n   ( ) ,   ( )  
join = 1. n , , ,    ; 2. 
v  1) (), ();  2)  (, ) ;  3) ();  4)    (,   . .)     ;  5)  (  ) ,       ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)  ( , ) ;  8)  , ;  9) , ;     10) ,    ; to ~     up .          
joiner = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) .        
joinery = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)        
joint = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) . , , out of ~     , .   ;  3)    (,       . .) ;  4) . .  ;  5) . ;  6) . , , ; 2. 
a  1) , , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ; 3. v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,       
joint account = n      
joint and several obligation = n       ,      
joint bonds = n  ()   
joint contract = n ,      
jointly = adv ,   
jointly and severally = adv   ,   
joint ownership = n  ,   
joint-stock = 1. a ; 2. n  ,        
joint-stock company = n  ,    
joint-stock land bank = n     
joint tenancy = n     
jointure = 1. n , ,      ,   ; 2. v   ,        
joist = n , ,   
joke = 1. n  1) , the best of the ~       ,  , the ~ of the town      ; to crack ( 
to cut, to     spring) ~s  ; to see a ~      , practical ~  ,       -., in ~  , it is no     ( beyolond a) ~   ,      ;  2) ;  3) ,  ; 2. v , , , joking   apart       
joker = n  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3)  ( )      
joky = a ,   
jollify = v  1) ;  2) ,       
jollity = n  1) , ;  2)       
jolly = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) . , , ;  3) , -;  4)  , ; 2. adv . ; ~ fine      
jolly-boat = n  ()  
jolt = 1. n , c; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)    ,  (. to     ~ 
along)      
jolterhead = n ,   
jolty = a   
jonquil = n  1) . ;  2) -,        
jorum = n  , .     
josh = n . .    
joss = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
joss-house = n  ,   
jostle = 1. n , , ; 2. v (), (); to ~ against     -.; to ~ away   ; to ~ through     
jostlement = n ,   
jot = 1. n not a ~   ,  ; 2. v  ,  (. to ~   down)    
jotting = n ,    
joule = n .   
journal = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) , 
the Journals .      ;  3) .  ;  4) . , ,  ,     , 
purchase ~   ,     factory ~  ;  5) .  (  ) ,       
journalese = n    
journalism = n    
journalist = n  1) ;  2)        
journalistic = a ,     
journalize = v  1)     ;  2)  ;  3)  ,       ,       
journey = 1. n  1) , ,      () , interplanetary ~      , 
pleasure ~      ; to (under)take a ~      , , I wish you a good,     
pleasant ~!  !; to be on a ~     ; 
to go on ( to make) a ~       ;  2) ; 2. v ,      
journeyman = n  1)  ;  2) . , ;  3)       
journey-work = n  1)   ;  2)       
joust = n . ,    Jove = n  1) . , by ~! -!, !;  2) .        
jovial = a , ,   
joviality = n , ,   
jowl = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
joy = 1. n , , , for ~,   with ~  ; to the ~ of     (-.) , I wish you ~  ; 2. v . (), ()    
joy-bells = n       (  . .)  
joyful = a  , , ,   
joyless = a   
joyous = a ,   
joy-ride = n .      ( )  J-pen = n  ''  
jubilance = n   
jubilant = a   
jubilate = v ,   
jubilation = n   
jubilee = n ,   Judaic = a ,   
judas = n  1) (J.) ;  2)  ( )      
judder = v ()   
judge = 1. n  1) ; ~ advocate  , Judge     Advocate General      - ,      ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) , ; to ~ by appearances        ;  5) ,       
judgematic(al) = a . ,   
judgement = n  1) ,  ; to pass ~      , ; ~ by default         (      ) ;  2) , ;  3) , , in my ~ -;  4)  ,       
judgement by consent = n     ,    
judgement-day = n .     
judgment = . judgement  
judication = n     
judicature = n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4)        
judicial = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
judiciary = n . ,    
judicious = a , ,   
judo = n . -  
judoman = n ( pl -men ) .   
jug I = 1. n  1) ;  2) . , '' ( . stone-
jug); 2. v  1) .   ;  2)  (,  )      
jug II = 1. n  ; 2. v  ( )    
jugful = n   (-.)  
jugged = a   
juggins = n .   
juggle = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  (, , with) ;  3) , ; to ~ a person out     of a thing    -.     -. ; to ~ a thing away             
juggler = n  1) ;  2) ,       
jugglery = n  1)  ;  2) ,       Jugoslav = 1. n ,  ; 2. a     
jugulate = v  1) ;  2)  ;  3) .  ()            
juice = n  1) , digestive ~  ,     gastric ~    2)  (-.) ;  3) . ;  4) .       
juicer = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) . . '',  (     )      
jui-jitsy = n . ju-jitsu  
ju-jitsu = n -  
jukebox = n . .   ( )  
juke-joint = n . . , ,        
julep = n  1)  ;  2) .          July = n  1) ;  2) attr       
jumble = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ; to ~ up (),     ()      
jumble-sale = n        
jumble-shop = n ,      
jumbo = n  1)     ,     , ;  2)  ,                
jump = 1. n  1) , , high (long, standing,     running) ~    ( ,      ,  );  2)  ( ) , the ~s     .  ;  3)   (,       . .) , a ~ in 
prices   ;  4)   (,   .     .) ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ for joy       ;  2) , , ,     ; to ~ to one`s feet      ,   ;  3) ,  ( . to ~     over);  4)  (   . .) ;  5)   ,       (  . ., at) ;  6)  ( -, - 
on) ;  7) , ,      (together, 
with) ;  8)  ( ) ;  9)   (  ) ;     10) , ;     11)  ; 
to ~ down )     , ; )  ;     
to ~ in, to ~ into  (-.) ; to ~     out , ; to ~ over     ; to ~ up ; to ~ 
out     of one`s skin )     ;     )   ; to be ~ed into       -.  ; to     ~ down one`s throat .       -.; to ~ to conclusions            
jump ball = n   ()  
jump bid = n . , ,  ,      
jumper I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   (,   .     .) ;  4) . ; 2. v       
jumper II = n  1) ;  2)   ()      
jumping = n  1) ;  2) . ; ~ competition         ( ) ;     ~ pit    ( ) ; ~     pole   ; ~ race       (          ) ; ~ rope . ,     ; ~ leg   (     )      
jumping-board = n .    
jumping-off = n .     
jumping-off ground = n .   
jumping-off place = n  1)   , '     ';  2) ,    ;  3) ,              
jump-off = n  1) . , ;  2) . , , ,       ,    . .      
jump-seat = n    
jump-stop = n .     
jump-welding = n .    
jumpy = a  1) , ;  2)         
junction = n  1) , ,  ;  2) .-. ,  ;  3)   () ,  ()     , ,       
juncture = n  1) , ,  ;  2)  ,  , at     this ~   ,        , at a critical ~       ,         June = n  1) ;  2) attr       
jungle = n  1) , the law of the ~  ;  2) , ;  3) attr   ; hobo ~      (     )      
jungly = a   ,   
junior = 1. n  1)  ( ,       ) ;  2)   , .       ;  3)  -,        ; 2. a  ( , )    
juniority = n    
juniper = n   
junk I = n  1) , , ;  2)  (),  (-.) ;  3) , ;  4) . .       
junk II = n ,  (  )  
junk III = n .    ,     
junk-dealer = n .      
junket I = n  1)           ;  2) . ,       
junket II = v ,    
junket III = n .    ,       
junketer = a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
junk food = n   ( ,    . .)  
junkman = n .   
junk-shop = n   ,   
junta = n .   Jupiter = n  1) . , by ~! -!;  2)        
jural = a   , ,   
jurat = n    ( )  
juridical = a , , ,   
jurisconsult = n  (.      )  
jurisdiction = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) , ,              
jurisprudence = n , , medical ~    
jurisprudent = 1. n , ; 2. a       
jurist = n   
juror = n  1)  ;  2)  ()      
jury = n  1) ,  ;  2) common ~           , grand ~       (    -. ) ,     coroner`s ~          ;  3)  (  ,       . .)      
jury-box = n      
juryman = n  1) ;  2)        
just I = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. adv  1)  , ; ~ as you 
say       ,   ; ~ about here -     ;  2)  ; ~ now  ,      ; ~ 
then    ;  3) . , , ,     , ;  4) , -;  5) ~ shut the door! ,      !; ~ listen to her!        !; ~ a moment, please!     !      
just II = . joust  
justice = n  1) ; to do ~ )       () ; )       () , ;  2) ; to administer ~      ;  3)  (.    ) ,     Justice of the Peace  ;  4)    ( )      
justiceship = n  1) ,  ;  2)         
justiciability = n .      ( )  
justicing = n    
justifiability = n ,   
justifiable = a     
justification = n  1) , , ;  2) ,  () ;  3)        
justificatory = a   
justify = v  1)  (, ) ,     ;  2) ,  ()      
jut = 1. n ; 2. v ,  (. to ~ out)    Jute = . ,   (   )  
jute = n  1) ;  2) attr       
juvenescence = n ,   
juvenile = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl .   ,      ;  3) ,    ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)         
juvenility = n  1) , ;  2)       
juxtapose = v  ,   
juxtaposition = n  1) ;  2)  ,     , ,       K, k =   1) 11-  .  ;  2)          a) (k)  250; ) (k)  250 000      Kaf(f)ir =   1)   2) pl .         
kail = . kale  
kale = n  1)  ;  2)    ;  3)  ;  4) . . ,       
kaleidoscope = n   
kaleidoscopic(al) =    
kalends = = calends  
kaleyard = n .   
kali = n . ,   
kalium = n .   Kalmuck = 1. n  1) ,   2)   2.      Kalmyk = = Kalmuck  Kanaka = n  1)  (  ) ;  2)    ( )      
kanga cricket = n .     - (   )  
kangaroo = n  1) ;  2) pl        ;  3) ,     ~     court  .         ,       ; ~ closure      ,                        Kantian =  .   Kantianism = n .   
kaoliang = n  (   )  
kaolin = n   
kapellmeister = . n ,   
kapok = n  ( )  
kappa = n  (   )  
kaput = .  predic. . , ,    Karaite = n ,   Kara-Kalpak = 1. n  1) ,   2)   2.      
karma = n .  1) ;  2)             (               )      
kar(r)oo = n      ,       
karri = n .    
kart = n .   
katabatic =     (  )  
kathode = = cathode  
katydid = n    
kauri = n  (  )  
kayak = n  1)  ( )  2)       
kayo = n . .   Kazakh = 1. n  1) , , the ~ (.  pl)     ;  2)  ; 2.      
keck = v  1) ,  ,    2)   ~ at        (   . .)      
kedgeree = n  1)    ,   ;  2)   , ,   ..      
keek = . 1. n  () ; 2. v     
keeking-glass = n .   
keel = 1. n  () , . , false ~   , 
on an even ~        ; to lay down a ~    ; 2. v  1)  ,       ; to ~ over ();  2) .          
keelage = n   (       )  
keelhaul = v  1) . .  (        )  2) .   ,       
keen =   1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . .) ,      ( , ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) ;  8)  ,  ,     ; to be ~ on       -.,  -.; ~ as mustard      ;  9)   (, );     to be ~ on (upon, about) 
sports (music, art,     horses, mountaineering)        (, , ,  )      
keen-set =   1) ;  2)   (-.- for)      
keep = 1. n  1) , ; to earn one`s ~        , in good     (low) ~   () ;  2)   ( ) , ; for     ~s . ; 2. v (past. p. p. kept)  1) ,  (,   . .) ,     you may ~ this   ( ) ;  2)  () ,  () ;  3) , ; to ~ in mind ,     he ~s nothing from me          ;  4)  (,  );  5)  () ;  6)  ();  7)  (, ) , we don`t ~ it     (them)     ;  8)  (,   . .) ;  9) , ;     10) , ;     11) , I won`t ~ you long         ;     12) , ; to ~ 
indoors     ,  ; to ~ well up      ;     13) (), () (      , ) , the     meat will not ~ long    ;     14)                   , . 
he ~s talking       ,    ;     
to ~ away a)  (,   .     .) ; )   ; ) ,      ( -. - 
from); to ~ back )     , ; ~ back!      !; )  (  . .); to     ~ down )   , ; )      (, ); )       ; to ~ from       -.; to ~ smb. from (+ Gerund      .)    -. (     -.) ; to ~ in )  () ;     )    () ; )      () ; ) ~ in!      !; ) to ~ in with 
smb.          -.; to ~ off )     (-)  ,  ; ~     off! !; ) ; to ~ on (+     Gerund  .)  (     -.) ,    -.; to ~     on 
reading  ; to ~ out )      ,  ,  ; )      ,   ; to ~ to     )  -.,       (   . .); )  -.;     to ~ together ,  ;     to ~ under   ; 
to ~ up )     ,    () ;     )   ; )  ; )     to ~ up to date       ; )  () ; )      ,  (with) ; to ~ on at a     person .  ,      -.;     15) to ~ within 
the law        ,   ; to ~ a 
treaty     ,  ;     16)  (, ) ; to ~ a diary     (accounts, books)  (, ,     )      
keeper = n  1) , , . , zoo ~      ;  2)      ,     , .: inkeeper  ,     shopkeeper  ;  3)  (  )      
keeping = n  1) , ;  2) , , , in safe ~      ,  ;  3) , , , in ~     with   , out 
of ~ with        , , in ~     
with one`s income   -.     ;  4) a ~ 
quality . ,       , (good) ~ wine () ,        ; ~ apples ,             
keeping-room = n . ,    
keepsake = n  1)   ;  2) .   ;  3) attr       
kef = n .  1)   ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ,       
keg = n  1)  (  10 ) ;  2)    (45 )      
kelim = n      ,   ,      
kelt = n .   (. ,   )  
ken = 1. n ,  , beyond my   ~    ; 2. v . (past, p.p. kent) ,   ; 3. n . . , ''    
kennel I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)   ,  ,       ;  2)         
kennel II = n ,    
kent = past. p. p. . ken 2  Kentish = 1. n  1)  ;  2) pl .           ; 2.  ; ~ man       ; ~ fire )    ; )  ; ~ knocker   ; ~ 
pull     
keprom = n . , -   ,        
kept = past, p. p. . keep 2.    
kerb = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) .  to buy (to sell) on the ~      ()   (      ) ; 2. v .       
kerb-stone = n  ; ~ broker  ,    ; ~ market )  ,  ; )          
kerchief = n  ,   
kerf =   ,   
kermis = . n -  
kern(e) = n  1) .       ;  2) . ,       
kern I = n  1) .       ;  2) .   ;  3) .   ;  4) . a) , ; )       
kern II = 1. n  1) . a)  () ; ) ;  2) .   2. v .  1)  , ,      ( ) ;  2) , ;  3)  ()      
kern III = n .   ,   
kerne = = kern I  
kernel = n  1) ,  (  . .) , ,     .  ;  2) .        
kern-stone = n    
kerosene = n   Kerry blue =     
kersey = n       
kestrel = n  1) .   (Falco     
tinnunculus) ;  2) . , ,            
ket = n .  1) ;  2) .       
ketch I = n     
ketch II = n .   
ketchup = n  (  )  
kettle = n  , the ~ began to sing  ; a pretty ( a nice) ~ of fish ; ~ ' '  
kettle-drum = n   
key I = 1. n  1) ; to get (  to have) the ~ of the     
street   ,       , golden ( 
silver) ~ , ;  2)  (  -.) ;  3)  ,          . . ;  4) . , , ,      , all in the same ~ .          (, ), in minor ~ .       ; to speak in a high (low) ~       ;  5) ;  6) . , , telegraph ~  ;  7) . , , ;  8) attr , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)    (     ) ;  3) . ,  ;  4) , .  ; ~ off     ; ~ on       
key II = n ,   
keyboard = n  1) ;  2) . ,        
keyhole = n    Keynesian model of output determination = .      ; ~ theory of output 
determination .      ; ~ view of money in the depression .         
key-note = n  1) .  , ;  2) ,        
key-ring = n     
keystone = n  1) .         (  ) ;  2)  ,        
khaki = 1. n  1)  (  ) ;  2)     2.   ,  ,   -    Khan = n   
khansamah, khansaman = n .  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
khari = n  (     )  
khozraschot = n .   ( ),     
kibe = n 1. , ; 2.    ( ) ,    (.  ) , .     ( ) to tread on   smb `s ~s .    ;   to tread on the ~s of smb. .         
kibitka = n .  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)  ,       
kibitz = v . .    ,     
kibitzer = n . . ,  (. . kibitz)  
kiblah = n .  1) , ,            ;  2)  (  ,        )      
kibosh = n . , ; to put the ~ on , ,   
kick = 1. n  1)  , , , more ~s than     
halfpence  ,  ; to     get the ~ )  ; )      ;  2) .  , . ,     he has no ~ left   , ;  3) .  , ;  4)  () ;  5) . , penalty ~      () ;  6)  (.  good  bad) ; 2. v  1) (), (),  ; to ~     
downstairs   ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) . , ,      ,  ( to ~ 
against, to     ~ at);  4)  ( );  5) .  ,  to ~ back )     ; )  ( ); 
to ~ off     )  (); )        ,  ; to ~ out ,      (-.); to ~ up      (, , ); to ~ upstairs             
kickback = n  1) ,  ;  2)   ( );  3) . .          , ,       
kicker = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,        
kick-off = n  1) .     ( );  2) . , , a ~ circle ()      ,    ; ~ line     . .         
kickshaw, kickshaws =   1) . .  ;  2)  ,  ;  3) .        
kick-start = v      -.    
kid I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) . ,  ( );  4) attr ; 2. v     
kid II = 1. n  , ; 2. v  ,     
kiddy = n . ,   
kid-glove = a  1) , ; ~ methods      () ; ~ diplomacy . .        ,      ;  2)         
kidnap = v  1)  ();  2)  ,  ()      
kidnapper = n  (. )  
kidney = n  1) . , floating ~  ;  2) , , ;  3) attr ,         
kidney-stone = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) .        
kill = 1. v  1) ;  2) , ,      ();  3) ,  ();  4)  ( ) , ;  5)  , ,  to ~ off       -., , ; to     ~ the ban on 
credits        ; to ~ the ball .      ,  ; 2. n ; to turn in for 
the ~      ,     ; 
to move in for the ~ .          
killer = n   
killer cell = n .   ,      
killing = 1. n  1) ) , ; )      ();  2) . )  () ,      (); ) ; ) .      ,  ; ) .      , (  ,       ..) a ~ lay,    ,        ; 2. a  1) , ; ~ frost      ; ~ 
concentration .       ; ~ range .       ;  2) . , ,      ; ~ work      ;  3) ,  ; ~ story     (play, film)   (,     - );  4) , ,     ; to look ~            
killjoy = n ,  ,   
kiln = n      (, )  
kilo = n .  1) , ;  2)       
kilogram(me) = n   
kilometer = n   
kilt I = n  (   )  
kilt II = v  1)  ;  2)         
kiltie = n       
kin = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , , of ~     , next of ~  ; 2. a predic ; ~ 
to ,   ,     
kinchin = n    
kind I = n  1) , , human ~  ;  2)  ();  3) , , ;  4) , , of a better ~  ,      , 
smth. of the ~     -.   , coffee of a ~       , what ~ of?  ...?, nothing of     the ~  , these ~ of men .       , he is ~ of  -     , all ~ s of  ;  5) , , ; to act after     one`s ~    ( );  6) , ; to differ in ~, not     merely in degree   ,         ; in ~ ; 
to repay     one`s insolence in ~   , a ~ of     . , ,        
kind II = a  1) , , , , it is     ~ of 
you      ;  2)  ( -.) , , be     so ~ as to   ;  3) ,       
kindergarten = n    
kind-hearted = a ,   
kindle = v  1) , ;  2)  () , ;  3) ,       
kindliness = n  1) ;  2)        
kindling = n  1) ;  2)       
kindly = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ; 2. adv  1) , ; ~ show me the     
way  , ,  ,     would you ~ tell me 
the time? ,     ,  ?  2) . , ,  ;     to take ~ to one`s new 
duties                
kindness = n  1) ;  2) , ,  (     -.) , have the ~ ...  ...;  3)        
kindred = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
kine = . . pl . cow I  
kinema = . cinema  
kinetics = n   
king = n , , the ~ of beasts  , , the ~ of 
birds ; ~ of terrors ; oil ~    
kingdom = n , , the United Kingdom  ; gone to ~ come .    ,   
kingfisher = n   
kinglet = n .   
kingly = a  1) ;  2) ,       
king-size = 1. n   ; 2. a .  1) , ;  2) ,   (     );  3) ,       
kink = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ();  3) , (); 2. v ()  , ()    
kinkcough = n .   
kinked demand curve theory = a .      
kinkle = n  1)   () ,  ;  2) .        
kinky = a  1) ,   ;  2) . .  ,        
kinnikinic = n  1) ,        ;  2) . ,       (Arctoctaphylos 
uva ursi)      
kino = n  1) .  (Pterocarpus gen.) ;  2)  (    -        )      
kinology = n .   
kinone = n = quinone .   
kinquina = n = quinquina .    -kins = = -kin  
kinsfolk = n . .   ,  ,     
kinship = n  1) () ;  2) ,  (,       . .) , spiritual ~  ,            
kinsman = n ,   
kinswoman = n   
kiosk, kiosque = n  1) a) , , ; )      ;  2)    ;  3)  (.  , ); Vildiz     K. .         
kip = 1. n   1) ;  2)  ( );  3) , ;  4)  ;  5) .  ; 2. v . ; ~ down      
kipper = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , , , silly (saucy) young     ~ ,  ;  3) , , 
a ~ time . ,      () ; 2. v ,      Kirghiz = 1. n  1) , , the ~ (.  pl)     ;  2)  ; 2. a     
kiss = 1. n ; to give a ~ ; to   steal ( to 
snatch) a ~  ;   to wave ( to throw, to blow) a ~     ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
kist = n  1) . , ;  2) .  , ;  3) . ;  4) . .  ( )      
kit = n  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)   ();  6)    ();  7) ,   . .     ,        ( ,       . .) , hunting (golfing, skiing) ~      ()   (,      )      
kit-bag = n    
kitchen = n , public ~   ( )  
kitchener = n    
kitchen-garden = n   
kitchen-maid = n   
kitchen-stuff = n , . ,     
kite I = 1. n  1)  ; to fly a ~       (. . 5  7);  2) , , ;  3) . ) ,  ( ); )     , ;  4) = kite-balloon, 
sausage ~ .     '',  ;  5)  ,  ; to fly a ~       ,   (.     . 1   7) ;  6) . . ;  7) . .  ; to fly a ~               (. . 1   5) ;  8) pl   ;  9) .   2. v  1) . ,  (      );  2) .  ,      ( );  3) . . )         ; )  ( -)            
kite II = . n = kyte . , ,   
kite-balloon = n .  ()   
kith = n ~ and kin     
kithless = a   
kitten = 1. n ; 2. v     
kittle = a , , '' ( )  
kitty = n  1)  (   );  2) .       Klondike = n  1)    ;  2) .  ;  3)   (       );  4)           (.  -  );  5)  . .                
kloof = n   
knack = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) to 
have a ~ for business            () ; to possess a     ~ or languages .         , it is easy when you have 
the ~ of it       ,    (       );  5)  , , , ,     
by a peculiar ~        ()      
knacker = n  1)  ( ,   ,        );  2)       
knacky = a , ,   
knag = n   
knaggy = a   
knap I = n .  1) ,  ();  2) ,       
knap II = 1. n .  , , ; 2. v .  1)  , , ;  2) )  ; ) ;  3) , ;  4) )  ; ) ,       ( -. )      
knap III = v . , ,   
knap IV = = knop  
knapper = n . ,   
knapple = v . ,   
knapsack = n ,   
knar = n ,  (  )  
knave = n  1) , , ;  2) .       
knavery = n ,   
knavish = a ,   
knead = v  1)  (, ) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ()      
kneading-trough = n   
knee = 1. n  1) ; to bring smb to his ~s .      -.  ; to go on one`s     ~s   , the felt his ~s     give    , up to 
one`s ~s      ;  2) ;  3) .  ;  4) attr ; to give a ~ to     ,  ; 2. v  1) ) ,  ; )      ;  2) .    ( );  3) .  ;  4) .   , ,     , , I`ll ~ to no man                  
knee-action suspension = .    
knee-bend = n   ()  
knee-boot = n  1)    ;  2)   (        )      
knee-breeches = n pl   
knee-cap = n  1) .  ;  2)       
knee-deep = a    
knee-joint = n    
kneel = v (past. p.p. knelt)  1)   ;  2)    ( -. - to )      
kneeler = n  1)  ();  2)         ;  3) .         
kneeling position = .       
knee-pad = n .   
knee-pan = = knee-cap 1.  
knee-piece = n .   
knee-raising = n .       
knee-reflex = n .    
knee-roof = n = curb-roof    
kneestand = n .  1)   ;  2)  . .          
knee-wheel = n    ()  
knell = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ,  ()      
knelt = past , p.p. . kneel  Knesset, Knesseth = n  ( )  
knew = past  know I  
knicker = n  1)  (  );  2)            (  )      Knickerbocker = n    - (.  )  
knickerbockers = n pl   
knickers = . . knickerbockers  
knick-knack = n  1) , ;  2)       
knick-knackery = n  ,   
knife = 1. n (pl knives)  1) , ; to play a good ~ and 
fork       ; to put a ~ into smb.     ,  -.;  2)  , ; the ~ .      ;  3) ;  4) . , ;  5) 
attr ; to get a ~ into smb.        -.,          -., before you can say ~     , ;         ; 2. v ,  ,         
knife-board = n  1)    ;  2) .     (     ,    )      
knife-boy = n -    
knife-edge = n  1)  ;  2)   (  . .)      
knife-file = n  ,   
knife-grinder = n  1) ;  2)        
knife-pleated = a ,     
knife-switch = n .   
knight = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,   'knight' (,          .     );  3)          , Knight of the Bath       ;  4) . ; 2. v        
knight-errant = n    
knightly = 1. a ; 2. adv -    
knit = v (past, p.p. knitted, knit)  1)  (  . .);  2) ;  3) (), ();  4) (), () ( . to ~     together), they are ~ 
together by common     interests    ,     
closely ~ arrgument  ;  5)  ;  6)  () , ,      (); 
to ~ up )       , ; )      (  . .)      
knitted = a ,   
knitter = n  1)  ;  2) , -      
knitting = n ,   
knitting-needle = n  ,   
knit-wear = n .   
knit-work = n  1)  ;  2)       
knives = pl . knife  
knob = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .);  3) ;  4)  (,   . .);  5) . , , , thumb ~      ( );  6)  ,       
knobble = n  ,   
knobby = a ,    
knobstick = n  1)   , ;  2) .       
knock = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( );  3)  ( ); 
to get the ~ . )      , ; ) .        ; 2. v  1) (), (), (); to     ~ to pieces  ; to ~ home      ;  2) () ( , . to ~ at the     
door), ;  3) . , , ;  4) . . , ; to     ~ about )    ; )      ( ) , ; )     , ; to ~ against a) ,     ,  ( -.); )     , ; 
to ~ down )        (, ); ) ,      (); )         ; )    (      ); ) .  ; ) .       ( ; to ~ in, 
to ~     into )  (,   . .); )     ; 
to ~ off ) ; )      (); )  ; )      ,  ; )       ; to ~ out ) ,      (.  ); )     , ; )  (     ); ) , ; 
to ~ together     ) (); )        ; to ~ under , ; to     ~ up )   ; )      , ; ) ,      (  ); ) ,     ; 
to be ~ed up  ,     ,    ; to ~     into a cocked hat ; to ~ into     the 
middle of next week  '       '      
knockabout I = n    
knockabout II = a  1) ,  ( );  2)    ;  3) ,  ( )      
knock-back = n ., .  1) ;  2) ,       
knock-down I = n  1) . ;  2)        
knock-down II = a  1)  ( );  2)  ,  (       );  3)  (   . .)      
knocker = n    ( ); up to the ~  ) ' '; )    
knock-out = n  1) . ;  2)              ;  3) .         
knoll I = n  1) , ,  ;  2) .         
knoll II = 1. n ., .  1)   ,  ;  2)   ,      ; 2. v ., .  1)     ,       ;  2)   ,             
knop = n .  , , ,   
knopped = a .  1) ) , ; )      ;  2)       
knot = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) , , Gordian ~      ; to cut the ~  ;  5) . , , ;  6) ,  ();  7) .  (  = 1,853 ) ; 2. v      
knotted = a  1) ,  , tightly ~       , carelessly ~       , 
loosely ~       ,  ()     ;  2) , , ; ~     branches  ;  3) , , hopelessly     (terribly) ~  () ;  4) , , ; ~     garden         
knotter = n  1) . knot 1 + -er;  2) . ) ; )      ;  3) .       
knotting = n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) .  ( );  4)    ,            
knotty = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
knout = 1. n ; 2. v      
know = 1. v (past knew, p.p. known)  1) ,  ; to ~ by sight (by     name)    ( ); to ~ what`s     
what .    ,        ; to get to ~ , ; to ~     smb. in the flesh  -.  ;  2)  ( -.);  3) , ,  (from) ; 2. n to be in the ~        
know-all = n   
know-how = n .  1) ,  ;  2)  ,       
knowing = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
knowingly = adv  1) ;  2) ,       
knowledge = n  1) , , his ~ of literature        , patchy ~ ,      ;  2) ; to come to one`s ~       -.; to my ~       , without my ~       ;  3) ;  4) , branches of ~        
known = 1. p.p. . know I; 2. a , internationally ~     ,   ( ,     . .)    
know-nothing = n  1) ,  ;  2) .       
knuckle = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  (, );  3) . ; 2. v   ; to ~ 
down:   to ~ down to work      ; to ~ 
under ,     
knucklebone = n  1) ;  2) pl         
knuckle-duster = n   
knur = n  1)  ( ) , ;  2) a)   (       ); )        
knurl = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ,  ;  3) . , ; 2. v . ,      
knurled = a  1) ;  2) .  , ; ~ 
nut             
knurling = n . ,   
knurly = a  1) ;  2)       
knurr = = knur  
kodak = 1. n  ( ) ; 2. v   , .   .  ,      
koftgari = n .     
koh-i-noor = n  1)  ( ,        ,   106     1/4 );  2) .  ,       
kolkhoz = n  1) ;  2) attr       Komsomol = 1. n . ; 2. a .     
kook = n . ,   
kooky = a . ,   
kool = n . .   
kopec(k), kopek = n .   
kopeck = . copeck  Koran = n   Korean = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
kotow = 1, 2 . kowtow 1, 2  
kowtow = 1. n  , . ; 2. v   (    ), .     
kraal = n   ,  (  )  Kremlin = n  1) ;  2) attr       
kudize = v . ,   
kudos = n .  1)   , ;  2)       Ku-Klux-Klan = -- (      )  
kurgan = n .   
kvass = n .   Kwela = n .  -    L, l = n  1) 12-  . ;  2)  (   ) ;  3)  . . . (.        )        L-, L-bar, L-iron .            
la I = n .   
la II = int . , . !, !, , ! ( ,    )  
lab = n . . . laboratory  
label = 1. n  1) , , field ~  (     ) ;  2) . . ,   ;  3) . ; 2. v  1)  , , .      ;  2)   -.       
labelled = a  1) . ; ~ atom  ;  2)  ,       
labial = 1. n .  ; 2. a     
labialization = n .   
labile = a . , ; ~ equilibrium    
labiodental = 1. n . - ; 2. a . -    
labor = 1. n  1) , surplus ~ . .      , 
lost ~  ,  ,     hard ~  , juvenile ~      , forced ~  ;  2)  ,  , , Labor     and Capital   ;  3) ,  ; to be in ~ ,      ;  4) attr , ;  5) attr ; ~ of love      ;  6) .    ; ~      ,  ; ~ code        ; ~ legislation      ,  (-     ); ~ 
exchange  ; ~ union     ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ,  (for  to     - Inf) ; to ~ for 
peace  ;  3)   ;  4)   ,  ;  5) ,        
laboratory = n   Labor Day = n   (  -   )  
labored = a  1) ,   ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
laborer = n  ,   
laborious = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      Laborist = . Laborite  Laborite = n .   
labor-market = n    Labor-Party = n    
labor-saving = a   (   . .) ,   Labor`s marginal product = n .     
labor supply curve = n .     
labyrinth = n   
lace = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( . 
gold ~); 2. v  1) ;  2)   ;  3)  (,   . .) ,      () ;  4)     , ;  5) ,       
lacerate = v  1) , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)       
lachrymal = a  ( ,   . .)  
lachrymatory = a  ( )  
lachrymose = a ,   
lacing = n  1) , ;  2)       
lack = 1. n ,  (-. - of) ,   for ~ of  ,  , no   ~ ; ~ of money (of 
intelligence, of   wit)   (, ); ~ of   
balance ) ; ) .    (, ) ; 2. v  1)  , ,      ;  2)  , , he is ~ing      ,         
lackadaisical = a , ,   
lacker = 1, 2 . lacquer 1, 2  
lackey = 1. n ; 2. v ,     
lackland = a   
lackluster = a  ( , )  
laconic = a ,   
laconism = n   
lacquer = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ,  ; 2. v  ,     
lacquey = 1, 2 . lackey 1, 2  
lactation = n  1)  ;  2)        
lactic = a ; ~ acid  ; ~ fermentation -   
lactiferous = a  ,    
lactivorous = a    
lactose = n  p,   
lacuna = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ( , )      
lacy = a   
lad = n , , , the ~s of the village )  ; ) .  ,    ; one of the ~s     
ladder = n  1)  (, ) , .     ;  2)    ;  3)   ( ) ; to climb     up the ~  ; to get one`s foot     
on the ~   (,       . .) ; to 
kick down (away)     the ~ (by which one rose)       ,    ; to mount a ~              
laddie = n ,   
lade = v (past laded, p. p. laded)  1) ) ,  (  . .) ;     ) ,  () ,      () ;  2) (p. p. Laden) , ;  3) p. p. . , , wind ~n     with sin (sorrow, 
guilt) ,       (, )      
laden = 1. p.p. . lade; 2. a ,  (with) ,    (, ) ,      () , . ,       
lader = n  (.   )  
lading = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
ladle = 1. n  , , , soup ~    , ; 2. v , ; to ~ out )   ; )     
lady = n  1) , , my ~  ()     ;  2) (L.)  (  ) ;  3)  , ;  4) . ;  5)           , .: ~-doctor     -; ~-cat       
lady-bird = n    
lady-bug = . . lady-bird  Lady-chapel = n   
lady-cook = n   Lady Day = n .  ()  
lady-dog = n   
lady-help = n   
lady-in-waiting = n   
lady-killer = n   
ladykin = n  1)  ;  2) .       
ladylike = a  1)   , ;  2) ,  ( )      
lady-love = n   
lady`s delight = n    
ladyship = n  1) ,  ;  2) your (her) ~  ()  (     , )      
lady`s-maid = n ,   
lag I = 1. n , ; 2. v , ,  (.   to ~ behind)    
lag II = 1. n . ; 2. v .  1)   ;  2) ,       
lag III = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)         
lager (beer) = n    
laggard = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a ,     
lagoon = n   
lagoon-island = n    
lag-screw = n . ,      
lagune = . lagoon  
laic = 1. n ; 2. v ,     
laicize = v  (   )  
laid = past, p. p. . lay I 1  
laidly = a . , ,   
laid paper = n    
lain = p. p. . lie II 1  
lair = n  1) , , ;  2)         
laird = n .   
laissez-aller = n .  ,     
laissez-faire = n , ; ~ policy    
laitance = n .    
laity = n .  1) ;  2) ,       
lake = n , The Great Lakes   (, , , , ) , The Lakes . lake-country  
lake-country = n    
lake-land = n . lake-country  
lakelet = n   
laky I = a ,    
laky II = a  1)   , -;  2) .  ( )      
la-la = a .  ,   
lam = v . , ,   
lama I = n  ( )  
lama II = n . llama  
lamb = 1. n  1) , . , , like a ~     , ;  2)   ; one`s ewe ~      ,  ; 2. v     
lambency = n ,   
lambent = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)  (   . .)      
lambkin = n   
lamblike = a ,   
lambrequin = n   
lambskin = n   
lame = 1. a  1) , ; ~ of ( in) a leg        ;  2) , ,      ( , ) ;  3) ,  (  )     ; 2. n the ~ ; 3. v ,     
lamely = adv  1) ;  2) ,       
lameness = n   
lament = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,       
lamentable = a  1) , ;  2) .       
lamentation = n , ,   
laminate = v  1) ()   , ;  2)    ( ) ;  3)         
laminated = a , ,   
lamination = n , ,   
lamp = 1. n  1) , , . , red ~ )                ; )             , standard ~ ;  2) . ; to smell of the ~       ( , ) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
lampblack = n () ,   
lamp-burner = n    
lamp-chimney = n    
lamp-holder = n  ()  
lamplighter = n ; like a ~    
lampoon = 1. n  , , ; 2. v  (),     
lampooner = n ,   
lampoonist = . lampooner  
lamppost = n  ; between you and me and the ~    ()  
lamprey = n   
lamp-shade = n   Lancaster = n House of ~ .  ,    
lance = 1. n  1) , ; to break a ~ (with)      ,  ( -.) ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
lance-corporal = n .    
lancer = n  1) . ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)       
lance-sergeant = n    
lancet = n   
lancinating = a ,  ( )  
land = 1. n  1) ,  ( . dry ~), on ~  ;     to go ( to travel) , by ~   ;     to reach ~  ,       ; to come to ~   ;  2) , , native ~ ,     ;  3) , 
droughty ~  , fat     (poor) ~  () ;  4)  , pl ;  5) 
attr ;  6) attr ; ~ of cakes ; ~     
of promise .  , the Holy     Land , 
the ~ of Nod  ,     how the ~ lies   ; 2. 
v  1) ()  , ;  2) ,  (-. ) ;  3) . , ;  4)   -.; to ~ in difficulties        ;  5)  , ;  6)    () , .     , ; ~ 
to ~ a criminal      ; to ~ a prisoner      ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) .         
land-agent = n  1)         ;  2)        
landau = n  1) ;  2) . ,              
landaulet(te) = n  1)  ;  2) = landau  2)      
land-bank = n    
land-breeze = n  ,   
landed = a  1) ; ~ property      ;  2)   ; ~     proprietor , the ~ interest     , the ~ classes ,           
landfall = n  1) ;  2) .   ;  3) , ;  4)                
landfast = n . ,    
land-flood = n   
land-forces = n    
landgirl = n   (.     )  
land-grabber = n  1) ,   ;  2) . ,              
land-grabbing = a   
landgrave = n .   
landholder = n       
land-hunger = n      
landing = n  1)   ,  ;  2) . ;  3) . , , emergency     (soft) ~  () ;  4) .  ;  5)  ;  6) attr . ;  7) attr .       
landing craft = n . .  ,     
landing deck = n . , .      
landing ground = n . -   
landing-net = n    
landing-party = n ,    
landing-place = n  1)  , ;  2) .        
landing-stage = n   
land-jobber = n     
landlady = n  1)   ( ) ;  2)  ,   . .;  3)       
land-law = n . pl ()     
landless = a   
land-locked = a  ,  ( )  
landloper = n   
landlord = n  1) () , ;  2)   ( ) ;  3)  ,       
landlordism = n  1)    ;  2)         
landlubber = n . .      
landmark = n  1) ;  2)  ,  ( , )     ;  3)  ,       
land-measure = n    (   )  
landmine = n .   
landocracy = n  ,   
land-office = n .  ,     
land-on = v . ,    
landowner = n   
landowning = 1. n ; 2. a     
landplane = n  , ,      
landrail = n   
land-reclamation = n .-.  1)  ;  2) ,        
land-register = n  ,     
land retirement = n .  ,     
landscape = n ,   
landscape-gardening = n  ,   . .  
landscape-painter =   
land-slide = n  1) , ;  2)     ,         ,     
democratic ~         ( )      
landslip = n   
landsman = n  ,    
land survey = n  ,  ,   
land-surveyor = n ,   
land-tax = n    
land waiter = n    
landward(s) = adv    
lane = n  1) ,  (.      ) ;  2) ,  ; ~s and alleys     ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ;  5) .  ;  6) .          ;  7) .  ;  8)    ; hunger     ~ . ' ', , red ~     .       
language = n , , native (living, dead) ~  (, ) , finger ~ . finger-language, sign ~  , 
abusive ( bad, warm) ~ , foul ~ , strong ~    
languid = a , , , ; ~ market    , , ; ~ stream     
languish = v  1) , , ;  2) ,  (for) , ;  3)         
languor = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
lank = a  1) ,   ;  2)    (   . .) ;  3) ,  ( )      
lanky = a   
lantern = n  1) , . , blind ~, dark ~      , magic ~  ,     parish ~ . ;  2)   ;  3) .       
lanyard = n  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2) .        
lap I = 1. n  1) , ,  () , ,      () ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) . , ,      ;  6) .  , ;  7)  ; in Fortune`s ~       , ; 2. v  1) , , ,     , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
lap II = 1. n  1) a;  2)   ( ) ;  3) . '',  ;  4)  (); 2. v  1) ;  2)   (. to ~ up, to ~ down),     .  -.;  3)    ( )      
lap-dog = n    
lapel = n ,   
lapidary = 1. n ,   ; 2. a  1)   ;  2) ,  ( )      
lapidate = v    
lapis lazuli = n -  Laplander = n , , , the ~s ,   Lapp = . Laplander  Lappish = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
lapse = 1. n  1) , , , ;  2) ,  (      ) ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  ,   (       . .) ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)  () ;  3)  ( -. ) ;  4)  ( ) ,  ,        , the estate     of a person dying without heirs or     
successors ~s to the Crown  ,         ,       ;  5) ,  ()      
lapwing = n   
larcenous = a   
larceny = n , petty ~  , mixed (compound) ~ ,       
larch = n   
lard = 1. n  , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (  . .)      
larder = n   
lardy = a ,   Lares = n pl . , . ; ~ and Penates   ,    
large = 1. a  1) , , ,      (   . .) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) . , ; 2. n at ~ a)  ,   ; )    ; to set at ~ ,     ; ) ,    (, ) ; )  ,     , promise 
made at ~    , in ~     ; 3. 
adv  1) , ;  2)       
large-handed = a   
large-hearted = a   
large-leaved = a    ( )  
largely = adv  1) ,  ,  ;  2)   ,   ;  3) , ; to give ~ to charity         ;  4)   ; to build ~               
large-minded = a   ,   
largeness = a  1) ,  , ()     ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
large-scale = a  (   . .)  
largess(e) = n .  1) ;  2)        
lariat = 1. n , ; 2. v      
lark I = n   
lark II = 1. n  , , , for a ~    ; 2. v , ,     
larky = a ,  ,   
larrikin = n . . .   
larrup = v . ,   
larva = n  1) ;  2)       
larval = a ,     
laryngitis = n .   
larynx = n   
lascivious = a ,   
laser = n .   
lash = 1. n  1) , ,  () ;  2)  , , the ~ ;  3) ;  4) . ; 2. v  1) , , . ,     ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . . , to,     into) ;  4) ;  5)  (to, on) ,  (. to     ~ 
together), to ~ out )  ,     ; )  (  . .)      
lasher = n   
lashing = n  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4) pl . ,  (-. - of)      
lass = n  1) ;  2)       
lassie = n .  1) , ;  2) ,       
lassitude = n ,   
lasso = 1. n , ; 2. v      
last I = 1. n  1) -.   , in my ~        , my ~   ;     to breathe one`s ~       , , the ~, this ~       ;  2) , at ~ ; to the ~, till the ~     )  ; )  , his ~  ,       , , the ~ of .      (, ,   . .) ; 2. a  1) , ; ~ but one     ; ~ but two   ; ~     but not least ,    ;  2) ; ~ year  ; ~ 
week      ; ~ Monday      ;  3) , ;  4) , he`s the ~ man I wanted 
to     see       ;  5) superl . 
late 2.; 3. adv  1)   ,   ,       (   . .) ;  2) superl . late 2.    
last II = 1. v  1) , ;  2)  , , it will ~ me a     month     ;  3) , ,  (     ) ; 2. n ,     
last III = n  () ; to stick to one`s ~   ,       
last IV = n  ()  
lasting = a  1) , ;  2) , , ; ~ color     (cloth)   ();  3) . .       
lastly = adv   ,  , ,   ( )  
latch = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ; 2. v ()    
latch-key = n  1)    ;  2)       
late = 1. a (compar later, latter, superl latest,   last)  1)  ( , , .      , ) ;  2) , ; to be ~     , it is too ~ to go        ;  3) , , of ~ years  (     )  ;  4) , , ; 2. 
adv (compar later, superl latest, last)  1) , early or ~   ,     better ~ than never  ,      ;  2) ,    (. of ~)      
lateen = a  ( )  
lateness = n ,   
latent = a ,   , ; ~ qualities  ; ~ heat .  ; ~ disease    ; ~ solvent . ,  () ; ~ image ) .   ; )   () ; ~ partner .    ; ~ meaning  ,    
later = 1. a (compar . late 1.)  ; 2. adv (compar . late 2.) ; ~ on , , no ~ than   yesterday  ,      
lateral = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
latest = 1. a (superl . late 1.)  ,   (     . .) ; 2. adv superl . late 2.    
latex = n ,   ()  
lath = 1. n , , ; 2. v      
lathe = n    
lather = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ,  ( ) ; 2. v  1) ();  2)  ( ) ;  3) . ,       
lathery = a  1) ,   ;  2) ,   ( ) ;  3) . ,       
lathi = n    (  )  
lathy = a ,   Latin = 1. n  , ; thieves` ~    ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ( , )      
latitude = n  1) . , low ~s  ;  2)  , ;  3) . () ,       
latrine = n  ,  ( , )  
latter = a  1) compar . late 1.;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( )      
latter-day = a ,   
latterly = adv  1) ;  2)  ,   (  . .)      
lattice = n  1) ;  2) attr       
latticed = a   Latvian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
laud = 1. n ,  ; 2. v ,     
laudable = a  1) ;  2) .       
laudanum = n    
laudation = n   
laudatory = a   
laugh = 1. n ; to give a ~, to break into a ~   ; 
to raise a ~  ; to   have ( to get) the ~ of smb.     -.; 2. v ; to ~ to scorn , to   ~ at ) , ; )    -.; to ~ away ,     (, ) ; 
to ~ down    ,   (  .   .) ; to ~ off (of) )     (   . .) ; )    ; to ~ over      ; to ~ in one`s sleeve      , , he ~s best who ~s last   .   ,         
laughable = a , ,   
laughing = a  1) , , ;  2)       
laughing-gas = n    
laughing-stock = n   
laughter = n , , shrill ~    
launch I = 1. n    ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)  () ,  (,     ) ;  3)   , ;  4) () ( ) ,  () ;  5)  (, . to ~ out);  6)  ( , , into, . to     ~ out), to ~ out ,             
launch II = n  1) ;  2)        
launching = n  1)    ;  2) , ;  3)  (  . .) , test ~      , launching of 
a product              
launder = v  1)  () ;  2)  (,  -  )      
laundress = n   
laundry = n  1) ; to send linen to the ~        ;  2) (the ~) . sing . , has the ~     
come back yet?         ?; ~ soap  ; ~            
laurel = 1. n  1) ;  2) . pl ,  ; to 
reap     ( to win) ~s  ; to rest on     one`s ~s   ; 2. v       
lava = n , a stream of ~  ; a bed of ~  ; ~ 
ash  ; ~ flow  ,  ; ~ pit ,    
lavabo = n (pl -os ) .  1)    (  ) ;  2) ,          
lavage = n . ,   
lavation = n .  1) , ;  2)         
lavatory = n ,    
lave = n .  1) ;  2)  (   . .)      
lavement = n  1) . , ;  2) . ,       
lavender = 1. n  1) ) .  (Levandula gen.) ; )         ; to lay     (up) in ~   ()     (. . );  2) -          ; to lay (up) in ~ )      ()  ; )     ,   ; (.  1., 2.) ; 2. a ,  ; ~ print     ; 3. v   () ,        
laverock = . . lark I  
lavish = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)       
lavishness = n  1) , ;  2)       
law = 1. n  1) , , electoral ~      , martial ~  ;  2) , ; ~ 
and order     , common ~ )  ;     )  , civil (international) ~      () ;  3)  ; to practice ~      ;  4) ,  ; to go to ~       ; 
to have ( to take) the ~ of smb.      -.  ; 
to take the ~     into one`s own hands   ,     Lynch ~ ,  , ;  5) .  (        . .) , . ,     ; periodic ~        ; to lay down the ~      ,       , necessity knows no ~ .        ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) .         
law-abiding = a  ,   
law-blank = n       
law-book = n  1) ,  ;  2) . pl          
law-breaker = n   
law commercial = n .    
law-court = n   
lawful = a ; ~ authority  ; ~ acts  , the ~ king (heir, owner, wife)   (, , - ); ~ age () ; to reach ~ age  (c) ; ~ money     
lawfully = adv ,     
lawfulness = n   
lawgiver = n   
lawless = a  1) ;  2)       
lawlessness = n ,   
law-list = n    (  , )  
law-lord = n ' ',   ,              
law-maker = n   
lawn I = n   
lawn II = n  1) )    , ;     )   ; croquet ~         ; 
tennis ~       ; ) . ,  (       . .) ;  2)  . .  .       ,        
lawn-mower = n   
lawny I = a   
lawny II = a   ,   
law-office = n .    
law-officer = n   ; ~s of the Crown   (    )  
law-sheep = n     (  )  
law-stationer = n    (  )  
lawsuit = n    
law-term = n  1)  ;  2)         
law-writer = n  1) ,    ;  2)         
lawyer = n  1) , ;  2)       
lax =   1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)       
laxative = 1. n  (); 2. a     
laxity = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
lay I = 1. v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  (  . .) ,      () ; to ~ low ) ,     ; ) ;  4)  ();  5)   -. ,     ; to ~ bare , ,     ; to ~ open ,      ; to ~ smb. under obligation      -.; 
to ~ under necessity     ;  6)  ( , . to ~ eggs) ;  7)  (-. -.) ,      () ,      (  . .) ; to ~ a heavy tax 
on     smth.  -.  ;  8) , ;  9) .  ,   ; to     ~ about: 
to ~ about one         ; ~ aside )       , ; ) ,     ; to ~ by . to ~ aside ); to ~     down ) ; )  (,     ) ,  (       . .) ,  (  . .) ; )     ,  () ; )     ; to ~ in ) ; ) .     ''; to ~ into . to ~ in ); to ~     
off )  () ; )  (     ) ; ) . ; )      ; to ~ on )  (  .     .) ; )  (  . .) ; )     .  () ; to ~ out )     ,  () ; )      ( -.) ; )     .   ,    (       . .) ; ) ,      ; )    () ; )     to ~ oneself out ,   ;     to ~ up ,   ; to ~     on thick  , ,     ''; 2. n  1) () -.;  2) .  ,       
lay II = past . lie II 1  
lay III = n  1) () ;  2)        
lay IV = a  1) , ;  2)       
lay-by = n        
lay-days = n pl . ,    
layer I = n  1) , ;  2) .       
layer II = n this hen is a good (bad) ~    ()   
layer III = v   ()  
layer-cake = n  ,    
layette = n    
lay-figure = n  1)  () ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ,            
layman = n  1) ;  2)       
lay-off = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)       
lay-out = n  1) ,  (  . .) ;  2)  ;  3) . ;  4)  ;  5)  (,   . .) ;  6) , ;  7)  ,      , ;  8) , ,  ,      ,  ( ) ;  9) ,       
laze = v . , ,  (. to ~ 
away)  
laziness = n ,   
lazy = a   
lazy-bones = n .   Lazy Susan =   1) .      .     .;  2)                
lea = n  1) . , ;  2) .-. ,         
leach = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v     
lead I = n  1) , white ~  , red ~     ;  2) . ; to cast ( to heave) the ~      ;  3) pl . ;  4) pl     ;  5) attr ; to swing the ~ .       ,  ,     hail of ~  ; to get the ~       (); to swing the ~ . ,     . .   ,        . .      
lead II = 1. n  1) , ; to take the ~        , ;  2) ; to follow the ~ of      -. ; to give smb. a ~      -. ;  3) , ;  4) ,  , in the ~       (, ) ; to have (to     
gain) the ~ in a race         ; to 
have a ~ of several meters     (seconds, points)         (, );  5) .  , ()      ;  6) .  , it is 
your ~  ,      ;  7) ;  8)  ( ) ;  9) .    ;     10) . ;     11) . ; 2. v (past, p. p. led)  1) ; to ~ the way   ,       ; to ~ nowhere         ; to ~ astray        ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)   ( ) ;  5) . ; to ~ away ,     ; to ~ back  ; to ~ off     ) ,  (,   . .)     ; ) , , ; to ~     out ; to ~ out of  (     ) ; to ~ up (to) )       -.; )   -.,        -.      
leaden = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)       
leader = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,  () ;  4)  ;  5)   ( ) ;  6) . , ;  7)  , ;  8)   () ;  9) .-.  ;     10) .  ;     11) ;     12)   ( ) ; ~ for the     defence ,  ;     13) ,             (.     Loss ~)      
leaderette = n    ( )  
leadership = n   
leading = a  1) , , ,      ( , ) ; ~ man (lady)     ()  ;  2) . , ,       
leading-strings = n pl , in ~ .    
lead-off = n   
leaf = 1. n (pl leaves)  1) ;  2) ; to come into ~, to 
put forth     leaves  ,  (     ) , in ~  (       . .) ;  3)  () , , lose ~      ;  4)  () ,  ;  5) attr ; to turn over a new       ; to take a ~ out of smb. `s book      -. ,      -.; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
leafage = n   
leaf-bud = n    
leafless = a   
leaflet = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
leafstalk = n   
leafy = a    
league I = n  ( )  
league II = 1. n  1) , , in ~ with  ;  2) . , A ~  , B ~  ; ~     games            (, ) ; ~ title .          ; ~ football     championship           ; 2. v (),      
leaguer = n      
leak = 1. n , ; to spring a ~, to start a   ~  ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) ; to ~ 
out ,       (   . .)      
leakage = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .)      
leaky = a  1)  , ;  2)          
lean I = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) , , as ~ as a rake       ;  2) , ;  3)       
lean II = 1. v (past, p. p. leaned, leant)  1) , ;  2) , () (on, against) ;  3)  ( - on, upon) ;  4) ,  ,      ( -. - to, towards) ; to ~ over     backward    ; 2. n     
leaning = n  1) ;  2) . , , 
distinct     ~ towards the law as a profession         ;  3) , ;  4) . ;  5) . ~ backward (forward)       () () ; ~ exercises        ()      
leaning-rest = n .  ,   ()  
leant = past, p. p. . lean II 1.  
lean-to = n  ( ) ,   
leap = 1. n , , a ~ into the cosmos     , 
a ~ in the dark     ,  , by ~s 
and   bounds   ; 2. v (past, p. p. leapt, leaped) ,   ,  (. to ~ over)    
leap-day = n 29  (. . leap-year)  
leap-frog = n   
leapt = past, p. p. . leap 2.    
leap-year = n    
learn = v  1) ,  -.,  -.;     to ~ 
by heart, to ~ by rote  ;  2) ;  3) . , .  -.      
learned = 1. past, p. p. ; 2. past, p. p. . learn    
learner = n ,   
learning = n  1) ;  2) ,       
learnt = past, p. p. . learn  
lease = 1. n  1) ,  , by ~, on ~  ,       ;  2)  ;  3)  , , 
the ~ expires in     August    ()      ;  4) .  ,        , long ~  ,     short ~  ; a fresh ~ of     power   ; 
to     take a new ~ of life  ,       ; 2. v  1)     ;  2) to ~ out land (houses)         ();  3)   , ; to ~ land from     smb.    -.      
leasehold = 1. n  1)  ;  2)    , ,     , long ~   99 , life ~      ; 2. a     
leaseholder = n , ,   
leash = 1. n  1) , ; to hold in ~ .       , ;  2) .    ; 2. v       
least = 1. n  ,  , the ~   you must do  ,      , at (the) ~   , in the   ~   , not in the ~ ,   ; to say the ~ of it    ; 2. a (superl . 
little 2.) , ; 3. adv (superl . little 3.)       
leather = 1. n  1) , patent ~  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) pl  ;  5) pl ;  6) .  ;  7) attr ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  , ; to ~ smb. black     and blue  -.  ;  3) . ,  ; to ~ 
away     at (on) the job   ,             
leatherette = n    
leather-head = n   
leathering = n  1) .  ;  2)  () ; to 
give smb. a ~      -.      
leathern = a   
leathery = a  1)   ;  2)  ( )      
leave I = 1. n  1) , , by ( with)     your ~   ;  2)  (. ~ of absence), on ~      , on sick ~    ;  3) , , ; to take one`s ~     ,  ( -. - of) ; 
to take     French ~   ; to take ~ of     one`s 
senses  ; 2. v (past, p. p. left)  1) , ,  ( ) ;  2) , ;  3) ; ~ it to me       , I ~ it to you       (,   . .) , it ~s much to be     
desired   ;  4)     , the story     left him cool    ; to ~     undone (unsaid)     (     ); ~ it at 
that! . !,     !;  5)  ;  6) ; to be badly (poorly) (well)     left   () ()     ;  7)    , 
seven from ten ~s     three     ; to ~     behind ) ,  (-.) ; )     , ; to ~ off     ,  ; to ~ 
off     smoking  ; to ~ out ,     ; 
to ~ over ; to ~ smb.     to himself ( to his own 
devices)      -.        
leave II = v    
leaven = 1. n , , . ,   ; 2. 
v   , .       
leaves = n pl . leaf 1.  
leaving = n  1) ) , ; ) ;  2) , ;  3) ) ; )  ,     ; ~ 
examination  ; ~     certificate               
leavings = n pl ,   
lecherous = a   
lechery = n   
lection = n  1) ;  2) ,       
lecture = 1. n  1) ; to give ( to deliver) a ~      ;  2) , ; to give ( to read)     
smb. a ~   -.,      -.; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ,       
lecturer = n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)        
lecturing = n to do ~    
led = past, p. p. . lead II 2.    
ledge = n  1) , , , ;  2) ;  3) .        
ledger = n  1) .  , ;  2) .         ;  3) .  , , ;  4)        
ledger-bait = n   
lee = n  1)  ;  2) , under the ~ of       (-.);  3) attr       
leech = n  1) ; to stick like a ~       ;  2) ,       
leek = n - (.    ) ; to eat 
the ( one`s) ~    
leer = 1. n ,   ; 2. v ,      
leery = a .  1) , ; ~ old bird       ;  2)       
lees = n  1) ,   ; to drink ( to     drain) 
to the ~  , .        ;  2)       
leeward = 1. n  ; 2. a ; 3. adv  ,      
leeway = n  1) .  () ;  2) .  ()  ;  3) to make up ~              
left I = 1. n  1)  ,  , .      ; 
to keep to the ~       , over the ~! .       !;  2) the Left (.  pl) . ; 2. a ; 3. adv , ; ~ about face! .   () !    
left II = past, p.p. . leave I 2.    
left-hand = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3) .    ( )      
left-handed = n  1)    ;  2)   ;  3) , ;  4) ,  (       . .) ;  5) ; ~ marriage      ; )      ; )  ; ~ wife )      ; )  ;  6) .  , ; ~     strokes of fortune         
left-hander = n  1) ;  2)         
leftist = n .   ,   
left-most = a    
left-over = n .  1) ;  2)       
leftward = 1. a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ; 2. adv . leftwards    
leftwards = adv ,   
left-wing = a ,   
leg = 1. n  1) ; to stretch one`s ~s  ,     ; to give smb. a ~ up  -.        ; to     keep one`s ~s ()  ; to run     off one`s ~s   ; to take to one`s     ~s , ; to stand on one`s own     ~s    ,  ;     to set smb. on his ~s  -.       ,  ;  2) , , , . ;  3) ;  4) . ;  5)   ( ) ;  6) . , ;  7)  , ;  8) . ) , ; )  () ; ~     circles    () ; ~ hold       () ; to pull smb. `s ~     .  -.,       -.; to shake a ~ . ; 2. v to ~ it , , ''    
legacy = n ,   
legal = a  1) ) ; ~ person      ; ~ 
profession  ; ~     practitioner (gentleman) ; ~ adviser     (expert) ,  ;     ~ 
document  ; ~ obligation      ; ~ department       (  . .) ; ~ ethics       ; ~ language      ,  ;     to take ~ advice         ; ) ; ~ action  ;     ~ costs  ; ~ decision      ; ~ procedure ;     to institute (to 
take) ~ proceedings against     smb.     -.;     ) ~ history  ; )      , of ~ force   ; ~     government  ; ~     foundation  ; ~ 
owner      ; ~ claim       ; ~ standing  ; ~     tender   ;  2) , ;  3) , ~ 
status        
legality = n   
legalize = v ,   
legate I = n  1) ,  ;  2) .       
legate II = v   
legatee = n   
legation = n ()   
leg-bail = v ,   
leg-drive = n     ( )  
legend = n  1) ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ;  3) . ,   ;  4) .       
legendary = a   
legerdemain = n  1)  , ;  2)        
leggings = n pl , , , ,    
leggy = a   
legibility = n  (, )  
legible = a ,   
legion = n , . ; Legion of Honor    ( )  
legionary = 1. n ; 2. a     
legislate = v    
legislation = n , labor ~    
legislative = a   
legislator = n   
legislature = n    
legist = n ,   
legitimacy = n ,   
legitimate = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
legitimation = n  1) ;  2)       
legman = n . .   
leg-pull = n  ,  -.  
leguminous = a . ,   
leisure = n  1) ; at ~  ;  2) attr ,  (   .     .)      
leisured = a ,   
leisurely = 1. a , ; 2. adv  , ,     
lemon = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr ,  ; to hand     smb. a ~ . ,  -.      
lemonade = n   
lemon-drop = n    
lemony = a   
lemur = n .   
lend = (past, p. p. lent)  1)  , ,       ,    ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;  4) . to ~ smb. a box on the ear      -.  ; ~ out a) , ;     )  ()  ; to ~ a     (helping) hand ,  o;     
to ~ (an) ear (one`s ears) to smb.      -.; to ~ 
one`s soul to a task        -. ;  5) to ~ itself  ; to ~ oneself       -.      
lender = n   
lending = n  1) ) , , ;     ) ;  2) ) , , ; )            
length = n  1) , at full ~ )   ,     ; )   ; to     measure one`s ~    ;  2) ;  3) , , 
of some     ~  , in ~ of time       ,  ;  4) .  ;  5) , ; at ~ ) ; )     ,   ; to go 
all ~s     ( to great ~s, to any ~)   ,         ; to keep smb.     at smb. `s ~  -.             
lengthen = v (); to ~ out  ,   
lengthways = adv  ,   
lengthwise = 1. a ; 2. adv  ,     
lengthy = a  ,  (   . .)  
lenience = n ,   
leniency = . lenience  
lenient = a ,   Leninism = n   Leninist = 1. n ; 2. a     
leninite = . Leninist 1.  
lenitive = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
lenity = n  1) ;  2)       
lens = n  1) ,  , ,     , , concave (convex) ~      () ;  2) .   (. crystanine ~)      
lent I = n .    
lent II = past, p. p. . lend  
lenten = a  1) ;  2)  (. .)      
lentil = n   
leonine = a   
leopard = n ; can the ~ change his spots? .      
leopardess = n    
leper = n   
leprosy = n .   
leprous = a   
lesion = n  1) ,  (, ) ;  2) . ,  (      )      
less = 1. n  ,  , in ~   than no 
time   ; 2. a (compar . little 2.) ; 3. adv (compar . little 2.) , , none the ~   ; 4. 
prep , a month ~ three days          
lessee = n ,   
lessen = v  1) ();  2)  (, )      
lesser = a (compar . little 2.)     
lesson = 1. n  1) ; to do ( to make) ~s      ; 
to say one`s ~  () ;  2) pl ;  3) ; 
to give smb. a ~      -. ;  4) , ;  5) .   ,        ; 2. v ,      
lessor = a     
lest = conj  1)  , be careful ~ you fall from the     tree  ,         ;  2)   , I was 
afraid ~ he should be     late  ,           
let I = v (past, p. p. let)  1) , , ; to ~ 
be      ,   ; to ~ drop     ( 
fall) ; to ~ go ) ,     ; )   ; )       ; to ~ oneself go       , ; to ~ hear ( know)      ; to ~ 
slip      , ; to ~ see     ;  2)  , the house is to (be) ~      ; to ~  () , how much     does the house ~ 
for?        ?,     ?;  3)  . .   .     . ,  ,   .     .: ~ us go (); ~ every 
man do his     duty     ; ~ you     
and me try  ; ~ AB be equal     to CD  AB  CD; to ~ down )     ,  ; ) ,     ; to ~ smb. down easily ( gently)         -.,        -.; )     , ; )       ; to ~ in ; to ~ into       -.,  (   .     .) ; to ~ off ) , ; )      (), ; to ~ on )     ,  ; ) .     ,  () ; to ~ out )      ,  () ; )      ; to ~ up . . ()      
let II = n    
lethal = a ,  ( )  
lethargic = a  1) ;  2) ,       
lethargy = n  1) ;  2) , ,       Lethe = n . , .   
let-off = n  1) ,   ()     ;  2)  ;  3) .  ()      Lett = n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)        
letter = 1. n  1) , capital (small, initial) ~      (, ) , the ~     of the law  ; ~ 
for ~ ,     ; to the ~  , in ~ and     
in spirit     ;  2) . ;  3) , , registered (dead) ~      (  ) ;     ~ of credit ; ~ of attorney     ; ~s of credence .      ; ~s 
patent      , ; L. of Administration .                      ; ~ of advice     , , ; ~ of attorney     () ; ~ of indemnity     (guarantee)  ; ~ of inquiry      ; revolving ~ of credit       ;     irrevocable ~ of 
credit      ; cash ~ of credit        ; ~ of credit drawn on smb.     ,   -.;     back-to-back ~ of credit      ; untransferable ~ of credit      ; unconfirmed ~ of     credit  ;     revolving ~ of credit      ; installment ~ of credit         ; ~ of     credit payable 
infreely convertible currency               ; ~ of credit valid     for...    ...;     commercial ~ of credit  ;     circular ~ of credit  ;     export ~ of credit  ;  4) pl ;  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ,         
letter-box = n    
letter-card = n , -  
letter-case = n   
lettered = a  1) () , ;  2)     ;  3) p,        
letter-friend = n     
letterhead = n     ,    ,      
lettering = n () ,   
letter-paper = n    
letter-perfect = a .      
letterpress = n   (   ) , in ~    Lettish = 1. n  ; 2. a     
lettuce = n ,   
let-up = n ,   
leucocyte = n .   
lev = n (pl leva )  (  )  
levant = v , ,     
levee I = n  1)   ,  () ;  2)        
levee II = 1. n .  1)  (   ) ;  2) ; 2. v .      
level = 1. n  1) , on a ~ with    ,     sea ~  ; to find one`s own ~ )       ; )   ; to     bring smb. to his ~  -.      ;  2) ,       , 
dead ~ ) ; )     ;  3) , ,  () ;     on the ~ ; 2. a  1) , , ,       ( - with) ;  2) , , ;  3) , ; to do one`s ~     
best   ; 3. v  1) , ; to ~ a road (a     tennis-court)   (     ); to ~ to ( with) the ground       ; to ~ 
up (down)      () ( );  2)  (, at) , ,      (, , 
at, against) ;  3) , ;  4) ~ of a) ,        ; ) .   (     ) ; ~ out   -.     ; ~ up ,  (     -. )      
level-headed = a ,   
lever = 1. n ; 2. v      
leverage = n  1)  ;  2)   () ;  3)          
leveret = n   
leviathan = n  1) . ;  2)  (.  )      
levin = n .   
levitation = n ,   
levity = n   
levy = 1. n  1) ) ,  (, ) ,      ; )  () , great     ~  , capital ~       ,        ;  2)  , , ; ~     in mass   ( ,        ) , national ~      ;  3) .  (  . .)                 (  )     ; 2. v  1) ,  (, ) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  () ;  4)  () ;  5) .  (  . .)                               
lewd = a  1) , ;  2)       
lewisite = n .   
lexical = a  1) ;  2)       
lexicographer = n ,    
lexicography = n ,    
lexicology = n   
lexicon = n   
liability = n  1) ,        ( -.) ; ~ to pay     taxes   ; ~ for     military service, ~ to carry arms        ; ~     for damages   ,     absolute ~ .      , limited ~ .      , 
criminal ~ .      ;  2) ) , ; to incur     liabilities           -.; ) pl ,      , ; to meet one`s     liabilities   ;  3) , ,      ( -.) ; ~ to disease       ; ~ to error      ;  4) ,       
liable = a . predic  1) ,  ,     ,  ; ~     for (military) 
service ; to     be ~ for smb. `s debts        -. ,        -. ;  2) )  (-.) ; ~ to income-tax       ; )     ,   ; ~ to     catch cold   ; ~ to be     
sea-sick   ; to     make oneself ~ to 
smth.       -.; all men are ~ to make mistakes        ; he is not ~ to     fear     ; )       (-.) ; ~ 
to dispute     ; to be ~ to misconstruction      ()       ()  ( ,       . .) ;  3) . , , difficulties     are ~ to occur  ( ,     )  , ground ~ to be     
overflowed  ,               
liaise = v      
liaison = n  1) () ;  2) .  ;  3) attr   ()  (     , )      
liana = n   
liar = n ; ~s have need of good memories .       
libation = n , .   
libel = 1. n ; 2. v     
libeller = n   
libellous = a   
liberal = 1. a  1) ;  2) (L.) . ,       ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) ;  6) , , ; ~     interpretation (translation)       (- );  7) . , ;  8) .   (  . .)      
liberalism = n   
liberality = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
liberate = v  1) ;  2) .       
liberation = n  1) ;  2) .       
liberator = n   
libertine = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .       
liberty = n  1) , civil liberties      ; ~ of the press (of speech, of     conscience)   (, ),     at ~ ,  ; to set at ~       ;  2) ; to take the ~ to do ( of     
doing) smth.    -.;     to take liberties 
with smb.         -.;  3) pl       
liberty-man = n ,     
librarian = n   
library = n  1) , free ~  ,     
lending ~, circulating ~          , 
walking ~ .     ' ';  2) attr       
libretto = n   
lice = pl . louse  
license = n  1) , , ,     , 
driving ~  ;  2) , , non-
transferable ~        , general ~      , contractual ~      , 
exclusive ~      ; ~ of items and     
technologies         ; blanket ~  ;     limited ~  ; cross ~      ; ordinary ~      ; export ~        
license = v ,  , ,   
licensed = a  1)  , ,       -.;  2)  (   . .) ;  3)       
licensee = n ,  , ,  (.    )  
licentious = a ,   
lichen = n  1) ;  2) .       
lick = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ,      -.;  3) .   ;  4) . , at a great ~, at full ~      ; a ~ and a 
promise . ) ,      , ) -      ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ one`s 
chops (     lips) (),  -.;  2) . ;  3) . , ;  4) . ; to ~ 
into shape       ,         
lickerish = a  1)  , ,  (     -.,  -.) ;  2)       
licking = n .  1) , ;  2)  ( , )      
lickspittle = n   
lid = n  1) , ;  2)  (. eyelid); to narrow 
one`s ~s           Lido = n ()      
lie I = 1. n , ; to tell a ~ , it is   a simple ~   ; to give smb. the   ~ ,  -.  ; to give   the ~ to smth.   -.,   ; white ~ ,    ; 2. v (pres. 
p. lying)  1) ;  2)   ( , )      
lie II = 1. v (past lay, p.p. lain, pres. p. lying)  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)   ( ,   .     .) ;  4) ,  ( -. ,     ) ; to ~ low )      ; ) . , ;  5)  ( --. - in) ; as far as     
in me ~s...   ...; ,        ; it ~s 
with you (to do, to     decide)   (, );  6) .  , ; to ~ back      (   . .) ; to ~ by )       ; ) ; to     ~ down , ; to take it lying     
down  ; to ~ in )       ; ) .   ; to ~ over     (), (); 
to ~ up )       ,         (- ) ; )   ,     ; )    ( ) ;     to ~ on the bed one has made .       ,   ; to ~ to one`s work       , ; 2. n (), ; the ~ of   the 
land  , .        
lief = adv   
liege = 1. n .  1) ;  2) ; 2. a .  1) ;  2)       
liegeman = n  1) . ;  2)  ,       
lien = n        
lieu = n in ~ of   
lieutenant = , . n  1) ;  2) , ,       
lieutenant-colonel = n   
lieutenant-governor I = n   ( . )  
lieutenant-governor II = n . - ()  
life = n (pl lives)  1) , for ~ ()  ; to see ~      ,  ; to bring (to     come) to ~  ()   (     ) ; to lay down one`s ~       ; to lose one`s ~ ; to take     smb. `s ~  -.; to take one`s own ~      () ; upon (     `pon) my ~!  !; to pawn 
one`s ~      ;  2)  , regular ~       , stirring ~  ,     ;  3) , ;  4) , , full of ~      ; to be the ~ ( ~ and 
soul) of the     party   ; to put ~ into     
one`s work   ;  5) ,  ; to 
the ~     , as large as ~   ;  6) ,     .     .; still ~ ; I cannot for the ~ of     me  ,  ; to lead a cat 
and a     dog ~ .     , while     there 
is ~ there is hope .       ,        
life-annuity = n    
lifebelt = n    
life-blood = n  1) . ;  2)  ,       
life-boat = n    
lifebuoy = . lifebelt  
life-giving = a ,   
life-guard = n  1)  ;  2)       
life-insurance = n    
life-interest = n      
life-jacket = n      
lifeless = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
life-like = a    
life-line = n    
lifelong = n ,    ( ) ,      
life-office = n      
life-preserver = n  1)  ;  2)       
lifer = n .      
life-size(d) = a     
lifetime = n  , the chance of one`s ~ ,       
life-work = n       
lift = 1. n  1) , ; to give smb. a ~ )     ,  -.; )      -.;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) ;  5) . , ;  6) .  ;  7) . )  ( ,     ) ; )   (     ) ; )     () ;     dead ~  ; 2. v  1)  (. to ~ off, to ~ up);  2) , ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4)  (  . .) ;  5) .  (. ) ,            
lifter = n  1) . , ;  2) .   ;  3) . , ;  4) .  () ;  5) .  ()      
ligament = n .   
ligature = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ,        ( ) ;  3) . ;  4) . ; 2. 
v  ( )    
light I = 1. n  1) , ,  , in a good     ~   ,  ; to     bring to ~ ,        ; to come to ~ ; to see     
the ~ ,   ; to stand     in smb. `s ~  -. , .       ,  -.; to throw     ( to shed) ~   ( -. -     
upon) ;  2) , , ,   . .; to     strike a ~  ; to give the green     ~ .  , 
floating ~      , before the ~s .  ,      ;  3) , ;  4) , . ;  5) 
pl () ;  6) , ;  7)  , ;  8) pl . ; northern ~s, polar ~s      ; to see the red ~       ; 2. a ; 3. a  1) (), ();  2) (); to ~ up ) ; )      ; )  ( ,     )      
light II = a  1) , ;  2) ; to make ~ of       ,  ;  3) , ;  4) , , ;  5)  ( )      
light III = v (past , p. p. lit, lighted)  1) ,  (. to ~ down, to ~     off), ,   -. (     , , on, upon) ;  2)    -. (on,     upon)      
lighten I = v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , 
it ~ed        
lighten II = v  1) , ()  ;  2)  () ;  3)        
lighter I = n  1)  (. cigar ~, cigarette ~);  2) .       
lighter II = n .   
light-fingered = a  1) ;  2)       
light-footed = a ,   
light-headed = a  1) , ;  2)  ,        
light-hearted = a   
light-heavy weight = n .  1)   (        ) ;  2)           
lighthouse = n   
lighting = n  1) ;  2) )  ; ) .      ;  3) . ;  4) ) . ; )  (     ) ;  5) .-. ~ of 
trees  ,        ; ~ plant      ; ~ equipment .            
lightish I = a  ,  ( ) ; ~ blue -  
lightish II = a  ,   
light-keeper = n  ,   
light-legged = = a light-heeled   
lightless = a  1) , ;  2)  ,         
light-limbed = a ,   
lightly = adv  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
light-minded = a   
lightness = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3)       
lightning = n , heat ( sheet, summer) ~ , like ~   ,   
lightning-bug = n   
lightning-conductor = n   
lightning-rod = . lightning-conductor  
lightship = n    
light-signal = n  1)  ;  2)       
light-skirts = n    
lightsome I = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
lightsome II = a ,   
light-weight = 1. n  1)    , .     ;  2) ,  ; 2. a  1)   ;  2)       
lign-aloes = n     
ligne = n  (      )  
ligneous = a  1) , ; ~ plant      ;  2) . . ; ~ marble              
lignification = n   
lignify = v  1)   ,      ;  2) ,         
lignite = n  ,   
ligroin = n . ,    
likable = . likeable  
like I = 1. n  , , ,   , and 
the ~   ; or   the ~  - ; did you 
ever   see the ~ of it?    -   ?; will 
never do the ~ again        ; ~ 
cures ~      ; to requite ( to   return) ~ 
for ~     ; 2. a  1) , ; 
something ~ 100     roubles  100 ; what is he (it) ~?       ()  ?;  2) , ;  3) ,  ; 3. adv  1) ,  ;  2) very ~, ~ enough  ,     ;  3) .        
like II = n 1. . pl , , ; ~s and 
dislikes   ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ 
dancing (dogs,     fruit)   (, ); she ~s     
him but does not love well! I ~ that! .       !; 
how do you ~ it?        ?; do as you ~ ,       , ,   ;  2) ) , , how do you ~     your tea? - I don`t ~ it 
too strong         ( )? -         ; I ~ people to tell the     truth   ,  ;     ) , , ; I ~     wine but it does not ~ me   ,        ;  3) . it ~s me well         (); it ~d me not        ;  4) a)         : I didn`t ~ to 
interrupt him        ()  ; I don`t ~ 
to     disturb you   (  )      ; )    should  would      : I should (would) ~       ,     ()     ; I should ~ to see (to know)         () (. .)      
likeable = a ,   
likelihood = n , in all ~     
likely = 1. a  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ; 2. adv  (. most ~, very ~); as   ~ as 
not      
liken = v ,  ,  (to)  
likeness = n  1)  ( - between,  - to) ;  2) , , speaking ~      ,  ;  3) , , in the ~ of a friend       , in the ~ of a 
bird        ( )      
likewise = adv , ,   
liking = n  1) , ; a ~ for children       ;  2) ,  ( -. - for) ; to     one`s ~   (-.)      
lilac = 1. n ; 2. a     Lilliputian = 1. n ; 2. a     
lilt = 1. n ,  ; 2. adv  ,     
lily = n  1) ; tiger (Easter) ~  ()     ; 
water ~  , ; lent     ~  ;  2) 
attr ,       
lily-livered = a   
lily-of-the-valley = n   
lily-white = a -  
limb I = n  1) ,  () ;  2) , ;  3) .  , ; a ~ of     the law .  ,       ( , )      
limb II = n  1) ,  (, ) ;  2)  (  ) ;  3) ,       
limber I = n .  ()  
limber II = 1. a  1) ;  2) ; 2. v ()     
limbo = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .        
lime I = 1. n ; burnt ~  ,   slack(ed) ~  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
lime II = n    
lime III = n   
lime-juice = n    
limekiln = n      
limelight = n in the ~  ,     Limerick = n    
limestone = n   
lime-tree = n   
limey = n . .   
limit = 1. n  1) , , ; age ~      ; superior ~  (     ,    . .) ;     inferior ~  ( ,        . .) ; ~ of     elasticity (fatigue, 
accuracy, audition)       (, ,     ); ~ of exploitation .       ; ~s of a prison (jail)      ,          ; within the ~s of the city       ; to the ~ . ,     ; to set a ~ to smth. )       -.,      -.;  -.; )       -.; to know 
the ~s of smb. `s abilities     ,   -.  (       -. ); his greed     knows no ~s     ( )     ;  2) pl . , ;  3) ) . ; ) . ,      ;  ,      ;  4) .  ; ~ gauge (load) .       (- ); ~ switch     .  ; within ~s        (), ,       , without ~     ,   ,       ; that`s the ~!   !,        !; she is the ~!      !; to go 
the ~ .       ,   ; 2. v  1) ,  ; to ~ one`s     desires   ; to ~ the     amount of work a man may do in a day       ,          ; to ~ the     expense  ;  2)  ,       
limitary = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
limitation = n  1) ) ; ) -.      (, ) , ; ) .      (-. , ) ;  2) ; to have one`s ~s       (); to know one`s ~s             ;  3) .  ,  ,     statute of ~s          
limitative = a ,   
limited = a  1) ) ; ~ number      ,  ; )     , ; ~ ideas      ; ~ views  ; to have a ~     
intelligence   (),       ; )        (  . .) ; the 
accommodation is     very ~   ()     ; ~ mail          ; ~ train     (express)          ; ~ edition        ,      ;  2) ,  ; ~     monarchy  ()     ; ~ authority .      ; ~ attack .        ;  3) .   ; ~     
liability       ( ) ; ~ liability company,     ~ company       ()             
limitless = a ,   
limousine = n  ,   
limp I = 1. n , ; to have a bad ~    ; to walk with a ~   ; 2. v , ,       
limp II = a ,  ( ,  ) , . ,   
limpid = a   
limy = a  1) ;  2)       
linage = n  1)     ;  2)        
linchpin = n  ()  
linden = n   
line I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl , ;  3) , , ;  4) , ;  5) , , 
border ~, ~ of     demarcation  ; to draw     
the ~ at  , .       -.;  6) , , . . , ,     assembly ~ c ;  7) ; to drop a few ~s       ;  8)  , , pl ;  9) pl . ,  ;     10)  () ;     11) ;     12)    ;     branch ~ .-. ;     13)  (,   . .)     ; ~ engaged!, ~ 
busy! ! (     ) ; the ~ is bad  ;     hold the ~!   !;     14) .  ,  ,     ;     15)  , , that is not     in ( out of) my ~         ;     16)  ,  ,     , ; to take a strong ~      , in ~ with       ,   ; to come 
into ~ with     smb.   -.,       -.;     17) , , male     (female) ~  () ;     18) pl , , hard ~s      ;     19)  (  = 1/12 ) ;     20) pl .    (.     marriage ~s); all 
along the ~  ,       ; to get a ~       ( - on) ; to to the ~ )        ; )      ,   ; 2. v  1)  , ,      ;  2) ()  ;  3) ,   -. (. 
to ~     up); to ~ through ; to ~ up )     , ; )       ; )       
line II = v  1)   , ;  2) ,  ;  3) . , ;  4)  ;  5)       
lineage = n  1) , ;  2)       
lineal = a  1) ;  2)      -.     ( )      
lineament = n . pl  1)  ();  2)        
linear = a  1) ;  2)         
lined = a  ,   
lineman = n  1) .  ;  2) . linesman 1      
linen = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; to wash one`s dirty ~ 
in public         ; 2. a     
liner I = n    ,   
liner II = n . , ,   
linesman = n  1) .-.  ;  2) .         
line-up = n .  1) ,  () ;  2) .         ,  ;  3)   , ;  4) ,       
ling = n   
linger = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ()  ( ) ;  4)   ,  ( - over,     upon) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)    (. to ~     out one`s life)      
lingerie = n  1)  ;  2)        
lingering = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
lingo = n  1) .  ;  2)        
lingual = a  1) . ;  2) .       
linguist = n ,   
linguistic = a ,   
linguistics = n , ,   
liniment = n   ( )  
lining = n  1) ;  2) . , ,       
link I = 1. n  1) () , , missing ~      ; to establish close ~s       ;  2) pl ;  3) . pl  (. cuff-links);  4)  ( ) ; 2. v  1) ,  (to, . to ~     
together) ;  2) ();  3)  ( - on, in) ;  4)         
link II = n   
links = n pl  1) ;  2)           
link-up = n .   
linnet = n  ()  
linoleum = n   
linotype = n .   
linseed = n  1)  ;  2) attr       
linsey-woolsey = n     
lint = n   
lintel = n      
liny = a   
lion = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) pl       
lioness = n   
lion-hearted = a ,   
lion-hunter = n  1)   ;  2) ,         
lionize = v  1)   -.   ;  2)        
lip = 1. n  1) , cleft ~ .  ; to curl     one`s ~   ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) . , , none of your ~!      !; stiff 
upper ~ ,     ; to keep ( to carry) a 
stiff     upper ~ )  ; )     , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,   ; 3. 
v      
lip-deep = a , ,   
lip-homage = n ,    
lip-labor = n  1)    (.      ) ;  2)        
lip-language = n  ()       
lip-microphone = n     
lipography = n        
lipoma = n . ,    
lipomata = pl  lipoma  
lipometer = n     
lipped I = a  1)   ( ) ; ~ jug       ;  2) (-lipped)          - , full-lipped       , white-lipped         
lipped II = = labiate; 1. a ; 2. n      
lipper = n  ( )  
lip-reading = n .    (.    )  
lipsalve = n   , , .   
lip-service = n    
lipstick = n    
liqueur = n   
liquid = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ; 2. a  1) , ,  ( ) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) . ;  5) .  ,       
liquidate = v  1) ;  2) ,  () ;  3) . ,  ,      ;  4)  (   . .)      
liquidation = n  1) , ,       -.;  2) ,  () ;  3) ; to go 
into ~       
liquidity = n  1)  , ;  2) . ; ~ of assets      , currency ~        
liquor I = 1. n  1) () , hard ~       , in ~, the worse for ~     ;  2) ; 2. v  1) .  (. to ~ up);  2)  ()       
liquor II = n .   
lira = n  (  )  
lisp = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( )      
lissom(e) = a  1) ;  2)       
list I = 1. n  1) , , the active ~ .      , the retired ~       , 
duty ~      (), subscription ~  ,     
black ~  , packing ~      , 
delivery ~      ;  2) , , ;  3) pl  , .  ; 2. v   , ,       
list II = 1. n , ; to have ( to take) a ~   ; 2. v ,     
listen = n  1) ,  ( -. - to,     for) ;  2)  ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;     to ~ in )  ; )       
listener = n  1) ; to be a good ~  ;  2) .       
listener-in = n  1)  ;  2) .       
listening = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ; 2. a  1) ~ post . ,  ;     ~ station . )  ; )     ,   ;  2) . , ,           
listening-in = n  1)   ;  2) . ,       
lister = n .-. ,   
lister-cultivator = n .-. -,    
listering = n .-. ,    
lister-planter = n .-.    
listless = a , ,   
lit I = past, p. p. . light I 3.    
lit II = past, p. p. . light III  
liter = n   
literacy = n   
literal = a  1) ; ~ error ,       ( ) ; ~ marking       (  ) ;  2) ) , ; ~ translation      ; ) ; ~     interpretation ,        , ;  3) ) , ,      , , a ~, rather     barren 
mind ,  ; )      ; a ~ 
description of an     event    ; ~     
account  ( ) ;  4) .-. , , the gate     has made a ~ desert of my garden           ;  5)  . . .       
literally = adv  1) ,   , ,     ;  2)        
literary = a ,  ( )  
literate = 1. n    ; 2. a ,     
literature = n   
lithe = a   
lithograph = 1. n ,  ; 2. v     
lithography = n  ( )  Lithuanian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
litigant = 1. n .  ,      ; 2. a .     
litigate = v .  1) )  ( -.) ; )      ; )         ;  2)  ( )      
litigation = n .  ,  ,   
litigator = n . ,  (  )  
litigatory = a . ,      
litigious = a  1) ;  2) ,       ; ~ right        
litmus = n .  1) ;  2) attr  ( )      
litter I = n  1) ;  2)       
litter II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( ,   .     ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  (  . . , . to ~     down);  3) ,   . .      
litter-bearer = n -  
litter-box = n  ( )  
littery = a   
little = 1. n  1) , -,  ,     a ~ , not a ~  ; ~ or     nothing  , 
he did what ~ he could        ,  , after 
a ~      , for a ~ ; ~ by ~,     by ~ and ~ , -, in ~       ,  ; to make ~     of    ,         (-.) ;  2) (the ~) ' '; from ~ up .      ; 2. a (compar 
less, lesser, superl least)  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ; 3. 
adv  1) (compar less, superl least) ,     ;  2)  , he ~ knows          
littleness = n  1) ,  ,      ;  2) ,       
littoral = 1. n ,  ; 2. a     
liturgy = n ,   
livable = a  1)   , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
live = 1. v , ; to ~ to be old     ; to ~ high  ;   to ~ by one`s labour   ; to ~   on vegetables  ; to ~ in       ; to ~ on   () ; to ~ 
out (to)     -. (,   .   .) ; ~ and learn!   -  !; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ,  (     , ) ;  3) , , ;  4) , , ;  5) ;  6) , .               
liveable = . livable  
livelihood = n   ; to pick up a ~     
liveliness = n ,   
livelong = a . ,  ( , )  
lively = a  1) ,  , , ;  2) ,  ( ,       . .) ; to make 
things ~ for smb.       -.      
liven = v () (. to ~ up)  
liver I = n  1) . ;  2)  ()      
liver II = n good ~ )  ; ) , , a 
free ~    , a close ~   
liver-colored = a -   
liveried = a    
liverish = a .  1)   ;  2) ,       
livery = n  1) ;  2) .   ;  3) . , , winter ~ of birds       ;  4)        
lives = pl . life  
live-stock = n  ,    
livid = a  1) - ( ) ;  2) .        
living = 1. n  1) ,  , , high ~        , plain ~ ,      ;  2)   ; to make ( to     earn) one`s ~   ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)  , ,       
living-room = n  , ,   
lizard = n   `ll = . .  shall  will  I, you, he  ..  
llama = n .   
load = 1. n  1) , , , . ,     dead ~ )  , ; ) .      ;  2) pl . ,  (of) ;  3) . ; 2. v  1) , , . ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3)  ()      
loader = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) .  ()      
loading = n  1) ; ~ in bulk  ; ~     in 
tanks  ; ~ turn       ;  2) , ;  3) .       
load-pack = n   
loadstar = . lodestar  
loaf I = n  1) ,  , , the ~     ;  2)   (. sugar-loaf);  3)  () ;  4) .       
loaf II = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
loafer = n   
loam = n  1)  , clay ~  ,     sandy ~ ;  2)        
loamy = a   
loan = 1. n  1) , state (domestic) ~      () ; on ~ ;     interest-free ~  ; ~ on     call   ; ~ against a     
guarantee   ; collateral ~        ; ~ against     security   ; ~ against 
rendered     services    ; ~     against 
payment documents        ; ~ against a 
pledge       ; ~ at interest       ; ~ against goods      ; ~ against 
commodities and     materials   -     ; ~ against securities        ; bad ~  ;     interest bearing ~  ; 
single     ~  ; fixed-rate ~  ;     
purpose-oriented ~  ;  2)  ( , ) ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)  ()      
loan-word = n    
loath = a predic , ; to be ~  , 
nothing ~ ,     
loathe = v  1)  ;  2) .        
loathsome = a ,   
loaves = pl . loaf I  
lob = v  1) ,    ;  2)    (   .     .)      
lobby = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  , ''         -.     ; 2. v    ,   ''    
lobe = n  1)   (. ~ of the ear);  2) , ~ of the 
lung        
lobster = n , ; red as a ~     
lobster-eyed = a   
local I = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)         ;  4)   ( ) ;  5) .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)          (. 
quite ~, very ~)      
local II = . locale  
locale = n  ()  
localism = n  1)  ,  ;  2) .  ,       
locality = n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) . pl ;  4)          
localize = v  1)  ,     ;  2)  ,              
locate = v  1) , ; to be ~d (in) )      (); )   ();  2) ,  ,           
location = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ,   (-.)     ;  5) .       
locative = n .    
loch = n .  1) ;  2)         
lock I =   1) , pl . ;  2) ,  (,   ..)      
lock II = 1. n  1) , , Yale ~  ,     
under ~ and key  ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4)  (  ) ;  5)  () ; ~, stock and 
barrel     , ; 2. v  1) ()  ;  2) (), ();  3) ; to ~ away   ,     ; to ~ in, to ~ into ) ,     ; ) ; to ~ out ) ,      ; )  ; to ~ up )     ; )  (   . .) ;     )  (  . .)      
locker = n  , ; Davy Jones`s ~ . .   ; to go to Davy Jones`s ~   
locket = n   
lock-gate = n    
lock-keeper = n    
lock-out = n   
locksmith = n   
lock-stitch = n    
lock-up = n  1)  , ;  2)   ,  (        ) ,       ;  3)  ;  4) attr       
loco = n .  1)  ( ) ;  2) .  ;  3)  . . . . ; 
to     go ~   , ;  4) .        
locomotion = n   
locomotive = 1. n , , ; 2. a ()    
locum = n to do ~s  ,   (, ) ; ~ tenens    
locust I = n   
locust II = n    
locution = n  ,   
lode = n () ,   
lodestar = n  , .    
lodge = 1. n  1) ,  ,     ;  2) () ;  3) .  , ;  4)  ;  5)  () ,  () , ; 2. v  1) (), (), ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4) to ~ in the memory   ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  (, ) ;  7) to ~ power with ( in the hands of)     smb.  -. ;  8)  () ,    (       . .)      
lodgement = . lodgment  
lodger = n   
lodging = n  1) ;  2) . pl () , ,     , dry ~         
lodging-house = n  , common ~    
lodgment = n  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3)  -., ;  4)  (, ) ;  5) .    ; to find a     ~ ,       
loess = n .   
loft = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) , .  (      ) ;  4) ;  5)   ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)    ( )      
loftiness = n  1)  ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
lofty = a  1)  ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
log I = 1. n  1) , , , , in the ~     , ;  2) . ; to heave (to throw) the ~      ,    ;  3) ) .  log-book; )  ;  4)  () ;  5) ) .-.  ; ) .       ; ~ 
glass ,      ; ~ frame  ; ~     
conveyer . ; ~ truck .     ; like a ~ )  (     ); )  ,  ;     
to keep the ~ rolling       , ()  ()     -., roll my ~ and I`ll roll 
yours .       -  ;        ; 
to split the ~  -.; 2. v  1) )   ; )     ,  () ;  2) .    ;  3) .    () ,      ()        
log II = n .  logarithm; ~ chart      
logarithm = n .   
logarithmic, logarithmical = a . ; ~ curve  ; ~ table    
logarithmically = adv  ,   ,   
log-book = n  1)    ;  2)  (, )      
log-cabin = n .    
log-canoe = n  (  )  
loge = n .  1)  ( ) ;  2) , ,       -loger =   ,      -,          astrologer  (. . -logist)  
logged = a  1) ,  ;  2)         
logger = n .   
loggerhead = n  1)   ,         ;  2) . , ; to be at ~s ;     to fall to ~s       
logging = n  1) ;  2) . log-rolling      
logic = n   
logical = a  1) ;  2) ,       
log-rolling = n .  1)  ;  2)   (.  ) ,            
loin = n  1) pl ;  2)   () ; to gird up 
one`s     ~s   ,  (     -.)      
loin-cloth = n    
loiter = v  1)   ;  2) ,       
loll = v  1)  ,    ;  2)   (. to ~ out);  3)  ( )      
lollipop = n . pl ,   
lombard = 1. n  1) ) . ; ) ,        ;  2) . , , ;  3) . ; 2. a     Lombard-street = n  ,  ,  (     ,   )  Lombardy poplar = n .    (Populus nigra italica)  
loment = n . ,    
lomenta = pl  lomentum  
lomentum = n (pl ta) = loment  
lomonosovite = n .   Londoner = n   
lone = a  1) , . ;  2)       
loneliness = n   
lonely = a  1) ;  2) ,       
lonesome = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
long I = 1. a  1) ;  2)  (. .) , ;  3)  (-)       , a mile ~        , an hour ~  ;  4) , ; how ~ you are!       !; he is very ~ in comming         ; he will not be ~ in     coming    ; 2. 
adv  1) , as ~ as, so ~ as ; ~ live..!      ..!;  2) ; ~ after   ; ~     
before  ; ~ ago, ~ since     -, ; so ~ .  ; 3. n  1)  ,   ,     before ~ , for ~ , will not take     ~    ;  2)  ; the ~ and the short of 
it            
long II = v  1)  ,  (-. - for,     to) ;  2)       
long-ago = 1. n  ,  ; 2. a ,     
long-bow = n   () ; to draw ( to pull) the ~    
long-distance = a  1) , ;  2)  (  ) ;  3)  (  )      
long-drawn(-out) = a ()   
longevity = n   
longevous = a   
long-headed = a ,   
longing = 1. n  ,  ( -.   - for) ; 2. a  ,     
longitude = n .   
longitudinal = a  1) ;  2) .         
long-lived = a   
long-nosed = a , . ,   
long-playing = a  ( )  
long-range = a  , ,  ( )  
longshoreman = n  1)  ;  2)        
long-sighted = a  1) ;  2)       
longspun = a ,   
long-standing = a   
long-suffering I = n   
long-suffering II = a   
long-term = a ,   
long-tongued = a   
longueurs = n pl  ( ,   . .)  
longways =    
long-winded = a  1)   ,  ;  2) ,       
longwise = . longways  
looby = n   
loofah = n .   
look = 1. n  1) , a blank (longing) ~      () ; to give a ~ ,     ; to 
give a ~ in ,      ; to give smb. a 
searching ~        -.; to have a ~     ) ; )  ( - at) ;  2) . pl  (, ) ,     , , good ~s ,     ; 2. v  1) , , .      , ; to ~ ahead )      ; )   ; ~     ahead! !;  2) ,  ; to ~ like      ; to ~ oneself again   ,     , that ~s heavy           , it 
would ~ as if...       , ...;  3)   ( , , into,     onto) ; to ~ about ) ; )     , ; ) ;     to ~ after )   -.,     -., ; )  ; to     ~ at ,  , it is fair     ( good) to ~ at  ; to ~     down   (on, upon), ;     to ~ for ) ; ) , ;     to ~ forward ,  (to) ; to     ~ 
in , ; to ~ into )       -.; )     ,  (  . .)     ; to ~ on ,  () ;     to ~ out )  ; )       (   . ., on, over) ; )     ,  (for) ; to ~ over     ) ; ) ,      ; ) ,       ; to ~ round )  ;     )   ; to ~ through     , .  -.     ; to ~ to ) ,       -.; ) ,  ; to ~     up )  ( ) ; )      ; to ~ smb. up and down  -.     ; to ~ up to smb.  -.,       ; ~ alive! !; ~     before you leap  ,     ; ~ here ()!; ~ 
sharp!     ()  !; don`t ~ a gift horse in     the 
mouth      ;     to ~ at him          
looker-on = n (pl lookers-on) , ; lookers-on 
see most of the game      
look-in = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) to 
have a ~ .          
looking-glass = n   
look-out = n  1) , on the ~ for ,     .  ; to keep a ~       ,  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)  ( ,   . .) ;  5) ,       
look-see = n .    
loom I = n  1)  ;  2)        
loom II = v  1)  , ;  2) ,  (over)      
loon = n   
loop = 1. n , .  ,    ; to ~ the ~   ; 2. v  ,      
loop-aerial = n     
loop-hole = n  1) , ;  2)       
loose = 1. a  1) ; to let ~ ,     ;  2) , , ,     , ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) , , ;  5)  ( ) ,  (       . .) ;  6) , ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) . ; 2. adv  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; 3. n to give (a) ~ to one`s feelings    ,  ; 4. v  1) ,  ;  2) , , ,     ;  3)       
loosen = v  1) ();  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  (  . .) ;  5) ;  6)   ()      
loot = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)   ; 2. v     
lop I = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ,  , ;  2)     (. to ~     off, to ~ 
away);  3) ;  4)  (, ) ;  5) ,       
lop II = v  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)  ; to ~ about      ( )      
lope = 1. n ,  (. ) ; 2. v      
lop-eared = a   
loppings = n pl  ,   
lop-sided = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
loquacious = a ,   
loquacity = n   
lord = 1. n  1) , ,   , First Lord     of 
the Admiralty   (       1964 .) ; Lords .  ; my     Lord  ( ) ;  2) , , , ,      () ; ~ of the manor      ;  3) , 
to live like a ~   ; to     act the ~ , ; 2. v to ~ it (over)  ,   ,       
lordliness = n  1) ;  2) ,       
lordly = 1. a  1) ,  (   . .) ;  2) , ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2) -      
lordship = n  1) , ;  2) your (his) ~  ()  (     ,  )      
lore = n () ( -. )  
lorgnette = n  1) ;  2)        
lorry = 1. n  1) ;  2) .-.  () ;  3) , ; 2. v           
lorry-hop = v ,     
lose = v (past, p. p. lost)  1) , , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) ;  4)  , ,  ( - by) ;  5) pass , ;  6)  ,  ;  7) to ~ oneself ; 
to ~ oneself in       -.;  8)  ( )      
loser = n , , , a good ~   , , the ~ must pay  ; to come off a ~ ,     
losings = n pl   
loss = n  1) ) , , total (partial) ~      () , the ~ of one`s     eyesight  ; ~ 
of strength      ; ~ of blood . ; ~ of 
flesh     ; ~ in altitude  ;     currency ~es  ; exchange ~es      ; ~ of 
property      ; expected ~es  ;     
financial ~es  ; indemnified     ~  ; ) , ;     irreparable ~  ; 
grievous     ~  ; ~ of opportunities      () ;     without any ~ of time        ,     ; )     ; ~ of a ship with all hands         ;  2) , , the ~ of a battle (of a     contest)    ( );  3) , , , dead ~      , his absence was not a great ~       -  ; to have a ~,     to meet with a ~  ,      ; to sell at a ~   ;  4) pl . , the ~ of life       ,  ; to suffer heavy ~es       ; ~es in manpower and     materiel      ;  5) . ) ; )  ( ) ; )      () ; ~ 
replacement .      ; to be at a ~ )     , ,        ( ,      ), he was at a ~ for a word         ()  ; )     .  , no 
great ~ without some     small gain .           
loss-leader = n ,         
lost = past, p. p. . lose  
lot = 1. n  1) ; to cast (to draw) ~s      () ; to settle smth. by ~      -.   (); to choose     smb. by ~  -. ; the ~     came to (fell upon) me    ;  2) , , ; to cast (to throw)     in one`s ~ with 
smb. ()      -. , his ~ has been a 
hard one        ; to fall to the ~ of     smb.    -.;  3)  (), parking ~ .      c , across ~s  ,      ;  4) ) ,  (, ) ,     
initial ~  , we have received a     new ~ of hats     ;     ) .  () ; )          ,          ;  5) .  , , the ~      , ;  6) .  , , a ~     of , ; ~s and ~s of       (-., -.) ; ~s of people     came    ; a fat ~      (. .) ;  7) , ;  8) . .          ,         ;  9)  . . . , ; a     ~ better  ; a ~ 
more      ; to read a ~  ; a ~ you     
care! .   !,        !; ~ 
production  ; a     bad ~  () ; 2. v  1) ) ,   ,        (. ~ out); ) ,     ;  2) .  ; ~ upon .       (-.)      
lotion = n  1) , ;  2) .        
lottery = n   
lotto = n   
lotus = n   
lotus-eater = n    
loud = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( , ) ; 2. adv     
loud-colored = a  (  , )  
loudly = adv  1) , ;  2)  (  . .)      
loud-mouth = n   
loud speaker = n ,   
lough = n . ,   
lounge = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,       
lounge-chair = n ()   
lounger = n ,   
lounge-suit = n    
lour = . lower II  
louse = n (pl lice)   
lousy = a  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) ~ with money        
loutish = a ,    
lovable = a ,   
love = 1. n  1) , cupboard ~   ;  2) ; to be in ~ with        -.; to 
fall in ~ with       -.; to declare one`s ~       ; to make ~ to       -., in ~ 
with ;  3)  , , -;  4) . -.  ;  5) . ; ~ all  0:0; ~ 
game (set)     . ''; for the ~ of ,  ;     for ~ or money  ; not for ~ or     money   ,    ; to give     (to send) one`s ~ to smb.      ()  -.; to play for ~        ; 
there`s no ~ lost     between them    ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , , I would so ~ to see you     
again       ; ~ me,     ~ my dog  ,          
love-affair = n  p,   
love-bird = n      
love-child = n   (  )  
loveless = a  1)   ( ) ;  2) ;  3)       
loveliness = n , ,   
lovelock = n  ,     
love-lorn = a  1)    ;  2)  ( )      
lovely = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) .       
love-making = n   
love-match = n     
lover = n  1) , , pl ,     plighted ~s ;  2)  (-. - of) ;  3) , ~s of peace        
lovesick = a  ,     
loving = a , ,   
loving-cup = n    
low I = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , , ; to bring     ~ , ; to feel ~       ;  3) ,  (   .     .) , ;  4)  ( ) ,  ( ) ;  5) , , , ; in     ~ water     ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,       
low II = 1. n ; 2. v     
low-born = a    
low-bred = a ,   
lowbrow = n . ,        
low-browed = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)   ,  ( )      
low-down = a .  1) , ;  2) ,       
lower I = 1. (compar . low I 1.) , ; 2. v  1) (), (), ();  2)  (, , ) ;  3) ();  4) ,       
lower II = v  1)  (at, on, upon) ;  2) ,   ( )      
lowermost = a    
low-grade I = n    
low-grade II = a ,   
lowland = n . pl , , the Lowiands ,     
lowlander = n  1)  ;  2) (L.)         
lowly = 1. a , ; 2. adv     
low-paid = a   
low-powered = a . ,  ( )  
low-spirited = a ,   
loyal = a , ,   
loyalty = n , ,   
lozenge = n  1) ;  2)       L.S.D. = n ... - ,    
lubber = n   
lubberly = 1. a , ; 2. adv ,     
lubricant = 1. n  , ; 2. a ,      
lubricate = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2) . ''      
lubrication = n ,  ()  
lubricator = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
lubricous = a  1) , , . ;  2)       
luce = n   
lucent = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
lucerne = n .   
lucid = a  1) , , . , ;  2) ,  (   . .)      
lucidity = n  1) , ;  2)       
luck = n , , , bad ~, ill ~ , , 
a real piece of bad ~  ,  , rough ~  , good ~ ,  , good ~! !,  !, by (good) ~  , for ~!  !, his ~ 
held   ; to try one`s ~  ; 
worse ~ .  ; as ~ would have it )  ; )  , devil`s own ~  ;   , 
down on one`s ~ . )  ,  ; )  ,    
luckily = adv  ,    
luckless = a , ,   
lucky = a  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)       
lucrative = a , ,   
lucre = n , , ; filthy ~    
ludicrous = a ,   
lug I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) pl . . ; to put on ~s     ,    ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2)  (at) , 
to ~ away ,       ; to ~ in, to ~ into .        ,   ; to ~ off     . to ~ 
away; to ~ out ,      ( )      
lug II = n . , , ,   
luggage = n  1) , ,   . . ; to     
register ~  ;  2) attr       
lugubrious = a ,   
lukewarm = a  1) ;  2)       
lull = 1. n () , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  (   . .)      
lullaby = n    
lumber I = 1. n  1) ;  2)   , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,         
lumber II = v ,    (. to ~ along, by, 
past)  
lumber III = n .  1)   ; to put to ~     ,   ;  2) ,   ; 
to be in ~      ,         
lumber-camp = n . , ,     
lumber-carrier = n .  ()  
lumberer = . = lumberman  
lumbering I = n . ,      
lumbering II = a  1) ;  2)  ,       
lumberjack = n .  1) , ;  2)    (      )      
lumber kiln = n .   
lumberman = n (pl -men )  1) , ;  2) . ,        
lumber-mill = n .    
lumber-room = n   
lumbersome = a , ,   
lumber-trade = n .    
lumberyard = n .    
luminary = n   
luminescence = n   
luminous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
lump = 1. n  1) , , a ~ in the throat       ;  2) , , in the ~ , ,     , .  ;  3) , , , ;  4) , , ; 2. v  1) ,   ()  (with,     . 
to ~ together);  2) .   -., ''; to     ~ along  ; to ~ down      ,       
lumper = n   
lumping = a  1) . ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
lumpish = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
lump sum = n . ,   (   ) ,     
lump-sum = a on a ~ basis     
lumpy = n ,   
lunacy = a  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) . ,        
lunar = a   
lunatic = 1. a , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
lunation = n    
lunch = 1. n ,  , .    ; to 
have ( to take) ~ ,   , basket ~ ; 2. 
v  1) , ;  2)        
luncheon = 1. n  1) () ;  2)  ; 2. 
v     
luncheonette = n .  1) , ;  2)        
luncheon-ticket = n     (  )  
lunchroom = n .   
lune = n  1) . , ;  2)            
lunes = n  ,    
lunette = n  1) .    , ;  2) . ;  3) ) . -  (     ) ; )    (      )      
lung = n  1) , the ~s , good ~s .      ;  2) pl the ~s of London             
lunge I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v    ()    
lunge II = 1. n  1)  (  . .) ,  (     ) ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) ,       
lungful = n to get a ~ of fresh air   ,     
lungi = n .  1)  ;  2) ,    ,       . .      
lung-power = n    
lung-tester = n   
lungwort = n .  ,  (Pulmonaria gen.)  
lupus = n .   
lurch I = 1. n  1)  () ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
lurch II = n to leave smb. in the ~  -.    
lurcher = n  1) , ;  2)       
lure = 1. n  1) ;  2) . , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) .       
lurid = a  1) -, ;  2) , ,       
lurk = 1. n  1) on the ~  , ;  2) . , ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,        
lurking-place = n  ,   
luscious = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  (, )      
lush I = a ,  ( )  
lush II = 1. n .  ; 2. v .  1) ;  2)       
lust = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( -. - of, for) ; 2. 
v  1)  ;  2)   (-. - after, 
for)      
luster = n  1) , , ;  2) , ; to add ( to give) ~     to, to shed ( to throw) ~ on       -., ;  3)       
lusterless = a ,  ( )  
lustful = a ,   
lustily = adv  1)  ;  2) , ,  ; to 
shout ~      ,        
lustiness = n , ,   
lustral = a  1) ,                (  ) ;  2)  ( )      
lustrate = v   ,    (  )  
lustration = n  1)   ,      (  ) ;  2) .       
lustrous = a ,   
lusty = a , ,   
lute = n   Lutheran = 1. n ; 2. a     
luxuriance = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .)      
luxuriant = a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
luxuriate = adv  1) ,  ;  2)  (-. - in, on) ;  3)       
luxurious = a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
luxury = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ,       Lyceum = n ,   
lye = n   
lying I = 1. n , ; 2. a , ; 3. pres. 
p. . lie I 2.    
lying II = 1. n  1) ;  2)   , ''; 2. a , ; 3. pres. p. . lie II 1.    
lying-in = n   
lymph = n .   
lymphatic = a  1) . ;  2)       
lynch = v   
lynx = n .   
lynx-eyed = a     
lyre = n   
lyre-bird = n -  
lyric = 1. n  1)  ;  2) pl ; 2. a     
lyrical = a  1) ;  2) ,       
lyricism = n   
lyrist I = n   
lyrist II = n     M, m = n  1) 13- . .  ;  2) (M)  (   );  3)  . . . (.        )    ,     -, M(-)roof     ,     M-       
ma = n .   
ma`am = . . madam  Mac = n  1) .  ( ) ;  2) . . , , listen, ~! ,     ! , !      
macabre = a ,   
macaco = n   
macadam = 1. n  ( ) ; 2. a ,  ()    
macadamize = v    
macaroni = n  1) ;  2) ,  (   XVII .)      
macaroon = n    
mace I = n  1) . ;  2)       
mace II = n    
macerate = v  1) , , ;  2) ,       
maceration = n  1) , ;  2) ,       MacGuffin, McGuffin = n   ,            ..  
machinability = n .     
machinate = v .  ,  ,   
machination = n   
machine = n  1) , , , centrifugal     ~ , calculating ~  ,     kneading ~ , mincing ~     , talking ~ ;  2) , , ;  3) ,          ;  4)  (,     ) , state ~      ;  5) .   ,        ;  6) attr       
machine-gun = 1. n  1) ;  2) attr ; 2. v       
machine-gunner = n   
machinery = n  1) ,  ;  2)  , ;  3)  (  . .)      
machinist = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
mackerel = n ,  ()  
mackintosh = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
maconochie = n      (. M.`stew)  
macrame = n . , ,        
mactation = n  ,   
macula = n (pl-lae) .  (.  )  
maculae = pl  macula  
maculate = 1. a  1) . , ;  2) .  ; 2. v      
maculated = a    
maculation = n  1)  (  ) ;  2)       
macule = n . ,     
maculose, maculous = a ,    
mad = 1. a  1) , ; to go ~       ; to 
drive ( to send) smb. ~       , like ~ .   (,       . .) ;  2) ;  3)   -.,  -.     (after, about, for, 
on) ;  4) , ;  5) .  ; 
to get ~     , don`t be ~ at me        ;  6)  ; ~ as a hatter, ~ as a     March hare ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2) .         
madam = n ,   
mad-apple = n  1) .   (Datura stramonium) ;  2) .       
mad-brain = n . ,   
mad-brained = a . , ,   
madcap = n  1) , ;  2) attr       
madden = v  1) ,   ;  2)       
maddening = a  1)   ,   ,     ;  2) ,       
madder = 1. n  1) .  (Rubiaceae fam.) ;  2) -,  ; ~     dying  ; ~ root       ; 2. v      
mad-doctor = n .   
made = 1. past, p. p. . make I; 2. a  1) , ,  (     ) ;  2)  (.  : well-made      , stoutly-made   .     .)      
made-up = a  1) ;  2) ,       
madhouse = n    
madman = n ,   
madness = n  1) , ;  2)       
madwoman = n ,   
maelstrom = n ,  (. .)  Mae West = n . .  1) )   ; )       ;  2)          
maffick = v .  , ,     
maffle = v .  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4)   ,   ,           
mafia = n .   
mag I = n  .   
mag II = n  1) ();  2)       
magalog = n  '-'  ()   
magazine = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) . )  ; )      ;  3) )  ; ) .      ;  4) .  ,  (     ) ;  5) .  (        ) ;  6)  ;  7)  ;  8) . ,  ; ~ article      ; ~ 
editor      ; ~ chamber       () ,  ; ~ rifle      ; 2. v .  1)   ,   ;  2)         
magazine-fed = a .   ,     Magdalene = n  1) . ;  2) .        
mage = n .  1) , ;  2) ,       Magellanic Clouds = .    
magenta = n  (  )  
magged = a . ,   Maggie = n . .   Maggie Ann = .   
maggot = n  1) .   (. ) ;  2) , , ,  ;     to have a ~ in one`s brain (head)      ,    ,       ;  3)   , ; acting     
the ~  , what ~ bites you?         ?,        ?      
maggot-pie = . = magpie  
maggoty = a  1) ,  ;  2) , , ;  3) .       
magi = pl . ,   
magic = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ; 2. a ,     
magical = . magic 2.    
magician = n ,   
magisterial = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
magistracy = n  1) ;  2)        
magistral = 1. n ,  ; 2. a  1) . ;  2) .  , ;  3) . . ,  (      )      
magistrate = n , ,  ,  , 
examining ~   
magistrature = n  1) .  ;  2)          
magma = n   Magna C(h)arta = n .    (1215 .)  
magnanimity = n   
magnanimous = a   
magnate = n , oil ~    
magnesia = n .  ,    
magnesium = n .   
magnet = n   
magnetic = a  1) ;  2) ,       
magnetic resonance imaging = n (. MRI)      ,          ,  , ,           
magnetics = n .   
magnetism = n  1) , , terrestrial ~,     earth ~  , permanent ~      ;  2)  ,       
magnetist = n ,   
magnetite = n . ,    
magnetizable = a    
magnetization = n  1) ;  2)       
magnetize = v  1) ) ; ) ;  2) ;  3)       
magnetizer = n  1) . magnetize +-er 2. I 1.  2.;  2)       
magneto = n (pl -os ) . ; ~ exploder -    
magnet school =  magnet n        (,  - )  
magnification = n ,   
magnificence = n   
magnificent = a  1) , ;  2) . ,       
magnifier = n  1) ;  2)        
magnify = v  1) ;  2)       
magnifying = a   
magnitude = n  1) ;  2)       
magnolia = n   
magpie = n  1) ;  2) ()      Magyar = 1. n  1) , , , ,     , 
the ~s , , ;  2)  ; 2. a     Maharaja(h) = n   
mahi-mahi = n .  ,        (Coryphaena)  
mahogany = n    Mahometan = . Mohammedan 1., 2.  
maid = n  1) , old ~  ; ~ of honor )     ; )  ;  2) ,       
maiden = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; ~ flight       () ; ~ speech       (  )      
maidenhood = n   
maidenly = a ,   
maid-of-all-work = n    
maidservant = n   
mail I = 1. n  1) , fan ~   ,     ;  2)   ;  3)   (. ~ train);  4) attr ; 2. v   ,     
mail II = 1. n , ,  (.   chain-mail, ring-
mail); 2. v ,      
mail-boat = n    
mail-cart = n  1)  ;  2)        
mail-coach = . mail-cart  1)      
maillot = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)    ( )      
maim = v ,   
main = 1. n  1) , in the ~  ;  2) ;  3) .  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
mainland = n ,   
mainly = adv  1)  ;  2)        
mainmast = n . -  
mainsail = n .   
mainspring = n   ( ) , .    
mainstay = n . -, .  ,   
maintain = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  (, ) ,     ;  5)  (that) ;  6) ,       
maintenance = n  1) , ;  2) ,   ;  3) ;  4) . ;  5) attr. ,       
maize = n  1) , ;  2)        
majestic = a   
majesty = n  1) , ;  2)  ()      
majolica = n   
major I = n  (  - 21 .)  
major II = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .       
major III = n , drum ~  ,   
major-domo = n ,   
majority = n  1) ; ~ of votes      , 
absolute ~  ,     marginal ~, overwhelming ~      , bare ~, narrow ~      ; to gain ( to carry) the ~       , the ~ has it       ;  2) ;  3) ,  ; to join the ~       
make I = v (past p.p. made)  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,   ;  4) , , , 2     and 3 ~ 5     ;  5) , , ;  6)  Inf  
to , ; ~ him     repeat it    ;  7) ;  8) , what bird do 
you ~ that to     be?   ,   ?;  9) , ,  (. to ~     it);     10) , , he made towards     the town    ;     11) ;     12)   ,  .,       ,               ., .  : to ~ way . way  .. , to     ~ against  ,         (-.) ; to ~ away ) ,      ; ) , ,      (with) ; to ~ away with himself       ; )     ,  (with) ; to ~ for )     ; )  ; )     ; to ~ off , ; to ~     out )  () ,      () ; ) ; ) ,      ; ) , ; to ~ over )     ; ) ; to ~ up )     , , ,     ; ) , ; )     (); ) ; )     , ; ) , let us ~     it up   ,      ; ) ; ) , ; )     . ; ) ,      ( -. - to) ; to ~ believe      , ,   (-.)     ; to ~ 
do  (-.)      
make II = n  1) , , ;  2) , , do you like 
the ~ of that     coat?      ?;  3)  ;  4) , , is this your own ~     ?   ?;  5) , ; on the ~ . )     ,   ; )            
make-believe = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
makepeace = n ,   
maker = n ,   
makeshift = n  1) ,  ;  2) attr , ,      -.      
make-up = n  1) , ; to wear ~      ;  2)    () ;  3) ;  4) ,  () , people of a     nervous ~  ;  5) ;  6) .       
makeweight = n ,   
making = n  1) , , in the ~       , , that was the ~ of     him    ,        ;  2) ;  3) pl ;  4) pl ;  5) pl . .               
mal- = pref   , , , 
maladjusted  , , maladminister    
malady = n   
mala fide = . .   
mala fides = . .   Malaga = n  1) . ;  2)  ( ) ; ~ raisins            Malagash = 1, 2 = Malagasy 1.  2.    Malagasy = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. a     
malaise = n . ,   
malamute = n  ,   
malanders = n .   
malanism = n  (      -    -  . )  
malapert = a .  1) , , ;  2)  . . . ,      , ,       
malaprop = n .        
malapropism = n .   ,     
malapropos = 1. n .   ,    ,    ; 2. a .    ,        
malar I = = malar bone (. malar II)  
malar II = a . ; ~ bone    
malaria = n   
malarial = a ; ~ district  ; ~ patient    
malarian, malarious = = malarial  
malarkey, malarky = n .  1) , , '', , 
that`s     a lot of ~!    ()!;  2) , 
masters of ~ for the masses             
malassimilation = n    
malaxate = v , ,   
malaxation = n ,   
malaxator = n ,   Malay = 1. n  1) , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     Malayalam = n  ( -  )  Malayan = 1, 2 . Malay 1., 2.  Malaysian = a     
malconduct = n .  ,     
malconformation = n  ,    
malcontent = 1. n  , ,   , 
the plot of the ~s    ; 2. a , ,     , ,     
mal de mer = .    
male = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a     
male- = pref   -, malefaction   
maledict = a .   
malediction = n .  1) ; to give one`s ~ to smb.      -.,  -.     ; to pronounce 
a ~ upon smb.      -.; ~ be upon him!      !,   !;  2) ,       
maledictory = a .  1) ;  2)       
malefaction = n .  1) , ;  2)       
malefactor = n .  1)  (.       ) , ;  2)       
malefeazance = = malfeasance  
malefic = a . ,  (.  ,  )  
maleficate = v .  ,   
malefice = n .  1)  , , ;  2)       
maleficent = a , ,   
malemute = = malamute  
mal-entendu = n .   
maleruption = n .     
malevolence = n , ,   
malevolent = a , , ; ~ fate  ; ~ people  ; ~ smile  () ; ~ 
wind  ; to be ~ to smb.    -.  
malevolenty = adv , , ,   
malfeasance = n  1) .   ;  2) .  ;  3)       
malfeasant = 1. n .  , . ,     ; 2. a . ,     
malformation = n  ,  ,   
malformed = a   
malfunction = n .  ,  ,   
mali = = mallee I  
malic = a ~ acid .    
malice = n  1) , ; to bear ~ (to)      ,  ;  2) .        
malicious = a  1) ;  2)       
malign = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v ,     
malignant = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .       
malignantly = adv ,  ,   
maligner = n ,   
malignity = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
malignly = adv , ,    
malinger = v  ,    
malingerer = n ,  ,   
malingering = n . .   
malison = n ., .   
malkin = n .  1) )  (          ) ; ) . ;  2) , ;  3) ) ; )       
mall = n  1) ) ,  ,       ; ) The M.    -     ( ) ;  2) . )     ; )       ; )            
mallard = n    
malleability = n  1) ;  2) ,       
malleable = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
mallear = a .    ()  
malleate = 1. a .   (   ) ; 2. v . ,  ,     
malleation = n  1) . ;  2) .    ,           
mallee I = n .  1) -;  2)         
mallee II = n .    (Eucaliptus 
dumosa  . )  
mallei = pl  malleus  
mallet = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) . )  (   ) ;     )  (   ) ; 2. v .      
malleus = n (pl -lei) .  ( )  
mallow = n .  1) , , ,      (Malva gen.) ;  2)  (Althaea gen.) ;  3)  , .  (Althaea     rosea)      
malm = 1. n . ,  ; 2. v .        
malmaison = n          
malm-rock = n   
malmsey = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,          
malnutrition = n  ,   
malodorous = a . ,   
malodour = n . ,   
malposition = n .     ,   
malpractice = n .  1) ,       ;  2)  ;  3)    (      )      
malt = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  , ,   .     . (. ~ liquor); ~ vinegar      ; the ~ is above 
the meal       ,  ( ) ; 2. v  1) ) ,  ; ) ;  2)  , ;  3) .        Malta fever =   
maltalent = . = malevolence  
maltase = n .   Maltese = 1. n (pl  .)  1) ;  2)   - ;  3) .   ; 2. a ; ~ cat     (  ) ; ~ dog     (  )   ; ~ cross )  ; )      (,          ) ; ~ 
orange  ''    
malt extract =  ,    
maltha = n .  (  )  
malt-house = n   Malthusian = 1. n ,  ; 2. a     Malthusianism = n   
malting = n , ; ~ barley    
malting coal = .   
malting-floor = n .   ,     
malt-kiln = n ,      
maltman = n (pl -men ) = maltster   
maltose = n . ,    
maltreat = v ,    
maltreatment = n    
mam(m)a = n .   
mammal = n (pl mammalia )   
mammon = n (),   
mammoth = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
mammy = n  1) . , ;  2) . -;  3) .        
man = 1. n (pl men)  1) , any ~  , no ~ ,     (all) to a ~   ,       , old ~ , , , men     of the other days   , the     
right ~ in the right place        ,  ;  2)    :     )           Party ~  ,     public ~  ; ~ of letters     , , men of the pen      ; ~ of 
science ;     ~ of business, business ~ , ;     ~ of property  ,     , City ~ , ,     medical ~ , leading ~ ,       , one-dollar-a-year ~      ,                   , plain-clothes ~ ,      , old-clothes ~ ; )         : ~ of genius      ; ~ of 
distinction ( of     mark, of note) ,      ; ~ of vision  ;     ~ of principle  ; ~ of     no principles  ; ~ of     tact  ; ~ of ideas     ,  ; a ~     with plenty of guts    ,     men of the day  ; ~ of 
sense      ; ~ of no scruples     ,  , deep     ~  , self-made ~ ,        , the wild     men ) ; )   ,     wise ~ , , ; ~ of iron      ,    ,     bad ~ . ,  ; ~     of 
pleasure ; ~ in the street      , ; ~ of the     world )  ; ) ,      ; ~ about town      ,  , family ~      , , ; ~ of     
feeling  ; ~ of blood      ; ~ of impulse      ; ~ of family  , .      , right-hand ~       ( ) ; to be one`s own ~      , ;  3) , ; ~ and wife   , be a     ~ !, play the ~!  !,  !,     lady`s ~  , fancy ~ ,     , . , best ~ ;  4) , service ~ ;  5) , I`m your ~ !    !,      !;  6) pl , ;  7)  ( ) , , iron ~ .     . , the 
outer ~ ,     , the inner ~ , . ; 
to     refresh one`s inner ~  ,     , the 
nether ~ . , good ~ !     !, !, snow ~  ,      ; ~ of straw )      ; )  ; )      ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ; to ~ 
oneself              
manacle = 1. n . pl ,  ,   . , ; 2. v  , . ,       
manage = v  1) , , ;  2)   ,  (,       . .) ;  3) ();  4) ;  5)       
manageable = a  1)  ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
management = n  1) , ;  2) (the ~) , ;  3)   () ,       ( )      
manager = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
managing = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
mandarin I = n  1) .  ( ) ;  2) ,        
mandarin II = n  1)  () ;  2)        
mandarine = . mandarin II  
mandatary = n .   
mandate = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ; 2. v  ()          
mandated = a   
mandatory I = n . mandatary  
mandatory II = a  1) ;  2) , ,           
mandolin = n   
mandoline = . mandolin  
mandrill = n .   
mane = n   
man-eater = n   
maneuver = . manoeuvre 1., 2.  
manful = a ,   
manganese = n .   
manganic = a . ,   
mange = n ,   
mangel(-wurzel) = n    
manger = n  1) , ;  2) . ) -; ) ; dog in     the ~          
manginess = n  1) .  , ;  2) ) ; ) ,       
mangle I = = mangrove  
mangle II = 1. n  1) )  ( ) ,  ; )      ; ) ~ for cloth in rope     form .  ;  2) . ; 2. n  ()    
mangle III = v  1) , ;  2) , he was knocked 
down by a car     and badly ~d           ;  3) ,  (,   .     .) ; 
to ~ a piece of music       ; to ~ a 
foreign name      ()        
mango = n (pl -oes, -os ) . ,   (Mangifera 
gen.)  
mangold = n  ,   
mangonel = n . ,       
mangosteen = n .  (Garcinia mangostana)  
mangrove = n .   (Rhizophora mangle)  
mangy = a  1) , , ,     ;  2) ) , ; ) ,     ,       
manhad(den) = = n menhaden .   
man-handle = v  1)   ,  ; to     ~ 
a gun into position .        ;  2) .  , ,      ,             
man-handling = n  1)  ( , ) ;  2) .  , ,           
manhattan = n  (  ,   .)  Manhattan Project =   (              )  
manhole = n  1) ;  2)        
manhood = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   ()      
man-hour = n -  
man-hunt = n  1)  ,  (.     ) ;  2) . .  (       )      
mania = n  1) . ,  ,     suicidal ~  , persecution     ~, ~ of persecution  ;  2) , , the tulip ~ in Holland        , her     interest in amateur 
theatricals had become a     ~          -mania =   ,      - ,    1)     :     kleptomania , megalomania     ;  2)  ,   -.     ( .)  : Anglomania ,     bibliomania       
maniac I = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
maniac II = n .  -   -maniac =   ,      -, Anglomaniac , bibliomaniac , 
kleptomaniac   
maniacal = = maniac I 2.    
maniacally = adv , ,   
manicate = a .    Manichaean = 1. n = Manichee; 2. a .     Manichaeism = n . . ,   Manichaeist = = n Manichee  Manichean = = Manichaean 1.  2.    Manichee = n . .   Manicheism = = Manichaeism  
manicure = 1. n  1) ;  2) = manicurist; 2. v      
manicurist = n   
manifest = 1. n  1) . ,   ;     ~ of cargo  ;  2) . = manifestation;  3) . = manifesto; 2. a  1) , , , a ~ truth     (error)   (), it was ~     that the ship was 
sinking  ,       , it was made ~ in his 
actions        ()       , it was ~ from his speech that         , ...;  2) (of) . )        (-.) ; )  ( -.) ; 3. v  1)  ,  ,     , ; to ~ impatience     (dissatisfaction)  ()      (); to ~ a desire     to do smth.    -.,     the tendency ~ed itself in...        ...;  2) ,  ; to ~     
the truth of a statement       ;  3) ,  ;  4)  (         ) ;  5) .           
manifestation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
manifestly = adv , ,   
manifesto = n (pl -os, -oes )   
manifold = 1. n  1)  (  . .) ;  2) . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ; 3. v     
manifoldness = n , ,   
manihot = = manioc  
manikin I = n  1) , ;  2)       
manikin II = = n manakin .   Manila = = Manilla  
manilio = = manilla  Manilla = n  1) . ;  2)   (. ~ 
hemp);  3)  ;  4)  ;  5) ,   (. ~     paper)      
manilla = n  1) ,            ;  2)    ,                     
manille = n .     (    )  
man-in-possession = n    (   )  
manioc = n . ,  (Manihot gen.)  
maniple = n  1)  (  )     ;  2) .       
manipular = a .  1)   ;  2)  . . .              
manipulate = v  1) ,  ,      (  . .) ; to ~ the     levers of a machine      ()  , it is easy to ~     
this machine    ,         ;  2)  (-.) ,  (     -., -.) ; to ~ the voting       , he 
knows how to     ~ his supporters  ,        ; to ~ the market         (       );  3) , ; to ~ facts      ; to ~ accounts              
manipulation = n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3)   ;  4) .  , ,     ;  5) , ,       
manipulative = a   ,  (  . .)  
manipulator = n  1) , , ;  2)  () ;  3) .        
manipulatory = = manipulative  
manito = = manitou  
manitou = n (  )  1) , ;  2)       
mankin = = manikin I  1)      
mankind = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,        
manlihood = . = manliness  
manlike = a  1) ,  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  . . . = manfully      
manliness = n   
manling = n .   
man-load = n ,     
manly = a  1) , , ,      ;  2)  ( )      
man-made = a ,     
manna = n    
manna-croup = n    
manned = a  1)  () ;  2)  (  )      
mannequin = n  1) ;  2)       
manner = n  1) ,  ; ~ of life      ;  2) ;  3) pl , ;  4) pl ,   , he has no     ~s   ;  5) . ,  () ; ~ of     execution  ;  6) , , 
all ~ of , no ~ of     ; in a ~   ,       , in a ~ of speaking      , in a promiscuous ~ , by no ~     (of means)          
mannerism = n  1) ;  2) .       
mannerliness = n ,   
mannerly = a ,   
mannish = a  1) ;  2)       
manoeuvre = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl ., . ;  3) ; 2. v  1) ., .  ;  2)       
man-of-war = n (pl men-of-war)    
manor = n   
manor-house = n    
manorial = a   
man-o`-war = . man-of-war  
manpower = n  1)  , ;  2)        
manse = n    
mansion = n  ,   Mansion-house = n the ~   -    
manslaughter = n  1) ;  2) .        
mantelpiece = n  ,     
mantis = n .   
mantle = 1. n  1) , . ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ,    (     ) ;  3)        
man-trap = n ,   
manual I = n  1) , , ;  2)  ()      
manual II = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ,       ( )      
manufactory = n   
manufacture = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl , ; 2. v , ,     
manufacturer = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
manufacturing = n  1)  ;  2) ,        
manumission = n .  1)   ;  2) ,       
manure = 1. n , ; 2. v ,  ()    
manuscript = 1. n ; 2. a     Manx = 1. n the ~ (.  pl)  - ; 2. a  -     Manxman = n  -   
many = 1. n , , the ~ , a   good ~  , , a   great ~  , ; 2. a (compar more, superl most) ,   , as ~  , as ~ again ,     , not 
so ~ as , , how   ~? ?, one too ~ ,   ; to be one too ~ for   ,  , ,    (-.)    Maori = n  1) ;  2)        
map = 1. n  1)  (  . .) ,     celestial ~   ,     contour(ed) ~  , 
circulation ~       (  ) ;  2) ; off the ~ . ,       ; on the ~ ,     ; 2. v   ; to ~ out   ,     
maple = n   
maple-leaf = n   (.   )  
mar = v ; to make or ~ .   ,    Marathon = n .   (. ~ race)  
maraud = v   
marauder = n   
marauding = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
marble = n  1) ;  2) pl   ;  3) pl ()  ( ) ;  4) attr       March = n  1) ;  2) attr       
march I = n  1) . , , forced ~      ;  2) , hunger ~       () ;  3) ,  (,   . .) ;  4) . , dead ~  ; to     steal a ~ on smb. ) ()      -.; )  -. ; 2. v  1) ;  2) (); to ~ ahead  ; to ~     
off ) , ; ) ,     ; to ~ on  ; to ~     out , ,  ()      
march II = 1. n . pl ,  ; 2. v     
marchioness = n  ( )  
mare = n ; on Shanks`s ~     , , the 
grey ~ is the better horse  ()    ; the 
two-legged ~   
mare`s-nest = n , ; to find a ~       
margarine = n   
marge I = n . ,   
marge II = n .   
margin = n  1)  () ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  () ;  5)  (, ) , wide ~ of     ,   (  . .) ; ~ of     safety . ,  ;  6)          ; by a narrow ~ -,        
marginal = a  1) ;  2) ,    ()      
marginalize =  marginalise , v  -.     ,          
marguerite = n   
marigold = n .   
marihuana = n   
marijuana = . marihuana  
marine = 1. n  1) , merchant ~, mercantile ~      ;  2) , the ~s  ; tell that     to the ~s  !,  !; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
mariner = n ,   
marital = a  1) , ;  2)       
maritime = a  1) ;  2) ,       
marjoram = n .   
mark I = 1. n 1), ~ of interrogation    ;  2) , , , , mother`s ~     , high-
water ~  ,     .  ,  ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) , , bad (good) ~      () , his ~ in 
arithmetic was 5         ;  6) , , to hit (to miss) the ~      (), beside ( wide of)     the ~  , .   ,     ;  7) ; to make one`s ~      , of ~  ( ) ;  8) , , 
below the ~ ,       ( ) ,        () , up to the ~ ,     ,  ;  9)  ( ) ; bless ( save)     the ~ )   ; )      , easy ~ . . ; to toe     the ~ )    ,       ; )        ,  ; to     overstep the ~   ; 2. v  1)  , , ,      () ;  2)  ,  () ;  3)  , ;  4) , , ;  5)   ( ) ; to ~ down      ( )  ; to ~ off     , ; to ~ out     , , ; to ~ up      ( )        
mark II = n  (  )  
marked = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
marker = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
marker beacon = .  ()  
market = 1. n  1) , , covered ~  ; to     go 
to (the) ~   , the next ~ is     on Tuesday   ( )     ()  ;  2) )  () , home ~      , foreign ~s  ,     overseas ~s  , common ~      ; 
to look for new ~s       ; ) , , ; to be in     (on) the ~ , his house is in the     ~   ; to be in the ~ for     smth.   ,       -.; to come 
into the ~       ; to bring to ~, to put     on 
the ~   ,       ; to find a (ready) ~  ()     ,  ,  , the     
products of this industry always find a ~                ( ) there is     no ~ for these goods         ;  3) , an active (a brisk, a lively) ~      () , a dull ~      , the flour ~ 
is dull        , the corn (coffee, wheat) ~       (, ); to make a     ~ of smth. . )  -.; )        -.; )        -.   -.;  4) .   (. ~ price), buyer`s     (seller`s) ~  ,        ( ), at the ~       ; to raise the ~  ;     to engross the ~             ,         , the     ~ rose (fell)   (,     ); the cotton ~ is firm         (); to rig the ~           ; to     play the ~   ;  5)  .  ,     
meat ~  ; ~ condition      () ; black ~      , marriage ~ .      ; to mar one`s (smb.`s) ~        (-.),       (-.); to bring one`s eggs (hogs, pigs)     
to a bad (to the wrong) ~ ,      , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) , ,   ;  3) ,           
marketability = n ,     
marketable = a  1)  ( ) ,  ,     . . ; ~ products      ;  2) ) ; ~ surplus of grain      ; )         
market-basket = n     
market bell =    
market cross =      
market-custom = n   ,     
market-day = n  1)  ;  2)          
marketeer = n , , ,  ( )  
marketer = n .  1) , ,   ;  2)         
marketing = n  1) , , ;  2)        
market-maker = n  ,          
market-making = n     
market-place = n ,    
market-price = n    
market-rate = n    
market square = = market-place  
market town = ,      
market-value = n    
marking = n  1) , , , the ~ of     
cattle  , the ~ of books          ; ~     of aerial photographs      ;  2) ) ,  (.  ) ; )     ,  (   . .) ;  3) pl ) .  ; ) .      ( ) ;  4) .  () ;  5) ,  (, ) ;     ~ board )     ( ) ;     ) -,           ; ~ sign .      , ; ~ tool     ,       
markka = n .  (   )  
marksman = n (pl -men )  1) ,  ;  2) ,        ; ~ badge         
marksmanship = n  ,  ; ~ training (instruction)    
markworthy = a  , ,   
marl I = 1. n  1) . , ,  ;  2) . ; 2. v  ()     
marl II = v .  ,   
marline = n . ,   
marline-spike = n .   
marling I = n .-. ,  ()   
marling II = n .    
marl-pit = n    
marly = a . ,   
marmalade = n  1)  (.   ) ,     ;  2) ;  3) . .       
marmelize =  marmelise v . .   , '  '  
marmoraceous = a  1) ;  2)        
marmorate = a  1) .  ;  2) .  ,            
marmoreal = a . ,    
marmoset = n  ()  
marmot = n ,  (Marmota gen.)  
marocain = n .   
maroon I = 1. n  1) - ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. a -     
maroon II = 1. n  1) .  ( ) ;  2) . ,        ; 2. n  1)    , he     was ~ed by the pirates          ;  2) ,        , we were ~ed by the flood        (  ),     the troops were ~ed        ;  3) . .     ;  4)                    
maroquin = n  ( )  
marplot = n .  1) ,       ;  2)       
marque = n . .  () , letter(s) of ~    
marquee = n  ,   
marquess = = marquis  
marquessate = = marquisate  
marqueterie = = marquetry  
marquetry = n ,     
marquis = n   
marquisate = n    
marquise = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) = marquee;  3)  ()      
marquisette = n .   
marram-grass = n .  ,  (Ammophila 
arenaria)  
marriable = a . = marriageable;  1) ;  2)         
marriage = n  1) , , ; ~ of     convenience   , companionable ~        (              ) ; to contract ~  ;  2) ;  3)  , , ;  4)  ( )      
married = a , ; to get ~ ,    
marrier = n ,   , he was an inveterate ~       
marron glace = .   (.  )  
marrow I = 1. n  1)  , spinal ~  ;  2) , , ,      ,  (. the pith 
and ~);     the pith and ~ of a statement       ; to extract the ~ of a book        ()      ,     ;  3) . ,   to the ~     of one`s bones   ,       ; to be chilled (frozen) to the ~       ()       
marrow II = n .  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
marrowbone = n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3) pl . , down on your ~s!      !;  4) pl = cross-
bones;  5) pl .       
marrowfat pea =    
marrowless = a  1)    ( ) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
marrow pea = = marrowfat pea  
marrow-spoon = n   
marry = v  1) (), ,  ; to     ~ smb. 
off   -.,      -.; to be married to 
smb.        -.,    -.; to get     
married to smb.   -.,        -.;  2) ,       Mars = n .,    Marseillaise = n   
marsh = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr ,       
marshal = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  ,      , provost ~       ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)    ,      (, ) ;  3)        
marshy = a   
marsupial = 1. n  ; 2. a .     
mart = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) . ,       
marten = n   
martial = a  1) ;  2)       Martian = 1. n ,  ; 2. a     
martin = n    
martyr = 1. n ; 2. v   ,     
martyrdom = n  1) ;  2) ,       
marvel = 1. n ,  ; 2. v ,     
marvellous = a , ,   
marzipan = n   
mascot = n ,   ,    
masculine = 1. n  1) .  ;  2)   ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
maser = n .   
mash I = 1. n  1) ;  2)    ,   . . ;  3)  ;  4) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,       
mash II = 1. n .  , ,   , ; 2. v . ; to be ~ed on         
mask = 1. n  1) , . . ;  2)  (. 
gas-mask); 2. v  1) ();  2)  () ,       
masked = a  1) , ;  2) .       
mason = n  1) ;  2)       
masonic = a   
masonry = n      
masquerade = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ();  2)       
mass I = 1. n  1) , confused ~  , in     
the ~  ;  2)   -., the (great) ~     
of  , he is a ~ of bruises        ;  3) 
pl () , ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1) ()  ;  2) ,  ()      
mass II = n  .   
massacre = 1. n , ; 2. v  ,     
massage = 1. n ; 2. v     
masseur = n   
masseuse = n   
massif = n    
massive = a  1) ;  2) ,       
massy = a ,   
mast = n , Venetian ~   (  ) ; to serve ( to sail) before the ~     
master = 1. n  1) , ; to be ~ of ,     ; to be one`s own ~      ;  2) ,  (, ) ,     head ~ ,  (     ) ;  3)  , , old ~s )      ; )   ;  4) ,  , past ~       , ; ~ of fence      , . ; 
to     make oneself ~ of        -.,  -.;  5)    (. ~ mariner);  6)  ( ) ;  7)     . mister;  8) attr , ,     ; Master of Ceremonies )     ; ) . ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  (,       . .) ;  3)  () ;  4) ,       
master-ful = a  1) ;  2)       
master-key = n   
masterly = a   
masterly = adv   
masterpiece = n   ,   
mastership = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ,       
master-stroke = n ,    
mastery = n  1) , ;  2) ,   (-.)      
mastic = n  1)   ;  2)  ;  3) -       
masticate = v   
masticatory = a   
mastiff = n  ( )  
mastodon = n   
mastoid = a .  1) ; ~ process        ;  2)  . . .        
masturbate = v   
masturbation = n   
masurium = .   
masut = n .   
mat I = 1. n  1) ) , , , , ,     , rubber (wire-woven) ~      () ; ) , ;  2) ) , ,  (     ,   . .) ; ) . .          ,     ; ) .  ;  3) -. , , a ~ of     hair  ,  ( ); a     ~ of weeds ()  ;     to comb the ~s out of a 
dog`s hair              ; ~ cover .  ; ~     wrestling .   ; to be on     the ~ )   (); )     . .   ; to go on     the ~ . .    (      ) ; to have 
smb. on the     ~  () -.; to leave smb.     
on the ~   -.; 2. v  1) )  ,   . . ,      ,   . . ; )      (  ) ; )      , ; to ~ the bank of a canal         ;  2) ) , ,  (,     ) ; ) ,       
mat II = 1. n  1)  ,   ;  2)  ; 2. a , , ; 3. v  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ()       
mat III = = matador  2)      
mat IV = n .   
matador = n  1) ;  2) .  (            ) ;  3)     (        ,         -)      
match I = 1. n  1) , safety ~  ,     
paraffin ~  ; to strike a ~      ;  2) .  , ; 2. v  ( )    
match II = 1. n  1) ) ,   , ,     , he has no ~   ; )        , ; to be (to     prove oneself) a (more than a) ~ for smb.      ()  (       )  -., you are     no ~ for him     ,         ; to find (to meet) 
one`s     ~  ()       (), he has met his ~         ;         ; ) ,    (     , ,   . .) , a perfect ~ of     
colors  ()      ; to be a good (bad) ~ () ,     () , () , 
two     pictures which are a ~  , her     purse and 
shoes were a good ~             (       ), the horses are a good ~        ;  2) , , , 
football     (tennis) ~  () ,     
wrestling (boxing) ~        (), chess ~  ; to make a     ~ ) ,  ,   ;     ) , ,  , (.     . 4., 2)) , she made a good ~        ,    , by     ~ .   ; ) , he     (she) is a good ~  ()  ;  3) . ) ; ) ; to make a ~      ,    (. . 3.,  1)) , (it is) a ~! !,  !; 2. v  1) )   ,  ,      (. up); 
to ~ well      , , the carpets     
and wall-paper ~ well         , his 
looks ~ his character       ()       , these colors don`t ~         ( ), a brown     dress with hat and gloves to ~           ( )       ; )   ,      , ; to ~ 
colors      , I want smth. to ~ this cloth       -.    ;     ) ,   ;     ) , , ;  2) ) , ,        ,   . . , no one     can ~ him in archery         ()          ; ) ; to ~ smb.     against smb.  -.     -.; to ~ strength with (against) smb.       -. ;  3) ) ,  , ();     ) . ;  4)   (        . .) ,   ;  5) . ;  6) . ,       
matchable = a , ,   
match-board = n  1) .  ;  2) .        
matchbook = n       
match-box = n  1)  ;  2)    ;  3) . . -       
matched = a  1) . ,   ;  2) , ; ~ impedance .      ; ~ set ,           
matcher = n  1) . match II 2. + er 2. II 1.;  2) .        
matchet(te) = n . ,   
match-game = n  1)    ;  2) . = match II 1.  2)      
match head = . .     
matching = n  1) . , , ;     ,  2) .   ;  3) .  (  . .)      
matchless = a  1) , ,     ;  2) . ,       
matchlessly = adv  1) , , ;  2) ,       
matchlock = n . .  ; ~ gun  ; ~ musket      
match-maker I = n  1) ) ,   ; )      ;  2) ,          
match-maker II = n  1) , ;  2) .       
match-making I = n    
match-making II = n  1) ;  2) .        
matchmark = n . ,   
match-point = n . ,     
match shooting = .    
match-splint = n     
match-stick = = match-splint  
match-thread = = match I 1.  2)      
matchwood = n  1)    ;  2)  ; to break into ~      ; to make ~ of 
smth.  -.     ; to make ~ of smb.      -.      
mate I = 1. n  1) )  ( ) , ,     , team ~ .       ; ) . , , I say,     ~! ,  ()!;  2)    (.  ) ;  3) , , she has 
been a faithful     ~ to him     ;  4) . )   (      ) , chief ~   ;     ) . ; ) , 
cook`s ~      , gunner`s ~ .     -, surgeon`s ~       , ;  5) . , ;  6) )  , I`ve lost the ~ of this     glove    ; ) .      ,  ; 2. v  1) )  ; )  ;  2) (.  ) ) ; )     ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) . ) , ; )      (  )      
mate II = 1. n .  checkmate , fool`s ~      , smothered ~  ; 2. .  checkmate II    
mateless = a ,  ,    
matelote = n . .   
mater = n . .   
material = n  1) , , building ~s      , fissionable ~s      , 
insulating ~      , raw ~s      , ;  2) ) , , ; to collect ~     for a 
literary work (for a report)              ( ); ) , ~ for 
thought      ()  ; to provide     ~ for 
conversation    ;  3) . ,  (. 
dress ~),     customers` own ~ made up        ;  4) pl , writing ~s      ; ~ handling      () ,     -; ~ nouns .     ,        (, ,   . .) ; 2. a  1) , , 
the ~ world      ; ~ forces      ;  2) , , ,      ( ) ; ~ pleasures      ()      (); to have enough for one`s ~ needs               ;  3) , , ,        ; ~     well-being  ; ~     comforts  ; ~ damage      ;  4) , , ; ~     
facts  ; ~ to smb., smth.     ,    -.,     -., facts which are not ~ 
to the point            
materialism = n , dialectical ~  , historical ~    
materialist = 1. n ; 2. a ; ~ 
conception of   history       
materialistic = a   
materialize = v  1) (), ()  ;  2) ()      
maternal = a  1) ;  2)    ( )      
maternity = n   
mathematical = a  1) ;  2)       
mathematician = n   
mathematics = n  (. pure ~), applied ~, mixed ~    
matins = n pl  1) . (-);  2) .   ; to be at ~        ( )      
matrass = n   
matriarchy = n   
matrices = pl . matrix  
matricide = n  1) ;  2)       
matriculate = v          
matriculation = n ,       
matrimonial = a   
matrimony = n ,   
matrix = n (pl . matrices) . ,   
matron = n  1)  , ;  2)   (  . .) ,           
matted = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ,       
matter = 1. n  1) , , , , a ~     of 
fact , as a ~ of fact       , ; ~ of course      ,   ; as a     ~ of course         ; ~ of life and death        ; a ~ 
of argument      ; ~ of habit  ; ~ of     
opinion  ; it is no laughing ~       ,   ; a ~ of     two days ,   ; 
to push the     ~ through    ;  2) , ;  3) , grey ~   ,     . , 
dead ~  ;  4) , printed ~  ,     postal ~  ;  5) . ;  6) . , what is the ~?   ?,      ?, 
what is the ~ with you?       ?; no ~ , ,  ; it     is ( makes) no ~ ,       ; for that ~, for the ~ of that       ,   ; in the ~     of  ,   ; to 
take ~s     easy  ,   ;     not to 
mince the ~  ,      ; 2. v  1)  , it doesn`t ~  ,       ;  2)  ,       
matter-of-course = a   ,   
matter-of-fact = a ,  ,   
matting = n ,   
mattock = n ,   
mattress = n , , (inner)spring ~    
mature = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)   (        -  ) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   , ;  3)  (  )      
maturity = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)          
maudlin = a , ,   
maul I = n  ,   
maul II = v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , ,        
maunder = v  1)  , ;  2) ,  ,           
mausoleum = n   
mauve = a -  
mavis = n .    
mawkish = a  1)   ;  2)       
maxim = n ,  , copy-book ~s    
maximum = 1. n ; 2. a     
maxi-series = n ,     May = n  1) , the First of ~  ;  2) (m.)  ;  3) attr ;  4) attr       
may = v (past might)  .,       ,   (  .    to you ~ take this book     , .  .    . to do ~ I come in?  ?, ~ I ask?  ?)  1)     : it ~ be      (),   (), it ~ rain     tomorrow ,   ,        , the train ~ be     late , , ,       ;  2)      : ~ I go     now?    ?, you ~ go       ;  3)  . .    : ~     
you be very happy    ;  4)  .          : who ~ that be?         ?      
maybe = adv    May Day = n  ,    
mayor = n  () , Lord ~ -,  .   
maypole = n  1)   (  ,        1-   ) ;  2) .       
maze = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; to be in a ~       ; 2. v        
mazy = a   
me = pron pers (. .  I)  1) , ;  2) . , it`s 
me        
mead I = n .   
mead II = n  ()  
meadow = n   
meager = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
meal I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , , evening ~ ,     
square ~  ; to have a stand-up ~       , ; 2. v ,      
meal II = n , whole ~    
mealtime = n  ,     
mealy = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ()  ;  4) ;  5) ;  6) . mealy-mouthed      
mealy-mouthed = a ,   
mean I = n  1) , the happy ~, the golden ~      ;  2) .  , arithmetical ~      ;  3) . pl ,  ~s of     
communication  , by ~s of     ,  , by all ~s          , , by any ~s          , by fair ~s or foul      ,   , by some     ~s (or other)   , by no ~s      ,  ;  4) pl () , private ~s      ,  ; 2. a     
mean II = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) , ; to feel ~       ;  4) , , , ;  5)       
mean III = v (past, p. p. meant)  1) , ,  , what     does it ~?   ?;  2) ();  3) , , what do you ~?         ?,    ?;  4)   , ; to ~ well     (ill)   ()       
meander = 1. n  1) pl  (, ) ;  2) . ; 2. v  1)  ( , ) ;  2)    (. 
to ~ along);  3)         
meaning = 1. n , ; 2. a , (),       
meaningless = a   
meanly = adv  1) , , ;  2) ,       
meanness = n  1) , ;  2)       
meant = past, p. p. . mean  
meantime = 1. n in the ~  ,  ; 2. adv  ,      
meanwhile = . meantime 1., 2.  
measles = n  1) , German ~ ;  2) .       
measly = a  1)     ( )     ;  2) . ,       
measurable = a   
measurably = adv   
measure = 1. n  1) , dry ~s   , linear ~s,     
long ~s  , liquid ~s      , square ~s  , short     ~ , full ~  , beyond ~, 
out     of ~ , in a ~, in some ~ ,       , in great ( large) ~       ; 
to set ~s to      , ;  2) ; to take 
smb.`s ~ )        -.; )  -.,      -. , ; to make to     ~   ;  3) ;  4) , , 
precautionary ~s      ; to take ~s  ;  5) . , greatest common ~       ;  6) . , ;  7) . ; 2. v  1) , ,  (. to ~     off);  2)   ( ) ;  3)  (,   . .) ;     to ~ 
with one`s eye  ;  4)   (with) ;  5)  ; to ~ out ,       ; to ~ 
up (to, with) )     ; ) ; )      ()      
measured = a  1)   2) , ,   3) ,       
measureless = a   
measurement = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
measuring-glass = n   
measuring out =  ,  ()  . .  
measuring-rod = n  1) .  ;  2) .          
measuring-tape = n .    
meat = 1. n  1)  (. butcher`s ~), minced ~      ; forced ~ , red (brown) ~       (,   . .) , white ~       (, , ) ;  2) ) . ; ~ and drink        (. . ) ; )   ,     , , strong ~ -.      ()  ;   ; a     
book (a speech) full of ~       (); the ~ 
of a story      () ; to get the ~ out of a 
book      ()   ; there is no ~     in his 
argument        ;  3) ; the ~ 
of a nut  ;  4) . ; at ~  ,  ; 
before     ~  ; after ~  ;  5) . . ,  ,     easy ~ )  ; ) .      , ;  6) . .  , ,        ; golf is my ~      -   ; ~ balls ,     ; ~ cutting 
plant      , ; ~ diet  ; ~     extract  ; ~ inspection      ; ~ 
scrap   ;     ~ tea           , ,         ; ~ unit .          (  ) ; ~     stewer . . ; ~ wagon . .      ,  ;     green ~ , ; to be ~ and drink to     smb.        -.;    ,       ; (. . 2., )) , one man`s ~ is     another man`s 
poison . man I ; 2. v .  1)  , , ;  2) ,        
meatal = a .      
meat-broth = n    
meat-chopper = n  1) ;  2) = meat grinder      
meat-eater = n  1) ,     ;  2)  ()      
meat-fly = n .   (Musca vomitoria)  
meat grinder = . ; ~ tactics . )     ; )         
meat-head = .  1) , ;  2) .       
meatiness = n  1) ;  2)       
meatless = a  1)   , ;  2) ; ~ day  ;  3) .         
meatman = n (pl -men )   
meat-meal = n .-.    
meat-offering = n .    
meat-pie = n     
meat-safe = n        
meccano = n  ( )  
mech = . .  mechanical  
mechanic = 1. n  1) , , , motor ~     , dental ~  ;  2) , ; 2. . = mechanical    
mechanical = a  1) , ; ~ life .       () ; ~ engineer     -, ; ~     engineering ; ~ damage      ; ~ effect      ,  ;  2) , ; ~ arm      , ; ~ brain     .  ; ~ 
composition     .  ; ~ computer      - ,     - ; ~ contact mine     .  ; ~ 
control      ; ~ fuse .       ; ~ lubrication .      ; ~ means       () ; ~ pilot . ;     ~ traction  ; ~ transport     ;  3) ; ~ aptitude       () ; ~ aptitude test     .        () ; ~ training      ,  ; ~ skill      ; to have a ~ turn         ();  4) ; ~ answer  ;     ~ movement  ;  5) . ; ~ 
philosophy      , ;  6) .   ,     ,       
mechanicalism = n .   
mechanically = adv  1) , ;  2)       
mechanician = n  1) , ;  2) .       
mechanics = n , applied ~  ; ~ of 
fluids ; ~ of rigid bodies     
mechanism = n  1) , ,  (.     .) , 
pre-set ~ .      , the ~ of the body      () , the ~ of the     government  , quite a     simple ~   ;  2)  () ;  3) .       
mechanist = n  1) = mechanic 1. 1);  2) .       
mechanistic = a  1)   ;  2) .       
mechanization = n , , comprehensive ~    
mechanize = v   
mechanized = a  1) ; ~ equipment            ; ~ cavalry .       ();     ~ 
force .  ,      ,      ;  2) . ; ~ 
attack      ,        
mechatronics = .           Mechlin = n   (. ~ lace)  
meconium = n .   
medalet = n  ,   
medalist = = medallist  
medallic = a  1)   , , ;  2)   ,       
medallion = n   
medallist = n  1) a) ; )  ;  2)  ,  ,     , gold ~  ,             
medal-play = n ,          ()  
meddle = v  1) ,     ,     don`t ~!  !,  !, I don`t     want the women meddling   ,       , she is always meddling       ,        ()  ; to ~ 
in smb.`s affairs      ()    , it`s     
dangerous to ~ with him         ,    ;  2)  ,   , who has been     
meddling with my papers?        ?, don`t ~ with 
my tools!        !; to ~ and smart for it           ,       (   )      
meddle-proof = a        
meddler = n  1) . meddle + -er 2. I 1.;  2) , , ,              
meddlesome = a     , , , ,      
meddling = = meddlesome  Mede = n .   (-   ) ; the laws of the ~s and Persians . law I  Medea = n . .   
media I = n (pl -ae)  1) .  ;  2) .               
media II = pl  medium  
mediae = pl  media I  
mediaeval = a   
mediaevalism = n  1) , ,       ;  2)        
mediaevalist = n       
medial = a  1) ;  2) ,       
medially = adv  ,   Median = a .   
median = 1. n  1) . ;  2) .  ;  3) ,   (     ) ; 2. a  1) ; ~ strip .  ;  2) ; ~ energy .       ; ~ lethal dose        ( )      
mediant = n .    
media-owners = n pl .     (,   . .)  
mediate = 1. a ; 2. v  1)  ,  () ;  2)         
mediation = n   
medical = 1. n . -; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
medicament = n   
medicate = v  1) ,  () ;  2)  ()      
medicinal = a , ,   
medicine = n  1) , aerospace ~     - ;  2) , patent ~, proprietory ~      , a ~ of great virtue       ;  3) , ;  4)       
medicine-man = n , ,   
medieval = a   
medilexic = n ,         G  T  
mediocre = n   
mediocrity = n   
meditate = v  1)  ( -. on, upon) ;  2)       
meditation = n  1) , ;  2)       
meditative = a  1) ;  2)       
mediterranean = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
medium = 1. n (pl . media)  1) , through ( by) the ~ 
of     ,  , mass media       ;  2) . ;  3) ,  () ;  4) ,  ;  5)  () ;  6) ; 2. a ,     
medley = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . ; 2. a ; 3. v ,     
meed = n .   
meek = a , ,   
meerschaum = n    
meet = 1. v (past, p.p. met)  1) (),  (. 
to ~     together), well met!  !,       !;  2) (); ~ comrade S          .;  3)  ,  (      . .) ;  4) ;  5)  (,   . .)     ; to ~ with )  ,      ; ) , ; 2. n      
meeten = v ,   
meeter = n  1) . meet III -er 2. I 1.;  2) .        
meeting = n  1) , , , ,     
political ~ () ,     () , 
public ~ )      ,  ()      ; )  ,     private ~  , General M.       () (. . 
general     II 1); ~ in camera  ()       ,  ()       , 
plenary ~      , Heads-of-Government ~, a ~ of 
the     Heads of Government       , 
ministerial ~          , a ~ 
of     creditors  , right of ~      , notice of ~        ( ); to 
hold (to call) a     ~  ()  (); to     
open (to dissolve) a ~  ()      (, ); to address a ~         ;  2) ) , our first ~       ; the ~ between Mr. Smith and his     family- the ~ of Mr. Smith with his family          ; )     . ;  3) . , ;  4) )  () ; )  ()     ; ) ;  5) .-. ;  6) . ,       
meeting-house = n ., .    
meeting-place = n   , ,   
meetly = adv .  1) , ,;  2)       
meetness = n . ,   Meg = n  1) . Margareti;  2) . )  ; ) ,            
meg I = n .  megaphone   
meg II = n .  1) ;  2) .       
meg- = = mega- (  )  
mega = a .      
megathon = n  ,  ,  ,      
megrim = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) pl ,        
melancholic = a , ,   
melancholy = 1. n , , ; 2. a , ,     
melange = 1. n  1) . , ;  2) . ; 2. v .       
melanic = a ,  ( )  
melanin = n .  ( )  
melanism = n ,    (   . .)  
melanistic = a  ,     
melanochroi = n pl ,         
melanochroic, melanochrous = a   
melanoses = pl  melanosis  
melanosis = n (pl -ses) .    ,   
melanterite = n . ,    
melasma = n .       Melba toast =      
meld = v .   
melena = n . ,    
melic = a .     ( )  
melinite = n  ( )  
meliorate = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
meliorater = = meliorator  
melioration = n  1) ;  2)       
meliorative = a  1) ;  2)       
meliorator = n  1) . meliorate + -or 1.  2.;  2)       
meliorism = n .   ,    
meliority = n .   
meliphagous = a   ( )  
melisma = n (pl -ta) .  1) , , ;  2)       
melismata = pl  melisma  
melittology = n  ,   
mell I = n .    
mell II = n .   
mell III = v . . ;  1) ;  2)       
melliferous = a .   
mellifluence = n .   
mellifluent = = mellifluous  
mellifluous = a .  1) ;  2) , ,            
mellisonant = a .   
mellow = a  1)   ,    (     ) ;  2) ( ) a) ; )       ;  3) ,    (     , ) ; to grow ~ (with age)      () ( );  4) , ,  ( ,       . .) ; ~ light  ;  5) )  ( ) ; ~ earth      ; ) , ;  6) . ) ; ) ; to be ~            
mellowly = adv  1) , ;  2) ,       
mellowness = n  1) , , , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ,       
mellowy = a . , ; ~ tints   ()  
melodeon = n  ( )  
melodic = a ,   
melodics = n   
melodious = a  1) ;  2) , , ; the ~ 
voice of a     young girl              
melodiously = adv  1) ;  2) , ,       
melodiousness = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
melodist = n  1) , ;  2)       
melodium = = melodeon  
melodize = v  1)  ;  2)        
melodrama = n  1) ;  2)  ( , )      
melodramatic = a  1) ;  2) ,   ,      ( ,   .     .)      
melodramatist = n    
melodrame = . = melodrama  
melody = n  1) ) , , old folk ~       ; )  ( ) ;  2)       
melomania = n   
melon = n  1) .  (Cucumis melo) , chito ~       (Cucumis melo var. chito) ;  2) = water ~;  3) . . . ,        ,       ,         ; to cut (to slice) the ~ )             ; )         ; ~ field       
melon-cutting = n . . .     
melonite = n .   
melophone = n  ( )  Melpomene = n . .   
melt = 1. n  1)  ,      ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ; to ~ like wax (),      ; 
the ice will ~  , money ~s     in his hands     ;  2) ) , ; to ~ butter      () ; )     , , butter ~s in the     sun    ;  3) . , sugar ~s in the tea        ; a pear that ~s in     the mouth ,    ;  4) ) , , ; to ~     
with love   ; to ~ with pity       ; 
to ~ into tears )       ; )  (     ); ) , , nothing can     ~ him     , pity ~ed     her heart    (), her     grief ~ed our hearts               Meltdown Monday = n . ' ' (   19  1987 )  
melting = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)       
melting-point = n    
member = n  1) , Member of Parliament      , 
private ~ of Parliament       , . .       , corresponding ~     -, 
unruly ~ . ;  2) . ,       
membership = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
membrane = n  1) . , , , ;  2) .       
membran(e)ous = a ,   
memento = n   
memoir = n  1) , , ;  2) pl ();  3) pl   ()      
memorable = a ,   
memorandum = n (pl . memoranda )  1) , ;  2)       
memorial = 1. n  1)  (  , ) ;  2) pl , ;  3) ; 2. a , ,     (-.)    
memorious = a     
memorize = v  1) ;  2) ,       
memory = n  1) , , great ~      , 
elusive ~, short ~ ,      , retentive ~  , in ~ of       (-., -.) ; to 
commit to ~     ,  ; to escape     
one`s ~   ; to jog one`s     ~  -. , within the ~     of men   ;  2) ;  3) .        
men = pl . man 1.  
menace = 1. n , standing ~  ; 2. v     
menacingly = adv   
menagerie = n   
mend = 1. n ,  ; on the ~    ,   ( ,     . .) ; 2. v  1) , , ,     ;  2) (),  ( ) ;  3)  () ;  4) to ~ the 
fire  ,            
mendacious = a   
mender = n  1) ,  , , ;  2)        
mendicant = 1. n ,  ; 2. a  (.  )    
menfolk = n pl .  ,   (,   . .)  
menial = 1. n . , ; 2. a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
meningitis = n .   
mensuration = n   
mental = a  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3)       
mentality = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)       
mentally = adv   
menthol = n .   
mention = 1. n , ; 2. v , don`t ~ it     (, ); not to ~          
mentor = n ,   
menu = n   
mercantile = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
mercenary = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
mercer = n    
mercery = n    
merchandise = n   
merchant = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2) . ; 2. a ,     
merchantman = n    
merciful = a , ,   
merciless = a   
mercurial = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
mercuriality = n ,   
mercurialize = v    Mercury = n ., .   
mercury = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
mercy = n  1) , , ,     ; to 
cry ( to beg) for ~      , , ; 
at the ~ of       (-., -.) ; to show ~ to      ,  ( -.)     ; to have ~ (up)on ;  2)       
mere I = n ,   
mere II = a , ,   
merely = adv ,   
meretricious = a  1) , , ;  2)       
merge = v  1) ;  2) (), ()      
merger = n  1) ;  2) ,  (      )      
meridian = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () ; 2. 
a  1) , ()  ;  2) ,       
meridional = a   
merino = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ;  3) 
attr       
merit = 1. n  1) ; to make a ~ of        ;  2) , ; 2. v     
meritocracy = n ,           
meritocrat = n ,         
meritorious = a  , ,   
merle = n ., .    
merlin = n .   
merlon = n  ( )  
mermaid = n   
merman = n   Merovingian = .  1)          (VI-VIII . . .) ;  2) n pl       
merrily = adv ,   
merriment = n   
merry = a  1) ; to make ~ ; to make ~     over ,  (  .,      .) ;  2) . ;  3) . ,       
merry andrew = n , ,   
merry dancers = n .    
merry-go-round = n  1) ;  2) .   ;  3)  (  . .)      
merry-maker = n ,   
merry-making = n , ,   
merry-meeting = n   
merrythought = n ,  (  )  
mersh = a . .   
mesa = n . .    
mesalliance = n  ,   
mesh = 1. n  1) , ,  (,       . .) ;  2) pl , . . ;  3) in ~ .  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) . ()      
meshy = a ,   
mesmerism = n  1) ;  2)       
mesmerize = v   
meson = n .   
mesosphere = n   
mess I = 1. n  1)  ,  , it`s time to     go 
to ~    ;  2) -;  3) attr ; 2. 
v  ,       
mess II = 1. n  1) , , ,     ; to make a ~      , , in 
a ~ )      ; )   ; to     get 
into a ~   ; a jolly ~ I am     in!       !;  2) ,  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) ,    ( to     ~ about)      
message = 1. n  1) , , , ; to     
go on a ~   ,      ; to deliver (to leave) a ~      () , ; there     
is a ~ for you )    ,     ; )   ;  2) ;  3) .   ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ,       
messenger = n  1) , , ;  2)       
messmate = n ,   Messrs = n pl  (    )  
messy = a  1) ;  2)       
met = past, p. p. . meet 1.  
metabolism = n    
metal = 1. n  1) , ferrous ~s  ,     Britannia ~, white ~  ,      , yellow ~ ;  2) , .-.  (. road-metal);  3) pl ;  4) 
attr ; heavy ~      ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)        
metalled = a ,   
metallic = a   
metallurgical = a   
metallurgist = n   
metallurgy = n   
metamorphose = v ,  ( - into) ,   
metamorphosis = n (pl metamorphoses ) ,   
metaphor = n   
metaphorical = a   
metaphysical = a   
metaphysics = n   
mete I = n  1) ;  2)          
mete II = v  .  1) ;  2) ,  (. 
to ~ out);  3)  (, )      
meteor = n  1) ;  2) attr       
meteoric = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( ,     )      
meteorite = n  1) ;  2) attr       
meteorograph = n   
meteorological = a ,   
meteorology = n  1) ;  2)        
meter I = n   
meter II = n ,   
meterage = n  1)  (       ) ;  2)         
metering = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3) 
attr       
mete-wand = n ,   
methane = n .   
method = n  1) , , dialectical ~      ;  2) ,       
methodical = a  1) , ;  2)       
methyl = n .  1) ;  2) attr       
meticulous = a ,   
metre = n , ,  ( )  
metric = a   
metrical = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
metropolis = n  1) , the ~ ;  2) ;  3)        
metropolitan = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ,  2. a  1) ;  2)       
mettle = n  1) , ;  2) , ; to be on 
one`s ~      ,   ;  3) , ; to put smb. on his ~     )  -. , ;     )  -.,        -.      
mettlesome = a ,   
mew I = . miaow 1., 2.  
mew II = n  (. sea-mew)  
mew III = 1. n  ( ) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,    (. to ~     up)      
mewl = v  1) ;  2)       
mews = n ,   Mexican = 1. n ; the ~s ; 2. a     
mezzanine = n  1) ;  2) .         
mezzo-soprano = n -  
mezzotint = .  1) n -,  ;  2) v   -      
mho = n .  ( )  
mi = n .   
miaow = 1. n ; 2. v     
miasma = n (pl -s , -ta) ,    
miasmata = pl . miasma  
miasmatic = a   
mica = n   
mice = pl . mouse I  
micella, micelle = n .   Michaelmas = n  1)   (29 ) ;  2) attr ~ daisy ; ~ term )       ( , ) ;  2) .         
microbe = n   
microbiology = n   
microclimate = n   
microcopy = n ,   
microcosm = n  1) ;  2)        
microelement = n   
microfilm = 1. n ; 2. v       
micro-organism = n   
microphone = n   
microscope = n , electron(ic) ~    
microscopic(al) = a   
microscopy = n   
microsecond = n   
microtome = n .   
microtomy = n .     
microvolt = n .   
microwatt = n .   
microwave = a  ; ~ region   ; ~ transmitter    
microwaves = n pl  ,  ,    
micturition = n  1) .    ;  2) .       
mid I = a ,   
mid II = prep . amid  
midday = n  1) ;  2) attr       
midden = a .  ,    
middle = 1. n ; 2. a     
middle-aged = a ,    
middleman = n ,   
middling = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ; 2. adv  ,     
middlings = n pl    
middy = . . midshipman  
midge = n   
midget = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) .       
midland = 1. n  1) ,   ;  2) pl (the Midlands)       ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)         
midmost = n   
midnight = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr ,       
midriff = n .   
midship = n     
midshipman = n    
midst = 1. n , in the ~ of , , in   our (your) ~   (),     () ; 2. prep . amidst    
midsummer = n  ,   (21 ) , Midsummer day   (24 )  
midway = adv    
midwife = n ,    
midwinter = n  ,   (21 )  
mien = n  1) , , ;  2) ,        
might I = past . may  
might II = n , , with ~ and main     
might-have-been = n  1)  ;  2)       
mightily = adv  1) ;  2) . ,       
mightiness = n  1) ;  2)       
mighty I = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) .       
mighty II = adv . , that is ~ easy     
mignonette = n   
migraine = n   
migrant = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
migrate = v  1) , ;  2)   ( )      
migration = n  1) , ;  2)  ()      
migratory = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
mike I = 1. n ; to do a ~ ; 2. v ,       
mike II = n .   
milage = . mileage  
milch = a  ( ) ,  ( )  
mild = a  1) ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ,      ( ) ;  3) ,  ( )      
mildew = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
mildly = adv , ; to put it ~    
mildness = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
mile = n ; a long ~  ; ~s better (easier)   ()  
mileage = n  1)   ;  2)   ;  3)        
milepost = n    
milestone = n  , .  ( , )  
militant = a  1) ;  2)       
militarism = n   
militarist = n   
militarization = n   
militarize = v  1) ;  2)       
military = 1. n (the ~) . ; 2. a ,     
militate = v  1) ;  2) ,   (     ,   . ., against)      
milk = 1. n  1) , new ~  , desiccated ~      , pigeon`s ~  ' ';  2)   () ;  3) attr ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   ( ) ;  3)  , ;  4) .  (,      )      
milk-and-water = a  1) ;  2) ,       
milker = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)        
milkmaid = n  1) ;  2)       
milkman = n  1)  ;  2)       
milksop = n , '',  , ''  
milk-white = a -  
milky = a  1) ;  2) ,       
mill = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . .  ;  4) . ;  5) attr ;  6) attr , ; to go through     the ~   ,       ( ) ; 2. v  1) ,  () ,  () ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4)   ( , , .     to ~ 
about)      
millboard = n    
millennium = n   
miller = n ; to drown the ~    (, )  
millet = n   
mill-hand = n    
milliard = n   
milligram = n   
millimeter = n   
milliner = n   
millinery = n  1)   ( ) ;  2) ,         
million = n  1) ;  2) (the ~) ,       
millionaire = n   
mill-pond = n    
millstone = n ; to see far into a ~     
mime = v    
mimeograph = 1. n ; 2. v  ()    
mimic = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ; 3. v  1) , ;  2)        
mimicry = n  1) ;  2) .       
mince = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2)  () ;  3) ,        
mincemeat = n  1)  ;  2)   ,   ; to     make ~ of   , ,      ()      
mincing = a   
mind = 1. n  1) , ; to bear ( to     keep) 
in ~ ,   ; to go (     to pass) out of ~  ,       ; to call to ~ ; to     
bring to ~ ;  2) , , ,  ; 
to     be of one ~ (with)     (     ),   (-.); to my ~       ; to alter ( to change) one`s     ~ ,   ; to 
speak     one`s ~  , on one`s ~      ,  ; to cross one`s ~       ,  ; to 
disburden one`s ~     ,  ; to make up one`s     ~ (t) )  (-.) ; )      ( -.) ;  3) , , . , daring ~      ,  , spacious ~      ; to be in one`s 
right ~        , the great ~s of the     world   ;  4) , ; to have a (good) ~     (to + Inf)  ()  (-.     ) ; 
to have half a ~ (to + Inf)        (-. ) ; 
to be in a good     ~  , ; to be in two     ~s  , ; to set one`s ~     on  ; 
to know one`s own ~       ,  ;  5) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  -.;  3)  ,  ,     never ~! !,  !,  !;  4) , ;  5) , if 
you don`t ~        , would you ~ ringing ,     , I don`t ~ it ,       
minded = a  (-. )  -minded =     : high-minded , small-
minded   
mindful = a ,  (of)  
mindless = a  1) ;  2)   ( -. - of) ,       ( -. - of)      
mine I = pron poss , , ,   
mine II = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) . ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) ,  (  .     .) ;  3)       
minefield = n  ,    
minehunter = n .    
minelayer = n .    
miner = n  1) , , ;  2) .       
mineral = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl  ;  3) pl .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
mineralogy = n   
minethrower = n   
minever = n  ()  
mineworker = . miner  1)      
mingle = v  1) (); to ~ in ( with) the     crowd   ;  2)  (   . .) ,      ( -. - in, with)      
miniature = 1. n ; 2. a ; 3. v       
mini-car = n  ,   
minikin = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
minima = pl . minimum  
minimize = v   
minimum = n (pl minima)  1) ;  2) attr       
mining = n  1)  ,  ;  2)  .  ;  3) attr , ,       
minion = n  1) , ; ~ of fortune      ;  2) ,   (-.)      
mini-skirt = n -  
minister = n  1) , cabinet ~       , 
prime ~ -;  2) . ; ~ plenipotentiary      , resident ~      ;  3)       
minister = v ,  (to)  
ministerial = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
ministry = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)       
miniver = . minever  
mink = n .   
minnow = n  1) , ,       ;  2)       
minor I = n  1) .  , ;  2) , ;  3) .  ,       
minor II = a  1) , , ,      ( ) ;  2) .  (. .) ;  3)  (    )      
minority = n  1)  , , national ~      ;  2)       
minster = n  1) () ;  2)        
minstrel = n  1) , , ;  2)        ( )      
mint I = n  1) ;  2) attr       
mint II = 1. n  1)  ;  2)    (. a ~ of money);  3) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
minuend = n .   
minuet = n   
minus = 1. n ,  ; 2. a  1)  (-.) ;  2)  ( ,   .     .) ; 3. prep ,     
minuscule = n    
minute I = 1. n  1) ; the ~ (that)  ; on (     
to) the ~   ;  2) , , ;  3) pl  (, ) ; to     keep the ~  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ,  ; to ~     down ,        
minute II = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ,       
minute-book = n    
minute-glass = n     
minute-guns = n pl    (    )  
minute-hand = n    
minutely I = 1. a ; 2. adv     
minutely II = 1. a , ; 2. adv ,     
minute-man = n .  1) .    (        1775-83 .) ;  2) ,          
minuteness = n  1) , , ;  2)       
minutiae = n pl ,   
minx = n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)       
miracle = n  1) , to a ~  ;  2)   (. ~ play)      
miraculous = a , ,   
mirage = n   
mire = 1. n  1) , ; to find oneself ( to     
stick) in the ~        ;  2) , to drag through the ~      , ; 2. v  1)   , , .        ;  2)  , .       
miriness = n ,   
mirror = 1. n  1)  (. .) , false ~      ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. v ,     
mirth = n ,   
mirthful = a ,   
mirthless = a , ,   
miry = a  1) ;  2)       
mis- = pref  . )   : misprint , 
misdeed , ; )  mistrust   
misadventure = n ,    
misanthrope = n ,   
misapplication = n  1)  ;  2)       
misapply = v  1)  ;  2)       
misapprehend = v    
misapprehension = n ,   
misappropriation = n    
misbecame = past  misbecome  
misbecome = v (misbecame, misbecome)  ,    
misbegotten = a     
misbehave = v     
misbehavior = v    
misbelief = n   
misbeliever = n   
misbirth = n ,   
miscalculate = v ,     
miscalculation = n ,     
miscall = v  1)    ;  2) . ,       
miscarriage = n  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) ,       
miscarry = v  1)  ;  2) ,    ;  3) ,        
miscast = v    ,     
miscegenation = n  , .       
miscellanea = n pl  1) () ;  2)       
miscellaneous = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
miscellany = n  1) ;  2)       
mischance = n , by ~  ,     
mischief = n  1) , ; to make ~ ,     ; to do smb. a ~ . ,      -.; the ~ 
of it is that...       , ...; to play the ~ with )     ; ) ,       ;  2) , , ; full of ~     , ;  3) , ;  4) where the ~ have you been? .  ,      ,  ?      
mischief-maker = n   
mischievous = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( )      
misconceive = v  1)   ;  2) ,  ,           
misconception = n  1)  , ;  2)       
misconduct = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)   ( -.) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)   ;  3)   ( -.)      
misconstruction = n  1)  ;  2)        
misconstrue = v    
miscount = 1. n  , ; 2. v  ,     
miscreant = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. a  1) ;  2) .       
misdeal = v (past, p. p. misdealt)  1)  ;  2)   () ,           
misdealing = n  ,    
misdealt = past, p. p. . misdeal  
misdeed = n  1) , ;  2)       
misdemeanor = n ( )   
misdirect = v  1)  ,       ;  2)          
misdirection = n  ,    
misdoing = . misdeed  
miser = n ,   
miserable = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) , ,       
miserably = adv  1) , ;  2) ,       
miserliness = n   
miserly = a   
misery = n  1) , ; to be in ( to     suffer) ~ from a toothache       ;  2) , ,       
misfeasance = n .    
misfire = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ; 2. v      
misfit = 1. n   , .       ,  ; 2. v   ( )    
misfortune = n ,   
misgave = past . misgive  
misgive = v (past misgave, p. p. misgiven)   ,    
misgiven = p. p. . misgive  
misgiving = n ,   
misgovern = v    
misguide = v     
mishandle = v    
mishap = n   
mishear = v (past, p. p. misheard)   
misheard = past, p. p. . mishear  
misinform = v   
misinformation = n   
misinterpret = v ,    
misjudge = v    ( -.,  -.)  
mislaid = past, p. p. . mislay  
mislay = v (past, p. p. mislaid) ,      
mislead = v (past, p. p. misled)     
misled = past, p. p. . mislead  
mismanage = v   (-.)  
misnomer = n       
misplace = v  1) ,    ;  2) () -.,             
misprint = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
mispronunciation = n    
misquote = v    
misread = v (past, p. p. misread )  ,    
misrepresent = v ,      
misrepresentation = n ,      
misrule = n  1)  ();  2)       
miss I = n ,   
miss II = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; to give smth. a ~      -., a lucky ~  ; 2. v  1) ,    (.     .) ;  2)  () ;  3) , ,  ,      ,  (   . .) ;  4) ,   (-.,     -.) ;  5) ; to ~ out ,      (,   . .)      
mis-shapen = a   
missile = 1. n () , ,    , 
guided ~    , bumper ~  ; 2. 
a  1) ;  2) ,       
missing = a , ,   
mission = n  1) , trade ~      ;  2) ;  3) , ,       
missionary = 1. n ; 2. a     
missis = n  1) , ;  2) (the ~) . , , 
how is your     ~?    ?      
missive = n  ,   
mis-spell = v (past, p. p. mis-spelt)     
mis-spelt = past , p. p. . mis-spell  
mis-spend = v (past, p. p. mis-spent)    
mis-spent = past , p. p. . mis-spend  
mis-state = v ()  ,    
mis-statement = n    
mis-step = v   
missy = n  (., .,  .    )  
mist = 1. n , , , Scotch ~      ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) it is ~ing       
mistake = 1. n , ; by ~  ; to   make a ~ ; to make a big ~ ,     ; 
and no ~, to make   no ~ , , ; 2. 
v (past mistook, p.p. mistaken)  1) , , you 
are ~n      ;  2) , , ()            
mistaken = 1. p. p. . mistake 2.; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
mister = n (. Mr) ,  (  )  
mistime = a ,       
mistiness = n   
mistletoe = n .   
mistook = past . mistake 2.    
mistranslate = v    
mistranslation = n    
mistreat = . . maltreat  
mistreatment = . . maltreatment  
mistress = n  1) ;  2)  ( -. ) ,     ;  3) , head ~ ,      ( ) ;  4) ;  5) , ;  6) ( . Mrs ) ,  (        )      
mistrial = n  1) .  ,               ;  2) .  ,                 
mistrust = 1. n , ; 2. v  ,     
mistrustful = a ,   
misty = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
misunderstand = v (past, p. p. misunderstood)  ,   
misunderstanding = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)       
misunderstood = past , p. p. . misunderstand  
misuse = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)       
mite = n  1) , not a ~ .  ,      ;  2) ;  3) ,       
mitigate = v  1) ;  2) ,       
mitigation = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
mitt = n  1) . mitten 1), 2);  2) pl .  ;  3) . , ; to tip one`s ~ )     ; )  -.       
mitten = n  1) , ;  2)  (   ) ;     to give the ~ )  () ; )             
mix = v  1) , ();  2) , , they 
do not ~ well         ,          ; to ~ up )      ; ) , ; )     ; to be ~ed up   (     -.)      
mixed = a  1) ;  2) . ,       
mixer = n  1) . , , ;  2) . good (bad) ~      ()       
mix-in = n . ,   
mixture = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
mix-up = n .  1) , ;  2)       
miz(z)en = n .   
mizzle = 1. n ,  ; 2. v it ~s     
moan = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
moat = 1. n ,  ; 2. v      
mob = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  , swell ~        ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
mobile = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) . ,  ( ) ;  4)  ( )      
mobility = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
mobilization = n   
mobilize = v   
moccasin = n   
mocha = n  (. Mocha coffee)  
mock = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3) ; 2. v  1) () (at) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (  . .)      
mocker = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
mockery = n  1) , , ;  2)       
mocking-bird = n  ()  
mock-up = n ,   
modal = a .   
mode = n  1) , , ;  2) ,  (); ~ 
of life      ;  3) , ;  4) . ;  5) .       
model = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) ;  4) , -;  5) ,  ;  6) attr , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)    (after, 
on, upon) ;  3)       
moderate = 1. n . , ''; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) . , ''; 3. v  1) , , ;  2)  , , ;  3) ,       
moderation = n  1) , in ~ ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  () ;  5) pl           ( )      
moderator = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
modern = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ( ,   . .)      
modernism = n   
modernize = v   
modest = a  1) ;  2)       
modesty = n  1) ;  2)       
modification = n  1) ();  2) . ,       
modify = v  1) ();  2) ;  3) . ;  4) .        
modish = a   
modulate = v   
modulation = n   Mogul = 1. n , the Great ( Grand) ~ .    ; 2. a     
mohair = n  1)  ;  2) . ,       Mohammedan = 1. n , ; 2. a     Mohican = n   
moiety = n .   
moil = 1. n ,  , .   , ; 2. v    (. to toil   and ~)    
moire = n  ()  
moist = a  1) , , ;  2)       
moisten = v , ()  
moisture = n , ,   
molar = 1. n  ; 2. a  ( )    
molasses = n ,   
mold = . mould  Moldavian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
molder = . moulder  
molding = . moulding  
moldy = . mouldy  
mole I = n   
mole II = n  1) ;  2) attr       
mole III = n  1) ;  2)       
molecular = a   
molecule = n   
molehill = n   
moleskin = n  1)  ;  2) .       
molest = v ,   
molestation = n   Moll = n  1) = Molly 1.;  2) (m.) . )  ; ) .     .        
mollification = n ,   
mollify = v , ; to ~ smb. (with smth.)  () -. (-.); to ~ smb.`s anger  -. , he refused to be mollified     ()  
mollifying = a , ; ~ remark  ; in a ~ tone    
mollusca = n pl .   
molluscan = = molluscous  1)      
molluscous = a  1) . ;  2) . ,       Molly = n  1) (m.) ;  2)    , '';  3) . '', '' (. Miss ~)      
molly-coddle = n  1) ;  2) . '' ( )      
molly-coddle = v , , he likes to be ~d  ,      Molly Maguire =   1) .    ,              (1843 .) ;  2) . .                 Moloch = n  1) . ;  2) . ,       (Moloch horridus) ;  3) . ,       (Callithrix moloch)      
molt = . = moult  
molten = a  1) , ;  2)       
moly = n  1) . .  ( ) ;  2) .   (Allium moly)      
molybdenite = n .  ,   
molybdenum = n .   
mom = .  momma  Mome = = Momus  
moment = n  1) , , , at any ~       , , at the ~   ,     , at that ~   , , at odd     ~s   ,  , in a ~       ,  , one ~, half a ~     ,  , the ~ (that)  ,     this ~ ) , ; )  ;     to the ~ ;  2) , of great ~ , of little ~,     of no ~       
momenta = pl . momentum  
momentarily = adv  1)  , I was ~ distracted        ( ) ;  2) , ,   , he ~     recovered     ;  3) ,  ;  4) ,   , I`ll be     there ~            
momentariness = n ,   . . 
momentary  
momentary = a  1) , , in ~     expectation 
of his arrival            ;  2) ,       
momently = adv  1) ,  ;  2)   ;  3)        
momentous = a  1) ,   ,     ; ~ decision  ; on     this ~ occasion    ;     the risk is too ~   ;  2) . ,       
momentum = n ( pl -ta)  1) .   ,      ,  , ;  2) )  , , , to     gather (to gain) ~  ,       (. . 2)) , carried 
away by     one`s own ~   ;     ) .  ,      ; ~ of the attack (offensive)      ,  ; to     
gather ~    (.     . 1)) ; ~ 
conservation .         ()      
momma = . . . mam(m)a  Momus = n . . ,   
mon- = = mono-  
monac(h)al = a  1) ;  2)       
monachism = n , ,     
monad = n  1) .  ;  2) .  ;  3) .  (      )      
monades = pl  monas  
monadic, monadical = a  1) . ;  2) .         
monadiform = a .   
monadism = = monadology  
monadology = n  (  )  
monandry = n ,   
monarch = n  1) ) ; ) . , the lion is     the ~ 
of all beasts  -  ;  2) . - (Danaus 
plexippus)      
monarchial = = a monarchal;  1) , ,  ;  2) .       
monarchic = a  1) , ;  2) . = 
monarchical 1);  3)         
monarchical = a  1) ,   ;  2) = 
monarchic 1.  3.;  3) .       
monarchism = n   
monarchist = n   
monarchize = v  1) .  ,  ;  2)   ,             
monarchy = n , absolute (constitutional, limited) ~  (, ) , hereditary ~    
monas = n ( pl monades) . = monad  
monasterial = = monastic  
monastery = n  1) () ;  2) .       
monastic = a , ; ~ vows  ; ~ 
binding .    
monasticism = n ,  ,   
monasticon = n       
monatomic = a .   
monaxial = a . ,   
monazite = n .   
mondaine = n .    Monday = n , on ~  ; ~ feeling   ( ) ; Black ~ . .     ; to keep Saint ~ .        Mondayish = a .      ;       
monde = n .  1)  ;  2) ,   -.       
mondial = a ,   
monetary = a  1) , , ; ~ reform     (unit)   (); ~     allowance . )  ; )      ;  2) , International M. Fund             
monetize = v  1)        ;  2)    () ;  3)         
money = n  1) . sing , paper (soft) ~      , 
ready ~  (),     counterfeit (bad) ~  , hard ~     .  , a piece of ~ , ~     
of account   ; to     make ~ )  ; )     ,  ; to 
coin ~      ,  ; to be in     the ~ )   ; )  ,      , ; to be worth ~ )       ; )  ; to     come into ~   ; to     
put ~ into smth.    -.;     to put ~ on smth., 
smb.       ( )  -.,  -.; 
to     get one`s ~`s worth         ;  ; it is a bargain for     the ~   ();       () ; there is ~ in it  -      ;  2) ( pl moneys ) . pl       ;  3) ( pl . monies) pl ., .      , 
public ~s       (); ~ list  ; for     one`s ~  -. ,  -.      (); not everybody`s (every man`s) ~       ;    ()      (); for love or ~      ; to throw good ~ after bad )       ; )        ; time is ~  - ;     ~ makes (begets) ~   ; ~ makes     the mare (to) go .                
money-bag = n  1)   ;  2) pl .       
money-bags = n , ' ', ,   
money-bill = n    
money-bound = a .  -    
money-box = n   
money-broker = n    
money-changer = n   
moneyed = a  1) , a ~ man  ;  2) , 
the ~ resources of the State       ; ~ 
interest )      ; )       
moneyer = n  1) . , ;  2) .       
money-grub = = money-grubber  
money-grubber = n   
money-grubbing = 1. n , ; 2. a ,     
money-lender = n   
moneyless = a   ,   
money-maker = n  1) , ;  2) . ,        
money-making = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
money-market = n  ,    
money-order = n ()    
money`s-worth = n -.        
money-wort = n .  ,   (Lysimachia 
nummularia)  
monger = n  1) . , ;  2) (-monger)      3) , , fishmonger      ; ironmonger   ;  4)  -. ,     war-monger  , scandal-monger           Mongol = 1. n  1) , , the ~s . ;  2) = Mongolian 1. 2); 2. a     Mongolian = 1. n  1) = Mongol 1. 1);  2)  ; 2. a     Mongoloid = 1. n ; 2. a     
mongoose = n  (Herpestes gen.)  
mongrel = 1. n  1) ) ; ) , ,     ;  2) .         (  . .) ; 2. a ,     
mongrelize = v ,   
monitor = n  1)  ,          ,   ;  2) , ;  3) . ,              
monk = n   
monkey = 1. n  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) . 500  , . 500     ; to put his ~ up  -.;     to get one`s ~ up ; to play ~      ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
monkey-business = n . ,    
monkeyish = a  1) ;  2)       
monkey-wrench = n     
monkish = a   
mono- = pref   -, -: monobasic . , monoplane   
monocle = n   
monogamy = n   
monogram = n   
monograph = n   
monolithic = a   
monologue = n   
monoplane = n   
monopolist = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3) attr       
monopolization = n   
monopolize = v   
monopoly = n  1) ;  2) attr       
monosyllabic = a   
monosyllable = n    
monotone = 1. n ; 2. v  , ,     
monotonous = a , ,   
monotony = n , ,   
monsoon = n  1)  () ;  2)        
monster = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a ,     
monstrosity = n  1) ;  2)       
monstrous = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) . ,       
montage = n  ,   
month = n , this day ~  , a ~ of Sundays   ,   
monthly = 1. n  ; 2. a (); 3. adv     
monument = n ,   
monumental = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
moo = 1. n ; 2. v     
mood I = n , , in the ~  ,  (-. ) , in no ~   ,   
mood II = n  1) . ;  2) .       
moody = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) , ,         
mool(l)a(h) = . = mullah  
moolvee = n .  1)    ( ) ;  2) ,        
moon = 1. n  1) , the M. . , new ~      , , full ~  ,     , the waning ~   ,     there was no ~ that night       () ;  2)  () ; the planet Jupiter     has 
nine ~s         ;  3) )  ; ) . ; ) .      ;  4)  ( ) ; ~ lighting       ; to cry (to ask) 
for the ~      () ; to shoot     the ~ . shoot I 2. ; to believe that the ~ is made of green   cheese  ; the man in the ~ )    ; )  ; )       ;   , once 
in a blue ~    , ;        ,  - ; 2. v  1) ( . ~ about, ~ along, ~ around) .     ,    , ; to     ~ up and down 
the street          ;  2) .     (     . ~ away); to ~ away one`s 
summer     holidays (two hours)  (     )   ( );  3)          
moonbeam = n    
moon-blind = a .   ,   
moon-blindness = n .  ,   
moon-bound = a   ; ~ rocket ,    , ; ~ trajectory      
moon-calf = n  1) , ;  2) .       
moon-dial = n    
mooned = a .  1)     ;  2) )   ; )               
mooner = . moon 2. + -er 2. I 1.    
moon-eye = n  1) . ' ',        ( ) ;  2) = moon-blindness      
moon-eyed = a  1)   ;  2)    ,        ( ,   . .)      
moon-faced = a   
moon-flower = n .  (Ipomoea bonanox)  
moon-glade = n .   ( )  
moonish = a .   , ,   
moonless = a   
moonlight = 1. n  , in the ~  ()    , by ~  ; a ~ night  ;   ~ battery . .  ;   ~ gasoline . ,  ()     ; ~ flit (flitting) .       ,       ; 2. v  1) . .           ;  2) 
pass         
moonlighter = n  1) pl .    ,       ,   ,         ;  2) ,         ;  3) . , ,              
moonlighting = n  1) . .          ;  2)    ;  3) . ,              
moonlit = a    
moonshine = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) . .       
moonshiner = n . .  1) ;  2) ,        
moonship = n        
moonstruck = a ,   Moor = n  1) ;  2) .       
moor I = n () ,    
moor II = v ,   
moorings = n pl .  1)  ;  2)        Moorish = a   
moorland = n ,    
moot = 1. a ; 2. v    ,     
mop I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () , ; 2. v  1) ,  () ; to ~ the     floors  ()  (, . ~     out);  2) ,  (, ) ; to ~     one`s brow (with one`s handkerchief)       (); ~ up a) ; to     ~ up a mess    (,      ); ) .  , ,     ; to ~ up the beer   ;  3) . , ,     ; to ~ up arrears of work        ;  4) .  ( ) ,      () ; to ~ the floor with smb.        -.,      -.         
mop II = 1. n , ; ~s and mows     ; 2. 
v to ~ and mow     
mope = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) (the ~s) pl ; 
to suffer from (a fit     of) the ~s, to have the ~s ; 2. 
v ,    ,      ; to ~ in solitude     ; to ~ (oneself) to   death      
mope-eyed = a ,   
mop-head = n .  ,   
mop-headed = a ,   
mopish = a   ,   
mopper-up = n . .   
moppet = n  1) . , ;  2) . , ;  3) .        
mopping = n ,   ()  
mopping-up = n .   () ,  () ; ~ detachment    
moppy = a  1)   ;  2) , ;  3) . ,       
mop-up = n . .  ( ) ,  ()  
mopus I = ., . = mope 1.  
mopus II = n . pl .   
mopy = = mopish  
moquette = n  1)  '';  2)  ''      
mora I = n ( pl -rae) .  1) . ;  2) .       
mora II = n ( pl -s ) . .      
mora III = n ,   ,       
morae = pl  mora I  
moraine = n . ,    
moral = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl , ; the very ~ 
of     .  ,  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
morale = n    
moralist = n  1) ;  2)        
morality = n  1) , ;  2) , copy-book ~      ;  3) pl        
moralize = v  1) ;  2)  , ;  3)        
morally = adv  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) ,        
morass = n ,   
moratorium = n   Moravian I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) pl . .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) . .          Moravian II = 1. n    ( ) ; 2. a     (   )    
moray = n .  (Muraenidae)  
morbi = pl  morbus  
morbid = a  1) ) ,  () ; )      () ,      ,   ; ~     curiosity  ; ~     
imagination  ; to have     a ~ outlook on 
life         () ;  2) , ; ~ details      ;  3) ; ~ anatomy      ; ~ growth .       
morbidezza = n . . '',   (  )  
morbidity = n  1) ;  2)       
morbidness = n   . ( . morbid)  
morbific = a   
morbilli = n pl .   
morbillous = a .   ,   
morbus = n ( pl -bi) .   
morceau = n ( pl - ceaux , -ceaus ) .  1)         ;  2)       
mordacious = a . , ,   
mordacity = n . ,   
mordant = 1. n  1)  ( ) , ;  2)  ,  (     ) ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) . ,        ;  3) )  ( , ) ;     )  ( )      
mordent = n .   
more = 1. a  1) ( compar . much 2., many 2.) ;  2) , 
two ~  , bring some ~ water       ; 2. adv  1) ( compar . much 3.) , , the ~ the better    ,  ; the ~ ... the ~ ...    ...,  ...; the ~ he gets, the   ~ he wants    ,      ; ~ or less )   ; )   , he is no ~   ,    ;  2)    . . .        : ~ easily , ~ truly ,       . . ;  3) , , , once ~  , never     ~ ; what is ~   ,            
moreover = adv  ,    
morganatic = a   
morgue = n   
moribund = a ,   
morion = n .   Mormon = n , .   
morn = n .   
morning = n  1) , good ~ ,       ;  2) .  ;  3) attr       
morocco = n  1) ;  2) attr       
moron = n   
morose = a ,   
morphia = . morphine  
morphine = n   
morphological = a   
morphology = n   
morrow = n  1) ; good ~,,       ;  2) (the ~)  , on the ~ of...      ..., ...,  ...      
morse = n   
morsel = n   
mortal = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) . , ;  5) .        
mortality = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ,       
mortally = adv   
mortar = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) . , ; 2. v       
mortar-board = n        
mortgage = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
mortician = n     
mortification = n  1) , ;  2)  () ,      () ;  3) .       
mortify = v  1) , ;  2)  (,   . .) ,      () ;  3) .       
mortuary = 1. n , ; 2. a     
mosaic = 1. n ; 2. a     Moslem = 1. n ; 2. a     
mosque = n   
mosquito = n  1) , ;  2) attr       
mosquito-craft = n  ,    
mosquito-fleet = n '' ,    
moss = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  ,       
mossy = a   
most = 1. a ( superl . much 2., many 2.) ; 2. adv ( superl . much 3.);  1)  ;  2)    . . .        : ~ certain(ly)       ;  3) , ;  4) ten at ~   ,       , this is at ~ a folly         ; 3. n  ,  ,   
at the ~  , ~ of them   ,    ; to make   the ~ of       
mostly = adv  , ,    
mote = n   
motel = n ,     
motet = n   
moth = n  1) ;  2)       
moth-eaten = a  , . ,   
mother I = 1. n  1) , expectant ~  ,      , new ~ ,      ;  2)  ( . artificial ~);  3) attr  ( , ) ;  4) attr , ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)  () -.      
mother II = n    
motherhood = n   
mother-in-law = n ( pl mothers-in-law) ,   
motherland = n ,   
motherless = a  ,    
motherly = a   
mother-of-pearl = 1. n ; 2. a     
motif = n  ,   
motion = 1. n  1) , , seesaw ~      ; to set (  to put) in ~       ;  2) , ;  3) , of one`s own ~       , ;  4)  ( ) ; to bring     forward a ~  ; to 
carry     (to reject) the ~  ()     ;  5) .   ; 2. v      
motional = a ,   
motionless = a ,    
motion-picture = n , ,   
motivate = v  1) ;  2)  ;  3)       
motive I = n  1) , , ;  2) . motif      
motive II = a  1) ;  2)       
motive III = v . motivate  
motiveless = a   ,   
motley = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  ; 
to wear the ~      ; 2. a ,     
motor = 1. n  1) ; to cut the ~ .      ,   () ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) .  ,      ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ; 3. v ,       
motorcade = n . ,    
motor-car = n  1)  ;  2) .        
motor-cycle = n   
motoring = n  1)  ;  2)        
motorist = n   
motorize = v   
motorman = n  1) (-);  2)       
mottle = 1. n ; 2. v     
mottled = a  1) ;  2)  ,       
motto = n  1) ;  2)       
mould I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . , 
man of ~  ; 2. v ,  ; to ~ up       
mould II = 1. n  1) () , ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) ;  4)  ; cast in the 
same ~     , ,  , cast in the     
different ~ ,  ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)   ,        (on, upon) ;  3)  ;  4)   (into)      
mould III = 1. n ; 2. v     
moulder I = v , ,  ( . .,  to ~ away)  
moulder II = n , , . ,   
moulding = n  1) ;  2) . pl .  ;  3) ,        
mouldy = a  1) , . ; to go ~     ;  2) . ,       
moult = 1. n ; 2. v  ( )    
mound I = n , , ,    
mound II = n  ()  
mount I = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)    ( )      
mount II = 1. n  ; 2. v  1) ,  ,  (     ) ;  2)         
mount III = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,   ,  ;  3)  () ;  4)  ()      
mountain = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) attr (); 
to remove ~s      ,  ; to make ~s out of     
mole-hills .           
mountaineer = n  1) ;  2)       
mountaineering = n   
mountainous = a  1) ;  2)       
mountain-range = n    
mountebank = n   
mounted = a ,   
mounting I = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ()      
mounting II = n   ,    
mourn = v ,   
mourner = n  1)   ;  2)       
mournful = a , ,   
mourning = n  1) ; to go into ~  , in ~ )      ; )  ( ) ; )      ( ) ;  2) 
attr       
mouse = 1. n ( pl mice) , harvest ~    ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
mousetrap = n   
moustache = n   
mouth = 1. n  1) , , by ~ , from ~ to ~        , hold your ~! . !,     !;  2) ;  3) (, ) ;  4)  () ;  5) ;  6) . ; hard ~  ;     to flap one`s ~ ; down in the ~      ,   ; to give ~       ( ) ; to open one`s ~     wide  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)   ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ;  5)          
mouthful = n  (       ) , ; to say a ~  -.   
mouth-organ = n    
mouthpiece = n  1) ;  2) ,  (,      ,   . .)      
movable = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
movables = n pl ,    
move = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2) , , . , ,     on the ~ )  ; )  ,      ; to make a ~ ) ; )      -.; )  -     ; to get a ~ on . ,     ;  3)  (  ) ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) (),  (,   .     .) ;  5) ;  6)  () ;  7) , ;  8) ,  (-.) ,     nobody seems willing 
to ~ in the matter          ; to ~     
about, to ~ away ,         ; to ~ back ,       ; to ~ down , ;     to ~ in )  (-.) ; ) ;     to ~ off ; to ~ on )      , ; )   ()     ; to ~ out ) , ; )      ( , ) ; to ~ up )     ; ) ()      
moveless = a   
movement = n  1) , in and out ~     - ,     spontaneous ~ ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) ;  5)  (, ) ;  6) . ,       
mover = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
movies = n pl .   
moving = a  1) ();  2) ,       
mow I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v ( past mowed, 
p.p. mowed, mown) ;   to ~ down, to ~ off ,     
mow II = 1. n ; 2. v     
mower = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
mown = p. p. . mow I 2.    Mr = . . mister  Mrs = . . mistress  
much = 1. n ; to make ~ of      , ,   -., -.,   not ~ of a... , ; not ~ of a   painter  ; not ~ of a hat    ,   , ; 2. a ( compar more, superl most)  1) , how ~? ) ?; )      ?,  ?;  2) , to be too ~ for        ; half as ~    ; 3. adv ( compar more, superl most)  1) ;  2) ; ~ of a size (height etc)         (    . .), I     thought as ~    ,        ;  3) , ,  (       . .) ; ~ better ,      ; as ~ as to say              
mucilage = n  1) ;  2)   () ,            
muck = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ; to ~ about .     ; 
to ~ up .       
mucker = n .  1)  , .  ;     
to come a ~   ; to go a ~       ;  2) ,        
muck-rake = n  1)   ;  2)         
muck-raker = n ,   ,  ( )     , ' ',    (.  )  
muckworm = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
mucky = a  1) ) ; ) ;  2)       
mucous = a ; ~ membrane .    
mucro = n ( pl mucrones, -os )  1) . ;  2) .       
mucronate, mucronated = a . .   
mucrones = pl  mucro  
mucus = n  1) ;  2) = mucilage 1      
mud I = 1. n  1) , ; to be covered in ~, to be     
all over ~   ,           ; 
to stick in the ~ )       ; ) .       ;  2) ,  ( . river ~);  3) , ; to fling (to throw) ~ at     smb.  ( )  -.,      -.; his name is ~       ,  ; to drag     smb. (smb.`s name) in (through) the ~      -. (-. )  ,      -. (-. );  4) ) . ; ) = mud fluid;  5)  () ; ~ vulcano      ; ~ pie . ; (here`s) ~ in     your eye!  !,  () ,     if you throw ~ enough some of it will stick       ( ), -      ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  () ;  3) ) ,   , , ;     ) ,   , ,       
mud II = n .   (= 1 )  
mud-bath = n .    
mud-box = n .   
mudded = a , ,  , ; ~ all over        
muddily = adv  1) , ;  2) , ,       
muddiness = n  1) ) ; ) ; ) ,      () ;  2) ; ~ of mind         
muddle = 1. n . sing  1) , ; to be in a ~        (. . 2.) ; to make a ~ of smth.    () -.,   -.; to   make a ~ of one`s 
life  ()    ;  2) , ''  ; to be in a ~     ) ,  ( ) ; )       , (. . 1.) ; to get into a ~ (about smth.)     (-.);  3)  , ; 2. v  1) (  ~ up, ~ together) ,     ,  ,      ; to ~ smth. 
together  -.     (  ); to ~ one`s papers      () ; to ~ (up) a drawer         (, ) ; to ~     (up) things  ;  2) ,  -; to ~ a business     at the 
start (completely)        ()  ;  3)  ( ), ; to ~ with     smth.   -.;  4) ,   ,  ()     ,  () , ,     ; 
to ~ smb.`s brain (mind)             
muddle-headed = a , ,   
muddy = 1. a  1) ,  , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)   ,  ;  2) ()      
mud-fish = n ,   ,    
mud fluid = .   ,    
mudguard = n ,    (, ) ,   
mud-hole = n  1)   ,  ;  2) .        
mudir = n .  1)     ( ) ;  2)   ( )      
mudlark = n .  1)  , ;  2) ,        
mud sill = .   
mudslinger = n . .   
mudslinging = n . .  (   )  
mud-stone = n .   
muezzin = n .   
muff I = n  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) .  ()      
muff II = 1. n .  1) , , ; to make a ~ of     
smth. ,  -.; to     make a ~ of a 
catch ) .      ; )  ;  2) ) ,        , ''; ) . ''; 2. v .  1) , ,  -,     , ; to ~ a play .     '' ; 
to ~ one`s lines .      ,  ;  2) . , ; to ~ a     (an easy) catch (ball)  ()     ; to ~ a shot (a stroke)       
muffetee = n  1) ,    ;  2) ., .       
muffin = n  1) ) ,  ; ) ;  2)           
muffin-face = n    
muffin-man = n ( pl -men )        
muffle = 1. n  1) )  ; ) ; )     ;  2) . , ;  3)  ;  4) . ;  5) .  ; 2. n  1) ) , ,  (      ~ up); to ~ one`s throat       (); to ~ oneself (up) well      ; ) , ,     ; to ~ the oars  ; the     drums were ~d with black cloth         ;  2) ,  () ; to ~ 
the     steps (voices, roar)   (,     ); 
the snow will ~ our approach to the     camp                  
muffled = a  1) , , ,     ; ~ oars  ;  2) ; ~ voices      (, )       
muffler = n  1) , ;  2) ) ; ) ; )      ;  3) .  ,     , ;  4) .       
mufti I = n .   
mufti II = n .  1)  ,  , in ~      ;  2) , ,              
mug I = n  1) ;  2)        
mug II = 1. n .  1) ) , , , an ugly ~      ()  (); ) ;  2) ; 2. v .  1) ) ; ) . ;  2) .  (.        ) ;  3) .  ,       ,     (      ) ; ~ up       
mug III = n .  1) , , ; to look a ~      ;  2)  ( ) ; that`s a ~`s game       ,          
mug IV = 1. n .  1) ;  2) ; 2. v . ,       (  ~ up); to ~ up (some   
geography) for an exam    ()      
mug V = v .   
muggar = = mugger II  
mugger I = n .  1) , ;  2)        
mugger II = n .   (Crocodilus palustris)  
muggins = n  1) . , ;  2)   ;  3)          
muggish = . = muggy  
muggur = = mugger II  
muggy = a  1)    ( ) ;  2) ,  ( )      
mug-house = n .   
mug-hunter = n . .     
mugwump = n .  1) . () '',       ;  2) .                     (  ''       ) ;  3) .  (  -.     )      Muhammad = = Mohammedan  
muir = . = moor  
mulberry = n  1) ) .  ,  (Morus     
gen.) ; )  ;  2) , -       
mulch = 1. n .-. ; 2. v .-.     
mulching = n .-.   
mulct = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) )  ( ) ; to ~     smb. (in) a certain sum  -.       ; )  (-.)       ;  2)  (-.) , he was ~ed of $     5           
mule I = n  1) .  (Equus mulus) ;  2) . ,  ;  3) . -;  4) . , ; as 
obstinate     (stubborn) as a ~         
mule II = n    ,   
muleteer = n    
muley = n  1) ) . ,  ; )     . ;  2)  . . . ,  (     )      
muliebrity = n .  1) ;  2)       
mulier = 1. n .  1) , , ;  2) ,        ; 2. a . ,         
mulierose = a .   
mulish = a  ( )  
mulishness = n ()   
mull I = .  mulmull  
mull II = 1. n . , ; to make a   ~ of smth.  -.,    -. -   ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) . ) , ,     ; )   ,       . .      
mull III = n .  (.   )  
mull IV = n        
mull V = v . . , ; to ~ over a notion  -.   
mull VI = v      ,    
mull VII = v ., . ,  ( , .   )  
mullah = n   
mullein = n .  (Verbascum gen.)  
mullein pink = .  (Agrostemma githago)  
mullen = = mullein  
muller = n  1)  (  . .) ;  2)  . .  ,           
mullet I = n .  (Mugilidae fam.)  
mullet II = n .   (    )  
mulley = = muley  
mulligatawny = n .       
mulligrubs = n .  1) ;  2) ,       
mullion = n .   
mullock = n . .  ,     
mulmull = n .  1) ;  2)          ;  3)        
mulse = n . ,    
multi- = pref   - , multicellular .   
multiengined = a   
multifarious = a   
multiform = a   
multiman = a   
multimillionaire = n   
multinomial = n .   
multiple = 1. n .  , least common ~     ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
multiplex = a  1) ;  2)       
multiplicand = n .   
multiplication = n  1) . ;  2)       
multiplicity = n , , the ~ of   
multiplier = n ,   
multiply = v  1) ();  2) ();  3) . ,       
multitude = n  1) ,  ;  2) , the ~       
multitudinous = a   
mum I = 1. a predic ; to keep ~ ,   ; 
to sit ~  ; 2. int !, !; ~`s the word !   !; 3. v       
mum II = n .   
mumble = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)         
mummery = n  1) ;  2) '', ''      
mummify = v  1)   ;  2) , (-)      
mummy I = n  1) ;  2)  ( )      
mummy II = n   
mumps = n  1)  () ;  2) ,        
munch = v   
mundane = a , ,   
municipal = a  1) , , ;  2)       
municipality = n  1) ,   ;  2)       
munificence = n   
munificent = a   
munition = 1. n . pl  , ; 2. v      
mural = 1. n  , ; 2. a     
murder = 1. n () , judicial ~    ,  ; to   cry (blue) ~  , ; ~   will out .      ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
murderer = n   
murderous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
murk = 1. n . , ; 2. a . ,     
murky = a , ,   
murmur = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( - at, against)      
murrain = n  ( )  
muscle = n  1) , , facial ~  ;  2) ()       Muscovite = 1. n  1)  (-);  2) . ; 2. a .     
muscular = a  1) ;  2)       
muse I = n (the ~)   
muse II = 1. n . ; 2. v  1) , ,  ( -     on, upon, over) ;  2)   ( - on)      
museum = n   
mush = n  1) , ;  2) .       
mushroom = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) attr ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) .  ;  3) .  ( )      
music = n  1) ; to set to ~   ;  2) ;  3) . ; to face the ~       , ,        
musical = a  1) ;  2)       
musician = n  1) ;  2)       
musing = n , ,    
musk = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
muskeg = n  ,   
musket = n .   
musketeer = n .   
musketry = n  1)  ;  2)        
musk-melon = n . -,   (Cucumis melo 
var. cantalupensis)  
musk-ox = n .  ,  (Ovibos moschatus)  
musk-rat = n .  1) ,   (Fiber     
zibethicus) ;  2)  (Desmana moschata)      
musk-root = n .   (Adoxa moschatellina)  
musk-rose = n .   (Rosa moschata)  
musk-shrew = = musk-rat  2)      
musk-tree = n .   (Marlea spp. et al.)  
musky = a ,  ,    Muslim = = Moslem 1.  2.    
muslin = n  1) . ) ; ) ; ) .     ;  2) . ' ', a bit of ~     , ;  3)  . . . ) ; )     ; ) .       
muslinet(t)e = n .    
musnud = n .    (  ,  ),   
musquash = n  1) = musk-rat 1.;  2)          
musqueeto = = mosquito  
musquet = = musket  
musqueto = = mosquito  
muss = 1. n . .  1) , ;  2) ) , ; ) ; 2. v . . ( . ~ up)  1) )   ; to ~ (up)     one`s hair  () ;     to ~ (up) one`s dress   ; )     ; to ~ (up) one`s hands      ;  2) ,   ;     I`m all ~ed up   ;        ,          
mussel = n .  1)  ,       (Modiola) ;  2)  (Mytilus)      
mussitate = v . ,    
mussuck = n .  ( )  Mussulman = n ( pl -s )  1) ;  2)  . . .       
mussy = a . .  1) ) , , ();     ) ;  2) , ,       
must I = v (past must)  .,       ,  (  . .   to you ~ study well    , .  .  .  . to do ~ you go to the library? No, I ~ not     ? - ,  );  1)   I ~ keep my promise         , you ~ have     known quite well what I meant       ,    ;  2)     : all men ~     die   ;  3)   one ~ eat to live      ,  , I ~ 
away       , ; we ~ see what can be     
done ,   ; you ~     know   ; I ~ ask you for     your name    ;  4)  ,         : 
one ~ be crazy to talk so       ,   ;     you ~ have heard about it , ,       ; you ~ have caught the train if     you had run     ,       ;  5)      : just     as I was busiest, he ~ come worrying me!              ,         !      
must II = n   
mustache = = moustache  
mustachio = n ( pl -os ) = moustache  
mustang = n   
mustang grape = . ,   (Vitis candicus)  
mustard = n  1) .  (Sinapis) , wild ~      ()  (Sinapis arvensis) ;  2)  () , English ~ ,      , French ~ ,      ;  3)  ;  4) . . '', ,         ; ~ seed )      ; ) . .        
mustard family = .   (Cruciferae)  
mustard-gas = n . ,    
mustard-oil = n    
mustard plaster =   
mustard-pot = n   
mustee = n .  1)    ;  2)         
musteline = n  1) .  (Mustelinae) ;  2)   (  .)      
muster = 1. n  1)  ( , ) , ,     , , ,     ; to make (to 
take) ~ .      () ; to pass ~ ) .       (); ) .       ()       (); work that will pass ~ ,        ();  2) ) , , , ;     )   (  ) ,      ,  , in full ~       ;  3) = muster-roll;  4) . , a few ~s of new 
goods        ; 2. v  1) )  (  ~ up); to ~ the     soldiers      .     . ; all the food I could ~  ,        ; to ~ a unit .      ; to ~ (up) all 
one`s     courage    ; to ~     one`s 
thoughts   ; to ~ all     one`s strength   ,        ; ) .      ; )  ( . ~ up); to ~     for 
roll-call   ;  2) ; a society 
that ~s a hundred     members ,   ,     
we ~ed ten    ();  3) . )  ( ,  ) ;     to ~ into (the) service        ; to ~ out of service        , ; )       ;  4) ; 
to ~ cattle  ;  5) .  ; ~ in 
a)     ,  () ; ) = to ~     into (the) 
service ( . 3., 1)); ) .      ()        ; ~ out = to ~ out of service     (. 3., 1)); ~ up . 1., 1)  3)      
muster-book = = muster-roll  
muster-out = n .  ( )  
muster-roll = n  1) .   ;  2) .        
must-have-been = a .   ,   
mustiness = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
must-list = n .     
mustn`t = . .  must not  
musty = a  1) , ,      , , ; ~ books ,      ; ~ hay  ; ~     eggs  ; ~ smell  ()     ,  ; to smell ~      ,   (); ~     room  ; to grow ~     , , ;  2) , ; ~ 
ideas      ()       
mutable = a  1) ,  ,     , ;  2) .        ;  3)  . . . . ,              
mutage = n   ( )  
mutant = a .  1) ;  2)  . . .       
mutation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) . ,       
mutatis mutandis = .  ,  ,     
mutative = a  1) , , ;  2) .       
mutch = n .  ,   
mutchkin = n .   (= 3/4 )  
mute I = 1. a  1) ;  2) ) , , ; ~     sorrow  ; to stand ~ with     
wonder   ; to stare in ~     amazement    ; )     .    ( ) ; 
to     run ~   ,        ( ) ; )   : ~ negative      ; ~ print  ,      ;  3) . ,  ( ) ; ~     consonant  ;  4)  . . . )  (); )     . ; ) .        ,  ; ) .     , ; ) .           ,         ; ) . . ,         ,         ; ) .        ; ~ as     
a fish ,  ; 2. v .  ()    
mute II = v ., .  ( )  
muted = a , with ~ strings    
mutely = adv , ,   
muteness = n   
mutic = a  1) ., .   ,       ;  2) = muticous      
muticous = a .   
mutilate = 1. a .  1) , , ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  (, ,   . .)      
mutilation = n  1) ) ; ) .  (      . .) ; ) . , ;  2)  (,   . .)      
mutineer = n ,  () ,   
mutinize = v .  1)  , ;  2)   ,       
mutinous = a ; ~ sailors  () ; ~ 
behavior  , ,   
mutiny = 1. n ,  ( ) ; the   Indian M. .  ; 2. v ) (against) , ,    ; )          
mutism = n  1) ;  2) .  ,       
mutt = n .  1) , , , you poor ~!      !;  2) . ,       
mutter = 1. n  1) ) ; )   ;  2) , , ;  3) ,   () ; 2. v ) ; to ~ to oneself     ; 
to ~ threats at smb.      -. ; )  ,   ; to ~ smth. in one`s sleep    -      
mutton = n  1) ;  2) attr       
mutton-chop = n  1)  ;  2) pl       
mutual = a  1) , ;  2)       
mutuality = n , ,    
muzzle = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ()      
my = pron poss , , ,   
myope = n    
myopia = n   
myriad = 1. n ,  ; 2. a ,     
myrrh = n  ()  
myrtle = n .   
myself = pron  1) refl , , -;  2) .   , I did it ~              
mysterious = a   
mystery = n  1) ; to make a ~ of   ;  2) . ;  3) .       
mystic = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
mystical = . mystic 2.    
mysticism = n   
mystification = n   
mystify = v  1) , ;  2)        
mystique = n   
myth = n  1) ()  2)  ,   . .      
mythical = a ,   
mythological = a   
mythology = n  N, n = n  1) 14-   .  ;  2)  .  ;  3)  .     Mr.N      H;  4) N  .  (N-waste       )      
nab I = n   
nab II = v  . ,    ,   
nabob = n   
nacelle = n   () ,  () ,  ()  
nadir = n  1)  . ;  2)         
nag I = n  .  1)   , ;  2)       
nag II = v  ( -. -at) ,    
nagger = n , ,    
nail I = n ,   
nail II = n 1. ; on the ~  , right as ~s  ; to hit the (right) ~ on the head   , , hard as ~s ; to fight tooth and ~    ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)  () ;  3)  . , , ,     ;  4)  . , ''; to be ~ed      ( -.) ; to ~ at ;     to ~ down  () ,  .        (-.) ; to ~ together     () ; to ~ up       
nailarium = n  .    
nail-brush = n     
nailing = 1. a  . , ; 2. adv      
naive = a  1) , ;  2)       
naivety = n  1) , ;  2)       
naked = a  1) , , ;  2)  ,    .      .;  3) , , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( )      
namby-pamby = 1. n , ; 2. a ,     
name = 1. n  1) , first ~, Christian ~,  . given ~      (   ) , pet ~      , in the ~ of  ,     ,  ; to go by (  under) the ~     of ,   ...; to use     smb.s ~   -.;  2) , maiden ~  , what     is your ~?   ?, assumed ~     , please put my ~ 
down for a ticket     ,    ; to put     
one`s ~ to the message       ; to send 
in one`s ~      (   ..) ;  3) , ; in ~       (   ) ;  4) , bad ~,ill ~  ;  5)  , the 
great ~s of history      ;  6)  .  , common ~      , proper ~  ; to     call ~s  -., ; 2. v  1) ,  ; to ~ after smb.        -.;  2) ,  (, )      
name-day = n   
nameless = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   , ;  4) ,       
namely = adv  ,    
namesake = n   
nankeen = n  1)  (  ) ;  2) pl        
nanny = n .   
nanny(-goat) = n   
nanotechnology = n       ()  ( 0,1  100 )  
nap I = 1. n ,  ; to have (  to   snatch, to 
take) a ~ , ; to   steal a ~  ; 2. v , ; to be caught ~ping         
nap II = n  ( )  
nap III = n to go ~ on      
napalm = n  1) ;  2) attr       
nape = n ,    (  . ~ of the neck)  
napery = n    
naphtha = n  1) ;  2)       
napkin = n  1) ; to lay up in a ~        ,  ;  2) ,       
napoo = int  .  !, !, !, !  
narcissus = n ( pl  . narcissi )   
narcodollars = n pl  ,          
narcosis = n   
narcotic = 1. n  , ; 2. a ,     
nark = n  ,   
narrate = v ,   
narration = n ,   
narrative = 1. n , , ; 2. a     
narrator = n   
narrow = 1. a  1)  (. .) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)   (      ) ;  5) , ,  (       ..) ;  6) , ; 2. v  1) ();  2) ; 3. n  . pl   (, )   ,     
narrow-gauge = a   
narrowly = adv  1) , , ;  2) -, ;  3) ,       
narrow-minded = a , ,    
narrowness = n   
nasal = 1. n  .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
nasalize = v  .     
nascent = a , ,   
nashi = n   ,        
nasturtium = n   
nasty = a  1) , , ,      ( , ) ;  2) , ;  3) , , , don`t be ~!      !,  !; to 
turn ~     ;  4)  ( ) , ,  (     ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6) , ,  (       ..)      
natal = a     
natality = n ,     
natation = n   
nation = n  1) , , freedom-loving ~s      , United Nations      ;  2) , ;  3) , , peace-loving ~s            
national = 1. n  . pl ,   ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
nationalism = n   
nationalist = 1. n ; 2. a     
nationality = n  1) ,      , what is his ~?        ?;  2) ;  3)        
nationalization = n   
nationalize = v  1)   ,     ;  2)         
nation-wide = a ,   
native = 1. n  1)  (of) ;  2) ;  3)    ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , ; to go ~       ;  4) , ;  5) , ,       
native-born = a   
natrium = n  .   
natron = n  . , ,    
natty = a  1)  , ;  2) ,       
natural = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  . ,  ;  3)   , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) , , ;  5)  (-.) , , it comes     ~ to him )         ; )    ;  6) ,  ( )      
naturalism = n   
naturalist = n  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
naturalistic = a   
naturalization = n  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)    ( )      
naturalize = v  1) () ( ) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)    ( )      
naturally = adv  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
nature = n  1) ;  2) ,  , in the ~ 
of     things   , , in the     course of ~    ;  3) ,  , 
by ~      , against ~ ;  4) , , good ~ , ill ~      ;  5)  . ; to draw from ~       ;  6) , ,       
naught = n  1) ;  2)  . ; to set at ~          ; to bring to ~   ; to     come to ~         
naughty = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
nausea = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
nauseate = v  1)  ;  2)  ,       
nauseous = a ,   
nautical = a ,   
naval = a (-),   
nave I = n  .   
nave II = n  1)  () ;  2)  .  ()      
navel = n , ,  .  (-.)  
navigable = a  1) ;  2)    ;  3)  ( )      
navigate = v  1)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  2)  (, ) ,  .      (  )      
navigation = n  1) , , inland ~      , aerial ~ ;  2)  ()      
navigator = n  1)  .,  . ;  2)       
navvy = n  1) ;  2)       
navy = n  1) - , the Royal Navy      ;  2)  . , ;  3) ;  4) attr -      
navy-blue = a -  
naw = adv  .   
nawab =  . nabob  
nay = 1. n  , '', , he   will not take ~    , yes and   ~    ; to say smb. ~    -.; 2. adv  1)  , ;  2)  . ,         Nazi = n  1) , ;  2) attr ,       Nazism = n ,   
neap = 1. n ,  ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2) to be ~ed         
near = 1. a  1) ; ~ and dear   ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ; ,  ( )     ;  4)  (  ) ;  5)  (  ,  ) ;  6) , ; 2. v , ; 3. adv  1) , , , 
far and ~     , ; to come ~, to draw ~     ; ~ by ; ~ at hand )      , ; ) ;  2) ,  ; 4. prep  1) ,  (-.   -.     ,   ..) ;  2) ,  ( )      
near-by = a ,   
nearly = adv  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
nearness = n   
near-sighted = a  ( . . sight)  
near-sightedness = n   
near-silk = n  1)  ;  2) attr          
neat I = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( , ) ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) ,       
neat II = n  1) , ;  2)  .         
neath = I, II . . beneath 1.,2.  
neat-handed = a   
neatness = n , ,   
neat`s foot =   ()  
neat`s-foot oil =    
neb = n  1)  .  1)  () ;  2)    () ;  3) ,  (, ) ;  2)  . ,       Nebo = n  .   Nebuchadnezzar = n   
nebula = n ( pl -lae)  1)  . ; ~ of Andromeda      ;  2)  . ,        ;  3)  .       
nebulae = pl nebula  
nebular = a  .   , ; ~ 
hypothesis     
nebule = n .  1) a) ; ) ;  2) = nebula 1.      
nebulize = v  .  1) ;  2)       
nebulizer = n   
nebulose = a  1) , ,  ,     ;  2) , ,       
nebulosity = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (, )     , ;  3)  , ;  4)  .       
nebulous = a  1) , , , ;     ~ 
disquisitions      ;  2)  . , , ;  3) , ;  4)  .       
necessarian = = necessitarian 1.  2.    
necessarianism = = necessitarianism  
necessarily = adv  1)  .   ,     , that is not ~ so      ; tall men are 
not ~ strong men           ;  2) , it must ~ follow that...        ,  ...; to be ~     absent  .              
necessariness = n  .   
necessary = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl    (  .     the necessaries of life);  3)  . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
necessary-and-proper clause =  .   ,        
necessitarian = 1. n  . ; 2. a  .     
necessitarianism = n  .   
necessitate = v  1) a)  , ,     
increase in population ~sa greater food     supply          ; )        , , sacrifices ~d by     war ,  ;  2)  . pass  . , I am ~d to     
act alone           
necessitous = a  .  1) , ; ~ public      ;  2) ,   (      ) ; in ~ circumstances      ;  3)  .       
necessitude =  . = necessity  
necessity = n  1) , ,      , of ~  ; to do     smth. of ~ , be 
under the ~ of doing smth.        -., 
in case of     ~   ; there is no ~        (); the ~ of     surrender  ; a ~ for action      ; 
it is a ~ to me          ;  2) , , logical ~       ,      ; to bow to ~      ;  3)    (  . prime     ~); 
food and warmth are necessities          ;  4) , ; to be in great ~     ,    ;  5)  . a) ; ~ and chance       ; )      , 
doctrine of ~ ;     to make a virtue of ~  ,       ; ~ is the mother of     invention  .     ; ~     know no law  .     (      ),          
neck I = 1. n  1) ; to break one`s ~        ( ) ; to get it in the ~  . )       ; )  ; to put     one`s ~ into the noose         ; ~ and ~  .   ; to     risk 
one`s ~   ; to     save one`s ~    ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4)  (,   ..) ;  5)   (-.) , , ;  6) , , ; a narrow ~ of land     ;  7)  . ;  8) attr ; a stiff ~ ,     ; to break the ~ of        ; ~ 
or nothing   ,      ; to turn (  to throw) 
out     smb. ~ and crop  ,      -. , and ~   ;     to lose by a ~ )  .   ;     )  ; to win by a ~ )  .      ()  ; )      ; ~ and 
crop,  . ~ and heels     , ,  , 
throw him     out ~ and crop!    !,          !; ~ or nothing        ,    ; up to     one`s (the) ~  ,  ; ~ of the     
woods  . ) , , ; )       ; 
to break one`s ~ ) . 1.  1); )   ; to break 
the ~     (of smth.) ) , ,      ,         (,   ..) ; )to break the ~     of winter         ; to break the ~ of a job         ; )        ; to 
break the ~ of an     illness    ()      ;     ; to     was one`s ~, to 
put it down one`s ~  .       , , 
shot in     the ~  .  .   ,     ; to breathe down smb.`s ~  .       -.  ; to speak (to     talk) through (the back of) one`s ~  .      ,  ; to catch (to get,     to 
take) it in the ~   ,       (); 
to set one`s     foot on smb.`s ~  ()     -.,  -.  2. v  1)  .  .   ;  2)  .   (  ..) ,            
neck II = n  .    
neck-band = n  1) a)  ( ) ; )     - () ;  2) ,  ( )      
neck-beef = n  .  1) = neck I 1. ;  2)  . ,       
neck-bone = n    
neck-carriage = n   ( -  )  
neckcloth = n  1)  . ,  ;  2) ,       
neckercher = n  . = neckerchief  
neckerchief = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
neck-flap = n  ,  ,   
neck-handkerchief = = neckerchief  
necking = n  1)  .  .   ,     ;  2)  .        
necking-party = n  .  . -  
necklace = 1. n  1) , , pearl ~ )      ; )  .  ;  2)  . , ; ~  .     ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) a) ()  ; )     ,  ( )      
necklet = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
neckline = n  ( ) , low ~  ,    
neck-lock = n   ()  
neck-mould = n  .   
neck-piece = n  1) , ,    (  ..)     ;  2) , ,  ( ) ;  3)  (. );  4)  .  () ;  5) = neck I 1.  2)      
neck-tie = n ;  party  .  . ,   
neckwear = n  . , ,   
necrology = n  1) ;  2)        
nectar = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3)        Neddy = n  .   
nee = a  (    : Mrs Thomson, nee Sedley)  
need = 1. n  1) , , , if ~ be (      
were)  ,  ,     there is no ~ to do it  ,        , he had ~   ;     to meet the ~s  ; to     be in ~ 
of, to have ~ of   -.;     to stand in ~  (  -. - of) ;  2) , , ; 2. v  1)   -.,  ,     ;  2) ;  3) ,   ( 3- ...     need,  .  .       Inf .  to) , 
you ~ not     go there     , he ~     not 
have done it               
needful I = a ,   
needful II = n (the ~)    
needle = 1. n  1) , ; to ply one`s ~      , ; to look for a ~ in a haystack     (  in a bundle 
of hay)         ,   , as     sharp as a ~  )   ; )     ;  2)    ( ) ;  3)  (       ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ;  6)   () ;  7)  (, ) ;  8)  .  ;  9) (the ~)   ,     ; to get (  to 
have) the ~        ;     10) attr , ;     11) attr ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ;  3)  .        
needle-case = n   
needle-lace = n ,    
needless = a , , ~ to say...     ...  
needlewoman = n ,   
needlework = n ,   
needments = n pl   ( )  
needs = adv  , ,   
needy = a ,   
ne`er = . . never  1)      
ne`er-do-weel = . ne`er-do-well 1., 2.  
ne`er-do-well = 1. n ; 2. a       
nefarious = a , ,   
negate = v  1) ;  2)       
negation = n  1) ;  2)        
negative = 1. n  1) ,  , ,     ,    .  .; to return a ~      '', in 
the ~ ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  .  ;  5)  .  ;  6)  ;  7)  .  , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ,  (     ) ; 3. v  1) ,  , ;  2) ;  3)  ( -.)      
negatory = a   
neglect = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)    ,       ;  2)  (,   ..) ,           
neglectful = a  1) , ,     ;  2) ,       
neglige = n  ,    
negligence = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
negligent = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
negligible = a ,      
negotiable = a  1)    ;  2)  ( ) ,  (     )      
negotiant = n ,  ,     
negotiate = v  1)  ,  ,      ( -.  -. - with) ;  2) ,  (  ..) ;  3)    (  ..) ;  4)  (  ..)      
negotiation = n  1) ,  , ~s are     
under way  , protracted ~s      ;  2)  ()      
negotiator = n ,  ,   Negress = n   Negrillo = n    ( )  Negrito = n  ( )  Negro = 1. n , the ~es ; 2. a     
neigh = 1. n ; 2. v     
neighbour = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,   ;  3) attr , ; 2. v  ,       (upon)    
neighbourhood = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  .   (  .     goud ~);  5) , in the ~ of ) ,      ; ) ,       
neighbouring = a ,   
neighbourly = a ,   
neithe = ,  . 1. a ,   (); 2. adv  1) ...; ~... nor ... , it is ~ hot nor     cold    ;  2)   ( . ) , he     cannot swim ~ can 
his brother        ,    ; ~ do I        ( .  . ) ; 3. pron    ; 4. conj  .     
nenuphar = n    
neologism = n   
neon = n  .  1) ;  2) attr       
neo-poverty = n               
neovascularization = or neovascularisation n  .        ,      
nephew = ,  . n   
nepotism = n ,   Neptune = n  .,  .   
nerdic, nerdish = a  .  . ,   
nereid = n  .   
nerve = 1. n  1) , pl ,  ,     
afferent ~s  (      ) , 
efferent ~s      , visual (sympathetic) ~      () ; to get on     one`s ~s   ; to set one`s     ~s on edge  -., iron ~s, ~s     of steel  ; to suffer from ~s        ;  2)  , ,     ; to have the ~ to do smth.        -. (. . 4.) ; to lose one`s ~  ;  3) , ; to strain every ~       ,   ;  4)  . , ; 
to have the     ~ to do smth.        -. (. . 2.) ;  5)  .,  . ;  6) attr ; 2. v  , ; to ~ oneself         
nerveless = a  1)  ;  2) , ,        
nervous = a  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3) , ;  4)  ( )      
nervy = a  1)  . , ;  2)  , ;  3)  , ;  4)  . ,       
ness = n   
nest = 1. n  1) , hornet`s ~  ; to     bring a 
hornet`s ~ about one`s ears, to stir     up a hornet`s ~        (. .) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  , ;  4) ;  5)  ()  : to foul one`s own     ~     ; to feather one`s ~        , ; 2. 
v  1)  , ;  2)    (  . 
to go ~ing);  3)           
nestle = v  1) ,   (in, into,     among, . 
to ~ down);  2) ,  ( - to) ;  3) ,       
nestling = n ,   
net I = 1. n  1) , , ; to cast a ~      ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. v  1)  ,   (.     .) ;  2)  ;  3)    ( ) ;  4)        
net II = 1. n  ; 2. a ,  ( , ) 3. 
v         
nether = a  .,  .  1) ;  2) ,       Netherlander = n   Netherlandish = a   
nethermost = a    
nettle = 1. n  1) , small ~  ; to grasp     
the ~  .   ;  2) attr ; 2. 
v  1)  ;  2) ,       
nettle-rash = n  .    
network = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ,   ..)      
neuralgia = n   
neurasthenia = n   
neuritis = n  .   
neurosis = n   
neurotic = a ,   
neuter = 1. n  1)  .  , ,     ,   ;  2)  .  ;  3)  ; 2. a  1)  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4)  ; to stand ~            
neutral = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ,  (     ) ;  3)       
neutrality = n , armed ~    
neutralize = v  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)  .        
neutron = n  .   
never = adv  1) , well, I ~!, I ~ did!         (,    .      .), will he ~ come!          !;  2)  .  .    ~ a     one  ; ~ fear  ,      ;  3)  .  ,   ;  4)  ; ~ 
mind! !, !,      !; ~ so         
nevermore = adv  ()  
nevertheless = adv   ,  ,   
new = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ;  4) ,  ( ) ,  (     , , ) ;  5) , ,  ( )     ;  6) ;  7) ;  8)   (  ..) ; 2. adv -, -, ,  (     , . ~-born   ; ~-mown ;   ~-built     .  .)    
new-blown = a     
new-born = a  1) ;  2)       
new-built = a  1)  ;  2)       
new-comer = n  1)  ;  2)       
new-fallen = a    ( )  
new-fangled = a  .   
new-fashioned = a ,   
new-found = a    Newfoundland = n ,  ( )  Newgate = n  1)    (      1902 .) ;  2) attr       
newish = a    
new-laid = a  ( )  
newly = adv  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
newness = n   
news = n ,  (.  .  . .) , what`s the ~?, is there any ~?  ?; frontpage ~  , 
distressing ~  , hot (stale) ~  () , that is no ~   ; to break the ~   ,  ; that ~ will keep     ; no ~ is good ~  .   -     , bad ~ travels quickly, ill ~ flies fast  .         
news-agent = n  ( )  
news-boy = n ,    
newscast = n       
news-caster = n ,     
news-dealer =  .  . news-agent  
news-man = n  1)  . news-boy;  2)  .        
newsmonger = n , -  
newspaper = n  1) ;  2) attr       
newsprint = n    
news-reel = 1. n , ; 2. v       
news-room = n  1) ,  ;  2)  .   ( ,        . .)      
news-sheet = n  1) ;  2)       
news-stand = n  1)  ;  2)  .        
newsy I = n  .  .  . news-boy  
newsy II = a  .      
newt = n   New-Year`s = a  (. . year)  New Yorker = n  -  
next = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ; ~ of kin      ; ~ to nothing  ;  3) ; 2. adv , , what ~?   ?; 3. prep , , 
he placed his chair ~   to hers          () ; 4. n ,      ; ~ 
please! , !, I   will tell you in my ~            
next-door = a ,   
nexus = n  1) , ;  2)  .       Niagara = n to shoot ~      
nib = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,   ()      
nibble = n  1)   ;  2) ,  (at) ;  3)  ,       
niblick = n  (   )  
nibs = n  . his ~    
nice = a  1) , , , ;  2) ,  ( ) ,     ;  3) , ,       ;  4) , ,  (     ) ;  5) ,  ( ,   . .)  6)  ( , ) ;  7) , ;  8) , ;  9) , ;     10) ,  ( ) ;     11)  (   . .) ;     12)  . ,       
nice-looking = a ,   
nicely = adv  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  .  , it will suit me ~               
nicety = n  1) ; to a ~ ,  ,  ;  2) pl ,  ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5)  .       
niche = n  1) ;  2)       Nick = n Old ~   
nick = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)   , in the very ~ of     time   ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)   , ;  3)   (   . .) ;  4) ,  () ;  5)  . , ;  6)  . ,       
nicked = a  1) ;  2) ,   ,   (     )      
nickel = 1. n  1)  . ;  2)  .  .    ;  3) pl  .  .  ,      (  ) ; ~     bronze (steel)   (); ~     glance  . ,  ;     ~ matte  . ; 2. v     
nickelage = = nickel-plating  
nickel-copper alloy =    
nickelic = a  .     
nickeliferous = a ,    
nickeline I = n  ()  
nickeline II = n = niccolite . ,     
nickelize = v   
nickelodeon = n  1)  . ,         ;  2)  . -, -      
nickelous = a  .     
nickel-plated = a   
nickel-plating = n ,   
nicker I = v  .  1)  ( ) ;  2)  , ,       
nicker II = n  .    
nick-nack = = knick-knack  
nickname = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)  , he was ~d Shorty       ;  2)   ;  3)  ,  ,            Nicol = n  .  ()  
nicotian = 1. n  .  , ; 2. a     
nicotina =  . = nicotine  
nicotine = n  .   
nicotinian = = nicotian 2.    
nicotinism = n  . ,    
nictate = = nictitate  
nictation = n  . ; ~ signal      
nictitate = v  . ,   
nictitating = a  . ~ membrane   ( )  
nictitation = = nictation  
nicy = n  . , , ''  
niddering = 1. n  . , ,    ; 2. a  . , , ,       
niddle-noddle = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ,  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
nidificate = v  .    
nidification = n  ,   
nidify = = nidificate  
nid-nod = v    
nidor = n  . ,    
nidus = n ( pl nidi, -es )  1)  . , ;  2)  .  ,        
niece = n  (. .    )  
nief = = nieve  
nielli = pl  niello  
niello = n ( pl -li, -os )  .  1)  ( ) ;  2)   ;  3)       
nielloed = a ,   ( )  Nietzschean = 1. n  . ; 2. a  .     Nietzscheanism = n  .   
nieve = n  .   
niffer = v  . ,  (-.),   
nifle = n  . ,   
nifty = a  .  .  1) ) , , ; ~ suit        ; ~ legs      ; ) ;  2)   .  .  . ,            
nig = v   ( )  
niggard = 1. n , ; 2. = niggardly 1.    
niggardly = 1. a  1) , , ; ~ rich     
man  ; ~ of money ; ~     of advice   ; ~ of     appreciation , ;  2) , ; a ~ allowance for smth.       ( ),       -.; 2. adv ,     
nigger = n  1)  .  . , ;  2) = nigger-
minstrel; to work like a ~        ; a ~ in the 
woodpile (in     the fence)  ,            
nigger-driver = n  . ,  (  ,  )  
nigger heaven =  .  . ,   
nigger-minstrels = n pl    ,   . . (   )  
niggle = v  1)  ,  ( -.)     , ;  2)  . ,    ; ~ along            
niggled = a   
niggling = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) )  ,  ; )      ( )      
nigh = 1. a  .  1) , , the hour is ~      ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)  (   , ,  .     .) ; 2. adv  .  1) , , come ~  ,     night is drawing ~  ; ~ at     hand  ,  ,  ,     winter is ~ at hand    ;  2) ; ~ out 
of his wits         , well ~ dead , 
sick ~ into     death  ; 3. v  . , , night   is ~ing  , it ~s to   (towards) Christmas    ; 4. prep  . , , 
stay ~ me     ,    , he   is ~ 
death       
nighness = n  . ; the ~ of blood    
night = 1. n  1) , in the ~, at ~ , by ~       , all ~ long   ,     starlight ~  , 
good ~!      !; to bid good ~       ; to have (  to pass) a good (bad) ~      ()  ; to make a ~ of it       ; to stay 
over ~     ; ~ and day    ,     Arabian ~s  '   ';  2) , last ~  ; 
the ~ before     last  , first ~      , ; a ~ out )     ; )   ( ) ;  3) , , ; to go forth into     
the ~   ;  4) attr , ; 2. a  1) ,        ; ~ robe  ; ~ duty      ; ~ action  .      ,  ; ~ binoculars  .       ; ~ frequency         ;  2) ~ 
dew  ; 3. v  .,  .  ,       
night-bell = n   (  -  , )  
night-bird = n  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3)   ( ) ,       (    . .)      
night-blind = a  .    
night-blindness = n  .   
night-boat = n    
night butterfly =    
night-cap = n  1)  ;  2)  .    ;  3)  .  .               
night-cart = n    
night-cellar = n  ,   
night-chair = = night-stool  
night-clothes = n  1)  .   .   .  .  ;  2)  . ,         
night-cloud = n    
night-club = n  ,      
night-commode = = night-stool  
night-crow = n  .  -, ,    
night-dress = n   (, )  
nightfall = n   
night-gown =  . night-dress  
night-hag = n   
nightingale = n  1) ;  2) attr       
nightjar = n  ()  
night-light = n   
night-long = 1. a   ; 2. adv    ,      
nightly = 1. a  1) ;  2) ; 2. adv ,  ,     
nightmare = n   
night-rider = n  .    
night-school = n  ,    
night-shirt = n   ()  
night-soil = n   
night-stool = n  ,   
night-suit = n   
night-time = n  , , in the ~   
night-walker = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)       
night-watch = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)        
night-wear = n    
nigrescent = a ,   
nil = n  (.    )  
nimbi = pl  . nimbus  
nimble = a  1) , ,  ( ) ,     ;  2) ,       
nimbus = n ( pl . nimbi)  1) , , ;  2)  .        
niminy-piminy = a , ,   
nincompoop = n , , ''  
nine = 1.  ; 2. n ; the Nine  .  , up   
to the ~s , , dressed   up to the ~s     
ninefold = 1. a ; 2. adv       
ninepins = n   
nineteen =  ; to go (  to talk) ~ to the dozen ,     
nineteenth = 1.  ; 2. n      
nineties = n pl (the ~)  1)  ;  2)   89  100       
ninetieth = 1.  ; 2. n      
ninety =    
ninny = n ,   
ninth = 1.  ; 2. n      
nip I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3)   (, ) ; 2. v  1) , , ,  (     ) ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  ;  5)  . , ; to ~ along      . , ; to ~ 
away  .     , ; to ~ in       ; to ~ off ) , ;     )       
nip II = n   () ,  () ; to 
freshen the ~   
nipper = n  1) '';  2)  (, ) ;  3) pl ;  4) pl , , ;  5)  . , , ;  6) . ;  7) pl .        
nipping = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,       
nipple = n  1)  () ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( , )      
nippy = a  1) . nipping 1);  2)  . ,       Nisei = n  .     
niter = n  .   
nitrate = 1. n  .   , ; 2. v  .     
nitric = a  .   
nitrite = n  .     
nitrogen = n  .  1) ;  2) attr       
nitrogenous = a  .   
nitrous = a  .   
nitwit = n  . . ,   
nix I = 1. n . , ; 2. adv .     
nix II = int !, ! (   )  
nix III = n  .   
nixie = n  .   
no = 1. n  1) , ; to noes make a yes        ;  2) pl  , the noes 
have it     ; 2. a  1) ; it is no joke        ; in no time ,   ;  2)  (        .) , he is 
no genius        ;  3)    : no 
talking!      !, no larks!   !;  4)      .        : 
there is no knowing...      ...,    ...; 3. part ; 4. adv  (  ) , the   
weather is no better today than it was   yesterday    ,    , he is no more        
nob = n .  1) , ;  2) '',  ,      ;  3)  .        
nobble = v .  1)   ( ) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5)  ()      
nobby = a . , ,   
nobility I = n ,   
nobility II = n , , the ~   ( )  
noble = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5)  .  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ; 2. n  . nobleman    
nobleman = n ,  ( )  
noble-minded = a ,   
noblewoman = n   
nobly = adv  1) ;  2) ,       
nobody = n  1) ;  2) ,     ,           
nocturnal = a   
nocturne = n  1)  . ;  2)  .        
nod = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1)   (.   ) ;  2)  , ;  3)  -.;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5)  ,  ( )      
nodal = a ,   
noddle = n  .   
noddy = n  1) , ;  2)  .        
node = n  1) ,   (. ., .) ;  2)  . , ;  3)  .         
nodus = n ( pl nodi )  1) ;  2)   ;  3)  ()      
nog I = n  1) -;  2)        
nog II = n ,    
noggin = n  1)  ;  2)   ( )      
no-go = n  ,   
nohow = adv ,    
noise = 1. n  1) , , , ; to make a ~     , ; to make a ~ in the world        , ;  2) ;  3)  . , ; a big ~  .  .     '', ; 2. v  1) ,  (  . to ~     
abroad);  2)  . ,       
noiseless = a  1) ;  2) ,       
noisome = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,       
noisy = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( ,   .     .)      
nomad = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
nomadic = a  1) ;  2)       
nomenclature = n   
nominal = a  1) ;  2)  (. .) ;  3)  (  )      
nominally = adv   
nominate = v  1) ,  ;  2)  ( )      
nomination = n  1)   ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)               
nominative = 1. n  .  ; 2. a  1)  . ;  2)  ( )      
nominee = n  (    )  
non- = pref   .   .  .   : edible , non-edible   
nonage = n ,   
non-aggression = n  (. . pact)  
non-aggressive = a   
non-attendance = n    
non-belligerent = a ,       
nonchalance = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
nonchalant = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
non-com = n  .  .   
non-combatant = a  ( )  
non-committal = 1. n ; 2. a     
non-conductor = n  . , ,   
nonconformist = n ,   
non-co-operator = n    
nondescript = 1. n  ,    ; 2. a ,      
none = 1. pron , ; ~ of that!       !,  !; ~ but   ; 2. adv ,  ,  ; ~ the   less   ,   , I 
am   ~ the better for it            
non-effective = 1. n ,     ; 2. a     
nonentity = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
non-essential = a ,   
non-European = 1. n  1) ;  2) - . , , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) - . , ,     ; ~ Americans      ; ~ French                
non-existence = n  1)  , ,  ;  2)  .       
non-existent = 1. n  .  , ,      ; 2. a , this is ~ to him          
non-expendable = a  .  1)    ;  2)  ,            
nonfading = a  . , ,   
non-feasance = n  .  1)           ;  2)  ()      
non-ferrous = a  ( )  
non-fiction = n ,     .  .; ~ 
film  ()   
nonfictional = a  ( , ) , ,   
non-figurative = a  . ,   
non-fissionable = a  .   
non-flam = a   . ,  ( )  
non-flam film = = non-inflammable film  
non-flammable = a ,   
non-fouling = a  . ,   
non-fraternization = n        
non-freezing = a ,   
non-fulfil = ( l) ment n ,  (  . .)  
non grata =  . , the public was ~ at the 
gathering        
non-gremial = n ,       
non-halation = a   ( )  
non-human = a       
nonic = n  .     
non-ignitable = a ,   
nonillion = n  1) ,  10#d30#b (       ) ;  2)  10#d54#b (   )      
non-immigrant = n  . ,       ,    
non-importation = n  .  .  .  (   )  
non-inductive = a  . ,   
non-inflammable = = non-flammable  
non-inflammable film =  ,      
non-interference = n ; ~ in domestic affairs      
non-intervention = n  . , N. Committee  .    (     1936-38 .)  
non-intrusion = n  .  .  (  ) ,  (  )  
nonius = n  . ,   
non-joinder = n  .        
non-judicial = a  .  1) ,    ; ~     
punishment  .  ;  2) ; ~ day              
non-jumping = a  1)  .    ;  2)  (  -  )      
non-jurant = = non-juror  
non-juring = a  .  ,     
non-juror = n  1) ;  2)  .  .  (,       )      
non-jury = a  .     ( )  
non-lending = a ~ library        
non liquet =   1) , ,      (-.) ;  2)  .             (      )      
non-logical = a  . ,    ( )   
non-member = n   () ,  ( ) , 
open to ~s   ; ~ states ,    ()    
non-membership = n  ( ) ,  (   . .)  
non-metal = n   
non-metallic = a   
non-moral = a  1)    , ,     ;  2)       
non-national = a  1) ,   ;  2) ~ 
state        
non-natural = a .  1) , ;  2) , ,     ;  3) , ,  (        . .)      
non-negotiable = a  .,  .  1) ;  2)   ,             
non-nuclear = n  .,  . ,    , ~ country ,    ; ~ weapons  () ; ~ zone ,      
nonny = = nonny-nonny  
nonny-nonny = int  . -- ()  
non-obedience = n  . ,   
nonobjective = = nonrepresentational a . , ,      
non-observance = n  (  . .) ,  () ,   
non-official = a    ; ~ report  ; ~ hour    
nonparous = a  .  ( )  
non-partisan = a  1)   , ; ~     
ballot  .               ; ~ board  .         (. )     ; ~ election  .         ( ,  ,         ) ;  2)       
non-party = a   
non-payment = n ,   
non-performance = n ,   
non-permanent = a , ; ~ members of the Security Council      
nonpermeable = a  .   
non-persistent = a  (   . .) ; ~ agent  .     
non-phonemic = a  . ; ~ difference  (, )   
non placet =  .   (    )  
nonplus = 1. n ,    , at a ~ )  ; )  .   ; to put (to bring, to drive, 
to   reduce) to a ~   ; 2. v   ,     ,   , 
he was   completely ~sed       ,  , this question   ~sed the candidates             
non plus ultra = = ne plus ultra  
nonpolitical = a  1) ;  2)  .      ,              ; to appoint a ~ commission      ,                
non-pollution = n  -  (    . .)  
non-productive = a  1) ; ~ personnel ,         ;  2) , ; ~     plan  ; ~ cough  .            
nonprofit = a      , ; ~ organization  .   (,   . .)  
nonproliferation = n , nuclear ~     
non-pros =   1) = non-prosequitur;  2)  .                  
non-prosequitur = n  .          
non-provided = a      ( )  
non-quota = a   ; ~ immigrants  .    (    ,   . .)  
non-radical = n  . ,    
non-resistant = 1. n ; 2. a   ,       
nonsense = 1. n  1) , , , arrant ~      , clotted ~, flat ~        , stark ~  ; to talk     ~  ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) ; 2. 
int !, !, !    
nonsensical = a ,   
non-stop = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,   (     )      
nonsuch = n  ()  
non-suit = 1. n  .  ; 2. v  .      
non-union = a    ,      
non-unionist = n     
noodle I = n   
noodle II = n .  1) , ;  2) , ''      
nook = n  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4)       
noon = n  1) , at ~  , high ~      ,  .   .,     ;  2)  .       
noonday = n  1) ,   ;  2) attr       
nooning = n  1) ;  2)   (   ) ;  3) ,  ( )      
noontide = n  1) ,  . ,  (,       . .) ;  2)  . ;  3)        
noontime = n   
noose = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  , ,       ;  2)  ()      
nor = conj  1)  (        neither) , 
he could neither read ~ write           ;  2)  .  (         
neither) ; he ~ I was there      ,     ;  3)  (    nor,      neither) ; ~ he ~ I 
was there  ,         ;  4) ... , ...  (         .     ,  not, no, never,  .     .) , he left 
and I never saw him again ~     did I regret it  ,              ;  5) , ...  (       .   ,      ) , they are happy, ~     shall 
we mourn  ,                Nordic = a ,   
nor`-easter =  . north-easter  
norland = n   (-. )  
norm = n ,   
normal = 1. n  1)  ,  ,     , ;  2)  . ;  3)  .  ;  4)  .  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) , -;  3)  .       
normalcy =  . normality  
normality = n , ,    
normalize = v  1) ;  2)       
normally = adv , , ,    Norman = 1. n  1) ;  2)  . ;  3)   (. ~ French        XII-XIV .); 2. 
a  1) ;  2)  .       Norse = 1. n  1) ;  2)     ;  3)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       Norseman = n  1) ;  2)        
north = 1. n  1) ,  . , magnetic ~       ,  ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)   ; 3. adv  ,  ,     ; ~ of  (-.)    
north-east = 1. n -,  . -; 2. a -; 3. adv  -    
north-easter = n  - , -  
north-easterly = 1. a -,     - ( ) ; 2. adv  -,  -    
north-eastward = 1. n -; 2. a   -   , -; 3. adv  -,  -    
north-eastwards =  . north-eastward 3.    
norther = n     
northerly = 1. a  1) ,   ;  2)   ,  ( ) ; 2. adv  1)  ,  ;  2)        
northern = 1. n   (-. ) ; 2. a ,       
northerner = n  ,   
northernmost = a    
northing = n     Northland = n  1)   () ;  2)        Northman = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
north-polar = a , ,   Northumbria = n  1) ;  2)  .       Northumbrian = 1. n  1) ;  2)  .  ;  3)   ( .     ) ; 2. 
a     
northward = 1. n  ; 2. a   ,  ; 3. adv  ,      
northwardly = 1. a  ( ) ; 2. adv  ,      
northwards =  . northward 3.    
north-west = 1. n -,  . -; 2. a -; 3. adv  -    
north-wester = n  - , -  
north-westerly = 1. a -,   -   ( ) ; 2. adv  -,  -    
north-westward = 1. n -; 2. a   -   , -; 3. adv  -,  -    
north-westwards =  . north-westward 3.    Norwegian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
nor`-wester = n  1)  . north-wester;  2)  ;  3)  ,       
nose = 1. n  1) ; to pull a long ~  .      ''; 
to blow one`s ~ ; to cock     one`s ~  , ; to count (      to tell) ~s  .  ,       ; to poke     (  
to thrust) one`s ~ into       , ; to 
speak through the ~       ;  2) , , ; 
to have a good ~        (. .) ; to follow     
one`s ~ )  , ;     )   ;  3)  () , , ;  4) ,   (, ) ;  5) . ;  6)  . , ; big ~s ; to     bite (  to snap) one`s ~ off      , ; to lead by the ~      -.  ; to pay through the     ~   ; to 
put one`s ~ out     of joint  )  -.; )      -. ; to hold (  to keep, to put)     a person`s ~ to 
the grindstone      -.   ; to 
turn up     one`s ~ at    ,       ; to wipe another`s ~     ,  -., 
under one`s ~        ,   ; to cut     
off one`s ~ to spite one`s face  ,      ; 2. v  1) ) , , the dog was nosing     his boots    ; )      . ; to ~ danger  ;  2) ) , the dog ~d out a rat       ; )  . ,     ; to ~ out a 
secret      ;  3) (for, after) ,      (-., -.) , nosing for news       ;  4)  ,  , the dog     was 
nosing everywhere        ;  5) (into)  () ; to ~ into other     people`s affairs     ;  6)  .  , ; to     ~ on (upon) smb.   -.;  7)  . )   ,     the ship was nosing its way through the 
fog         ; )       () )  ; ~     about , , ,     the scandal-monger nosing about for 
more     news    ; ~ after =     3 ~ 
around  . ~ about; ~ down  .      ; ~ for = 3;  8) ~ in )   ; )  .      ( ) ; ~ into = 5; ~ out     ) = 2.; )  .         ; ~ over  .      .       
nose-bag = n  1) ;  2)  .  (        ) ; to put on the ~ ,      (.  ) ;  3)  .  .       
nose-band = n ,  ()  
nose-bleed = n  1)   ;  2)  .  (Achillea     millefolium)      
nose candy =  .  .   
nose-count = n  .  1)   (,     ) ;  2)  ;  3)  .              
nosed = a  1) ;  2)  .   ;  3) (-nosed)          - . , long-nosed     , snub-nosed       
nose-dip = 1. n  .  .  ; 2. v  .  .          
nose-dive = n  1) )  .  ; )  .      , prices took a ~       ;  2)  .       
nosegay = n  1)   (. ) ,     ;  2) ,       
nose gear =  . ,     
nose-heavy = a  .     
noseless = a   
nose-lift = n  .   
noselite = n  .   
nosema disease =  ( )  
nosematosis = = nosema disease  
nose-over = n  .  .   
nose-piece = n  1) ,  ;  2) )  (,   . .) ,          ; ) =     
nose-band;  3)  . , ;  4)  .   () ,         (     ) ;  5)       
nose-rag = n  .-  .    
nose-ring = n  1)   ( ) ;  2)   () ()      
nose-spin = n  .   
nose-thirl, nose-tril =  . = nostril  
nosewarmer = n  .   
nose-wipe, nose-wiper = n  .    
nose-wise = a  . ,   
nosey = 1. n (. N.) ,  () ; 2. a  1)  . , ;  2)    (. .) ;  3)  . , , don`t be     so ~!     !;  4)  . ,  ; N.     Parker ,           
no-show = n .  1)  (   . .) ;  2)  ' '      
nosing = n  1)   (,       . .) ;  2)  .       
noso- =   ,       -, -, -: nosogeny , nosology , nosogenic ,   
nosographic, nosographical = a  .   
nosography = n  .  ( )  
nosological = n  .   
nosology = n  .   
no sooner... but = corr cj  ... (), no sooner 
conceived but done  -   
no sooner... than = corr cj  ...(), no sooner had 
they come home than it began to rain     ,  , no sooner said than done  -   
nosopo(i)etic = a  .   
nostalgia = n  1)   , ;  2)   ,     .  .      
nostalgic = a  1) )   ,      ; )    ,       ;  2) )   ,  ;     )    ,     ; ~ tunes ,        
nostology = n  .   
nostopathy = n  .  (  )  Nostradamus = n ,  .  . ,   
nostril = n ; to stink in smb.`s~s   -.  (); man whose breath is in his ~s  . ,     ;     
nostrum = n  .  .  1)    ,       , ;  2)  . ,          
nosy = a  1) ;  2)  . ,    ;  3)        
not = adv , , ; ~ at all  ,  ,  ; ~ in the least , ; ~ a bit of it ; ~ but, ~ but that, ~ but what ,   ; ~ half )  ; ) . , ; ~ once nor twice ; ~ a few , ; ~ for the world     ; ~ worth a button       
notability = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
notable = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  . ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( )      
notably = adv  1) , ; to vary ~         ; ~ higher      ;  2) , , ; ~     uncomfortable  ;  3) , , many     representatives 
were ~ absent                
notanda = pl  notandum  
notandum = n ( pl -da)  .  1) , ;  2)  ,       
notarial = a  . ; ~ attestation  ; ~ act  , ,  ; ~ charges (fees)  ; ~ 
seal    
notarially = adv  . ,    
notarize = v  .    
notary = n  .  (  . ~ public, public ~)  
notation = n  1)  . ) ,       ,  , decimal ~       , Beaufort ~      .  ; ) ,     ; )  .  ;  2)  .  ;  3)  . , ;  4)  .   ,             
not-being = n  .   
notch I = 1. n  1)  .  . ) , , ,       , , ,     , , , , , ,      () , , ,     lapel ~  ; ) ; )  .      . , ; to the lowest ~      ,   , up to the     (last) ~   ,       , prices are at the lowest ~        ; to rise a ~ or two in the     estimation of the 
nations         ; )  .      ; )  .      ( ) , , ;     )  ;  2)  . , ,  ;  3)  .  () top ~       , ,  , top     ~ 
scientists  , this is out of     all ~        ; 2. v  1)  .  . ) ,      , ,  , ,         .  .; to ~ smth.     down on a stick  -.       ; to ~ a tally    ;     to ~ an arm-hole         ; ) ,  ()     ,  ;  2)    ,      ;  3)  .   () ~ down =  1) ); ~ into ,    .      . (   ) ; ~ 
off     , ; ~ out ; ~ up =  1) )      
notch II = n = nautch . ;  1)   ;  2) ()  (.~ girl)      
notch-board = n  .  ,   
notched = a , ,  ; ~ whell  ,   
note = 1. n  1)  . pl , ; to make (      to 
take) a ~ of smth.  -.      ; to take ~s of a 
lecture      ; to compare ~s      , ;  2) () ;  3) , , ~ of hand, promissory     ~  ; 
circular ~     ; treasury ~  ;  4) , ;  5) , , ;  6) , ; to change one`s ~      ,  -;  7)  . ;  8) , ,  () ;  9) , a ~ of warning ;     10) , ~ of 
exclamation      ; ~ of interrogation      ; 2. v  1) ,   ,        . .;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5)       
note-book = n    
noted = a ,  (for)  
note-paper = n    
note-shaver = n  .    
noteworthy = a ,    
nothing = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; ~ of the kind, ~ of 
the     sort  ; ~ doing  .       , '  ',       ; all to ~    ; to come     to ~  ;  3) pl , ; the little ~s of life      ;  4) , ; ~ ventured, ~     gained  .    -        ; 2. adv ,      
nothingness = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
notice = 1. n  1) , , ,     calling-
up ~     ; to     come to smb.`s ~   -.; to     give ~ , ; to have ~     ,  ; to send a ~      , ; at (  on) short ~      ; at a moment`s ~ ;  2) ; to give smb. a week`s ~      -.  ;  3) ; obituary ~       , ; to post (to paste up) a ~      () , till     further ~   ;  4) , ; to come into ~      ; to bring smth. to smb.`s     ~  -. -. ,      -.   -.; to 
take     no ~ of    , beneath     one`s ~   -. ;  5) , ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  ,       
noticeable = a  ,   
notice-board = n    
notifiable = a   (  )  
notification = n  1) , ;  2)       
notify = v  1) , ;  2)    ,       
notion = n  1) , , I have not the     haziest (  slightest) ~ of what he means            ,         ;  2) ,  , ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5)  ,    .      .;  6) pl  .       
notional = a  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  . ,       
notoriety = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ,         
notorious = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
notwithstanding = 1. prep  , ; 2. adv   ,     
nought = n  1) ; to bring to ~   ; to     come 
to ~   ; to set at ~         ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  . ; ~s and crosses        ()      
noun = n  .  , collective ~   , common ~   , verbal ~    
nourish = v  1) , ;  2)  ()      
nourishing = a   
nourishment = n  1) ;  2)       
novel I = n  1) , dime ~       , 
problem ~ - ;  2) ,       
novel II = a ,   
novelese = n      
novelette = n  , ,   
novelist = n -  
novelty = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       November = n  1) ;  2) attr       
novice = n  1) ;  2) , -;  3)       
now = 1. adv  1) , ;  2)  ,   ;  3) ,    ( ) ;  4) ~ then! !, !; 
every ~ and     then   ; ~ and again ; ~ and     
then   ; just ~  ;     ~... ~ ... , he 
says one thing ~ another        ,  ; 2. 
conj , ; ~ you are here, why not   stay?    ,      ?; 3. n  ,  , 
before   ~ , by ~   , till ~         
nowaday = a   
nowadays = 1. n  ; 2. adv ,   ,       
noway = adv      
nowhere = adv ,   
nowise = adv  ,    
noxious = a , ,   
nozzle = n  1)  () ;  2)  () ;  3)  .  , ;  4)        
n`t =  . = not  
nth = a ; to the nth (degree)     
nuance = n ,   
nub = n  1) , ;  2) ,  () ;  3)  .  . ,  ()      
nubbin = n  .  1) , ;  2)          
nubble = n ,  (  . .) ,   
nubbly = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  .       
nubby = a  1)  . ,  ( )     ;  2)  ,  ( )      
nubia = n     ''  Nubian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s  . ;  2)  () ; 2. a     
nubiferous = a  .  ,   
nubile = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) )    (.      ) ; ) ,  ( ) ;  3)  .-  .         
nubility = n  1)  , ;  2)  .-  .         
nubilous = a  .  1) , ,  ;  2)  . , ,       
nucelli = pl  nucellus  
nucellus = n ( pl -li)  .   
nucha = n  .   
nuchal = a  .   
nuciculture = n  .-  .    
nuciferous = a  .   
nuciform = a   
nucivorous = a  .    
nucleal = a  .   
nuclear = a  1) )  . ; ~ fusion      () ; ~ energy  ; ~     chain reaction   ; ~     fission  ; ~ mass  ;     ~ physics  ; ~ reactor      ; ~ 
turbojet       ; )    ;     ~ weapon  ; ~ tests       ; ~ age (powers, conflict)       (- ,- );     ~ disarmament    ; ~     aircraft    ; ~     
attack          ; ~ 
component       ; ~ device )        ; )  ; ~ energy rocket        ()      ; ~ exchange          ; ~     
explosion  () ; ~ fallout      ,         ; ~     
fire )   ; )       ; ~ fusion bomb      ; ~ knockout       ; ~ missile war -     ; ~ munitions  ; ~     saturation        ; ~ slugging match  .      ; ~ war (warfare)  ; ~     warhead    () ; to     destroy ~ stockpiles        ;  2)  .  ,       ; ~ cell division   ,     ; ~ membrane   ;     ~ umbrella  .        
nuclear-powered = a  ,     
nucleary = a  .   
nucleate = a  .    
nugatory = a  .  1) ,   ;  2) ) , ; )  .     ; ~ 
consideration             
nugget = n  1)  () ;  2) , ;  3)  .        
nugifying = a  .   
nuisance = n  1) , , what a ~!      !; it`s a ~ for (to) me to have to do     it      ;  2) )  , he is a perfect ~         ; ~ of a man      () ; to make a ~ of     oneself, to make oneself a ~ (to) ,     ,  (-.) , go away,     Jack, 
you are a ~! , ,       !, what a ~ that 
child is!       !,         !; ) , ,      , flies 
and mosquitoes     are a ~          ( ), long skirts are a ~       -   ( );  3)  .    (      . public ~), commit no ~! )       ()!,  !;     )  ! to constitute 
a ~              ( ) ( , ,      ) ; to 
remove a ~      () -.,       () ( ,        . .) ; ~ 
raid (operation)  .       (- ); ~ 
tax     ,          ; ~ value  .            
nuisancer = n  .     
null = 1. n  . ; 2. a  1)  .  . ; 
the     marriage was ~       ; to render ~ ,       ; ~ 
and void           ,     
ballot-papers ~ and void       ( ) ;  2)   , ;  3) , , the effect is     thus ~          ; 3. v  .  . , ,    , the election was   ~ed        
nulla, nullah = n   1) , ;  2)    , ,            
nullification = n  1) )  . ,      ,   ; )      ( ) ; )  .       ;  2)  .  .         ,       ; ~ candidate  .  .      ( ) ,              
nullifidian = 1. n  1)  . , ;  2)  . ,  ; 2. a  1)  . ,  ;  2)  . ,       
nullifier = n  1) . nullify +-er;  2)  .  .             ,             
nullify = v ,    
nullity = n  1) , ; to shrink to a ~       ,   ;  2) ,   ( ) ;  3)  .  (  . .)     ; ~ of marriage  ,     the court declared the deed a ~        ; ~ suit         (,       . .)      
nullo flight =  .      
numb = 1. a  1) , ; to grow ~ )     ; ~ from the scene confronting me         ; )     , '' ( ) ;  2) , 
fingers ~ with cold ,        ; ~ hand      () ;    ; 2. v  1)    ; to     chafe ~ed feet   ;  2)  , ; ~ed with     
grief  ; ~ed with terror             
number = 1. n  1) , , broken ~ , even ~      ; odd ~  , prime ~      , 
whole ~s  , a ~ of      , , quite a ~  ,     without ~ ;  2) , , ;  3) , serial ~  ; to take     the ~ of the car   ;  4) ,  (, ) , back ~       (, ) ,  .      ;  5) pl  , in ~s       ;  6)  . , cardinal ~s      , ordinal ~s      ;  7)  . ;  8) pl  . , , ; 
his ~ goes     up   , ; to lose the     ~ 
of one`s mess  .  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  . ;  4) ,    (among) ;  5) ;  6) ; to ~ off              
numberless = a  1) , ;  2)         
numbness = n , ,   
numerable = a ,    
numeral = 1. n  1)  .  , cardinal ~      , ordinal ~      ;  2) ; 2. a ,     
numerary = a   
numeration = n  1) , , decimal ~       ;  2)       
numerator = n  1)  . ;  2) ,       
numerical = a ,   
numerous = a   
numismatics = n   
numskull = n , ,    
nun I = n   
nun II = n  .   (Parus palustris)  
nun-bird = n  .  (Vidua spp.)  
nun-buoy = n  .    Nunc Dimittis =  .  1)  .  ;  2)  .  ; to receive     one`s ~   ; to     sing one`s ~   ,             
nuncheon = n  . ; to take a ~    ,   
nunciate = n  .  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
nunciature = n  ( )  
nuncio = n ( pl -os )  1)  ;  2)  . ,       
nuncius = n  . ,   
nuncle = n  .   
nuncupate = v  1)  .   ;  2)  .          
nuncupation = n  .    
nuncupative = a  . , , ~ will    
nundinal = a  1)  .    (        ) ;  2) , ,       
nundination = n  .   ,   
nundine = n  .  (    )  
nunks = = nunky  
nunky = n  .  1) , ;  2) ' ' ( ) ;  3) (N.)  .  , , ,     N. 
pays for all           
nunnation = n  .   
nunnery = n  1) )  ; )  .       (  ) ;  2)  . ,       
nunnish = a   ,    
nun`s murmur =  .    
nun`s thread = ()    
nun`s veiling =   ()  
nuptial = 1.  . = nuptials; 2. a , ; ~ feast    ; ~ contract  .  ; ~ day    ; ~ fly-out     ( )    
nuptiality = n  .  1) pl = nuptials;  2)        
nuptials = n  . , ; to celebrate ~  ; to solemnize ~     
nurl = = knurl  
nurse = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   (  . 
trained ~);  3) the ~ of liberty  ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  () ;  5)  () ;  6) ,  (  . .)      
nurse-child = n ,   
nurseling =  . nursling  
nurse-maid = n   
nursery = n  1)  () ;  2) ()  (  . 
public ~);  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ( )      
nursery-garden = n  .-  . , ,   
nursery-governess = n   
nurserymaid = = nursemaid  
nurseryman = n ( pl -men )  1)   ;  2)       
nursery-school = n    
nurse-tree = n ,     
nursey, nursie = n  . ,   
nursing = 1. n  1)  (   . .) ;  2)        ; to go in for ~       ;  3)     . (  . nurse 2.),     frequent ~   (     ) ; 2. 
a  1)        .  .;     ~ personnel (staff)  .      ; ~ orderly  . ; ~ home     ) () ; ) ()     ; ~ 
center  ;  2)  ( ) ; ~ mother )      ; ) = nurse-mother; ~ time       ;  3)  ( ) ; ~ babies and bottle     
babies ,           ; ~ bottle       
nursling = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)        
nurture = 1. n  1) , , ~ of the mind       ;  2)  .-  . ,  (,     ) ;  3) ) , ; ) , ,     , ~ is stronger than nature  .       ; 2. v  1) , , 
delicately ~d girl      ;  2) )  .-  . ,  (,     ) ; )  . ,      (  . .) ,  (      . .)      
nut = n  1) ;  2) . , '', off one`s ~ )     ; ) ;  3) . , '';  4) . , ;  5) , a hard ~ to crack )      ,  ; ) ' ';     to be ~s on )   -.; )      -.          
nutate = v  . , ,   
nutation = n  1) , ,  () ;  2)  .       
nut-bearing = a  .   
nut-brown = a -; ~ hair    
nut-butter = n    
nutcake = n  1)  ,   ;  2)  .  .       
nut-crack = n  .  . nut-cracker, N. night      
nut-cracker = n  1) )  . pl   ; ) 'The     N' '';  2)  . ,    (     ) ; ~ strategy  .  .               ,  ''      
nuthatch = n  .  (Sittidae)  
nut-hook = n        
nuthouse = n  .  .  , ''  
nutjobber =  . = nuthatch  
nutlet = n   
nutmeat = n ()  ,     
nutmeg I = n  .   (Myristica fragrans) ; ~ melon  .   (Cucumis melo) ; N. State  . ' ' (   )  
nutmeg II = v  .   ,        
nut-oil = n    
nutpick = n  ()        
nut-pine = n  .  ,  (Cedarus gen.)  
nutria = n  1)  .  (Myocastor) ;  2)  () ; ~ 
coat          
nutriant = n  ,      
nutrient = 1. n  .  ; 2. a  . ; ~ value   ; ~ enema  .        
nutrify = v  . ,   
nutriment = n , ,  ; to provide ~ ) ; )  .   (  . .)  
nutrition = n  1) , science of ~ ;  2)       
nutritional = a  .  1)   ; ~ deficiency      ; ~ status      ;  2) , ; ~ value      ;  3) , ; ~ therapy           
nutritionist = n  1) , ;  2)       
nutritious = a   
nutritive = a  1) , ; ~ value       (- );  2)   .  .  .  ,           
nuts = predic . a  .  .  1) , , she 
thought I was ~      ,   , I thought I     
would go ~  ,    ;  2)  ( -.) , everyone seems     ~ about it    ,          , she was ~ about the boy     next door     -      
nutshell = n  ; in a ~ ,   ; to 
put it in a ~ ...   ...,  ..., 
the whole thing lies in a ~        
nutter = n    
nuttiness = n  1)  ,  .  ;  2)  . ,       
nutting = n    
nut-tree = n  , ,   
nutty I = a  1)   ; ~ taste      ;  2)  ;  3) , , ; ~ 
structure       ()      
nutty II = a  .  1) ) , ; ) (on, upon)      ( -.) ,   (     -.) ;  2) ,       
nuzzle I = v  1) ,   ( ) ;  2) )  ; )  ; to ~ into     the mud   ;  3) (at, about, against, in, into) )       (-.  -.) ; )       ( -.) , the dog came 
nuzzling at     my calves           ; 
to ~ against smb.`s shoulder        -.  ( , ) ;  4) , , ; to ~     
close to smb.   -.;  5)  ,   ; ~     together  , ; ~ up ,      () ; ~ with  . ~ together      
nuzzle II = v  .  (-.) , ,   
nyctalope = n    
nyctalopia = n  .   
nyctalops =  . = nyctalope  
nye = n  .  ()  
nylghau = n  .   (Boselaphus fragocamelus)  
nylon = n  1) , , spun ~  ;  2) pl  .        
nymph = n  1) )  . , river ~ , tree ~     , 
sea ~ , ocean ~ ,     grotto (mountain) ~ ; )  .     , ;  2)  .  , ;  3)  . , , ,       
nympha = n ( pl -phae)  1) = nymph 3);  2) pl  .        
nymphae = pl  nympha  
nymphaea = n  . ,    (Nymphaea gen.)  
nymphal = a  1)   ;  2)  . ;  3)  . ,       
nymphea = = nymphaea  
nymphean = a  1)   ;  2)       
nymphet = n  1)  ;  2) -      
nympholepsy = n  .  1) , ;  2)          
nympholept = a  .  1) , ;  2)         
nymphomania = n  .   
nymphomaniac = n   
nymphoses = pl  nymphosis  
nymphosis = n ( pl -ses)  . ,    
nystagmus = n  .  (   )  O, o = n (pl Os, o`s oes)  1) 15-   ;  2)  '';  3) , , thou art an 0 without a     figure, 
thou art nothing        ,  ;  4)  . . .        , -, , ; Giotto`s       .      O = (. oh) int  1) !, !, ! ( ,     ,   . .) , oh, what a     surprise! ,  !;  2)      : oh, Mrs.     Jones ,  !;  3)    .        : o dear!, o god!  !;  4) . a)  : o 
all ye powers of     the earth! ,  !; )          O! for     another glimpse of 
it!          !      O` I = pref    : O`Brien `, O`Connor O`; Ireland her O`s, her Mac`s let Scotland boast     ,   .  O` II = prep (.  of) four o`clock  , man-o`-war  , will-o`-the wisp  .  O` III = prep (.  on) cannot sleep o` nights     .  -o- =      1)          : Anglo-Saxon     -, Franco-Prussian     -, Graeco-Latin     -;  2)          : galvanometer     , lexicography ,     speedometer .      
oaf = ( pl . oaves)  1)    , ;  2) ,  ;  3) . ,  .      
oafish = a , .  
oak = n  1) , dwarf ~  ;  2)  ,   ,      , bog ~  ;  3) attr .      
oak-apple = . oak-gall.  
oaken = a .  
oak-gall = n  .  
oakum = n .  
oar = 1. n  1) ; to pull an ~ ; to rest on     
one`s ]s  , , .       ;  2) , a good (practised) ~      () ; to 
have an ~ in every     man`s boat    ; to 
put     one`s ~ in .  (       ..). ; 2. 
v .    
oared = a  , .  
oarlock = n .  
oarsman = n .  
oasis = n ( pl oases)   
oat = n . pl ; to feel one`s ~s . . )  , ; )   ; to sow one`s wild ~s    , ; to smell one`s ~s    (  ).  
oatcake = n  .  
oaten = a  1) ;  2) .      
oath = 1. n  1) , ; ~ of allegiance       ; to administer an ~       ; on ~  ; to make (  to     swear, to take) an ~  ;  2) , ; 2. v .  1)  ;  2) .      
oath-bound = a  .  
oath-breaking = n    .  
oatmeal = n  1) ;  2) ,  .      
obduracy = n  1) , ;  2) .      
obdurate = 1. a .  1) , , , 
the ~     conscience of the old sinner        ;  2) ; 2. v . ,  (-.)     .    
obdurately = adv .  1) ;  2) .      
obduration = n . , .  
obdure = . = obdurate 2.    
obedience = n , , in ~ to .  
obedient = a , .  
obeisance = n  1) , ; to do (  to make,     to 
pay) ~ to  ;  2)  .      
obelisk = n  1) ; to put up an ~      ;  2) .  (-)  (-) (         ) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) . , .      
obelize = v .  , .  
obese = a , , .  
obesity = n , .  
obey = v , , ,  (  ..) .  
obituary = 1. n ; 2. a     
object I = n  1) , ;  2) , , my ~ in 
coming here        ;  3)  . , 
direct (indirect) ~      () , 
prepositional     ~  ;  4) .    ,      , what an ~ you are!  ()       !      
object II = v  1)  ( -.) ,      (against, to) ;  2)   (-.) ,  .      
object-finder = n  .  
object-glass = n .  
objection = n  1) , ; to take ~ ;  2) , .      
objectionable = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
objective = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  .  ;  3) ;  4) military ~  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  .   .      
objectivity = n , Olympian ~  , .  
objectless = a , .  
object-lesson = n   (. .) .  
objector = n , conscientious ~ ,         .  
objurgate = v , .  
objurgation = n , .  
objurgatory = a .  
oblation = n  1) , ;  2) .      
oblational = a  1) ,  2) .      
oblationary = 1. n . ; 2. a .     
oblatory = =oblational.  
obley = n . . .  
obligant = n . . ,    .  
obligate I = a .  (     ) .  
obligate II = v  1) . pass ;  2)   (-.)      
obligated = a ; ~ service .   (  ) ; ~ status .  .  
obligation = n  1) ; to undertake ~s        ;  2) ; to be under (an) ~ to smb.       -.,         -.;  3)  ,      (,   . .) ; of ~     .      
obligatory = a  1) ;  2) , .      
oblige = v  1) , , , the     law ~s 
parents to send their children to     school           , his promise ~d him to go     
through with it   ,          ;  2) a)   ; ~ me by opening the     window , , , could you     ~ me with half-a-crown?           ?, I`m always glad to ~ you         ; ) .      , ,   ,     the woman comes twice a week to ~           ,        ;  3) to be ~d )   (),     we 
are ~d to remind you        , I don`t want 
to be ~d to him     for anything             ; )  , I`m much ~d     to you   .      
obligee = n  . ,      , .  
obliging = a , .  
oblique = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .  ( , ) ; 2. v .    
obliquity = n  1)    ,      ,  ;  2)    ,  ; ~     of conduct   ; ~ of mind      ()   ; ~ of     judgment        ();  3)  . , ;  4)  .  () ; ~ angle      .   -  - ,       .      
obliterate = 1. a  . , , ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ one`s signature       ; to ~ one`s footprints     (tracks)  , 
time has ~d many     monuments of former greatness          ;     to ~ a salient  .        ;  2) ,  ( ) ,      (  -.) , all feelings     
hatred had long been ~d        .      
obliteration = n  1) , ;  2) .      
oblivion = n ; to fall (  to pass, to sink) into ~   .  
oblivious = a  1) , ,  (of);  2)  .      
oblong = a ,   
obloquy = n  1) , ;  2) .      
obmutescence = n  .  
obmutescent = a   .  
obnoxious = a  1) , , ,      ~ habit (smell)       (- );  2)  .  (  ..)     ;  3)  , .      
obnoxiously = adv , , .  
obnubilate = v . , .  
obnubilation = n . , ; ~ of the 
intellect  .  
oboe = n   
obscene = a , .  
obscenity = n .  
obscure = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ,  ( ,     ) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) , , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ,  .      
obscurity = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) , .      
obsequies = n pl  , .  
obsequious = a , .  
observable = a  1) () , ;  2) ().      
observance = n  1)  (,   ..) ;  2) , .      
observant = a  1) , ;  2)  (, )      
observation = n  1) ; to keep under ~ ,       ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) attr  ,  (       ..)      
observatory = n  1) , mountain top ~      ;  2)  .      
observe = v  1) , ,   -.,     ;  2)  (,   ..) ;  3)  , , it will be     ~d  .      
observer = n  1) ;  2) ,   (,       ..) ,  () ;  3)  ( ) .      
observing = a .  
obsess = v ,  ( ) ,  ( ) .  
obsession = n  1) , ;  2)  .      
obsolescent = a   ,   
obsolete = a  1) ,   ;  2)  . .      
obstacle = n , ; to overcome (  to surmount) ~s  ; to throw ~s in smb.`s way   -.  
obstinacy = n , .  
obstinate = a , ; ~ as a mule   .  
obstinately = adv , , ; to persist ~    ; to refuse ~  .  
obstipation = n  .  .  
obstreperous = a , .  
obstruct = v  1) a) , ,      ; to ~ a road  ;     to ~ the traffic  ; )     . ,      ;  2) , , ; 
to ~ a     view  ; to ~ the light      ; to ~ a sound       ;  3) ,  ( -.) ;     to ~ a person in the discharge of 
his duties      -.   ;  4) .  ;  5)  .  ,     .      
obstruction = n  1) , , ,     ;  2) .      
obstructive = a  1) , ;  2) .      
obstructiveness = n  1)  , ;  2) . .      
obstruent = a  1)  . ,      ;  2)  .  ( ) ;  3)  . . . .  .      
obtain = v  1) a) , , ; to ~     
experience  ; to ~ a prize (a     reward)   (), he     ~ed his knowledge through years of 
hard     study           ; 
to ~ a commission  .      ( )  ; to ~ the ball     off-side .   ' '; )     , ; to ~ a position (what     one wants)   (),     we managed to ~ a favourable 
settlement         ; to     ~ the range  .      () ; to ~ 
touch  .      ;  2)  , ,     , the custom still ~s in some     
district           , 
these views no longer ~       .      
obtainable = a , .  
obtrude = v  1) , , , the     
snail slowly ~d his horns        ;  2) 
a) (on, upon) ; to ~ one`s     opinions upon others        ; ) to ~ oneself .      
obtruncate = v ,  .  
obtrusive = a .  
obtrusively = adv , .  
obtrusiveness = n , .  
obturate = v , .  
obturator = n  1) ;  2)  . .      
obtuse = a  1) ;  2) , .      
obtuse-angled = a ; ~ triangle  .  
obtusely = adv  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .      
obtuseness = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .      
obtusifolious = a . .  
obtusity = n , , .  
obumbrate = 1. a . , ; 2. v . , , .    
obus = n .  .  
obverse = 1. n   (,   ..)   ; 2. a , .    
obviate = v ,  ( -.) , .  
obvious = a , , .  
occasion = 1. n  1) , , on ~  , on     
the ~ of  ; to improve (  to     seize) the ~, to take ~ ()     , (up)on all ]s   ;  2) ;  3) , ; to give ~ to       ,  (-.) , there is no ~     for...  ...;  4) ; to celebrate the ~ ,       , this is a great ~       ;  5) pl . ; to rise to the ~        ; 2. v  , ,    , 
that is what ~ed me to be late      .    
occasional = a  1) ,  , ;  2)          .      
occasionally = adv , ,   .  Occident = n (the ~) ,  .  Occidental = n  .  
occidental = a .  
occlude = v  1) ,  (, )     ;  2) .  () .      
occult = a  1) , ;  2) , .      
occupancy = n  1) , ;  2)  , .      
occupant = n  1) , ,  2)  ;  3) .      
occupation = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , .      
occupational = a .  
occupier = n  1) ;  2) ,  .      
occupy = v  1) , , ;  2)  (, ) , ;  3)  () ;  4)  (, ) ; to ~ oneself     with smth.  -.      
occur = v  1)  , ;  2)      , it ~red to     me    ,  ;  3) , ;  4)  . .      
occurrence = n  1) , , an everyday ~      ; to be of common (  of     frequent) ~  ,  ;  2) ;  3)  . .      
ocean = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) attr .      
ocean-going = a  ( ) .  
oceanic = a , .  
ochre = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . ,       
o`clock = what ~ is it?  ?; it is two ~  .  
octagon = n .  
octahedrite = n  . ,  , .  
octahedron = n  . , .  
octal = a , .  
octamerous = a .,  . .  
octameter = 1. n  . ; 2. a  . , .    
octandrous = a  .   .  
octane = n . , ~ number (value)  .  
octangular = a = octagonal   
octant = n  1)  () ;  2)  . ) ; )   .      
octarchy = n  (,   .) .  
octastich = n  . .  
octastyle = n  .  (   ) .  
octavalent = a  . .  
octave = n  1)  . ;  2)  . , ;  3)  . )    ;     ) ,   ;  4)   () ;  5)      ;  6)   (  61 )      
octavo = n  ()  1/8   
octennial = a  1) ;  2)           
octet, octette = n  1)  . ;  2)  .    ;  3)  (, )      
octillion = n  .  1) .  (10#d27#b);  2)     (10#d48#b)      
octo- = = pref (octa-, oct-)   ,     : -  -  October = n  1) ;  2) attr , the Great ~ Socialist     Revolution              
octogenarian = 1. n  ; 2. a     
octonarian = 1. n  ; 2. a  .     
octonary = 1. n  1)  ();  2) ; 2. a  1)    ;  2)   ;  3)        
octopartite = a   
octoped = , octopede n    
octopod = 1. n = octoped(e); 2. a     
octopodes = pl  octopus  
octopus = n ,   
ocular = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  (   . .)      
oculist = n   
od = ., . = god  
oda = n  .     
odal = n . . ,   
odalisque = n   
odd = a  1) ; ~and even   ;  2) , twenty ~   ;  3) , , ;  4)  ( ,   . .) ;  5)  (  ) ;  6) ,  (   . .)      
odd-come-short = n   
odd-come-shortly = n ()  , one of these odd-come-
shortlies   
oddfellow = n     
oddity = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ,        
odd-job = v  ,    
odd-job man = ,  ,    ,   
oddly = adv , ; ~ enough      
odd-man-out = n ,    (   . .) ,    
oddments = n pl ,    
oddness = n  1) , ,     ;  2) ,       
odd-pinnate = a . ~ leaf       
odds = n .  .  .  . .  1) , ; to 
make ~ even       ();  2) , long ~ )  ; )       , short ~       , the ~ are ten to one      -   ;  3) ) , ; the ~ are in     our 
favor    ; the ~     are against us    (       ); to ask (to beg) 
no ~ (of)      .   , against     heavy (fearful) ~        ,        ; to give (to receive) ~      ()  ( . . )     to win the 
election by considerable ~          ; )      . ;  4) ; to be at ~ )        (,  ,    ) (     -.) ; )  ,       , ,      ; )        ; what are the ~ ?     )    ?,       ?; )  .  ?; to give     (to lay) ~            (       ,    ) (. . 3.,  1) ; to take ~           ; to shout the ~ ,     ; the ~ are 
that...     , ..., by long (all) ~ ,     , , ,     , , it 
makes no ~     ,   ,        , by all ~             
odds and ends =   1) , , , ; ~ of     
thoughts  ;  2)  , ; ~ found 
lying     around the attic  ,             
odds-on = n ,        ,     
odd-toed = n .   
ode = n   
odious = a  1) , ;  2)       
odium = n  1) c;  2) , , ;  3)       
odor = n  1) , ,  . ;  2) , ; 
to be in good (bad) ~     with smb.   (-)  -      
odoriferous = a ,   
odorous = a ,   
of = ( ), ( ) prep  :  1)    : the     towns of our country   ;  2) : the works of Dickens      ;  3)   : a pound of sugar      , many of us   , member of     congress  ;  4) ,   -.  ,     a 
house of bricks  ;  5)  , he died of hunger (of     cholera, of his wounds)         ( ,  );  6) ,  , , he comes     of 
worker`s family         , he asked a 
question of me        ;  7)    , 
man of tact      , man of genius      , man of distinction ,      ;  8)   : of an evening -     , of late , 
of old , all     of sudden , ;  9)  -.  , a glass     of milk  , a pail 
of water            
off = 1. adv  :  1) : a long way ~ ; ~ 
with     you! !;  2)   : hats ~!      !; ~ with your hat!  !;  3)         : to break ~ negotiations      , the contest came ~ on the day     fixed     ;  4)  -. ,       : turn ~ the gas! ()     !, switch ~ the light!  !;  5)  : 
this man is well ~       , your friend is     
badly ~   ; ~ and on       ; 2. 
prep  :  1)      , the     
plate fell ~ the table        ;  2)   : ~ one`s balance      ; ~ color       ;  3)   -.  : he is ~ 
gambling          ;  4)  , a 
village some kilometers     ~ the main road           ; ~ the coast       ; 3. a  1)  ( , ) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)     (      ) ;  8)  ( ) ;  9)  ( ) ;     10)   ; 4. v .  ()    
offal = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
offcast = a   
offence = n  1) , , no ~ (was) meant ()        ,        ; to give ~ , ; to take     ~  ( - at) ;  2) ,  . ;  3) , ,      (  . .) ; to commit an ~ against        -      
offenceless = a   
offend = v  1) , ,      ; 
to be ~ed  ;  2)  ( ,   .     ., against)      
offender = n  1) , ;  2) , , juvenile ~            
offensive = 1. n  . ; to take the ~     ,  .     ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,       
offer = 1. n , on ~ ()  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5)  ()      
offering = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
offertory = n ,     
offhand = 1. a  1)   , ;  2) ; 2. adv  1) ; ;  2)       
offhandedly = adv ,   
office = n  1) , an honorary ~      ; 
to hold ~  ; to take     ~   ; to 
get () to     come) into ~  ,        ; to be in ~       ;  2) , ;  3) , , editorial ~     , publishing ~ , private     ~  , 
inquiry ~  ;  4) , , ,     Foreign and Commonwealth Office            (     ) , Home Office        ( ) , Record Office      , Holy Office  .     ;  5) , an ill ~  ;  6) pl ,  ;  7)  , , the last ~s      ;  8)  .       
office-boy = n ,   
officer = 1. n  1) ,  ,      , returning ~  .     ,  , police ~     , custom-house ~      ;  2) , liaison ~  ; ~ of 
the     day, orderly ~  ,     non-commissioned ~       ;  3)   ; 2. v . pass  1)   ;  2)       
officership = n  1) )  ,  ; )      ;  2)  ;  3)        
office-seeker = n   ,   
office studies =  .    
official = 1. n  1)  , ,      (, ) , municipal ~s      , government ~s      ,      , railway ~s      , international ~       , (   . .) ;  2)     ;  3) pl  .  ; 2. a  1) , ; ~ 
duties     (responsibilities)  ; ~     
position  ; ~ uniform      ,  , for ~ use     only    ;  2) ; ~ representative      ; ~ statement      ; ~ language 
of a region        ,     coming 
from an ~ source        , that 
report is not ~         , in ~     
capacity  .   ; ~     condolences -      ;  3) , , ; ~     manner (style)  ; ~ reply      ; ~ circumlocution      ;  4)     ,     , ; ~ drugs     (prescriptions)        ()      
officialdom = n  1) ;  2) . ,        
officialese = n  1)  ,       ;  2)  . ,            
officialism = n  1) = officialdom 2;  2) , ;  3)        
officially = adv   
officiate = v  1)   (-.- as) to ~     as 
host   ;  2)        
officinal = 1. n  .  ,    ; 2. a  1) ,   ;  2)            
officious = a  1) , , ;  2)       
offing = n ,  , in the ~ ) , ; )     
offish = a  1) , ;  2)       
off-key = a  1)  ( ) , the band was ~      ;  2) ,   ( -.) , he     
sensed something ~ about the fire               
offlet = n      
off license = ,         
off limits = ' ' () ; ~ section  () , the casino was declared ~ to the servicemen        
off-load = v - .   
off-position = n  .    
off-print = n ()  (  . .)  
off-road = a  .  , ~ vehicle   
off-saddle = = offsaddle  
offsaddle = v - .  1)  ();  2)          
off sale =     
offscourings = n pl   
offset = 1. n  1)  . offshoot;  2) , ;  3)  2. v  1) , ;  2)        
offshoot = n , , ,   
off-shore = a  1)   ,  ;  2)          
off-side = n  . ()    
offspring = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (-.)      
offspur = n   
off-stage = 1. n  ,   ,     ; ~ whisper     ; 2. adv  1)  , ; to go ~         ;  2)   ,   ;  3)   ;  4) ,        
offtake = 1. n  1)  . )  ; )       ; )  ; )      ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ; 2. a  .     
off-the-cuff = a  .  (   . .) ,   
offuscate = . v = obfuscate . ;  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)   ,        
offward = adv       
off-wheeler = n     
off-white = a    ( )  
oft = adv  .   
often = adv ; ~ and ~    
oftentimes = adv ,    
oft-recurring = a    
ogle = 1. n  ; 2. v   ,        
ogre = n -  
ogress = n -  
oh = int !  
ohm = n  .   
oil = 1. n  1)  (  ) ,     
essential ~s, volatile ~s ,      , cod-liver ~  , blasting ~     ;  2) ; to strike ~       ,  .   ;  3)  . ; to paint in ~s      ;  4)  ; ~ of birch =      , ; to pour ~ on 
the     flame    ; to pour ~ on     troubled 
waters , ;     to burn the midnight ~   ; 2. v ,  . '',        
oil-bearing = a   
oil-bearing crop =    
oil-belt = n    
oil-burner = n  1)  ;  2)       
oilcake = n   
oilcan = n  .   
oil-car = n  ()  
oil-carrier = n ,   
oilcloth = n  1) , ;  2)        
oilcoat = n   
oil-color = n  . pl    
oil-derrick = n    
oil dope =  .     
oil-duct = n  .   
oiled = a  1) , badly ~ (bicycle)       ();  2)  , ; ~ paper      , ;  3)  (  ) ;  4)  . ,       
oil-engine = n  .    
oil-engineer = n -  
oiler = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  .       
oilfield = n  1)  ;  2)        
oil-filter = n  .      
oil filter =  ,   
oil-fired central heating =     
oil-fuel = n    
oil-garden = n   (  )  
oil-gauge = n  1)  ( ) ,      ;  2)        
oil-gear = n  .  ,   
oil-gland = n    
oil-guard = n  .   
oil-hole = n  .    
oilily = adv  1) , ;  2) , ,       
oiliness = n  1) , ;  2) , ,       
oiling = n , ; ~ chart   ()  
oil-insulator = n  .    
oil-lamp = n    
oilman = n  1)   , ;  2)       
oil-meal = n      
oil-mill = n  1) ;  2)        
oil-nut = n    
oil-paint = . oil-color  
oil-painting = n  1)  ;  2) ,        
oil-paper = n  ,   
oil-pipe = n  .   
oil-plant = n  ,    
oil-press = n    
oilproof = a ,   
oil recovery =  .    
oil refinery =    
oil-sand = n    
oil-seal = n  .   
oil-seed = n .-.     
oil-shale = n  .  ,    
oil-ship = n ,   
oil-silk = n     
oilskin = n  1) ;  2) pl        
oilstone = n ,    
oil-switch = n  .    
oil-tanker = n ,   
oil-tight = a ,   
oil-tree = n    
oil-truck = n ,   
oil-varnish = n  ,   
oil-well = n    
oily = a  1) , , ;  2)       
ointment = n ,   O.K. = 1. n  . ; 2. a predic  .   , ; 3. v (past, p.p. O.K.`d, pres. p. O.K.`ing)    .     
old = 1. a  1) ; to get (  to grow) ~     ;  2) , ;  3) how ~ is he?   ? he 
is ten     years ~   ;  4) , ;  5) , , ;  6)  (in, at) ;  7)  .  .      : ~ boy ; ~ man ;  8)   .  : to     have a 
good ~ time  , as ~     as the hills   ; 2. n  1) the ~ (.  pl) ;  2)  , ; of ~       ,  , from ~ of       
olden = 1. a , ; 2. v ,     
old-fashioned = ] a  1) , ;  2)       
oldish = a   
oldster = n  .    
old-time = a ,    
old-timer = n   
old(-)wife = (n)  1)  . ;  2)  .   (Gaduc     macrocephatus); old wives` tale (story,     
fable)  ,        
old-womanish = a  1) ;  2) ,         
old-world = a  .      
oleaginous = a  1) ,  (. .) ;  2)       
oleander = n .  (Nerium aleander)  
oleaster = n  1)  ;  2) .   (Elaeagnus     anguslifolia)      
oleate = n  .     
olefiant = a  . ; ~ gas   
olefine = n  .   
oleic = a  1)  . ; ~ acid      ;  2)       
oleiferous = a   
olein = n  .   
oleo I = .  oleomargarine  
oleo II = .  oleograph  
oleo- =   ,      -  -, oleoduct , oleography , oleomargarine , oleometer , 
oleoresin , oleostearin  ,   
oleograph = n   
oleographic =   
oleography = n .   
oleomargarine = n   
oleoresin = n  1) ;  2)         
oleo-strut = n    
oleraceous = a ,     
olericulture = n  ,   
oleum = n  .   
olfactory = 1. n  . pl  ; 2. a     
olibanum = n ,    
olid = a  . ,   
oligarchy = n   
olio = n  1) ,  , ;  2)  . ;  3)           
olive = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  . olive-branch;  3)  ; 2. a ,      
olive-branch = n   (  ) ; to hold out 
the ~     
olive-oil = n    
olive-wood = n    
olympiad = n   Olympic = a   
omadhaun = n  . , ,   
omega = n  (. . alpha)  
omelet(te) = n ,   
omen = 1. n , ; to be of good   (bad) ~   () ; 2. v  ,     
ominous = a ,   
omissible = a   , , ,   ; ~ detail    
omneity = n .   
omni- =   ,      -,  -, omnidirectional ,    , omnipotence , 
omnipresent , omnirange    
omnibus I = n  1) ;  2)       
omnibus II = a  1)          (   . .) ;  2)       
omnicompetent = a     
omnidirectional = a ,  (   . .) ; ~ beacon    
omnifarious = a , , ,  ; ~ knowledge  ; ~ reading    
omniformity = n        
omnify = v  ,   
omnigenous = a ,    
omnipotent = a   
omnipresent = a   
omnirange = n    
omniscience = n ,   
omniscient = a   
omnivorous = a  1)  (. .) ;  2)       
omophagic, omophagous = a     
omphacite = n  .   
omphalitides = pl  omphalitis  
omphalitis = n ( pl omphalitides)  .   
omphalocele = n  .    
omphalos = n  .  1)  , ;  2)  . ,       
omul = n  ()  
on = 1. prep  1)    : )               , the table-
cloth and dishes are     on the table     , 
he     is on board ship    ; )       -.       , , the town lies on the Volga (on the     coast of the Black Sea, on Lake Michigan)         (       ,    ); )      ,   , the boy 
threw     the ball on the ground         ;  2)    : )         , we hope to see     you on Sunday          , on another day   ,     on any day   ; )        , : on the 7th 
of November 7     ; )   ,        : on the morning of the 7th of November      7 ; )  ,        , ,     on arrival we went to see the sights of the     town           ;  3)   ,       , , 
on leave  , on trial      , on the trail  ; to     be on strike , on the move )      ; )  ,  ; to be on a     spree ; to 
be on the committee       , on the trust  , on     speaking terms   -., on     friendly 
footing   ()     ;  4)     :     on purpose , , on 
business      ;  5)   , ,     : on a new principle       , , on 
the ground       , on faith  ( -.-
of)     , on my account     , on an     annuity   , on his income       , on a pension  ; 2. adv :  1)   ,      : to read (to write, to walk) on       (, ), go on!     !  2)   -. ,       : turn 
on the gas!     () !, switch on the current!     () !;  3)   -.   -.:     
what had he on?     ?,        ?, he had 
a new blue coat (glove,     his brown hat)           ( ,   ),           (,      )      
once = 1. n  , for this (  that) ~     ; ~ is 
enough     ; 2. adv  1) () ; ~ again, ~ more  ; ~ or     twice )  ; ) ; ~ in 
a     while, ~ and again ,   ;     ~ every 
day   ; ~ and for all      , more than ~  , ,     not ~  , ;  2) , -, ; ~ upon a time     there was (  there 
lived)=-     -;  3)  ,  ; ~ he     
understands...   ...,        ..., at ~ ,     , , all at ~ ) ,     ; )  ,        
once-over = n . .    
oncoming = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
one = 1. num ; ~ or two . ; ~   too many  , number ~ ,    ; 2. n  1) , () , write down three     ~s   ; ~ by ~       ,   , ; ~ 
and     all      , at ~      , ;  2) - ,          .;     have 
you a knife? I have ~    ?       , a new law 
and an old ~        ;  3) the little ~s , 
the great ~s and the     little ~s   , my little ~      ; 3. a  1) , , chapter ~  ;  2) , the ~ way to do it        ; ~ in a     thousand  ,   ;  3) , 
with ~ voice ;  4) ,  , it is all ~     , ;  5) , -; ~ fine 
morning        , I met him ~ night        - ; 4. pron  1) , -, is he ~ 
that can be     trusted?   ,        ?;  2) .; ~ never knows what may happen       .   , how     can ~ do it?    ?      
one-aloner = n   ,   
one-eyed = a   
onefold = a ,   
one-horse(d) = a  1) ;  2)  . ;  3) ,       
one-idea`d = a ,  ( )  
one-legged = a  1) ;  2) ,       
oneness = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
oner = n  .  1)  -.   ,     
a ~ at '', , ;  2)  ;  3)        
onerous = a ,   
oneself = pron refl () , -; to do for ~   ; to keep ~ to ~  , ; to hurt ~   
one-sided = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
one-time = a ,   
one-track = a  1) ;  2) ,       
one-way = a  (   . .)  
onfall = n   
onion = n ,   
on-looker = n , () ,   
only = 1. a , one and ~    ; 2. adv , , ,   , not ~  , if ~   ;   ~ just  ; ~ not  ,  ; ~   
too glad  ; ~ think!    !; 3. conj , ; ~ that    ,       
onrush = n ,   
onset = n  1) , , ;  2) , at the first ~  ; to give     a fresh ~         
onslaught = n ,   
onto = prep ; to throw a ball ~ the roof    ; 
to get ~ a horse     
onus = n ,   
onward = 1. a ,  ,   , the ~ movement    ; 2. adv , , you are so 
far ~ of   your way        
onwards = adv ,   
oof = n ,   
ooze = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)    2. 
v    ,  (   , ) ,  . , ,   his courage ~d away      , the secret ~d out      
oozy = a , ,   
opacity = n  1) , acoustic ~     ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ()      
opal = n  .   
opaque = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
ope =  .  . open 3.    
open = 1. a  1) ,  ( ) ; to do     ~ , ; to break (  to     throw, to burst, to 
fling, to fly) ~      (  . .) to cut ~ , to     
tear ~  (,   . .)  2) ,  (   . .)     ;  3) , ,  ( )     to be ~ with smb.    -.;  4) , ;  5)  ( ) ,        (   . .) ;  6)  ( , ) ; 2. n (the ~ )  ,    ; to come into the ~  .   ,  ; 3. v  1) (), (),     () ( ) ;  2) (), () ( ,     ) ; to ~ into  ( )     ,   ( ) ; to ~ on (to)       ( ,   . .) ; to ~ out     ) , ; )      ( -  ) ; to ~ up )       -.; ) ,       
open-air = a ()     
open-armed = a     
opencast = a  .  1)  , ;  2) attr ()        
open-eared = a    
open-eyed = a  1)    , ;  2)       
open-handed = a ,   
open-hearted = a   
opening = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ,  ;  3)  (,   . .) ;  4) ;  5)   ,     ;  6)  . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
openly = adv  1) , ;  2)       
open-minded = a  1)   ;  2) ,       
open-mindedness =   1)  ;  2) ;  3)       
open-mouthed = a  1) )   ; )        ; to stand ~  ... ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  . ,       
openness = n  1) , ;  2)       
open-work = n    
opera = n   
operability = n  1) ;  2)  .       
operable = a  1) ;  2)  .       
opera bouffe = -  
opera-cloak = n  ( ) ,   
opera-girl = n    
opera-glass(es) = n ()   
opera-hat = n    
opera-house = n    
opera pumps =  .        
opera slippers =  .  1)   ;  2)            
operate =   1) , ;  2)   (    ..)     ;  3) . ;  4)  ;  5) ,   .      
operatic = a   
operating = a . ~ costs    
operating-table = n    
operating-theater = n  (  )  
operation = n  1) , , , in ~      ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)  . ;  5) , ;  6)  (  . .)      
operational = a  .  ( , )  
operative = 1. n () ; 2. a  1)  (   . .) ,     ;  2) ;  3)       
operator = n  1) ;  2) ,    ;  3) , , , big ~s     .  ,             
opercula = pl  operculum  
opercular = a  .      
operculate = = opercular  
operculum = n (pl -la)  1)  ;  2)  . ,       
operetta = n  1) ;  2)        
operose = a  1)  .   ,     ;  2)  . , ,           
ophicalcite = n  .   
ophicleide = n  (  )  
ophidian = a  1)    ;  2) ,       
ophiolatry = n   
ophiolite = n  .   
ophiology = n  ,    
ophiophagous = a  .    
ophite = n  .   
ophthalmia = n  .   
ophthalmic = a  .  1) ; ~ disease  ; ~     surgery  ;  2)   . . . )        ; )        
ophthalmite = n  .      
ophthalmitis = = ophthalmia  
ophthalmo- =   ;      -, ophthalmology , 
ophthalmologist , ophthalmometry , 
ophthalmoscope   
ophthalmologist = n   
ophthalmology = n   
ophthalmoscope = n   
opiate = v .  1)   ,  ;  2) ;  3)  . ,      (  . .)      
opine = v  .  , , I ~ that...  , ..  
opinion = n : public ~  , in my ~   ; to be of (the) ~ that... , ...; to have 
no ~ of    ; to act up to one`s ~s    ; ~s differ  . =      
opinionated = a ,   
opinioned = a  .  1)   ;  2) ;  3) . opinionated      
opinionist = n  .   ,    
opisometer =  .   
opium = n   
opium-eater = n    
opium plant =  .   (Papaver somniferum)  
opium poppy = = opium plant  
opium-smoker = n    
opodeldoc = n .   -opolis = = -polis   ,  : ,   
opossum = n . = possum , ,   (Didelphis 
spp.) to play ~  
oppidan = 1. n  .  1) ;  2)   ,        ; 2. a  .     
oppilate = v  . ,   
oppilation = n  .   
opponency = n  1) , ;  2) .                          
opponent = 1. n , ; 2. a ,     
opportune = a  1) ,  (   .     .) ;  2) ,       
opportunism = n   
opportunist = n   
opportunity = n  , () ; to 
improve (  to take, to seize) the ~  ; 
to lose an ~, to let an ~ slip  ,   
oppose = v  1) , , ,      () ;  2) ;  3) ,       
opposite = 1. n , direct ~    ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ; 3. adv , ; 4. prep ,     
opposition = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  .       
oppress = v  1) , ;  2) , ; to 
feel ~ed            
oppression = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
oppressive = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
oppressor = n ,   
opprobrious = a ,   
opprobrium = n   
optic = a ,   
optical = a ,   
optics = n   
optimism = n   
optimist = n   
optimistic = a   
optimum = n  1)        , ;  2) attr       
option = n  1) ;  2) ,        
optional = a ,   
opulence = n ,   
opulent = n  1) , ;  2)       
opuntia = n  .  (Opuntia gen.)  
opus = n  .  ( ) ; ~ magnum   ()   
opuscule = n       
or I = n  .    
or II = conj , or else , either... or ...  
oracle = n  1) ;  2) ,       
oracular = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
oral = 1. n  .  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  . ,       
oralism = n     ' '  
orally = adv   
orange = 1. n  1) , blood ~ ;  2)  ;  3)  ; 2. a     
orange-blossom = n  1)  ;  2)  ( )      
orange-fin = n    
orange-flower = n = orange-blossom; ~ water  ,       
orange-girl = n    
orange-grove = n    Orangeism = n  1)   ;  2)              
orange-jelly = n    
orange lily = .   (Lilium croceum)  Orangeman = n ( pl -men)  (   )  
orange-marmalade = n      
orange melon =  .   (Cucumis melo chito)  
orange-oil = n    
orange-peel = n  1)  ;  2)        
orange rockfish =  .   (Sebastodes pinniger)  
orange-root = n  . - ,   (Hydrastis canadensis)  
orangery = n .  
orange-shaped = a     
orange-squeezer = n     
orange-tawny = n  1) - ;  2)  -       
orange-tip = n -  
orange-wine = n    Orangism = = Orangeism  
orang-outang, orang-utan = n   
orarian = 1. n  .  ; 2. a  . ,     
orarion = n  . ,   
orate = v  . ,   
oration = n  1)  () ;  2)  ., direct ~  , indirect ~            
orator = n   
oratorical = a  1) ;  2)       
oratorio = n  .   
oratorize = v  . , . , ; 
to ~ hours    
oratorship = n    , Public O.        (   )  
oratory I = n  1) ;  ;  2)       
oratory II = n ,   
orb = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)  ,  .       
orbed = a , , ,   
orbicular = 1. n .  ; 2. a , , ,   , ; ~ targe        
orbit = 1. n  1) , circular (planned, predicted) ~      (, ) ; to     put in ~   ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)   ;  3)         
orbital = a ,     
orbitar, orbitary = = orbital  
orbiter = n   , () ,  , lunar ~ ,     
orby = a  1) ;  2)       
orc = n  1) -;  2) -,        
orca = = ore  Orcadian = 1. n       ; 2. a     
orchard = n    
orchard grass =  .   (Daclylis glomerata)  
orchard-house = n ,   
orcharding = n  1) ;  2)  .        
orchardist = n   
orchardman = n ( pl -men) orchardist  
orchard oriole = n  .   ( Leterus spuriusi)  
orchella = n = orchilla;  1)    ;  2) .          
orchestic = a   
orchestics = n    
orchestra = n  1) ;  2)     ;  3) .  ( . ~stalls)      
orchestral = a   
orchestrate = v ,   
orchestration = n ,   
orchid = n   
ordain = v  1)    ;  2) ,       
ordeal = n  1)  ;  2)  . ' '      
order = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , , out of ~       ; to put in ~       ; to get out of ~ , in bad     ~ ;  3) , ; to keep ~      ; to come to ~ ,      ( ) , 
perfect ~      ;  4)  (  . .) , ,     , standing ~s , ; ~     of the 
day   () ;  5)  ,  ;  6) ;  7)  ; to take holy ~s       ;  8) , ;  9)  . ;     10)  . , ;     11) , , by ~  ,     under the ~s of   (.) ;     12) ; to ~  , on ~  (       ) ;     13) , postal ~, money ~       ;     14)  . , open ~  ;     apple-pie ~  , in ~ that      , , in ~ to  , ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4) ,  () ;  5) ; to ~ about ,           
orderliness = n ,   
orderly I = n  .  1) , ,  ( )     ;  2)        
orderly II = a  1) , ,   ;  2)  , ;  3) , ;  4)  .       
orderly III = adv  .  1) ,  ;  2)         
orderly bin =  ,   ( )  
orderly book =  .      
orderly-room = n  .    
order of business =   1)   (,   .     .) ;  2)    ,       . . ;  3) ,   , we will now     proceed to 
the first ~                 
order of the day =   1) a)  ; )  . ,              ;  2) ) ,   (   .     .) ; )  .                 
order-paper = n   (  )  
order-word = n  .   
ordinal = 1. n  ; 2. a     
ordinance I = n  1) , , ;  2)       
ordinance II = n  ,   
ordinance-datum = n  .  ,  ,     
ordinand = n  .    
ordinant = 1. n  . ,       ; 2. a  .   ,   ,     
ordinarily = adv  1) , , I eat breakfast ~ at 8     
o`clock     8 , more     than ~ , ;  2) , ,  ;     
to behave quite ~              
ordinariness = n ,   
ordinary = a  1) , , out of the ~     , ;  2) ,       
ordination = n      
ordo = n pl -os  .  1) ()  ;  2)  ;  3)  .                    
ordure = n  1) , ;  2)       
ore = n , mineral ~ ,    
ore-dressing = n      
organ = n  1) , sense ~s  ; ~s of     speech  ; ~s of digestion      , reproduction ~s      ;  2) , ; ~s of 
government       ;  3)  . , reed ~, American ~     , mouth ~  ;  4) ,       
organ-blower = n   ()  
organ-grinder = n   
organic = a   
organism = n   
organist = n   
organization = n  1) ;  2) ,       
organize = v   
organized = a  1) ; ~ labor  ;  2) ~ 
matter        
organizer = n   
organ-loft = n       
orgy = n   
oriel = n  ,  . ,   Orient = n (the ~) ,    
orient = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ,     ; to ~ oneself ;  2)          Oriental = n    
oriental = a   Orientalism = n  1) , , ,   .     .  ;  2) ,       Orientalist = n  1) , ;  2)        Orientalize =   1) v ,         ;  2)        
orientally = adv -,     
orientate = v ()  
orientation = n ,   
orifice = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
origin = n  1) , , the ~ of a disease      ;  2) , of humble ~            
original = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. 
a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,       
originality = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
originally = adv  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
originate = v  1) ,  ,      (from, 
in) ;  2) , ,        
origination = n  1) , ;  2)       
originator = n  1) , , ;  2)       
oriole = n   
orlop = n  . ,    
ormer = n  .   (Haliotis)  
ormolu = n  1) )  ,         ,  ; )        ;  2)  ;  3)      ;     ~ clock          
ormolu-varnish = n  ,      
ornament = 1. n , ; 2. v     
ornamental = a  ,   
ornamentation = n  1)  () ;  2)       
ornamentist = n -  
ornate = a  1) c ;  2)  ( )      
ornately = adv ,   
ornateness = n  1) )   ; )      ,      ;  2) ,  ( )      
ornery = a . .  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
ornith- = = ornitho-  
ornithic = a     
ornithichnite = n  .     
ornitho- = (  . ornith)   ;       -, ornithologist , 
ornithopter , ornithorhynchus , ornithichnite     
ornithological = a   
ornithologist = n   
ornithomancy = n ,        
ornithophilous = a   ( )  
ornithopod = a  1)  .   ;  2)  .               
ornithopter = n   
ornithorhynchus = n  . ,  (Ornithorhynchidae fam.)  
ornithosaurian = n  .   
ornithoscelidan = n  .          
ornithoscopy = = ornithomancy  
orogenesis = = orogeny  
orogeny = n   
orphan = 1. n ; 2. a ; 3. v  ,      
orphanage = n  1) ;  2)         
orphaned = a ,   
orphanhood = n   
orrery = n   
orthodox = a   
orthodoxy = n   
orthoepy = n  .   
orthographic = a   
orthography = n ,   
oscillate = v (),  (. .)  
oscillation = n ,   
osier = n  1) ,  ;  2) attr       
osseous = a  1) ;  2)       
ossification = n   
ossify = v   
ossuary = n  1) ;  2)        
ostensible = a ,   
ostentation = n  ,   
ostentatious = a ,   
ostler = n   
ostracism = n   
ostracize = v    
ostrich = n   
other = 1. a  1) , , none ~ than  ;  2)  .  . . ; ~ pupils      ; 2. pron , one or ~   ; 3. adv , he could not do ~ 
than what he   did         
otherwise = adv  1) ,    ,     -;  2)   ;  3)  , ,         
otherwise-minded = a   
other-wordly = a  1) '   ';  2)       
otter = n   Ottoman = 1. n ; 2. a     
ottoman = n ,   
ought = v .  . .      ; you ~ to go there     , 
it ~ not to be allowed    , it ~ to be 
fine day tomorrow ,  ,     
ounce I = n  1) (  . oz)  (=28.3 ) ;  2) ,       
ounce II = n   
our = pron poss , , , ; ~ book    
ours = pron poss  1) , this book is ~   ;  2)   . ~ is a large room       ; ~ will 
come later             
ourself, ourselves = pron  1) refl ,  , -, we 
cannot see     ourselves as other see us    ,        ;  2)    () , 
we     ourselves will do the work               
oust = v , ,  -.   
ouster = n  1)  .   (. )     , ;  2) . .         
ouster-le-main = n . .  1)    -          ;  2)           ,              
out I = 1. prep  1)          : )   - . , he took a     pencil ~ of his 
pocket         ; )    -. ,     they went ~ of the room        ;  2)   ,        : this 
house is made ~ of brick         ;  3)     ,         
two students ~ of fifteen     were absent         ; 2. adv  :  1) ,  , .         -, to go     ~ , to take ~ ; to fly ~     , he is ~   , the girl is     ~    , his arm is ~        , the 
secret is ~      , the book is ~        , the flowers (leaves) are ~      () ;  2)   : to fill ~     , ();  3) , ,   
he     acted ~ of pity (~ of curiosity, ~ of     jealousy, ~ of 
gratitude, ~ spite, ~ of good     nature, ~ of kindness)         ( ,  ,      ,    ,     ,   ,       );  4)  ,  .: ~     of date ; ~ of colour ,     ; ~ of shape ; ~ of     wear   ; ~ of coal (wood)       (); ~ of health ; ~ of heart     )  ; ) ; ~ of     patience   ; ~ of     mind )   ; ) ; to be ~     of one`s mind     ; ~ of     
place ) , ; )     ; ~ of work ; ~ of     time   ; 3. n  1) . at ~s with 
everybody        ,  ;  2) ,   ; 4. a  1) , ;  2)   ; 5. int !, !, ~ upon you!  .     !    
out II = pref  1)         -, outshout , outrun     , ;  2)         -, outflow , 
outspeak     ();  3) .  .   ) ,     : outburst  ; )     : outlying       
outage = n  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3)        
out-and-away = adv   
out-and-out = a , ,  (   . .)  
outbade = past . outbid  
outbalance = v ,   
outbid = v ( past outbid, outbade, p.p. outbid, outbidden)     ( )  
outbidden = p. p.  . outbid  
outboard = adv    
outbound = a  1) ,    ( ) ,        ( ) ;  2) ,   (     )      
outbrave = v  1)  ;  2)  ,  (-.)      
outbreak = n  1) ,  (  . .) ,      (, , ) ;  2) ,       
outbuilding = n  1) ;  2) pl       
outburst = n  1) , ;  2)  ()      
outcast = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
outclass = v   
outcome = n  1) , , ;  2) ,        
outcry = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
outdated = a   
outdid = past  . outdo  
outdistance = v ,   
outdo = v (past outdid, p.p. outdone)   
outdone = p.p.  . outdo  
outdoor = a (  )  ,     
outdoors = adv   ,    
outdrive = v (past ourdrove, p.p. outdriven)   
outdriven = p.p. . outdrive  
outdrove = past . outdrive  
outer = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  .       
outermost = a  ,   ( )  
outface = v  1)   ;  2)        
outfall = n  ()  
outfield = n  1)  ;  2)  ,    (     )      
out-fight = v  1)  .   ;  2)          
out-fighting = n  .      
outfit = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) mental and moral ~        ; 2. 
v ,      
outfitter = n  1)  , ;  2)  ,  ,       . . , a 
gentleman`s ~              
outflame = v  1)  ,  ;  2)  . ,             
outflank = v    () ,  . ,  (-.)  
outflew = past  . outfly  
outflow = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ; 2. v     
outflown = p.p.  . outfly  
outfly = v (past outflew, p.p. outflown)  ( )  
outfoot = v , ,   
outfought = past  p.p.  outfight  
outgarth = n      
outgate = n  .  1)  (. .) ;  2)       
outgeneral = v     
outgiving = n ,   
outgo I = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
outgo II = v (past outwent, p.p. outgone) ,   
outgoer = n  1) , separate ways for ~s and     incomers          ;  2)   ;  3) ,              
outgoing = a , ,   
outgoings = n pl   
outgone = p.p.  . outgo II  
outgrew = past  . outgrow  
outgrow = v ( past outgrew, p.p. outgrown)  1)  (-., -.) ,  (     ) ;  2)     ,       . .      
outgrown = p.p.  . outgrow  
outgrowth = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
out-guard = n  .  1)  ;  2)        
outhaul = n  .   
out-Herod = v     ( . ~ Herod)  
outhouse = n  1)  ;  2)       
outing = n ()   
out-jockey = v  .   
outlaid = past, p.p. . outlay 2.    
outland = 1. n  1)  .   ;  2)  .  ; 2. a  . , ,       
outlander = n  . ,   
outlandish = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
outlast = v  1)   ...;  2)   ...,  -      
outlaw = 1. n  1)   , ,     ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  -.  , ;  2)  .         
outlawry = n   ,   
outlay = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ; 2. v (past, p.p. outlaid) ,       
outlet = n  1)    ;  2)  (. .) , , ; to     find an ~ for one`s energies              
outline = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , , 
in ~       ;  3) pl ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,    ,            
outlive = v  (-., -.)  
outlook = n  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ;  4)  , world ~       
outlying = a  1) , ;  2)       
outmarch = v   
outmatch = v   
outnumber = v    
out-of-date = a ,   
out-of-door(s) = 1. a  . outdoor; 2. adv  . outdoors    
out-of-the-way = a  1) ,  (       . .) ;  2) ,       
out-of-work = a   
outpace = v ,   
out-patient = n    
outplay = v   
outpost = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
outpour = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
outpouring = n . pl  ()  
output = n  1) , ;  2)  .       
outrage = 1. n  1)    -. ;  2) ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
outrageous = a  1) ;  2) ,       
outran = past  . outrun  
outrank = v   
out-relief = n   (    )  
outridden = p.p. c . outride  
outride = v ( past outrode, p.p. outridden)  1) ;  2)  (, )      
outrider = n  1) ,  ;  2)  .       
outrigger = n  1) )  . ; ) ,        ;  2)  .  ;  3)   ( ) ,     ;  4)  ( )      
outright = 1. a , , ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
outring = v (outrang, outrung)  1) , ;  2)     ( -.)      
outrival = v   
outrode = past  . outride  
outroot = v   , ,   
outrun = v ( past outran, p.p. outrun)  1) , ;  2)   -.;  3)         
outrunner = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) - ( )      
outrush = n ,    
outsail = v  1)  ( , ) ;  2) .  ( -.) ,       
outsang = past  outsing  
outsat = past p.p. . outsit  
outsaw = past  outsee  
outscore = v   , they ~d their opponent by 20 
points    20  ,     
outsee = v (outsaw, outseen)  ,     
outseen = p.p.  outsee.  
outsell = v (outsold)  1) )  ,   ;     )  .     ,      ,   ;  2)  ,        
outset = n , , at the ~ , from the ~ c    
outshine = v   
outshrill = v  1)  ;  2)   ,       
outside = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)  , from the ~ ,       ;  4)  , at the ~  ,       ; 2. 
a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4)  ( ) ; 3. adv  1) , , ; ~ and in       ;  2)  () ,  ; 4. prep ,  ,  ; ~ the   door  ; ~ the house  ,    ,  , that is ~ my 
plans        ; ~ the range         
outsider = n  1)  ,   (      . .) ;  2)  . ;  3)  .        
outsing = v (past, outsang; p. p outsung) ;  1)   ,  ;  2) ,       
outsit = v (past, p.p. outsat)  (-.) ,   
outsized = a     
outskirts = n pl  1) , , ,  2)        
outsmart = v . .   
outspoken = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
outspread = 1. a ; 2. a , ; 3. v past, p. p.  1) ();  2) ,       
outstanding = a  1) , () ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) ,  ( ,     )      
outstay = v  1) ,   ;  2) ,       
outstep = v  ,     
outstretched = a  1)  (   . .) ;  2) ,       
outstrip = v  1) , ;  2)   -.      
outsung = p. p  outsing  
out-talk = v  (-.),     ()  
out-top = v  ,  .   
outvoice = v  1) ;  2)       
outvote = v      
outwalk = v     -  
outwear = v (outwore; outworn) ;  1) ;  2) (. p. 
p.)  () ;  3)  ,   ( ) ;  4)       
outwore = past . outwear  
outworn I = p.p. . outwear  
outworn II = a  1) ,   ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4)       
ouzel = n   
oval = 1. n ; 2. a     
ovation = n   
oven = n   
over = 1. prep  1)     :     )     , a red     flag flies ~ the 
building of the Supreme     Soviet           ; )       -. , the boy got ~ the fence and     jumped ~ the brooklet            ; )       -.,        ,    , there     are many bridges ~ the Thames        ; )         , , ,   . .       , , the school ~ 
the street         ; ~ the sea        ,  ,  , he     lives ~ the way    ; )         , he 
has     travelled ~ the whole country         ; )        , wheat is     
grown all ~ Australia         ;  2)         , ; ~ 562 
million  562     ;  3)    ,          , he     
should pack up ~ night if he had to start     early in the 
morning         ,           ;  4)           ,   , , ,     ~ a bottle   (), they were     sitting ~ a fire    ,      ;  5)     .        , the meeting     was presided ~ by 
a representative of the     Soviet Peace Committee                ; 2. adv  1)     -.,       .   -; to jump     ~ ; 
to sail ~  (     ) , when are you coming ~ to see 
us?           ?;  2)           ; to read a book ~    ;  3)     ; the     
translation is badly done, it must be done ~       ,   ;  4)     ; the     lesson (the meeting) is ~  ()     , it is all ~ with him        ,   ;  5)    -.        , 
we have handed ~ the package to     his son     ;  6)   ~ again , ; ~     and 
above  ,   ; 3. n  1) , ;  2) . ; 4. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)       
over- = - pref   -, -, -,   
overact = v  ()  
overall I = n () , , pl   ,   
overall II = a ,  (   . .)  
overarch = v  1)  ;  2)  ,       
overate = past . overeat  
overawe = v     
overbalance = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ,       . .) ;  2)         
overbear = v ( past overbore, p.p. overborne)  1) , , ;  2)       
overbearing = a ,  ( )  
overblown = a  1) ;  2)  (   . .)      
overboard = adv  , man ~!   !; to throw ~    (. .)  
overbold = a  ,   
overbore = past . overbear  
overborne = p.p. . overbear  
overbrim = v ()  , ()  
overburden = v   
overcame = past . overcome  
overcast = 1. a  ,  ( )   ; 2. v (past, p.p. overcast)  1) (), , ;  2)         
overcharge = 1. n  1)   ;  2)  . ();  3)  .  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  . ;  3)  .   ;  4)  ()      
overcloud = v () ,  . ()  
overcoat = n   
overcome = v ( past overcame, p.p. overcome)  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( ) ; ~ by )     ; )  (  . .)      
overcrop = v    
overcrowd = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2)       
overcrowded = a  ( , )  
overdid = past . overdo  
overdo = v ( past overdid, p.p. overdone)  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
overdone I = p.p. . overdo  
overdone II = a  1) , ;  2)       
overdose = 1. n   ; 2. v        
overdraft = n       
overdraw = v ( past overdrew, p.p. overdrawn)  1)    ;  2) ,       
overdrawn = p.p. . overdraw  
overdress = v       
overdrew = past . overdraw  
overdrink = v (overdrank, overdrunk)  1)   ,       (-.) ;  2)       
overdrive = v ( past overdrove, p.p. overdriven)  1) , ,  2)  ()      
overdriven = p.p. . overdrive  
overdrove = past . overdrive  
overdrunk = p.p.  overdrink  
overdue = a  1) , , the train is ~      ;  2)       
overdye = v  1)    ;  2)         
overeat = v ( past overate, p.p. overeaten)   
overeaten = p.p. . overeat.  
overestimate = 1. n  1)   ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)         
over-excitable = a  ,     
over-excite = v  ,   
over-excitement = n    
over-exert = v  1) ;  2)       
over-expose = v  1)    (,       . .) ;  2)   ( )      
over-exposure = n    
overextend = v  1) ; to ~ oneself        ,   ;  2)  ,       
overfall = n  1) ;  2)  .       
over-fatigue = 1. n ,  ; 2. v ,       
overfault = n  .   
overfed = past, p.p. . overfeed  
overfeed = v (past, p.p. overfed)  1) ;  2)       
overfill = v  1) ;  2)       
overflew = past  overfly  
overflight = n    ,    
overflourish = v      
overflow = 1. n  1)   ;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) to ~ with smth.   -      
overflow-dike = n   , ,   
overflowing = a  1)   ;  2) ;  3)       
overflown = p.p.  overfly.  
overflow-pipe = n .    
overflush = v  , ,     
overfly = v (overflew; overflown) ;  1) ,        ;  2)  ,    (-.)      
overflyer = n   ( , )  
overfold = n  .    
overfreight = 1. = overload 1.; 2. = overload 2.    
overfulfil = v   
overfulfilment = n   
overfull = a  ,   
overgang = v  .  1) ,  ;  2)   ;  3)       
overgarment = n  .    
overgate = = overcast 1.  
overget = v  1)  . , ;  2)  (   . .)      
overgild = v (overgilded , overgilt)   
overgilt = past  p.p.  overgild  
overglaze = 1. n  1) ,   ;  2)  ; 2. v      
overgo = v (overwent, overgone)  .  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4)       
overgone = p.p.  overgo  
overgrassing = n .-.  ,    
overgrazing = n .-.   () ,     
overgrew = past . overgrow  
overgrip = n   ()  
overground I = a ; still ~     
overground II = a    
overgrow = v ( past overgrew, p.p. overgrown)  1)   ,  (     ) ;  2) to ~ one`s clothes         
overgrown = 1. p.p. . overgrow; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
overgrowth = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
overhang = 1. n , ; 2. v (past, p.p. overhung)  1) , ;  2) ,       
overhaul = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
overhead = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. adv ,       
overhear = v (past, p.p. overheard)  1) ;  2)        
overheard = past, p.p. . overhear  
overheat = 1. n ; 2. v ()    
overhung = past, p.p. . overhang 2.    
over-indulge = v   ,  (. )  
overjoy = v ,    
overjoyed = a  , ,   
overlabor = v  1)  ;  2)         
overladen = a   
overlaid = past, p.p. . overlay 2.    
overlain = p.p. . overlie  
overland = 1. a ; 2. adv  ,      
overlap = v  1)  , ;  2)        
overlay = 1. n ; 2. v (past, p.p. overlaid)    (  . .) ; 3. past . overlie    
overleaf = adv   ()  
overleap = v  1) , ;  2)       
overlie = v ( past overlay, p.p. overlain)   -.,  -  
overlive = v  1)  -.;  2)        
overload = 1. n ; 2. v     
overlook = v  1)  (   . .) ;  2)   -. ;  3)  ...; the window ~s the sea          ;  4) , ;  5) ,   ;  6) ,  ;  7)       
overly = adv ,   
overman = n  1) '';  2)  . ,       
overmaster = v  1) , ;  2)   ( )      
overmatch = v  (-. -.)  
overmature = a   
overmuch = adv ,    
over-nice = a  1)  ;  2)       
overnight = 1. a   ; 2. adv  ,   (    ); to stay ~  ,     
overpaid = past, p.p. . overpay  
overpass = v  1) ,  (  . .)     ;  2) , ;  3)   ,        
overpast = a ,    
overpay = v (past, p.p. overpaid)   
overpayment = n ,    
overpeopled = a   
over-persuade = v ,   -  
over-persuasion = n   
overpitch = v  1)          () ;  2)       
overpitched = a   ( )  
over-placement = n  .   
overplus = n ,   
overpoise = 1. n ; 2. v     
overpopulation = n   
overpower = v ,   
overpowering = a  1) ;  2)       
over-production = n   
overran = past . overrun  
overrate = v   
overreach = v  1) ();  2)  (  . .) ;  3) , ; to ~ oneself     , ;  4) refl  ( )      
overridden = p.p. . override  
override = v ( past overrode, p.p. overridden)  1) ,  ;  2)  () ;  3) ,    ;  4)  ()      
overrode = past . override  
overrule = v  1) , .        -.;  2)  , ;  3) ,  (       . .) ,        
overrun = v ( past overran, p.p. overrun)  1)   ,  .      ( ) , ;  2)  ;  3) . pass  (, with) ;  4)  ( -  )      
oversaw = past . oversee  
oversea(s) = 1. a , ,  (   ) ; 2. adv  ,  ; to go ~         
oversee = v ( past oversaw, p.p. overseen) ,   -., -.  
overseen = p.p.  oversee  
overseer = n ,   
overset = v ( past, p.p. overset)  1) , ;  2)       
overshadow = v  1) , ;  2)       
overshoe = n ,   
overshoot = v ( past, p.p. overshot)  ( ) , .   ,   
overshot = past, p.p. . overshoot  
oversight = n  1) , ;  2) ; to be under 
the ~ of smb.        -.      
over-simplify = v ,    
oversleep = v ( past, p.p. overslept) ,   
oversleeve = n   
overslept = past, p.p. . oversleep  
overspend = v (past, p.p. overspent) ,     
overspent = past, p.p. . overspend  
overspread = v (past, p.p. overspread)  1) ;  2) ;  3) ();  4) ()      
overstate = v   
overstatement = n   
overstay = v ,   
overstep = v , , .    
overstock = 1. n  , ; 2. v   ,  (.,   )    
overstrain = 1. n  ; 2. v ,     
overstrung = a    
overt = a , ,   
overtake = v ( past overtook, p.p. overtaken)  1) , ;  2)  ();  3) ; ~n by (  with) fear            
overtaken = p.p. . overtake  
overtax = v  1)   ;  2)        
over-the-counter market = n      
overthrew = past . overthrow 2.    
overthrow = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ; 2. v ( past overthrew, p.p. overthrown)  1) , , ;  2) ,       
overthrown = p.p.. overthrow 2.    
overtime = 1. n  ; 2. adv     
overtime standard = n    
overtone = n  .   
overtook = past . overtake  
overtop = v  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
overture = n  1)  . pl  ,     () ;  2)  .       
overturn = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  . ; 2. v  1) ();  2) ;  3) , ,            
overvalue = 1. n , ()  ; 2. v ,  ,          
overwatched = a       
overweening = a , ,   
overweigh = v  , ...,   
overweight = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. 
a predic   ; 3. v  . p.p.  ,    (--with)    
overwhelm = v  1) , ,  .      (  . .) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
overwhelming = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (   . .) ,      ( )      
overwork = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)     ,      (  . to ~ oneself);  2)       
overwrought = a  1)  ();  2) , ;  3)        
owe = v  1)   -.;  2)     -.,       -      
owelty = n  . ,   
ower = n  .   
owing = a  1) , ;  2)  -.;  3)  ;  4) ~ to ,       
owl = n ; to send ~s to Athens    ; ~        
owlet = n  ,   
owl-light = n   
own = 1. a  1)  , with one`s ~ eyes      ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ; 2. n 
to hold one`s ~   ,      , 
on one`s ~    . ; 3. v  1) , ;  2) (), he ~s himself indebted        , he ~s you are right      ,   ; to ~ to smth.       -., to ~ up  . )      ; )            
owner = n , , , factory ~ , 
joint ~ , the ~    
ownerless = a ,   ,   
owners` equity = n    
ownership = n  1) , ;  2)        
ox = n ( pl oxen) , ; the black ~ ) ; )   
oxalic = a  .   
oxbow = n   
oxen = n  1) pl  . ox;  2)        
ox-eyed = a ,   
oxford = n  1) ;  2)        
oxherd = n   
oxhide = n    
oxidation = n   
oxide = n , carbonic ~    
oxidize = v ()  
oxygen = n  1) ;  2) attr       
oxygenous = a   
oyster = n ; close (  dumb) as an ~=     
ozone = n  .   
ozonize = v   
ozonometer = n  .   
ozonosphere = n   P, p = 16  .  ; to mind one`s P`s and Q`s    , he knows his P`s and Q`s     , P#d1#b . . , , P#d2#b .  1) ;  2) ;  3) , P#d3#b . ,     ,        
pa = n .   PA =   1) .   (he is my PA);  2) PA+S  , ,           ,        ,       (loud and clear over the PA)      
pabular = a .   
pabulum = n . , , , mental ~ .   ; ~ for reflection .     
pace I = 1. n  1) ,  ; to mend one`s ~      ;  2) , ; to go the ~ ) ,        ; )       , ; to keep ~ with         -.,   -.; to hit     the ~ , .  , at a     quick (  great) ~  , at a slow     ~  , at a snail`s ~      ; to put on ~  ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) ; to put smb. through 
his ~s      -. ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)   ( . to ~ out, to ~ off);  3)   ( ) ,  ;  4)   ( )      
pace II = n , ; to keep ~ with the demand       
pace III = 1. prep   -., prep .    , 
thus, ~ Mr. Chairman I shall   proceed ,   ,     ; 2. n        (My own view, pace the last   speaker, 
is that we should do it)    
pacer = n   
pacha = . pasha  
pachuco = n ( pl -os ) . .  1) ;  2)        
pachyderm = n   (,   . .)  
pacific = a  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) (P.)       
pacification = n  1) , ;  2)  ,  (     )      
pacificism = . pacifism  
pacifico = n . ,     
pacifier = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ,  (  )      
pacifism = n   
pacifist = n   
pacify = v  1) , ,      () ;  2)  ,  (     )      
pack = 1. n  1) , , , ,;      () ;  2) . , ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;  4)  () ,  () ;  5) , , a ~ of lies      ; a ~ of nonsense  ;  6)  () ;  7)   ;  8) attr ;  9) attr ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( , . to ~ up);  3) ,  (, 
with)     ;  4)  (  . .) ;  5)  () ;  6)  () ;  7)    ( ) ;  8)    ;  9)    (,       . ., with) ; to ~ off ,     ; to ~ up .        
package = 1. n  1) , ,  () , , ,     ,    ,       ,   ,      (the union has negotiated 
a new     package of benefits with the management),        ,        ;  2) ) ~ cargo .  ,       ; ) ~ deal .                      ()      (); ) ~ freight .      ; ) ~ goods . ,        ; ) to claim 
a ~ (deal)                 ( , ,        . .) ; ) ~ tour (holiday)       ,        ,       ,   ,      ,   ,       . . ; 2. v .  1) , , ;  2)       
packaged = a . .  (Billy was really ~)  
pack-animal = n    
packcloth = n  ,   
packer = n  1) ;  2)        
packet = n  1) , ,  (, )     ;  2) . packet-boat      
packet-boat = n  ,   
pack-horse = n    
packhouse (pack-house) = n ,   
packing = n  1) , ;  2)  ; ~ 
not included       ;  3) . ,       
packman = n ,   
packplane = n .       
packsack = n   
pack-saddle = n    
packthread = n ,   
pact = n  1) , , Pact of Peace  ,     non-
agression ~   ; to     enter into a ~  ;  2) nudle ~ . ,        , ,               
pad = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ;  5)  (   )     ;  6)  (,   . .) ;  7) .   ( . launching ~,     firing ~); 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ,  -. ;  3)  (  . ., . to ~     out)      
padding = n  1)  ;  2)       
paddle I = 1. n  1)  (  ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)  (  ) ;  5) . , ,      ;  6) pl  () ; 2. v   ,       
paddle II = v  1)    ( ) ,       , ;  2)   (in, on, 
about) ;  3)  ( )      
paddle-wheel = n   ()  
paddock = n  1) , ,  ( ) ;  2) . ,        
paddy I = n  1)  (    ) ;  2) attr  ( )      
paddy II = n . paddywhack  1)      
paddywhack = n  1) . , ;  2) .       Padishah = n   
padlock = 1. n  ; 2. v        
pagan = 1. n ; 2. a     
page I = 1. n , specimen ~  ,   front ~   () , title ~    ; 2. v      
page II = 1. n  1) -;  2) ; 2. v  1)    ;  2) .  -.,        
pageant = n  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3)  ,  ,      ;  4) .   ( )      
pageantry = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
pah = int !  
paid = past, p. p. . pay II  
paid-up = a ,  ( )  
pail = n  1) , , ;  2) .       
pailful = n   (-.)  
paillasse = n    
pain = 1. n  1) , , severe ~  ; to     
stand the ~  , I have a ~ in my     ear    ;  2) , , he is in great ~        ;  3) pl , , for my ~s  ,      ; 
to save one`s ~s       ,  ; to spare no ~s        , ; to take great ~s       ; to be at the ~s doing     smth.   -.;  4) , on (  under) ~ of death        ; ~s and penalties     , ; 
no ~ no gain .           ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)       
painful = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
pain-killer = n    
painless = a   
painstaking = a ,   
paint = 1. n  1) , , dazzle ~ .      , ;  2) pl ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3)    ; to ~ in bright     colors ,        , not so black as he is ~ed        ,   ;  4) (), (); to ~ out      (  . .) ;  5) ~ the town red .        (every time he comes to NY, he paints the     
town red)      
paintbrush = n   
painted = a ,   
painter I = n  1) , , animal ~ ,     
landscape ~ , portrait ~     ;  2)       
painter II = n . () ; to cut the ~ .  ,   
painting = n  1) , , genre (landscape,     easel, 
mural) ~  (,     , ) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)        
paint thinner = n     
painty = a  1) ; ~ smell  ;  2) ) ; )      , ; ~ 
picture      ,        
pair = 1. n  1) , in ~s , a ~ of compasses     ;  2)  , the happy ~ ;  3) pl  ( ) ;  4) .    ,          ;  5) ,  () ;  6) attr ; 2. v  1) ()  ;  2) ();  3)  ; to ~ off      , . ,   (with)      
pajamas = . pyjamas  Pakistani = 1. n ; 2. a     
pal = 1. n .  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v .  ( . to ~ up)    
palabra = n . ,   
palace = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) attr       
palankeen = n ,   
palatability = n  , .   
palatable = a , , .   
palatal = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) .       
palatalization = n .  () ,   
palatalize = v . ,   
palate = n  1) , hard (soft) ~  ()     , 
cleft ~ .  ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
palatial = a  1) ;  2) ,       
palaver = 1. n  1)  (       ) ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,        
pale I = 1. a  1) ;  2) ,  ( ,   . .)     ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
pale II = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) , ; 2. v  ,     
paled = a  ()  
pale-face = n ,    
palette = n   
palfrey = n ., .    
palification = n  1)  ;  2)        
paling = n  1) , , ;  2) .       
palisade = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl .  ; 2. 
v  , ,     
palish = a   
pall I = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2) , , ;  3) ; 2. v ,     
pall II = v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ( . to ~ on)      
pallet = n  1)  ;  2)       
palliasse = . paillasse  
palliate = v  1)  () ;  2) ,  (, ) ,      ()      
palliation = n  1)   () ;  2) ,  (, ) ,      ()      
palliative = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
pallid = a -  
pallidness = n    
pall-mall = n      
pallor = n   
palm I = 1. n  1) ; to grease (  to oil) smb.`s ~     '',  ; to have an itching     ~   ;  2)  () ,  () ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,  ; 
to ~ off     ,  (-. - on, upon)      
palm II = n  1) ,  ;  2)  , . , ;     to bear (  to carry off) the ~       ,  ; to yield     the ~    (-. -     to) ,   ;  3) attr       
palmetto = n ,    
palmful = n  (-.)  
palmist = n    ,   
palmistry = n ,      Palm Sunday = n .     
palmy = a  1) , ;  2)        
palpable = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
palpate = v   
palpitant = a   
palpitate = v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,       
palpitation = n  1) , ;  2)       
palsy = 1. n ; 2. v     
palter = v  1)  , , ;  2) ;  3)        
paltry I = n . ,   
paltry II = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)       
pampas = n pl   
pamper = v ,   
pamphlet = n  1) ;  2)       
pamphleteer = 1. n ; 2. v      
pan I = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)  ,   . . ;  5) . , ,       
pan II = v  1)  ( ) ;  2) .  ,  ; to     ~ out )  ; ) ; )     ,       
pan III = 1. v   (    )   ; 2. n       (the camera ~ned slowly accross to the door)    
panacea = n  ,   
panache = n  1)  (  ) ;  2) ,       
panama = n  1)  ( . ~ hat);  2) .        Pan-American = a   
pancake = n ,   
pancreas = n    Panda car = n .     
pandemonium = n  , ' '  
pander = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
pandowdy = n .    
pane = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  (, )      
paned = a  ,   
panegyric = 1. n (), ; 2. a     
panel = 1. n  1) , ;  2)    ;  3)           ;  4)   ;  5)  , ;  6) .        ;  7)  (       ) (~ a  ); 2. v  1)  ;  2)     ;  3)          
panel doctor =    
panelist = n  1)     (         .) ;  2) ,          ,         
panelling = n    
panful = n  ,  (-.)  
pang = n  1)  ;  2) pl  ()      
panhandle I = n  1)  , ;  2) .           ; ~ State . .         ()      
panhandle II = v  1)  ;  2) ; ~d 
for favors       ;  3) ,       
panic = 1. n , seized by ~  ; 2. a ; ~ price  ,   financial ~  ; 3. v  1)   ;  2) . .          
panicky = a .   
panic-monger = n   
panic-stricken = a  ,    
panne = n   
pannier = n  (. )  
pannikin = n ,   
panoplied = a    
panoply = n   
panorama = n   
pan-pipe = n   
pansy I = n .    
pansy II = n  1)   ;  2) .       
pant = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  () ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ;  3)   -.;  4)  ,  ( ) ;  5)  ,  ( .     to ~ out)      
pantalet(te)s = n pl      
pantaloon = n  1) . ;  2) .       
panther = n .  1) ;  2) . , ;  3)       
pantile = n ,    
pantomime = n   
pantry = n  1) , ;  2)       
pants = n pl  1) ;  2) . .       
pants rabbits = n . .   
pants suit = n .   ()  
panzer = a   
pap = n ,   
papa = n .   
papacy = n   
papal = a   
paper = n 1. n  1) , carbon ~  ,     . , gelatine ~ , India     ~    , plotting     (brown, litmus) ~  (,     ) ; to commit to ~ ,     ; to put on ~ ;  2) ;  3) , 
pl  , ballot (      voting) ~  ,     walking ~s   (     ,  14 ) ; to send in     one`s ~s )    (.,       ) ; )   ;  4)  , ;  5) . , ,      ;  6) ;  7) . ;  8) 
attr ;  9) attr    ;     10) 
attr ;     11) ~ currency . )        ,  ; ) .     . - ,     incovertible ~ currency .        ; ~ standart     - ; ) ~ gain (loss)     .   ();     12) ;     13)    ,        ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  () ;  3)          
paper-back = n  ,      
paper-hanger = n   
paper-hangings = n pl   
paper-knife = n    
paper-mill = n    
paper-weight = n -  
papery = a   ,   
papier-mache = n -  
papoose = n    
paprika = n    Papuan = 1. n , ; the ~s ; 2. a     
papyrus = n ( pl papyri )  1) ;  2) attr       
par I = n  1) , on a ~ (with) ,        () ;  2)  , above (below) ~      ()   (. . 3.) , at ~   ;  3)  , ,     , on 
a ~  , above (below) ~      ()  (. . 2.) , I feel below ~    ;  4) attr , ;  5) ) ~ of exchange  ,      ,  ,      , mint ~ of 
exchange  (      ) ; )           , no ~ (  no     ~ value)   , no ~ value     stock . ( . without ~ 
value shares)              
par II = n . . . paragraph  3)      
parable = n , ; to take up one`s ~     
parabola = n .   
parabolic = n  1) ;  2) .       
parachute = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v ()      
parachute-jumper = n   
parade = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; to make a ~ 
of      -.,  , beauty ~      ; ~ of words  ;  3) ;  4)   ;  5)  ;  6) . , ; 2. v  1) . ,  ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
parade-ground = n    
paradigm = n  1) . ;  2) ,       
paradise = n  1) , a fool`s ~  ,      ;  2) .       
paradox = n   
paradoxical = a   
paraffin = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr ; 2. v      
paragon = n  ()  
paragraph = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. 
v  1)   ;  2)          
parallel = 1. n  1) , , ; to     
draw a ~ between        -.  -., ;  2)  ;  3) .  ;  4) .  ||; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ; 3. v  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) .        
paralysis = n ( pl paralyses )   
paralytic = 1. n ; 2. a     
paralyze = v   
paramount = a , , ,   
paramour = n ,   
parapet = n  1) , ;  2) .       
paraph = 1. n ; 2. v  ()    
paraphrase = 1. n , (); 2. v ,     
parasite = n ,   
parasitic = a   
parasitism = n   
parasol = n  ( )  
parataxis = n .      
paratrooper = n -  
paratroops = n -   
paratyphoid = n .   
parboil = v  1)  ;  2)       
parcel = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)  () ;  5)  ,  ; 2. 
v  1)   ,  ( . to ~     out);  2)   , ,             
parch = v  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ,  (     , ) ; to ~ up ,       
parched = a  ( )  
parching = a   
parchmen-coffe = n     
parchment = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3)        
pard = n . .   
pardon = 1. n  1) , , I beg your ~     !, !;  2)  . , general ~ ,     free ~  , ;  3) .  ; 2. v  1) , ; ~ me!  !,      !;  2) ()      
pardonable = a ,   
pardoner = n .    
pare = v  1)  () ,  ;  2)  ; to ~ away . to ~ off;     to ~ down ,  () ;     to ~ off       
parent = n  1) , , pl ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) attr  ( ) ;  6) 
attr ;  7) ~ bank ,          ,      ,  ; ~ 
company ,              ,  ,      ,  , ,            
parentage = n ,    
parental = a , ,  ( ) ,   
parenthesis = n ( pl parentheses )  1) .    ;  2) pl  ;  3)       
parenthetic(al) = a  1) ,   ;  2)        
parenthood = n ,   
par excellence = adv  ,    
pariah = n   
paring = n  1) ;  2) pl ,       
parish = n  1)  ;  2)  ( . civil ~);  3) ;  4) attr ; to go on the ~              
parishioner = n , -  Parisian = 1. n , -; 2. a     
parity = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . , ;  4) currency ~  ;  5) 
purchasing ~             
park = 1. n  1)  (. ,       . .) , national ~ , the Park     - ( ) ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1)  ,   ;  2)    () , no ~ing     (allowed)   ;  3) . ;  4) .         
parking-brake = n    
parking meter = n .       
parking ticket = n .   ,     ,   
parkland = n  ,     
parkway = n .     
parky = n .  ( )  
parlance = n  , , in common ~  , in legal ~     
parlay = 1. n . ; 2. v .  ,   (    )    
parley = 1. n ,  ( ) ,   ; to beat (  to sound) a ~   .        ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,  (  )      
parliament = n  1) ; to go into ~, to come to ~       ; to sit in ~       ;  2) attr       
parliamentarian = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) .   (           XVII ) ; 2. a     
parliamentary = a  1) , ;  2) .       
parlo(u)r = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) . , ,       
parlo(u)rmaid = n   
parly = n . ( .  parliamentary train)   3-   
parochial = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
parodist = n   
parody = 1. n ; 2. v     
parole = 1. n  1)  , , on ~ ()      , () ;  2) . ; 2. v        
parolee = n      
paroxysm = n , ,   
parquet = 1. n  1) ;  2) .   ;  3) 
attr ; 2. v      
parquetry = n   
parricide = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)        
parrot = 1. n ; 2. v       
parrotry = n      
parry = 1. n ,  ; 2. v ,  ()    
parse = v     
parsimonious = n  1) , ;  2)       
parsimony = n  1) , ;  2)       
parsing = n    
parsley = n .   
parsnip = n .   
parson = n ,   
parsonage = n    
part = 1. n  1) , a great ~  , the     better ~  , , in ~     , for the most ~  ,      , , ~ and parcel      ; ~ of speech .      ;  2)  , , the ~s  ;  3)  ( ) , ;  4) , ; to bear (  to take) ~     in    -.;  5)  (   . .) , for my ~       ,   , on the ~ of      ; to take 
the ~ of        -.; to take ~ with      -.;  6) , , I have done my ~        ;  7) ; to act (  to play) a ~ )      ; ) , pale ~     ,        ;  8)  ;  9) . , ;     10) pl , , in these ~s       ;     11) pl . , a man of ~s      ; to take in bad ~     ; to have 
neither ~ nor lot in         ; 2. v  1) (), (),      ( ) ;  2) , ;  3)   ( ) ;  4) ;  5) , to ~ from ,       -.; to ~ with ) ; )      ()      
partake = v ( past partook, p.p. partaken)  1)   ( -. - in, of) ,      ( -. - with) ;  2) . , ,  (-. -     of) ;  3)  (, of) ;  4)   (-. - of) ,      (-. - of)      
partaken = p. p. . partake  
partaker = n   
parted = a ,   
parterre = n  1) ;  2) .   , ;  3)       
partial = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( - to) ;  3) ;  4) ~ acceptance .       (          ) ,  ; ~ delivery      ; ~ loss  ;     ~ payment  ,       
partiality = n  1) ;  2)       
participant = n   
participate = v  1)  ,  (in) ;  2)  (, , in) ;  3) participating bonds , ,       ,          , participating policy      ,             ,     participating preference shares (.)     . 
participating prefered stock      ,          (     )      
participation = n ,   
participator = n   
participial = a .   
participle = n . , past ~   , present ~     
particle = n  1) ; ~ of dust ;  2) .  , ,           
particolored = a ,   
particular I = n  1) , , in ~  ,      , ; to go into ~s       ;  2) pl  ; to give all the ~s       ;  3) pl       
particular II = a  1) , ;  2) , , ,     ;  3) ,  ( ) ,     , , ;  4) ,  (   .     .) , ;  5) ; to be ~ in one`s speech               
particularism = n  1)   ( -.,      -.) ;  2) .       
particularity = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
particularize = v     
particularly = adv  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,  ;  4)        
parting = 1. n  1) , , , . .     ;  2) , at ~  ;  3) ,  () ;  4) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,    ( )     ;  4) , ,      ( )      
partisan = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) attr       
partisanship = n   
partition = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (  ,  ) ,     ;  3) , ,       ( ) ; 2. v , , to ~ 
off        
partitive = 1. n .  ; 2. a . ,     
partly = adv  1) ;  2)       
partner = 1. n  1) , - (-. - in, of) ,      (  , with) ;  2) , , senior ~  ;  3) , ;  4) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  (-.)       
partnership = n  1) ;  2) ,       
partook = past . partake  
part-owner = n   
partridge = n   
part-time = adv to be employed ~    ,       
party I = n  1) ;  2) attr       
party II = n  1) ;  2)  , , ; to 
have a     ~  , dinner ~ ,       , dancing ~      , stag ~  ; to give     a ~  , ;  3) , ;  4) . ;  5) ;  6) parties concerned        , adverse ~   (     ) , contending parties      () , 
interested parties        , 
opposing     parties    ,     prevailing ~ ,  ,     guilty ~  , ; 
to be a ~     to smth.    -.      
party III = v . .    ,  -.    
pasha = n   
pass = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)    ''; to     get (  to take) a ~      '' ( ) ;  5)  , a pretty ~       () ;  6) , .  ();  7) () , , boarding     ~   ( ) ;  8) ;  9) . ;     10)  ( ) ; to bring 
to ~     , ; to come to ~     , ; 2. v  1) , , ,      ( -. - by,  -. -     across, over) ;  2) , , ,     (),  ( )     ;  3)  () ;  4)  ,      () ;  5)  (, ) , that     won`t ~!   !;  6)  (,   . .) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) ;  9) ,  (        ) ;     10) , ;     11) ,   ;     12)  (, ) ,       ( ) ;     13)  (, , on, upon) ;     14)   ;     15)   ;     16) , ,   ,     , ;     17) ,  ;     18)  () ;     19) . , . , to ~ away )     , ; ) ; to ~ by     )  ; )       ; to ~ 
for ,  -.;     to ~ into , ,     ; to ~ off )       ( ) ; )   (     , ) ; ) ,      ( , ) ; ) ,      (upon) ; )  (,     -.  - for, 
as) ; to ~ on        ,  (      ) ; ~ on please! !,      !; to ~ out )       ( ) ; ) ,      () ; ) . .  ,     '', ; to ~ over )      ,   ; ) ,     ; ) . ; to ~     round )   ; )     , ; to ~ through )      (, ) ; ) ,     ; ) ; to ~ by 
the name     of    ; to ~ in one`s     
checks .       
passable = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
passably = adv ,   
passage = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ,  ( ) ;  3)   ; to take one`s ~        ;  4)  () ;  5) , , , , ;  6) , ;  7) , , ,  ;  8) ,  (, ) ;  9) ;     10) , ;     11)  () ;     12) 
pl , ; to have stormy     ~s with   -.  ;     13)  (   . .) ; 2. v  ,  (,     . .)    
passage-boat = n   
passage-way = n , ,   
passbook = n  1)  ;  2) .        
passenger = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) attr       
passer-by = n ( pl passers-by )   
passing = 1. n in ~ ; 2. a  1) (), ;  2) , ; 3. adv .     
passingly = adv ,   
passion = n  1)   (,   . .) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (for) ;  4)  , ; to fly into a ~     ,   ; to be 
in a ~       ,       
passionate = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
passion-flower = n .   
passionless = a , ,   
passive = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) ~ balance  ,      ; ~ bonds .            
passkey = n   
passport = n  1) ;  2)        
password = n   
past = 1. n  1) , the shadowy ~, the dim and     distant ~  ;  2) .   ; 2. a  1) , , , ;  2) . ; 3. adv ; 4. prep  1) , , he is ~ sixty       ; ~ noon  ;  2) , , the house is ~ the library        ;  3) ,       
paste = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5)  ; 2. v , ,    (with) ; to ~ up     
pasteboard = n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) .  ;  4) attr ;  5) attr       
pastel = n  1) ;  2)   ( )      
paster = n  1) ,    . ;  2)   ;  3) .   ,        ,               
pastime = n  , ,   
pastiness = n ,   
pastor = n   
pastoral = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
pastorate = n  1) ;  2) .       
pastry = n   (, , )  
pastry-cook = n   
pasturage = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)       
pasture = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. v ()    
pasty I = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( . ~-
faced)      
pasty II = n  1) ;  2)       
pat I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) .        
pat II = adv  1)  ,   ; to come ~      ;  2) to stand ~   ,             
patch = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) , ;  6) ,   () ;  7) ; not a ~ on   ; 2. v ,  ; to ~ up )      , ; )    ()    
patchwork = n  1) ,   . .       ;  2) ;  3) attr ,       
patchy = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( )      
pate = n .  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
patency = n ,   
patent = 1. n  1) ,   2) ,  (, ) ; 2. a  1) , ,   2)  , ;  3) ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5) . , ; 3. v ,      
patentee = n    
patent-leather = a   
paternal = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)         
paternity = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
path = n  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3) , to cross smb.`s ~  -.      ;  4)          
pathetic = a ,   
pathetics = n   
pathfinder = n   
pathless = a  1) ;  2) ,       
pathos = n   
pathway = n  1) , , , ;  2)       
patience = n  1) , I am out of (  I have no) ~     
with him      ;  2) ;  3) ; to play ~        
patient I = n ,   
patient II = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (of)      
patio = n    
patriarch = n  1)  , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
patriarchal = a  1) ;  2)       
patriarchy = n  1) ;  2)       
patrician = 1. n  1) . ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
patricide = n  1) ;  2)       
patrimony = n  1)  ;  2)       
patriot = n   
patriotic = a   
patriotism = n , Soviet ~    
patrol = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , , , on ~      ;  3) attr , ; 2. v ,      
patrolman = n .  1) ;  2) ,       
patron = n  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3)       
patronage = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)    ;  4)  , ;  5)   ( ,     ) ;  6)  ,            
patronize = v  1) , ;  2)   , ;  3)    (     , ) ;  4)  ,           
patronymic = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)       
patten = n    
patter I = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2)  ( )      
patter II = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , ; 2. v  ,     
pattern = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; 
to take a ~ of       ( -.) ;  4) ,  (   . .) ;  5) .  ( ) ;  6) . , ;  7) attr , ;  8) ~ post    (.  )     , according to ~ (as per ~)      , assorted ~s  ,     equal 
to ~  , latest ~s      , made to ~       ;  9) , ; ~ of trade        , area ~ of trade          ,     general ~ of trade   ,     shifting investment ~       ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   ,  (after, on,     upon)      
patty = n ,   
paucity = n ,    
paunch = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   ( ) ; 2. v     
paunchy = a ,    
pauper = n   
pauperism = n  , ,   
pauperize = v     
pause = 1. n  1) , , , ;  2) ; to give ~ to       , at ~  ;  3) . ;  4) . ; 2. v  1) ,  , ;     to ~ upon smth.   -.;  2)   ,       
pave = v  1) ,  () ;  2)  (  . .)      
pavement = n  1) , crazy ~       (   ) ;  2)  ;  3) . ;  4)         
pavillion = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ; 2. v  1) () ( ,   .     .) ;  2)  ,        
paving = n  1) ;  2)         
paw = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) . ,  ( . to ~ 
over)      
pawn I = n .  (. .  )  
pawn II = 1. n , , at ~, in ~  ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)  (  . .)      
pawnbroker = n  ,   
pawnee = n   
pawnshop = n   
pawnticket = n    
pax = int . -!  
pay I = 1. n  1) , , , full ~      , half ~ , take-home ~ .          . . , in the     ~ of    -.,  -.;  2) , dismissal ~, severancy ~      , strike ~ ,       ;  3) , , , back ~ .        ;  4) , ;  5) attr , ; 2. v (past, p. p. paid)  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (, , ) ;  4) ,  ,       (  ) ;  5) , who breaks ~s      ;  6)  (,  - to) ,      () ,  () ;  7)  () , ; to ~ 
back )     ,  () ; )     ; 
to ~ smb. back in his own coin        ,        ; to ~ down  ; to ~ for     ) ; ) ; to ~ in          ; to ~     off )  ; )      (, ) ; ) ; to ~ out     ) ; ) ; to ~ smb.     out  -.; ) .      () ; to ~ up  ; to ~     for a 
dead horse  ; to ~ for     one`s whistle          
pay II = v .   
payable = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
paybox = n . ()   
pay-day = n   ,    
payee = n  () ,  ,   
payer = n   
paying = a ,   
payload = n    
paymaster = n , ; ~ general    
payment = n  1) , , cash ~  ; ~     in 
kind  ; ~ by the piece       ; ~ 
forward      ; ~ in full of all demands         , appropriation of ~         ,     balance of ~  , 
clearing ~        , down ~      , draft ~ advice        , 
in default of ~       , overdue ~  ;  2) ,       
pay-off = n .  1)  ;  2)   ;  3) .  () ,       
pay-office = n   
pay-out = n   
pay-roll = .  1) . pay-sheet;  2) inflated ~s        
pay-sheet = n    
pea = n  1) , split ~s  , sweet ~      ;  2) , as like as two ~s          ;  3) attr       
peace = n  1) , at ~   ( -. - with) ,     universal ~  ,    ,     dependable (  lasting, 
durable) ~      ; to ensure ~  ; to     
preserve ~  ,  ; to     struggle for ~   ; to make ~;     )  ; ) ; 
to make     one`s ~ with  ; ~ with honor      ;  2) , ; ~! !,     !; to break 
the ~      , ,  ; to keep     
the ~  ,       ,   , leave me in     ~! ()   !; ~ of mind      ;  3) , ; to hold one`s ~     ();  4) attr       
peaceable = a ,   
peaceful = a ,   
peace-lover = n    
peace-loving = a   
peacemaker = n   
peace-pipe = n    
peace-time = n  1)  ;  2) attr    ,            
peach = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . ' ', ; 2. v .  ( , against,   on, 
upon)    
peach-colored = a    
peach-tree = n    
peachy = a  1)   ;  2) . ,       
peacock I = n  1) ;  2) attr       
peacock II = v , ,   
peacockery = n ,   
peafowl = n ,   
peahen = n   
pea-jacket = n  1) . ;  2)       
peak = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  ,  () ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  () ; 2. v , ; ~ and pine     ; ~ load  ; ~   month ,      (, ,  ,      . .) ,        
peaked =   1) a ;  2) a ,  (      )      
peal = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3) ,  () ,  () ,      () ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)   ( . 
to ~ out)      
peanut = n  ,   
pear = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
pearl = 1. n  1) , , , Venetian ~      ;  2) ;  3)  , ;  4) , ;  5) attr , ;  6) attr  ( ) ; to cast (      to throw) ~s before swine .        ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)  ; ~ed with dew             
pearl-barley = n    
pearl-diver = n ,    
pearly = a  1) ;  2)        
peart = a .  1) , ;  2)       
pear-tree = n    
peasant = n  1) , medium ~ -,     
poor ~ -;  2) attr ,       
peasantry = n   
pease = n  1) . ;  2) attr       
pease-pudding = n    
peat = n  1) ;  2) attr       
peatbog = n ,    
peatery = n    
peatmoss = n    
peaty = a   
pebble = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  (  ) ; 2. v      
pebbly = a    
peccable = a ,   
peccant = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
peck I = n  1)   (  ) ;  2) , ; a ~ of troubles            
peck II = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) . ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .  ,  (at)      
pecker = n  1) . , , keep your ~ up! !,      !;  2)       
peckish = a . ; to feel ~   
pectoral = a  1)  (.  ) ;  2)       
peculiar = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , ,       
peculiarity = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3)  ;  4) ,       
pecuniary = a   
pedagogic(al) = a   
pedagogics = n   
pedagogue = n  1) , ;  2)       
pedagogy = n   
pedal = 1. n ,  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ., . ; 3. v  1)  ,  ;  2) .         
pedant = n  1) ;  2)       
pedantic = a   
pedantry = n   
peddle = v  1)   ,      ;  2)   ,            
peddler = n = pedlar     
peddlery = . pedlary  
peddling = a , ,   
pedestal = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
pedestrian = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
pedigree = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) attr       
pedigreed = a   
pediment = n .   
pedlary = n  1)  ;  2)        
pedler = n ,   
peek = 1. n  ,  ; 2. v  1)  ( . to ~ in);  2)  ( . to ~ out)      
peel = 1. n , , , , candied   ~ ; 2. 
v  1)  , ,  (,     ) ;  2) , ,  ( ,     . to ~ off)      
peeler I = n potato ~   
peeler II = n .   
peeling = n ,   
peep I = 1. n  1)  ; to get a ~ of ;     to 
have (  to take) a ~ at  ;  2) ; the ~ of 
day, the ~ of dawn     ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)         (through) , ;  2)    ( -. - at) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)  ( ,  to ~ 
out);     to ~ into ,  (-.) ;     to ~ 
out       
peep II = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)         
peeper I = n  1) , ;  2) .       
peeper II = n   
peep-hole = n  ,   
peer I = v  1) ,  (at, into,     
through) ;  2) ,  ( )      
peer II = 1. n , without ~ ; 2. v  ( -.) ,     (-.)    
peerage = n  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3)         
peeve = 1. n  , my pet ~   ' ',  ; 2. v     
peeved = a .   
peevish = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
peg = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) ,  () , off the ~      ( ) ;  3)  (. ) ;  4)     ;  5) .  ;  6) . , ; a round ~ in a     
square hole ,         ,          , a ~ to hang a thing on ) ,      (   . .) ; )      ( ) ; to come down a ~      ; to take smb. down 
a ~ or two ,        -.; 2. v  1)  ,   (     . to ~ down, in, out);  2)     ,        , ; ~ged exchange              ; ~ged market .        (   ) ; ~ged     price   ,     crawling ~ ' ' (,                  ) ;  3) . , ,  ( . to     ~ at); 
to ~ away  ,      ( -. - at) , ; to ~ down )      ; ) ; 
to ~ out     )   ( ) ; )     .       
pegging = n  1)  ;  2)  () ;  3)                          
peg-top = n ,   
pejorative = a   
pelargonium = n ,   
pelerine = n   
pelf = n  1) . , ' ',     ;  2) . . ;  3) .       
pelican = n   
pelisse = n  1)     ;  2)        
pellet = n  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2) , ;  3)       
pell-mell = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. a ; 3. adv  , -,     
pellucid = a  1) ;  2)       
pelt I = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) at full ~  ; 2. v  1)  (  . .) , .       -.;  2)  ( , . to ~ down);  3) .       
pelt II = n ,   
pelted = a  ( ) ,   
pelting = a   
peltry = n  ,   
pelvis = n (pl pelves) .   
pen I = 1. n  1)  () ,   ,      () ; ~ and ink      ; to put ~ 
to paper       ,  ;  2)  , ; to live by     one`s ~   , 
fluent ~     ,  ; to wield a (skilful) ~      ,       ;  3) , 
the best ~s of the day       ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) ,       
pen II = 1. n  1)  ( , ) ;  2)    (      ) ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)     (  to ~ up,     to ~ 
in)      
penal = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ,  (     )      
penalize = v  1) ,  (. .) ;  2)          
penalty = n  1) , , on ~, under ~       ; to pay the ~      ;  2) . ; ) ~ clause         ( ) ; )     exaction of a ~  , ;     ) heavy ~  ; ) on (under)     ~ of   -.; ) subject to a ~             
pen-and-ink = a   ( ) ,    
pence = n pl . penny 1); school ~       ; take care of the ~ and the pounds 
will take care of themselves .  ,     ;      
penchant = n  ( -.,  -. - for) , a slight ~    
pencil = 1. n  1) , lead (indelible) ~      () , in ~      ,  ;  2)  () , .  ;  3) .    ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ,       
pencil-case = n   
pencraft = n  1)  ;  2)        
pendant I = n  1) , , ;  2)  ( -. ) ;  3) .       
pendant II = a . pendent II  
pendent I = n . pendant I  
pendent II = a  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3) .  ( )      
pendente lite = n . .     
pending I = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
pending II = prep  1)  ,  ;  2) ,  ,        
pendulous = a  1) , ;  2)       
pendulum = n  1) ;  2)        
penetrable = a   
penetrate = v  1) ;  2) ,  (into, 
through, to) ;  3) ,  (-. - with)     ;  4)  ;  5) , ,       
penetrating = a  1) ;  2)       
penetration = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .          
penetrative = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)       
pen-friend = n     
penguin = n  1) ;  2) .         
penholder = n  ( )  
peninsula = n   
peninsular = a   
penitence = n ,   
penitent = 1. n  ; 2. a     
penitential = a   
penitentiary = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  ; 2. a     
penknife = n    
penman = n  1) , ;  2)       
penmanship = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)          
pen-name = n   
pennant = n  1) . ;  2) .  (  )      
pennies = . penny  
penniless = a , ,   
penn`orth = . penny-worth  
penny = n  1) (pl pence -   , pennies -       ) ,  (= 1/100     . .  1971 . = 1/12 ) ;  2) ( pl pennies) .   1 ; a     
pretty ~  ,  ,     in for a ~, in 
for a pound .       ,   , not a ~ to bless     oneself with    ; to turn an     
honest ~ ; a ~ for your     thoughts!   ?      
penny-a-liner = n    
penny-in-the-slot = n    
pennyweight = n  (  = 1/20  ) , . . dwt; ~ job     
penny-wise = a ; ~ and pound-foolish          
penny-worth = n  1)   , not a ~      ,  ;  2) a good (bad) ~  () ;  3) attr       
pension = 1. n  1) , , old-age ~       ;  2) ; 2. v  ; to ~ off         
pensionary = 1. n ; 2. a     
pensioner = n  1) ;  2) ,              
pensive = a  1) , ;  2)       
pent = a ,   
penta- = pref -, pentagon   Pentagon = n ,   , .    
pentathlon = n .   
penthouse = n   
pent-up = a ,  ( )  
penult(imate) = 1. n  ; 2. a     
penurious = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
penury = n  1)  , ;  2)  (of)      
peon = n ,  (  )  
peonage = n ,   
peony = n .   
people = 1. n  1) , ;  2) (.  pl) , , ,     working ~ , big ~  ;     ~ of good will   , young ~     , country ~  ,     little ~ , professional ~       , the little ~, the     good ~ , ; ~ say... ...; to     poll ~  , most ~     ;  3) (.  pl) , , my     ~  , ; 2. v ,     
pep = 1. n .  , , ; 2. v to ~ up       
pepper = 1. n  1) , . ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
pepper-and-salt = 1. n    ; 2. a  1) ;  2)   ( )      
pepperbox = n  1) ;  2) .       
pepper-castor = n   
peppercorn = n ,    
peppermint = n  1) .  ;  2)        
peppery = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
peppy = a .   
peptic = a   
per = prep  1) , , ; ~ post  ;     ~ 
steamer ;  2) ,  (   ) ;     ~ annum  ;  3) , ~ capita  ,  ;  4) , ~ 
yard        
peradventure I = n . ,  , beyond ~, without ~     
peradventure II = adv . ,  , if ~  , 
lest ~      
perambulate = v  1)    , ;  2)  () ,       ()      
perambulator = n    
perceivable = a ,   
perceive = v  1) , , ,     ;  2) ,       
per cent = n , three ~  , .  per centum, . per cent., per ct., p. c., how much ~?  ?, 
interest at 6 ~ per annum    6  , 
loan at 3 ~  , rate ~  , what is 
the rate ~?   ?, 5 shillings ~ . 5      , three-per-cents  , treasure bills issued at 99 pounds ~  ,    99      
percentage = n ,  ,  ,  ,  ,  (, , )  ;  1) ~ analysis of operations           ;  2) 
the ~ is as follows  (,     )   ;  3) ~ earnings ,                    
percept = n .      
perceptible = a  1) , ;  2)       
perception = n  1) , ;  2)       
perceptive = a ,   
perceptivity = n   
perch I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .    , come     off your ~!  !,  !;  3)   (= 5,03 ) ; 2. v  1)   ,   ,      ( ) ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) . p. p. ,             
perch II = n   
perchance = adv . ,  ,   
percolate = v  1) , ;  2)       
percolator = n  1) , , ;  2)         
percuss = v .   
percussion = n  1)  (   ) ,     , ;  2) . ;  3) attr , ,  (     )      
percussive = a   
perdition = n ,   
perdu(e) = a , , ; to lie ~   ,   
perdurable = a ,   
peregrinate = v . ,   
peremptory = a  1)   ,     ;  2) ,       
perennial = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( )      
perequation = n ,  ,    
perfect = 1. n . ,     () ; 2. 
a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ;  5) , ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) . ; 3. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
perfection = n  1) ;  2) , ; to ~      ;  3) pl , ;  4)       
perfectly = adv , ,   
perfidious = a ,   
perfidy = n ,   
perforate = v  1) , ,      () ;  2)  (into, through)      
perforation = n  1) , ,      () ;  2)       
perforce = adv  , -  
perform = v  1)  (,   . .)     , ;  2) , ,  (,     . )      
performance = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ,       
performer = n   
perfume = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v     
perfumer = n   
perfumery = n   
perfunctory = n ,   
perfuse = v  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
pergola = n         
perhaps = adv  ,   
peri = n  1) . ;  2)       
peril I = 1. n , , at your ~       , 
in ~ of  , at the ~ of    ; 2. v      
peril II = n ~ points .     (.  ) , perils clause . .    , perils of the sea .  , 
perils insured  , excepted perils    
perilous = a ,   
period = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) . ,  ;  5) ; to put a ~ to  ,       (-.) ;  6) pl       
periodic = a  1) ;  2)       
periodical = 1. n ,  ; 2. a     
periphery = n ,   
periphrastic = a   
periscope = n   
perish = v  1) , ;  2) . pass  (   . .)      
perishable = a  1) , ;  2)       
perishables = n pl  ,   
periwig = n   
periwigged = a    
perjure = v to ~ oneself ,    
perjured = a     
perjurer = n , -  
perjury = n  1) , ;  2)       
perk = v  1)  ,   ( . to ~     up);  2) to ~ oneself up ,           
perky = a  1) , ;  2) , ,       
permanence = n ,   
permanency = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
permanent = a  1) , , ;  2)       
permanently = adv ,   
permeable = a   
permeant = a ,   
permeate = v  1)  ( -. ) ,     ;  2)  (among, through)      
permissible = a ,   
permission = n ,   
permissive = a , ,   
permit = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  , weather ~ting        ;  3)  (of)      
permittance = n  1) . , ;  2) . ;  3) .       
permutation = n  1) , ;  2) .       
pernicious = a , , ,   
pernickety = a .  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
perorate = v  1) , ;  2) ,        
peroration = n  1) ;  2) ,        
peroxide = n .   
perpendicular = 1. n  1) , , out of ~     ,    ;  2) .  ; 2. a , ,       
perpetrate = v  ()  
perpetrator = n ,   
perpetual = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ,  (       . .)      
perpetuate = v   
perpetuity = n  1) , in ~ , ;  2)        
perplex = v  1) ,   ;  2)  ,       
perplexed = a  1) ,   ,     ;  2) ,       
perplexity = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
perquisite = n   
perquisition = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
perry = n    
persecute = v  1) ,   (       . .) ;  2) ,  (   .     .)      
persecution = n ,   
persecutor = n ,   
perseverance = n ,   
persevere = v  1)  ,  ( - in) ;  2)  ,       
persevering = a ,   Persian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
persiflage = n  ,   
persist = v  1)  (in) ;  2) ,       
persistence = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
persistency = . persistence  
persistent = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
person = n  1) , , , , in (one`s     own) ~ , , not a single ~       , ; to accept 
the ~ of, to accept     ~s  ,       , squeezable ~      , 
displaced ~s      ;  2) , he has a fine ~  ;  3) ,  ;  4) . ;  5) . ; to have a ~ in one`s pocket      -.         
personable = a ,   
personage = n  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)  ,       
personal I = a  1)  (. .) ; to become ~       ;  2) .  ( )      
personal II = n .    ( -. )  
personality = n  1) , ;  2)  ,  ;  3) . pl  ( -.)      
personalize = v   
personally = adv , ,   ; ~ I differ from 
you   ,         
personalty = n .    
personification = n ,   
personify = v ,   
personnel = n  ,   
perspective = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. a     
perspicacious = a   
perspicacity = n   
perspicuity = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
perspicuous = n  1) , ;  2)    ;  3)       
perspiration = n  1) ;  2) ,       
perspire = v ,    
persuade = v  1)  (of, that) ;  2)  (to + Inf, 
into) ,      (from, out of)      
persuader = n ,   
persuasion = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) . ,       
persuasive I = n   
persuasive II = a   
pert = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
pertain = v  1) ,   ( - to) ;  2)  (to)      
pertinacious = a  1) ;  2)       
pertinacity = n ,   
pertinent = a , ,   ,    
perturb = v  1) , , ;  2)         
perturbation = n  1) , ;  2)       
peruke = n   
perusal I = n  ,   
perusal II = n  ,  , we enclose a 
copy of a letter for your ~ .        
peruse = v  , .   Peruvian = 1. n , , the ~s ; 2. a     
pervade = v ,  (  . .) ,   
perverse = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
perversion = n   
perversity = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
pervert = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
pervious = a  1) ,  () ;  2)  (  . .)      
peseta = n  ( )  
pesky = a ., . ,   
peso = n ( pl -os )  1) ,       ;  2) . . ,       
pest = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) . ,       
pester = n ,   
pest-house = n    
pestiferous = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ,       
pestilence = n  1)  , ;  2) ,       
pestilent = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
pestle I = n  ()  
pestle II = v   
pet I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ,  ;  3) attr ; 2. v ,     
pet II = n  ; to be in a ~      
petal = n .   Peter = to rob ~ to pay Paul       
peter = v . to ~ out ,   
peter-biter = n . -  
peter-claimer = n .    
petersham = n  1)  ;  2)  (  )      
petition = 1. n  1) , , ; to present a     ~  , ;  2) ; 2. v , ,        
petitioner = n , .   
petrel = n .   
petrifaction = n  1) ;  2)       
petrify = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
petrol = n  1) , ;  2) attr       
petroleum = n   
petticoat = n  1)  ,  ;  2) . , , pl  ;  3) attr       
pettifog = n  1)  ;  2)         
pettifogger = n ,   
pettifogging = a , ,   
pettish = a ,   
petty = a , , ,   
petulance = n ,   
petulant = a ,   
petunia = n .   
pew = n  1)   ;  2) . , take a ~       
pewter = n  1) ,    ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
phantasy = . fantasy  
phantom = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) attr ,       Pharaoh = n .   Pharisee = n ,   
pharmacist = n .   
pharmacy = n  1) ;  2)       
pharos = n ,   
pharynx = n .   
phase = 1. n ; 2. v .  1) ;  2)   ; to ~     new methods          
phased I = a .  1) , ;  2)       
phased II = a . .   (.) , what 
got you so ~ (phazed)       (   )  
pheasant = n .   
phenomena = n . phenomenon  
phenomenal = a ,   
phenomenon = n ( pl phenomena)  1) ;  2)  ,       
phew = int !, !,   !  
phial = n ,   
philander = v ,   
philanderer = n ,   
philanthropy = n   
philharmonic = a ,  ( )  Philistine = 1. n , , ; 2. a , ,     
philological = a ,   
philologist = n ,   
philology = n ,   
philosopher = n   
philosophic(al) = a   
philosophize = v   
philosophy = n , Marxist-Leninist ~ - , moral ~ , natural ~   
phiz = n .   
phlegm = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
phlegmatic = a ,   
phlox = n .   
phoenix = n  1) . ;  2)        
phone I = 1. n . ,  , by (    over) 
the ~  , on the ~    ; to answer the ~     ; to get smb. om the ~    -.; to hang up the ~  ; 2. v .     
phone II = n . ,    
phoneme = n .   
phonemic = a   
phonetic = a   
phonetician = n   
phonetics = n  1) ,   (     ) ;  2) pl , his ~ are good              
phoney = 1, 2 . phony 1., 2.  
phonic = a ,   
phonograph = n   
phonology = n   
phony = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , he wasn`t a ~        ; 2. a . , ,    ( )    
phosphate = n .   
phosphoric = a  1) . ;  2)  ( )      
phosphorous = a .   
phosphorus = n   
photo = . . photograph 1.  
photocell = n   
photograph = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
photographer = n   
photographic = a   
photography = n   
photosensitive = a   
phrase = 1. n  1) ,  (     ), , stock ~,     set ~  ;  2) ,  () , in simple ~      ;  3) . ;  4) pl  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) .       
phrase-book = n    
phrase-monger = n   
phraseological = a   
phraseology = n   
phut = adv to go ~ ,  ,    
physic I = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) .       
physic II = v  1) ;  2) . ,        
physical = a , ,   
physician = n , , consulting ~ -  
physicist = n   
physics = n   
physiological = a   
physiologist = n   
physiology = n   
physique = n ,   
pianist = n ()  
piano = n , , grand ~ , cottage ~, upright ~ ; to play the ~     
piano-organ = n   
piano-player = n  1) ;  2)       
piazza = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) .       
pibroch = n .  1)  ;  2)         
picaresque = a ,  ( )  
picaroon = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ; 2. v       
piccaninny I = n   
piccaninny II = a   
piccolo = n .    
pick I = v  1) , , ; to ~ and     choose  ;  2) ,  (,   . .) ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5)  () , , ,      () ;  6)  () ;  7)  () ,  (     ) ;  8) ,  () ;  9)  () ,  ;     10) .  () ; 
to ~ at     , , ; to ~ off )      (  ) ; )     ; to ~ on ) . ; )     , ; to ~ out ) ;     ) ; ) ; ) ,      (, ) ; )      ( ) ; ) ; to ~ up )      () ; )  ( ,     ) , ; )  (,     ) ; )   (     ) ; )  () ; )      ( ) ; ) ''     ( , ) ,      (,   ) ; )     , ; )      () ; )  ( -.) ; )     , .  ( -. -     with)      
pick II = n  1) , take your ~! !;  2) the ~ of the 
basket -.      ,  ;  3)       
pick III = n  1) , ;  2)       
pick-a-back = adv  ,    
pickaninny = I, II . piccaninny I, II  
pickax(e) = 1. n , ; 2. v      
picked = a ,   
picket = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) . () ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   ;  3)  ;  4) . ,       
picking = n  1) , ;  2) pl , ;  3) pl  ; ~ and stealing            
pickle = 1. n  1) ,   ;  2) . pl , ,      , ;  3)  ; to be in a sad ~       ;  4) .  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) .  ,       
pickled = a . .  ('')  
picklock = n  1) ;  2)       
pick-me-up = n    
pickpocket = n -, beware of ~s!  !  
pick-up = n  1)  ;  2) .  ;  3) ,       
picnic = 1. n  1)  ( . . basket ~);  2)  , no ~      ,  ; 2. v        
picric = a .   
pictorial = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
picture = 1. n  1) , , ; to fire     
back ~s    ; to     frame a ~    ;  2) ;  3) , .  ;  4)  (  . .) ;  5) pl  ( . 
moving ~s);  6)   (-.) ; 2. v  1)  () , ;  2) ;  3) ,   ( . to ~     to oneself)      
picture-book = n      
picture-card = n   (, , )  
picture-gallery = n    
picturesque = a  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)       
picture-writing = n    
piddling = a , ,   
pie I = n  1) , shepherd`s ~        ;  2) . ,  , Eskimo ~      () ; ~ in the sky .     -. ; to eat 
humble ~     , ,       
pie II = n   
piebald = 1. n  ; 2. a , . ,     
piece I = n  1) , , , a ~ of ground      , a ~ of water , , a     bad ~ of road ,       ; ~ by ~  , ,     , by the ~  , ,     ,   ; to take to     ~s   ; to pick to ~s       , , .      ;  2) , , a ~ of paper      ; to break to ~s  ; to     come (  to go) to ~s        ,   ,      ; to 
tear to ~s       ;  3) , , , a ~ of art      , a ~ of music      , a ~ of poetry     , a ~ of 
painting ,     museum ~     (.     .) , conversation ~  ,     dramatical ~ ,      , costume ~ .      ;  4)  , , a ~ of     furniture   ( :     ,   . .) , a ~ of 
plate ,     a ~ of wall-paper  ;  5) , , , a ~ of folly      , a ~ of 
impertinence     ,  ;  6)  ;  7)  ( . a ~ of money);  8) .   ( ,       . . , . a ~ of ordnance),     
field ~  ;  9) .  ;     10) , ; a ~ of advice , a     ~ of news , a ~ of luck , a ~ of     work ( ) , 
all of a     ~ ,  ; to cut to ~s )      ; ) .      ; to pull 
to ~s ,     '  '; to give a ~ of 
one`s     mind  ,      (-.)      
piece II = v  1) ,  () ;  2) ,   ,     ; to ~ down      () ; to ~ on  ( -. -     to) ; to ~ out   ( )     , ; to ~ together ; to     ~ up       
piecemeal = 1. a , ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
piece-work = n    
pied = a ,   
pier = n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) ;  4) ,  () ;  5)       
pierce = v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4) ;  5)  -  ( ) ;  6)  () ,  () ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) .  ( )      
piercing = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4) .       
pier-glass = n   
piety = n ,   
piffle = 1. n . , , ; 2. v .  ,     
pig = 1. n  1)  (. .  ) , sucking     ~ ;  2) , , roast ~      ;  3)  () ;  4) . , ;  5) .-. ;  6) . .  ; cold ~        ( ) ;     ~s might fly .  ,        ; to buy a ~ in a poke .         ; to make a ~ of     oneself ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2)         
pigeon = n  1) , , homing ~      ;  2) , ''; to pluck a ~            
pigeon-breasted = a    ( )  
pigeon-hearted = a ,   
pigeon-hole = 1. n  1)  ;  2)    ( ) ; 2. v ,    , . '  '    
pigeonry = n   
piggery = n ,   
piggish = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)       
piggy = n ,   
piggy-wiggy = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)         
pigheaded = a ,   
pig-iron = n     
pigmobile =   (, )  
pigmy = . pygmy  
pignut = n    
pigskin = n  1)  ;  2) . ;  3) . .        
pigsty = n   
pigtail = n ,   
pike I = n   
pike II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  (, )    
pike III = n . turnpike  
piker = n . .    ,   
pikestaff = n    
pilaster = n .   
pilchard = n ()  
pile I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) . , ;  4)  , ;  5) . ; to make one`s ~      ;  6)   ( . atomic ~);  7) . ; 2. v   , , ,   . ,  ( . to ~ 
up);   to ~ it on .     
pile II = 1. n ; 2. v      
pile III = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
pile IV = n .  1)  ;  2) pl       
piled = a   
pilfer = v , ,   
pilferage = n    
pilferer = n    
pilgrim = n  1) , ;  2)       
pilgrimage = n  1) ;  2)        
pill = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3) . , ;  4) pl ; to gild the ~      , a bitter (  hard) ~ to swallow      , a ~ to cure an     earthquake  '  '; 2. 
v  1)  ;  2) .       
pillage = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ; 2. v ,     
pillar = n  1) , ;  2) , ; from ~ to post       ,   ,               
pillar-box = n    
pillbox = n  1)   , ;  2) .  ,  ;  3) .       
pillion = n  1)  ;  2)   ()      
pillory = 1. n  ; to put in the ~     ; to be put (    set) in the ~       ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)         
pillow = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
pillow-case = n   
pillow-slip = . pillow-case  
pillowy = a ,   
pilot = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) () ;  4) .  ;  5) attr , ; to drop the ~       ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  ,       
pilotage = n  1)  ,  ;  2) . , ;  3)        
pilot-cloth = n     
pilot-engine = n  1)  ;  2) .-.       
pilot-house = n .    
pimp = 1. n ; 2. v     
pimping = a  1) ;  2) ,       
pimple = n , goose ~s    
pimpled = a   
pimply = . pimpled  
pin = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl . , he is quick on 
his ~s        (  );  3) ;  4) . ;  5)  (= 4 1/2 ) ;  6) . , , ; in a merry ~       , I don`t care a ~      , you might have heard a ~ fall       ,   ; to be on ~s     and needles    , not a ~     to choose between them           ; 2. v  1) ,  ( -. -     
to) ,  ( . to ~ together); to     ~ smb. to the 
wall        () , .   ;  2) ;  3)  (   . . ,  to     ~ down)      
pinafore = n  () ,   
pince-nez = n   
pincer = n pl  1) , , ;  2) .       
pinch = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  , at a ~   ;  4) . ;  5) . , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6) ;  7) , ;  8) . , ;  9) .       
pinchbeck = n  1) ;  2)  ,  ;  3) attr       
pinchers = n pl ,   
pine I = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) attr       
pine II = v  1)  ( . to ~ away),  (for)     ;  2) , ,  ( -.     - after)      
pineapple = n  1) ;  2) . .  , ;  3) attr       
pine-cone = n    
pinery = n  1)  ;  2)        
pinfold = n     
ping = 1. n  () ; 2. v     
ping-pong = n - ( )  
pin-head = n  1)  ;  2) . ,       
pinion I = n  1)   ;  2) ;  3) .       
pinion II = n  1) . ,  ;  2) .        
pink I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . ;  3) (the ~) , , the ~ of     health  , 
the ~ of     perfection  , in the ~ .       , ; 2. a     
pink II = v  1) , ;  2)  ,  (to ~ out)      
pinkish = a   
pinnace = n .    
pinnacle = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)        
pinny = n .   
pint = n  (  = 0,57 )  
pinto = a . ,   
pin-up = n   ,   . . ,    ( . ~ girl)  
piny = a  1)  ;  2)       
pioneer = 1. n  1)  (  ) ;  2) ,  ;  3) . ;  4) ;  5) 
attr ;  6) attr . ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
pious = a ,   
pip I = n  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  ( )      
pip II = n to have the ~ .    ,      
pip III = n ,  ()  
pip IV = v ,   
pip V = v .  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  () ;  4)       
pipage = n    (  . .)  
pipe I = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  () , clay ~      ; to smoke the ~ of 
peace       ,   ;  3) , , , pl      ;  4) ,  () ;  5) pl  ; put that in your ~     and 
smoke it .          ; 2. v  1)  ( ,   . .) ;  2)   , ;  3)  ;  4)   ;  5)  ;  6) .  , , to ~ away     .    ; to ~ down      ,   ; to ~     up , ,       
pipe II = n   (= 105 )  
pipeclay = n  1)   ;  2) attr          
pipeful = n   ()  
pipeline = n ,   
piper = n , ; to pay the ~      
piping = 1. n  1)  (   . .) ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) , ;  5)   ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ; 2. attr ; ~ hot .    , ;   ,      
pipkin = n  ,   
pipy = a  1) ;  2) ,       
piquancy = n ,   
piquant = a ,   
pique I = n , , , in a fit of ~   , out of ~  ,    
pique II = v  1) ,  () , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) to ~ oneself on , '';  4) .       
piquet = n .   
piracy = n  1) ;  2)         
pirate = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)   ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
piratic(al) = a   
pirogue = n  ()  
pish = int !  
piss = n . . ; ~ ant  , , , I have no time for these ~-ant (~ant) problems        (  )   
pistachio = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) attr  ( )      
pistil = n .   
pistol = n , , silenced ~    
piston = n  1) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) attr       
piston-rod = n .   
pit I = 1. n  1) , , , air ~      , the ~ of the stomach  ;     to dig a ~ for 
smb. .  -. ;  2) , , , ;  3) ;  4) (the ~) , ;  5)  (   ) ;  6)  ;  7) ,  ( ) ;  8) .   ;  9)  (  ) ;     10) . , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)      () ;  3)  ;  4)          
pit II = 1. n .  () ; 2. v .      
pit-a-pat = adv his heart went ~   , his feet 
went ~      
pitch I = 1. n  1)  (,   . .) , ,     , , absolute ~  ;     to rise to a 
deafening ~       (   . .) ;  2)  ; to give a ~       ( ) ;  3) ;  4) , , ;  5)  ;  6)   ( ) ;  7) .    ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ;  2) , ,  () ;  3) .   ;  4)    ( ) ; to     ~ in .    -.; to ~     into . ) , ; )      ; to ~ upon        
pitch II = 1. n , , ; 2. v     
pitch-black = a     
pitch-dark = a  '  '  
pitched = a ~ battle    
pitcher I = n ; the ~ goes often to the well .     , little ~s have long ears .       
pitcher II = n .    
pitchfork = a ; it rains ~s      
pitchy = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
piteous = a ,    
pitfall = n ,   
pith = n  1) ,  () ;  2)  ;  3) ,  () , the ~ and marrow     of   -.;  4) ,       
pithless = a  1)  , . , ,     ;  2)       
pithy = a  1)  , . ,     ;  2)  ( )      
pitiable = a , ,   
pitiful = a  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3) ,       
pitiless = a   
pitman = n  1) ( pl pitmen) ;  2) ( pl pitmans) .       
pit-pat = . pit-a-pat  
pittance = n  1)  , ;  2)  , a 
mere ~        
pitter-patter I = n  () ,   ()  
pitter-patter II = adv ,   
pity = 1. n , ; to have (  to   take) ~ on smb.   -., it is   a (great) ~ () , what a ~!    !; for ~`s sake!  !; the ~ of   it!  !; 2. v ,     
pityingly = adv  ,    
pivot = 1. n  1)   (  );  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)        
pivotal = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
pixy = n   
placable = a , ,   
placard = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2)  ()      
placate = v  1) , ;  2) .        
place = 1. n  1) , attendant`s ~  , birth     ~  ; to give ~ to      ,  ; to 
take ~  ,     , ; to take the ~ of      (-., -.) , in ~ of ,     in the first ~  , in ~ ,     , out of ~ ) ,     ; ) ;  2) ,  ( ,    .     .) ; to engage (  to secure) ~s      ;  3) , ,  ;  4)  , , ,     ;  5) , ;  6)  ( ) ; to keep smb. in     his ~  -.  ,       , there is no ~ 
like home .        ,   ; 2. v  1) , , , ;  2)   , ;  3)  , ;  4) .   ;  5) ) to ~ a loan  ; to ~ an     
issue          ; ) , ; to ~ goods     on the market    ; )      ( ,  ),       ; to ~ an 
amount to a person`s credit     (debt)    -.      ()      
place-hunter = n   
placeman = n , ''  
placid = a , ,   
placidity = n ,   
placket = n  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  ( )      
plafond = n .   
plage = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
plagiarism = n   
plagiarist = n   
plagiarize = v    
plague = 1. n  1) , , ; a ~ of rats      ;  2) . , ;  3) , , bubonic ~  ,     pneumonic ~  ; ~ on 
him!        !; 2. v  1) . , , ,     ;  2) ;  3)        
plaguesome = a . ,   
plaguy I = a . , ,   
plaguy II = adv ,   
plaice = n   
plaid = n  1) , shepherd`s ~  ;  2)  ()      
plain I = 1. a  1) , , , as ~ as a     
pikestaff   , ;  2) ,  , ;  3) ,   ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) , ; to be ~ with        -.;  6)  ( ) ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2)       
plain II = n  1) ;  2) pl , .       
plainly = adv , ,    
plainsman = n    
plain-song = n     
plain-spoken = adv ,   
plaint = n  1) . , , ;  2) .       
plaintiff = n . ,   
plaintive = a , ,   
plait = , . 1. n  1)  () ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v     
plan = 1. n  1) ; to hit upon a ~  ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ,  ,     ;  2)  , , ;  3) . ,       
plane I = 1. n  1) , hospital ~  ,     
pursuit ~ -;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ; 2. a , ; 3. v , .     
plane II = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ; to ~ away, to ~ down           
plane III = n ,   
planeload = n      
planet = n   
planetarium = n   
planetary = a  1) ;  2)       
planet-struck = a ,    
plangent = a  1)      ( )     ;  2)       
plank = 1. n  1) () , ;  2)   ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) . ,  ( . to ~     down);  3) .  ( )      
plank-bed = n   
planking = n    
planner = n ; war ~    
plant I = 1. n , , , garden ~    , in ~ ,  ; to   lose ~ ; 2. v  1)  () ,  (with) ;  2)  (, ) ,      (  . .) ;  3)   ( ) ;  4) ,  () ;  5)  () , ; to ~ out             
plant II = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
plant III = 1. n .  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v .  1)  () ;  2)  ()      
plantain = n .   
plantation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
planter = n  1) ;  2) .-.       
plant-louse = n   
plaque = n  ( )  
plash I = n 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v ()    
plash II = v  () ,  ()  
plashy = a  1) , ;  2)       
plasma = n  1) . ;  2) . ;  3) .        
plaster = 1. n  1) , the ~ of Paris ,     ;  2) , mustard ~ ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  () ;  3)  ; to ~ with 
praise      ;  4)        
plasterer = n   
plastic = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
plasticine = n   
plasticity = n ,   
plastron = n  1) .  ;  2)       
plat = 1. n  1)   ;  2) . , ; 2. 
v .      
platan = . plane III  
plate = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (.        ) ;  4) , ;  5)  (  ) ;  6) ;  7) . ,  ;  8) . ;  9) , ;     10)  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) , , ;  3) .       
plateau = n ( pl . plateaux) ,   
plateful = n   (-.)  
platform = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  (,   . .) ,     space ~   (      );  4)  , ;  5)  ;  6)        
plating = n , ,   
platinum = n .  1) ;  2) attr ; ~ spouge            
platitude = n ,   
platitudinous = a ,   
platoon = n  1) . ;  2) ()       
plaudits = n pl , ,   
plausibility = n ,   
plausible = a  1) , ;  2)         
play = 1. n  1) ; to be at ~ ; out of ~      ; 
fair ~  ; the ~ of     fancy  ; ~ 
of words     ,  ; ~ on words      , ; a child`s ~  ,     ' ';  2) , ; to go to the ~       ; to produce a ~ () , how     long will this ~ run?          ?, miracle ~      ;  3) , , in ~  ;  4) , ; to bring (  to     call) into ~   ,       ; 
to come into ~   ,      ; to 
make ~      ;  5)  () ,  () ;  6) ,  ; 2. v  1) ; to ~ 
high . high II; to ~ fair      ; to ~ foul      , ; to ~ into smb.`s hands        -.; to ~ (up)on smb.`s     feelings   -. ; to ~     smb. false  -.,  -.      ; to ~ fast and loose       ,   ,       ;  2)  (, . ) ;  3)   ;  4) , ;  5)  (, ) ;  6)   ( ) ;  7)   ;  8)  ( ) ;  9)  ( , ) ; to ~     off ) ,  (-.) ; )     ; to ~ off one person against     another  -.; to ~ out: to be     ~ed out  ( ) ; 
to ~ up     )   ( ,     ) ; ) to ~ smb. up ) ,       -.; ) .      (-.) ; ) to ~ up to ,     .   -.      
playable = a ,     
play-actor = n  1) . ;  2)        
playbill = n ,  ()  
playbook = n    
playboy = n   
play-day = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)   (-  )      
played-out = a . ,   
player = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
playfellow = n  , ()  
play-field = n    
playful = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
playfullness = n   
playgame = n it is a ~!  !,  !  
playgoer = n ,   
playground = n  ( ) ,    
playhouse = n  1)  ;  2) .  ;  3) .    (  )      
playing-card = n    
playing-field = n  ,   
playlet = n    
playmate = n  1)  ;  2)  (  )      
plaything = n   
playtime = n  ,   
playwright = n   
plea = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (  ) ;     to hold ~s   ;  4) , , 
a ~ for mercy             
plead = v  1)   ;  2)  ( -. - for) ;  3)  (-. - for) ,       (-. - against) ;  4)   ( ) ; to ~ (not)     guilty ()   ;  5)    , ;  6)        
pleader = n ,   
pleading = n  1) , ;  2) pl .  ;  3) .    ;  4) .       
pleadings = n pl )   )   (    )  1) statement of claim  ;  2) defence (statement of defence, points of     
defence, answer) () ;  3) reply (replication)         ;  4) rejoinder   ;  5) surrejoinder          ;  6) rebutter   ;  7) surrebutter         
pleasant = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) , ;  5) .       
pleasantly = adv  1) ;  2)       
pleasantness = n  1) ;  2)        
pleasantry = n  1)  , ;  2)  ,        
please = v  1) ;  2) pass to be ~d with   -.,     as ~d as Punch  ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) (if you) ~ , 
in his pocket, if     you ~, was a letter!   ,       ,  !      
pleasing = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
pleasurable = a  , ,   
pleasure = 1. n  1) , , ,     
it gives me much ~         ; 
to take ~ in     ,  , may     
we have the ~ of your company? )        !; )       !, it`s a ~       ,  (       ) ;  2) , , at ~  ;  3) attr ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) .        
pleasure-boat = n  ,    
pleasure-ground = n  1)   , ;  2)       
pleat = 1. n ; 2. v      
pleb = . = plebeian; 1. n ; 2. a     
plebian = 1. n ; 2. a     
plebiscite = n   
pledge = 1. n  1) , ; to put in a ~ ; to     
take out of ~   , the ~ of     love, the ~ of 
union  , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) () , , under ~     of secrecy   , election     ~s  ; to take 
the ~       ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)    (-.)      
pledgee = n   
pledger (pledgor) = n   
plenary = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
plenipotent = . plenipotentiary 2.    
plenipotentiary = 1. n  ; 2. a     
plenitude = n  1) , ;  2)  ()      
plenteous = a ,   
plentiful = a  1) , ;  2)  (-.) ;  3)       
plenty I = n  1) , ; ~ of ; ~ more       ;  2) , in ~        
plenty II = adv ,   
plenum = n   
pleura = n   
pleurisy = n   
pliability = n  1) ;  2) ,       
pliable = a  1) ;  2) ,       
pliant = a  1) ;  2) ,       
pliers = n pl   
plight I = n ,  , in a sad (  sorry) ~   , in an evil ~   , in a 
wretched ~     
plight II = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
plinth = n ,   
plod = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ,  (  to ~ along);  2)  ( -. - 
at)      
plodder = n .    
plodding = a , ,    
plop = 1. n ,  ( ) ; 2. v ,  ( ) ; 3. int !, !    
plosion = n .   
plosive = 1. n .  ; 2. a .  (  )    
plot I = 1. n , ; 2. v      
plot II = 1. n ; to discover a ~    ; to 
nip a ~  ; 2. v  1) , ,  ;  2)        
plot III = 1. n  1)  () , a potato ~      ;  2) . , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)   , ;  3)     ( . 
to ~ out)      
plotter = n ,   
plough = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .  ( ) ;  5) (the P.)   () ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  (  . .) ,      () ;  4) .  ( ) ,     '', to ~ through )       ; )  () ,      () ,       
ploughman = n   
ploughshare = n .-.   
plow = 1, 2 ., . plough 1., 2.  
pluck = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , , full of ~ ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2)  () ;  3)  () ;  4) . , ;  5) .  ( ) ,     '';  6)  () ;  7)   (at) ; to ~ away ,     ; to ~ out, to ~ up .     ,       
plucky = a ,   
plug = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3)  ;  4)   ( ) ;  5) . . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) .  ,  ( . to     ~ away);  3) . , , to ~ in      ; to ~ up       
plug-switch = n    
plug-ugly = n . .   
plum = n  1) , French ~ ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) - ;  5) .  ;  6) 
attr       
plumage = n   
plumb = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , out of ~     , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ; 3. v  1)   ;  2) ;  3)  ; 4. adv  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . . ,       
plumbago = n  1) ;  2)         
plumbeous = a ,    
plumber = n  1) ;  2)       
plumbery = n  1)  ;  2)        
plumbic = a .   
plumbing = n  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ,        
plumbum = n   
plum-duff = n     
plume = 1. n , in borrowed ~s  '    ';  2) , ; 2. v  1)   ( ) ;  2)  , ;  3) to ~ oneself ,        
plummet = n  1)  ;  2)  ()      
plummy = a .  ,   
plump I = n 1. a , , ; 2. v ,  ( . to ~ up, to ~   out), to ~ up  ()    
plump II = 1. n  ; 2. a , ; 3. v  1) , ;  2)      (     ) ;  3)  ( upon, into) , ; 4. adv  1) ;  2) ,       
plum-pudding = n ()   
plumy = a  1)  ;  2)  ,       
plunder = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ; 2. v ,     
plunderer = n   
plunge = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; to take the ~       ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2)  (, ) ;  3)  ( , ) ,  (     ) ;  4) ;  5)  ;  6) .  , ;  7)   ;  8)  ( , )      
plunger = n  1) .  ;  2) ;  3) . ,        
plunging = a  1) , ;  2) .  ( )      
plunk = 1. n  () ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) . , '' (     )      
pluperfect = 1. n .      ; 2. a .     
plural = 1. n .  ; 2. a ,     
plurality = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)       
plurilateral = a ; ~ convention    
plus = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ( ,      ) ; 3. prep     
plus-fours = n pl    
plush = n  1) , ;  2) attr ,       
plushy = a   
plutocracy = n   
plutocrat = n   
pluviometer = n   
pluvious = a   
ply I = v  1)  ,  (,     ) ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4)  () ;  5)  () ;  6)  ( , ) ;  7) .       
ply II = n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3) , ,       
ply-wood = n   
pneumatic = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
pneumatics = n   
pneumonia = n  ,   
poach I = v      
poach II = v  1)  ,      ;  2) ; to ~ on smb.`s preserves       -. ;  3)  ()   ;  4)  ()      
pock = n   
pocket = 1. n  1) , ; to have smb. in one`s ~      -.   ; to pick     a ~ ,   ;  2) , empty ~(s) , deep ~(s)     ; to be in ~  ;     to be out of ~   ( ) ,      ;  3) ;  4)  () ;  5) , ;  6) .  ;  7) . , ;  8) attr ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) , ;  3)   ( ) ;  4) .         
pocket-book = n  1)   ;  2)       
pocketful = a   (-.)  
pocket-knife = n    
pocket-money = n    
pock-mark = n  ( )  
pock-marked = a   
pod I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
pod II =   1)   (, ) ;  2)  ()      
podded = a  1) ;  2) ,       
podgy = a .     
podzolic = a  ( )  
poem = n  1) ;  2)       
poesy = n   
poet = n ; ~ laureate -,  , lake ~s  ' ' (, , )  
poetaster = n   
poetess = n   
poetic(al) = a ,   
poetics = n   
poetry = n ,   
poignancy = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  (,     )      
poignant = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  5) ;  6)  ( )      
poignantly = adv  1) , , ;  2)       
point = 1. n  1) , five ~ seven ( 5.7 )        ; ~ of interrogation      ; ~ of view  ;  2) , , a ~ of departure      , cardinal ~s  ;  3) ,  () , . , at     the ~ of the sword  ,       , at the ~ of ,  , at     the ~ of death  ; to be on the ~ of     - Gerung  .       -.   , we are on the ~     of leaving for the Soviet Union          ;  4)  , ,  () ;  5)  , '' , the ~ in     question  , ; to come     to the ~    ; to speak to 
the     ~   ,   , away     from (  
off, beside) the ~   ,       , at all ~s   , a     ~ of honor  , I see your ~      ,     (          ), 
in ~ of fact ,     , in ~ of  ,      ;  6) ,   -.     ; to touch upon some ~s in the report         ;  7) , , what is his 
strong ~?        ?; to make a ~ of + Gerund      .    , I     make a ~ of 
getting up early ,  ,      ;  8)  (,   . .) ;     ~s of the compass  (  32        ) ;  9) ; to give ~s to smb.         (. .) ; to 
gain one`s ~      ,  ;     10) .-.  ;     11) .  ;     12) . ; to come to a ~      ; 2. v  1) ,  ( - at, to) ;  2)  (, ,  - 
at) ;  3)   (to) ;  4) ,  ( - to) ;  5)  () ;  6)   ;  7)  .   ( ) ; to ~     out , ,        
point-blank = 1. a  1)    (     ) ;  2) , ; 2. adv  1)  ,  ; to fire ~       ;  2) , ,       
point-duty = n   (  )  
pointed = a  1) ;  2) .  ( , ) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)       
pointedly = adv  1) ;  2)  ,       ,       
pointer = n  1)  (, ) , ,     ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) .       
pointless = a  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2) , ,      ;  3) .     ,         ;  4)       
pointsman = n  1) ;  2)       
poise = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  , ;  4) ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)   ;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
poison = 1. n  1) , ; to hate like ~      ;  2) attr ;  3) attr  ( ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) .  () ;  3) ,       
poisoner = n   
poisoning = n  1) ;  2) .  () ;  3) ,       
poisonous = a  1) ;  2) .       
poke = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . , ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ,  ( .     to ~ in, up, down); 
to ~ and pry          ; to ~ smb. in the ribs      ;  2)  () ; to ~ about      ; to ~ into ,     ; 
to ~ through       
poker I = n , by the holy ~    
poker II = n .   
poker-work = n     
pok(e)y = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) . . ,       
polar = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
polarity = n  1) . ;  2)        Pole = n , , the ~s   
pole I = n  1) , ;  2) , under bare ~s ) .       ; )        ( ) ;  3) ;  4)       
pole II = n , Arctic (  North) ~  , Antarctic (  South) ~  , celestial ~ .  , magnetic ~  ; as far apart as the ~s    
pole-ax(e) = 1. n  1) . , ;  2)  () ; 2. v  ,  ,       
polecat = n   
polemic(al) = a   
polemics = n   
pole-star = n  , .    
police = 1. n  1) , the ~ (.  pl)     , 
mounted ~  ,     military ~  ;  2) 
attr ; 2. v   ( , )   , .     
police-court = n   ( )  
policeman = n ,   
police-station = n    
policy I = n  1) , peace ~  ,      , tough ~  , a ~     of grab  , 
a give-and-take ~       , for reasons of ~       ;  2)  , ;  3) pl  ;  4) , ,     ;  5) ,       
policy II = n  1)  () ;  2) .        
policy-holder = n       Polish = 1. n  ; 2. a     
polish = 1.  1) ;  2) , ,   , 
shoe ~       ;  3) ,  () ; 2.  1) , ,  ;  2)  ( . to ~ 
away, off, out);  3)  , ;  4)  ( . to ~ up); to ~ off .     ,  ,       
polished = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
polite = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ),  (     ) ;  3)  ( )      
politeness = n ,   
politic = a  1) , ;  2) , ,       
political = a ,   
politician = n  1) ,  ;  2) . .       
politico = n .   
politics = n  1) ; to talk ~       ; to go into ~        ;  2)  , what are your ~?             ?      
polity = n  1)  ;  2)       Poll = n , ''  
poll I = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4)   , a heavy (light) ~      ()    ,     
public opinion ~   ;  5) pl .  ;  6) . , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)       
poll II = n the ~ . . ,     ; to go out in the ~      
pollard = n    
pollen = n .   
polling = n , gallop ~ .         
polling-booth = n     
polling-center = n  ,   
pollster = n ,      
poll-tax = n    
pollute = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
pollution = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
polo = n . , water ~    
polonium = n .   
poltroon = n   
poly- = pref   -, polychrome ,   
polychromatic = a ,   
polygamy = n ,   
polyphony = n ., .   
polysemantic = a   
polysemy = n   
polysyllabic = a   
polysyllable = n    
polytechnic = 1. n ; 2. a     
polyvalent = a .   
pomade = n   
pomegranate = n .   Pomeranian = n  ( )  
pomp = n ,   
pomposity = n ,   
pompous = a  1) ;  2) ,       
poncho = n  ( )  
pond = 1. n  1) , , , the ~ catches      ;  2)  (  ) ; 2. v     
ponder = v ,  ,  ( . to ~ on, to ~ over)  
ponderable = a ,   
ponderous = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ,       
ponderously = adv ,   
pongee = n  ()  
pontiff = n  1)  ();  2) ;  3)       
pontoon I = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)  ()      
pontoon II = n .  ,   
pony = 1. n  1) ;  2) . 25  ;  3) . ;  4) .  ; 2. v .        
poodle = n   
pooh = int !, !, !  
pooh-pooh = v      
pool I = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) , 
swimming ~  ,     the Pool                   
pool II = 1. n  1)          ;  2)   (       ) ;  3) , translator`s ~  ,     
typist ~  , motor ~ .     ;  4) . ;  5)  (  ) ; 2. v  1)  (,   .     .) ;  2)  ;  3)          
poolroom = n .       
poop I = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)   ( ) ;  2)        
poop II = n . ,   
poor = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ,  ;  3)  ( ,   . .) ;  4) , , ;  5) , ;  6) ,  ( ) ;  7) ,  ( , ) ;  8) ,  (   . .)     ,  ( ) ;  9) ,  ( , ) ,     ; as ~ as a church mouse     .     ; 2. n the ~ (.  pl) , ,       
poor-house = n ,    
poor-law = n       
poorly = 1. a she is very ~ today      ,    ; 2. adv , , , he is   very ~ off        
poorness = n  (. ) ,   
poor-spirited = a ,   
pop I = 1. n  1)   (       ) ;  2) ;  3) .  ;  4) . in ~  ; 2. 
v  1) ,  (.         ) ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3)  , ; to ~ in and     out    ;  4)  (into) ;  5) . ,   , to ~ in     ; 3. adv , ; to go ~   ; 4. 
int !    
pop II = 1. n .  ; 2. a .     
pop-corn = n    
pope = n  1)  ();  2)       
pop-gun = n  1)  () ;  2)        
popinjay = n ,   
poplar = n , trembling ~   
poplin = n  ()  
popover = n   
popple = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  ( )      
poppy = n  1) ;  2) attr       
poppy-cock = n . . ,   
populace = n    
popular = a  1) ;  2) , he is ~ with the 
students         ;  3)       
popularity = n   
popularize = v   
popularly = adv  ,   
populate = v , , densely (scarcely) ~d - (-, -)  
population = n  1) , , resident (floating,     
surplus) ~  (, )     ;  2) , business ~ . .      -  ;  3) , livestock ~        
populous = a ,   
porcelain = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
porch = n  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) . ,       
porcine = a   
porcupine = n   
pore I = n v  1)  ( -. - over, on, upon)     ;  2)   ( -. - at) ;  3)       
pore II = n ,   
pork = n  1) ;  2) attr   ,       
porky = a  1) ;  2) . ,       
porosity = n   
porous = a   
porpoise = n   
porridge = n () ; to keep one`s breath to cool one`s ~ ,       
porringer = n   
port I = n  1) , , free ~  , close     ~   ; ~ of destination (  of     entry, of call)  , treaty ~     ,           ;  2) , , any ~ in a storm          ;  3) attr       
port II = 1. n  1) . ,  (  ) ,     
viewing ~ . ;  2)  ;  3) attr ; 2. v .  ()     
port III = n ,    
port IV = n   
portability = n   
portable = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
portage = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. v      
portal = n  1) ,  ;  2)  () ;  3) ;  4) attr       
portative = a ,   
portend = v   
portent = n  1) ;  2)       
portentous = a  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( )      
porter I = n  1) , ;  2) .  ( )      
porter II = n ,   
porter III = n ,    
porter-house = n ,   
portfolio = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .  ;  4) .    ()      
porthole = n ()   
portico = n ,    
portiere = n   
portion = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  , ;  3)  , ; to ~ out       ()      
portionless = a   ,   
portliness = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
portly = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,       
portmanteau = n ( pl . portmanteaux)   
portrait = n  1) , full-length ~        , 
half-length ~  , kit-cat     ~ ,   , he got     his ~ taken  ;  2) ,       
portraitist = n   
portraiture = n  1)  ;  2) ();  3)       
portray = v  1)  ;  2) ,       
portrayal = n  1)  () ;  2) ,       
portreeve = n  1) .  ;  2)        Portuguese = 1. n  1) , , the ~ (.      
pl) ;  2)  ; 2. a     
pose I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ;  2)  () ,         () ;  3)  ,  (-. - as)      
pose II = v   ,   
poser = n    
poseur = n   
position = 1. n  1) (), in (out of) ~  (     ) ;  2) ;  3) , in a ~ to do        (-.) ;  4) , ;  5)  ( -. - on) ;  6) attr  ( ) ; financial ~      ; to be in a ~ )       ; ) . ,       (      ) ,      ,   , distant ~       , near ~       , 
open ~s       ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
positive = 1. n  1) .  ;  2) .  ;  3)  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . , ;  4) .  ( )      
positively = adv , ,   
possess = v  1) , ; to ~ oneself of     ,  -.; to be ~ed ,     ;  2) ,       
postal = 1. n . ; 2. a     
post-bag = n    
post-boy = n  1) ;  2)       
postcard = n    
post-chaise = n    
poster I = n , ; to post up a ~    
poster II = n    
posterior = 1. n . pl ; 2. a  1) ,  (to) ;  2)       
posterity = n ,   
post-free = adv    
postgraduate = n  1) ;  2) attr       
post-haste = adv    
posthumous = a  1) ;  2)          
postil(l)ion = n   
postman = n   
postmark = 1. n  ; 2. v  ()    
postmaster = n , Postmaster General    
postmeridian = a   
post meridiem = adv   (. p. m.)  
post-mortem = 1. n  () ; 2. a     
post-obit = n        
post-office = n  1) ,  ;  2) attr       
post-paid = a      
postpone = v ,   
postponement = n   
postposition = n  1)  ;  2) .       
postprandial = a .   
post-rider = n  (     )  
postscript = n   
postulate = v ,   
posture = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  , ,       
post-war = a   
posy = n  1)  ;  2) .  ( )      
pot = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) . . ;  3) ;  4)   ; big ~      , 
the ~ calls the kettle black .        ,   ; to keep     the ~ boiling )   ;     )    ; to     make 
the ~ boil          ; to go to ~ . ) ,     '  '; )   , 
in     one`s ~s   , a ~ of money       ; 2. v  1)      ;  2) , , ;  3)    () ;  4)    () ;  5)         
potash = n .   
potassic = a .   
potassium = n .   
potation = n  1) , ;  2)        
potato I = n  1) , new ~es  ,     sweet ~ ,  . ~es boiled     in their jackets   '';  2) attr ; small ~es       
potato II = n (   ,   ,  ), pl ~es     
pot-boiler = n .  1) ;  2)       
potency = n ,   
potent = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
potentate = n ,   
potential = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
potentiality = n ,   
potentially = adv   
pot-herb = n . ,   
pot-hole = n   
pot-house = n   
potion = n  1) ;  2)       
potsherd = n   
potter I = n ,   
potter II = v  1) ,   ;  2)        
pottery = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)        
potty = a .  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
pot-valiant = a     
pouch = 1. n  1) , , . ;  2) ;  3) . ; 2. v  1)      ;  2) ;  3)  ,        
pouf = n ,   
poult = n ,   
poulterer = n     
poultice = 1. n ; 2. v      
poultry = n    
pounce = 1. n  1)  ,   2)  (  . .) ; 2. v  1) , ,   2)        
pound I = n  1)  (. = 453,6 ) ;  2)   ( . ~ sterling)      
pound II = v  1) , ; to ~ out (a tune) on     the 
piano   ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ,  (at, on) ;  4) ;  5)    (along)      
pound III = 1. n  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)         
pounder I = n  ()  
pounder II = n       
pour = v  1) (), the rain is ~ing        ;  2)  (into) ;  3) ,  (   . . ,     . to ~ down, out, forth); to ~ forth      () ; to ~ in )  (       . .) ; )  ( ,      ) ; to ~ out )  (, ) ;     ) . to ~ in ); to ~ through       ( )      
pourparler = n . pl ()   
pout = 1. n to be in the ~s ; 2. v  ,     
pouter = n ,     
poverty = n  1) ; to sink into ~       ;  2) ,       
poverty-stricken = a  1) ,   ;  2)  ( )      
powder = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , brown ~   ,     blasting ~  , smokeless ~      ; not worth ~ and shot         ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2) ();  3)        
powder-flask = n   
powder-magazine = n  , . -  
powder-mill = n    
powder-puff = n   
powdery = a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
power = n  1) , , electric ~ ,     
holding ~   (,     ) , 
locomotive ~  ;  2) , , the     
mechanical ~s  ;  3)  (, ) ;  4) , the Great Powers  the     first-rate Powers  , a naval ~      , signatory Powers ,      , ;  5) () , Soviet Power      , sovereign (  
supreme) ~      , in ~  ;  6) ; ~ 
of attorney ,     , emergency ~s      ;  7) , ;  8)  pl , ,     purchasing ~  , it     is out of my ~    ,     I`ll do all in my ~   ,        , ,  ;  9) . , , a ~ of money      ;     10) . , 64 is the 6th ~ of two 64          ;     11) attr , ,       
power-boat = n    
powerful = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( , )      
power-house = n   
powerless = a   
power-plant = n    
power-shovel = n   
power-station = n   
powwow = 1. n  1)   ( ) ;  2)  () ;  3) . . , ; 2. v  ,      
practicable = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
practical = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , , from ~ experience       ; ~ efficiency       ()      
practically =   1) adv ;  2) a) ,  ; )       
practice = 1. n  1) ; to put into ~ ,       ,  ;  2) , ;  3) , , ; to be out of     ~   ,  ( -.) ; to     follow usual ~   ; ~     
of the trade  ;  4) ,   ;  5) . pl , , sharp ~     , corrupt ~s ,     discreditable ~s  ;  6) .  , musketry ~        ; ~ makes     perfect .    ; 2. v . . practise    
practician = n   
practise = v  1) (), (),     ();  2) ; to ~ upon ,      (-.)      
practitioner = n    , general ~    (  )  
pragmatic = n .   
pragmatical = a  1) ;  2)       
pragmatism = n  1) . ;  2) ;  3)       
prairie = n  1) , ;  2) attr ,         
prairie-schooner = n .    
praise = 1. n  1) , beyond ~   ;  2) ; to sing the ~s of      , ; 2. v  1) ; to ~ to the skies ,       ;  2)  ,       
praiseworthy = a  ,   
pram I = n .    
pram II = n    
prance I = n ,   
prance II = v  1) ,   ;  2)  ,       
prandial = a .   
prank I = n , , ; to play ~s  ,   
prank II = v  1)  ,  ( . to     ~ 
out, to ~ up);  2)          
prankish = a ,   
prate = 1. n ; 2. v  ,     
pratique = pratic = n .      ,  ; to admit to ~   ,    
prattle = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
prattler = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
pray = v  1)  ( -. - for) , past ~ing     for )  ; )       ;  2) , ; ~! !,      !      
prayer = 1. n  1) ; to say one`s ~s ;  2) ; 2. n  1) ;  2)       
prayer-book = n   
pre- = pref   -, -, , pre-war , 
pre-establish    
preach = v   
preacher = n   
preachment = n .  (. ) ,   
preamble = n  1) ;  2) ,       
pre-arranged = a  , ,   
precarious = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
precaution = n  1) ,  ;     
to take ~s        ( -. - 
against) , Air-Raid ~s      ;  2)       
precautionary = a   
precautious = a ,   
precede = v  1) ,   -.,      -.; ~d by   (-.) ;  2)     (     , ) ;  3)   , this task now     ~s every other problem                   , the day preceding the day of     payment ,         
precedence = n  1) ;  2)    ( ,       . .) , ;  3)  ; to take (      to have) ~ of ) ; )          ; )       , , these     
matters take ~ of other matters               
precedent = 1. n ; 2. a , ,   
condition ~      
preceding = a   
precept = n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3)       
preceptor = n   
precinct = n  1) ,   ;  2) pl ;  3) .  ;  4) .        
precious I = a  1) ;  2) , , my ~  ;  3) , ;  4) .    : he has 
got into a ~     mess            
precious II = adv . ,   
precipice = n ,   
precipitance = . precipitancy  
precipitancy = n  1) ;  2)       
precipitant = a  1) ;  2)       
precipitate I = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
precipitate II = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ();  4)  ( ) ;  5)       
precipitation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4)        
precipitous = a , ,   
precis = n ; ~ of a document (of correspondence)     
precise = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ,       
precisely = adv  1) ,  , ;  2)       
precision = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ~ boring machine -     ; ~ balance  ; ~ gauge              
preclude = v  1) , ;  2)  (from)      
precocious = a  1) , ;  2)     ( )      
precocity = n    
preconceived = a   
preconception = n  1)  ;  2)       
precondition = n  ,   
precontract = n    (   )  
precursor = n  1) , ;  2)       
precursory = a  (of)  
predacious = a   
predator = n   
predatory = a  1) ;  2) ,       
predecessor = n  1) ;  2)       
predestination = n   
predestine = v   
predicament = n  1)  , , what a     ~!  !;  2) .       
predicant = n   
predicate = 1. n . , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) .       
predication = n  1) ;  2) .       
predicative = 1. n .      ; 2. 
a .     
predict = v   
prediction = n   
predilection = n ,  ( -. - for)  
predispose = v  1) ;  2)  ( -. - to)      
predisposition = n  1) ;  2)       
predominance = n ,   
predominant = a , ,   
predominate = v ,  ( - over)  
pre-eminent = a   
pre-empt = v     
pre-emptition (preemption) = n  1)   , right 
of ~ .        , .          (               ) ;  2)           ,             (      )      
preen = v  () ; to ~ oneself   
pre-establish = v    
prefab = n .    
prefabricate = v  1)  ;  2)         
preface = 1. n  1) , ,  ;  2) ; 2. v  ,      
prefatory = a ,   
prefect = n  1) ;  2) .   (      )      
prefecture = n   
prefer = v  1) ,       (-.) ; ~red share (stock)      ;  2)  ( )      
preferable = a   
preferably = adv ,   
preference = n  1) ;  2)  ; ~ as 
to assets         ;     ~ 
as to dividends        ; ~ bond (debenture)      ;  3)         
preferential = a  1)  ; ~ claim      ; ~ terms      ;  2)  ( ) , (import) duties            
preferment = a  1) ;  2)   ,       
prefix = 1. n . , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)          
pregnable = a  ,   
pregnancy = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ()      
pregnant = a  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)  (, ) ,      ( )      
prehistoric = a   
prejudge = v  1)    ;  2)       
prejudice = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , , in ~ of, to the ~ of      , without ~ to    -.,     we offer you, without ~ &5000 in settlement     
of your claim .             (       ) , 5000         ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ,        
prejudicial = a , ,    
prelate = n , .   
preliminary = 1. n  1)  ;  2) pl  ; 2. a ,     
prelude = 1. n  1)  ( -. - to, of) ;  2) . ; 2. v      
premature = a , ,   
premeditated = a ,    
premeditation = n   
premier I = n -  
premier II = a   
premiere = n   
premise = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl . ;  3) pl ,  (         ) ; to be drunk     on the ~s ; to be drunk to the ~s        ; 2. v     
premium = n  1) , ; to put a ~ on ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3)  ;  4) . , 
at a ~  ; to fetch     a ~   ,        ; to sell at a ~       ,  ,      ; ~ for the call        ; ~ for the put      , .  ,        
premonition = n  1) ;  2)       
premonitory = a ,   
prentice = n .   
preoccupation = n  1)    . .  ;  2) ,  (-.)      
preoccupied = a  ,   
preoccupy = v  1) ,   ;  2) ,        
pre-ordain = v   
prep I = 1. n . .  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. a .     
prep II = n . . preposition  
preparation = n  1) ; to make ~s ,       ( -. - for) , in     ~ for   ;  2) ,   ;  3)       
preparative = 1. n  ,    ; 2. a ,     
preparatory = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ; 3. adv  ,    (to)    
prepare = v (), (), ()  
preparedness = n   
prepay = v  ; ~ed , prepaid expenses )   ; )    ( ) , prepaid income   , freight prepaid   (     )  
prepayment = n .  ; ~s of charges , pl ~s ,    ( )  
preponderance = n  1) ;  2)       
preponderant = a ,   
preponderate = v  1) ,   (over) ;  2) ,  (over) ,           
preposition = n .   
prepositional = a   
prepossess = v  1)  () ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)       
prepossessing = a   
prepossession = n  1) ;  2)       
preposterous = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
prerogative = n ,    
presage = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3)       
presbyter = n   Presbyterian = 1. n ; 2. a     
presbytery = n     
preschool = a   
prescind = v  1) ;  2)  ( -. - from) ;  3)       
prescribe = v  1) ;  2)  (, -. - to,     for,  -. - for)      
prescript = n   
prescription = n  1) ; to write (  to make out) a ~      ;  2) ,       
prescriptive = a  , ,   
presence = n  1) , , the ~ of mind      ;  2) ,        
presence-chamber = n   
present I = 1. n  1)  , at ~ ,       , for the ~   , , these ~s     . ,  ; ~ price      ; ~ goods  ;  2) .   , Present     Continuous        : I am reading   (      ) , Present Indefinite        , I read       (  ) , Present Perfect        , I have     
read   (   ) ,     Historic Present  ; 2. a  1) predic ; to be ~     ; to be ~ to the imagination       ; 
to be ~ to the mind      ;  2) , , ;  3) ,        
present II = 1. n ; to make a ~ of    -.; 2. v  1)  (-. - with) ;  2) ,        (,   . .) ;  3)  (-. -. - to) ; to     ~ oneself , ;  4)  () ;  5) ,  ();  6) ,  (, ) ;  7) , , 
the statement     ~s a balance of $1000 in your favor .          1000              
presentable = a ,   
presentation = n  1)  (-. -. - to) ;  2) . ;  3)  () ;  4) , ;  5) , ; ~ draft     . ,   ; ~ for     acceptence (payment)   (), on     ~        
present-day = a   
presentee = n  1)  ;  2) ,          
presentiment = n   
presentive = a ,  ( )  
presently = adv  1) ,   ;  2)       
presentment = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .        
preservation = n  1) , , in good ~       ,  ;  2) ;  3)       
preservative = 1. n  ; 2. a     
preserve = 1. n  1) pl , ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ;  2) ,  ;  3) , ;  4)         
preserved = a   
preside = v  ( - at, over)  
presidency = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  ( )      
president = n  1) ; ~ of the Board of Trade (P.)       ( .) , (vice) ~ elect     ()-, ,          ;  2) ;  3) .  ()      
presidential = a   
presidio = n   
presidium = n , The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of 
the USSR      
press I = 1. n  1) , , yellow (gutter) ~      () ;  2)  ; to be in the ~       ;  3) ;  4)  ;  5) , ;  6) , ;  7) ;  8) ,        , ~ing order  ;  9) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ; to ~ hard      ; to ~ for an 
answer       ; to ~ for payment       ;  5)  ( - for) ; to be ~ed for time       ,      ;  6)  (-. - upon) ;  7)  () ;  8)  ; to be ~ed for     money   , to ~     down ; to ~ forward      ; to ~ out ; to ~ to     ,       
press II = v  1)  ;  2)       
press-agency = n    
press-agent = n    (,   . .)  
press-conference = n -  
press-corrector = n   
press-gallery = n    ( )  
pressing = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
pressman = n  1) ;  2) ,       
pressure = n  1) , high (low) ~  ()     ;  2) , , financial ~      ; ~ for money ; ~ of     business    ; ~     of taxation  ; ~ of 
the money     market  ()       , under ~  ,        ; to bring ~ to bear     upon, to put ~ upon        -.;  3) , ;  4) .       
pressure-gauge = n .   
pressurized = a ,   
prestige = n   
presumable = a ,   
presumably = adv ,   
presume = v  1) (); ~ total loss .            ( ) ;  2) ,  , to ~ (up)on      ( -.)      
presumedly = adv ,   
presumption = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3)       
presumptive = a ,   
presumptuous = a ,   
presuppose = v  1) ;  2)          
pretence = n  1) , false ~s , ;  2) , , under the ~ of      ;  3) , ;  4)       
pretend = v  1) ,  ;  2) ,   ( - to)      
pretended = a ,   
pretender = n  1) , ;  2)       
pretense = . pretence  
pretension = n  1) , ;  2)       
pretentious = a   
preterit(e) = n .     
pretext = n ,   
prettiness = n ,   
pretty = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  ( , ) , as ~ as     paint ,  ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ;  5) . , ,      (  ) ; 2. n  1) 
my ~  ( ) ;  2) pl  , ; 3. adv . , , ; ~   much     
prevail = v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , ; to ~ up(on)     ,       
prevailing = a  1) , ;  2)       
prevalence = n  1) ;  2) ,       
prevalent = a  1) ;  2)        
prevaricate = v  ,    
prevent = v  1) , ; to ~ delay     in 
production        ;  2) ,  (-. - from) ;     to ~ prices (from) falling             
prevention = n , ; ~ of accidents  ; ~ is better than cure .     
preventive = 1. n  ,    ; ~ officer    ,      ,  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
preview = n  1) ()  () ,     public ~  ;  2)          
previous = 1. a  1) ,  (to) ; ~     
endorser (indorser)  ; ~     holder   ();  2) , ;  3) . , ; 2. adv ~ to , ,     
previously = adv ,   
prevision = n   
pre-war = a   
prey = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; to fall a ~ to       (-.) ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  ()      
price = 1. n  1) , cash ~   (     ) , ceiling (exorbitant, fixed) ~s      (, ) , cost ~     ; to pay a 
heavy ~       ( - for) , spot ~        ,  ,       ; ~ advance   ; ~ and f.        '  '; ~     c.i.f.  ; ~ current ; ~ ex     
lighter (ex quay, ex ship, ex warehouse)        ( ,  ,      ),   (, ,     ); ~ exclusive of   ; ~     f.a.s.  ,  ; ~ f.o.b.      ,  ; ~ movement  ; ~     plus  , pl ~s have advanced     (eased)   (), actual     ~  , agreed ~      , all-round ~  , 
closing ~        , fair ~      , 
in bond ~    ,     reserve ~   , trade ~      ; to cut ~s  , at     any ~  ,      ;  2) , above (  beyond, without) ~     ; 2. v ,      
price-cutting = n    
priceless = a  1) , ;  2) .       
price-list = n   
prick = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) , , the ~s of conscience      ; to kick against the ~s        ; 2. v  1) ();  2) , ;  3) ,  (  ) ;  4)  () ,   (     ) ;  5)  () ; to ~ off      ; to ~ up )   (       . .) ; )       
prick-eared = a    ( )  
prick-ears = n pl   ( ) , . '  '  
prickle = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ''  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
prickly = a   
pride = 1. n  1) ; to feel ~ in smth. )      -.; )    -.;  2)   , false ~     ;  3)  (  . .) , the ~ of the     morning  ; to put one`s ~ in     one`s pocket  ; 2. v to ~ oneself (up)on  (-.,   -.)    
priest = n  1) ;  2)       
prig = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ; 2. v .     
priggish = a  1) ;  2)       
prim = 1. a , ; ~ and proper   ; 2. v  ,      
primacy = n  1) ;  2)        
primal = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
primary = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .         ;  3) .  ;  4) . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ; ~ 
debtor      ; ~ deposits      () ; ~ liability      ;  3)       
primate = n   
prime I = 1. n  1) , in the ~ of life   ;  2) , ,  , the ~ of the     year ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,  ;  4) ,       
prime II = v  1)  (, ) ;  2) .  (  ) ;  3) . ,  ; ~d with     a hearty meal  ;  4) ,  -.     ;  5)       
primer I = n  1) ,   ;  2)       
primer II = n ,   
primeval = a   
priming = n . ,   
primitive = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)       
primordial = a ,   
primp = v .   
primrose = n  1) . , ;  2) attr -      
prince = n , . , , the Prince of Wales   (   )  
princeling = n .   
princely = a  1) , ;  2)       
princess = n , ; ; ~ royal     
principal = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)   ;  4) .  ;  5) .  ; ~ and interest       ; 2. a  1) , , ; ~ creditor     (debtor)   (); ~ sum      ;  2)       
principality = n , the Principality   
principally = adv  ,    
principle = n  1) , , unanimity ~      , the ~ of relativity      , on ~  , in ~      , of ~ , of no ~s     ;  2) (), ;  3) .  ,       
prink = v ,   
print I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; to be in ~   ; to     be out of ~   ( ) ;  3) .  , ;  4) , , blue ~ , ;  5) , ;  6)   ( ) ; 2. v  1)  (, ) , ;  2) ();  3)  ()      
print II = 1. n ; 2. v  ()    
printer I = n ,   
printer II = n .   
printing = n  1) ;  2)        
printing-house = n   
printing-press = n    
print-shop = n    
print-works = n    
prior I = a  1) ; ~ to , , ;  2) ; ~ claim            
prior II = n ,   
priority = n  1) , ;  2)  , ; to take ~     of       
priory = n   
prism = n   
prison = n ; to break ~   ; to put to ~   ; to cast into ~     
prison-breaker = n     
prisoner = n  1) , ; ~ of State,     State ~  ; to be a ~     to one`s chair    ; to     be kept a close ~        ;  2) () ( . ~ of war); to 
take     (  to make) smb. ~  -.        
privacy = n  1) , , ; to     keep ~     ,       ;  2) ,       
private I = n ,   
private II = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , , in ~     )  ; )  ; )     ; to keep smth. ~  -.            
privateer = n   
privation = n ,   
privilege = 1. n , ; to be a ~     ,   ; 2. v  ,     -.    
privileged = a   
privity = ~ of contract .    
privy = a  1) , ; ~ Council (P.)       ( ) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ; ~ to a contract       ; to be ~ 
to       
prize I = 1. n  1) , , the Lenin Peace Prize      ,            ;  2) ;  3) , the ~ 
of life  ;  4) attr ,  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
prize II = n  1) . ,  ; to become     a ~ of  ; to make (a) ~ of     ;  2) attr       
prize-fighter = n -  
prizewinner = n  1) , Lenin ~       ;  2)       
pro = n .   
pro- = pref  1)   ;  2)   , pro-rector           
probability = n , , in all ~   , there is no ~ of (  that)  , ..., the ~ is that -  
probable = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
probably = adv   
probate = 1. n  1)   ;  2)   ; 2. v      
probation = n  1) , ;  2)  , .            
probationary = a   
probationer = n  1)  ;  2) .        
probe = 1. n  1) , space ~  ;  2) . ;  3) .      - , Venusian ~         ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
probity = n ,   
problem = n ,  (. .) ; to solve a ~    
problematic(al) = a , ,   
procedure = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
proceed = v  1) , let us now ~!      !;  2)  (, ) ,  ,     how shall we ~?   ?;  3)   ;  4)  ( -.) ;  5) ,  ;  6) ,  (-. - from)     ,  ( ) , ;  7) .   ( - against) ;  8)         
proceeding = n  1) ;  2) pl ,  ; to     take legal ~s  ;  3) pl  ( ) , ,           
proceeds = n pl ,   
process = 1. n  1) ; to be in ~ ,      ; to be in ~ of         : 
the house is in ~     of construction   ;  2) ,  , ;  3) .   ,  ; 2. v  1)   ,     ;  2) .  ,       
processing = n  ()   
procession = 1. n ; 2. v       
proclaim = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)         (, ) ;  4)  ()      
proclamation = n  1) ;  2)       
proclivity = n   
procrastinate = v ,   
procrastination = n   
procreate = v   
procreation = n   
procure = v  1) , , ;  2) . ,  () ;  3)       
prod = 1. n  1) , , a ~ with a bayonet      ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
prodigal = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ( --. - of) ;  3)       
prodigality = n  1) ;  2)       
prodigious = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
prodigy = n  1)  ;  2)       
produce = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  () ;  3) () (, ) ;  4)  (,   .     .) ;  5) , ;  6) . ,  ()      
producer = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . ;  4) attr       
producible = a   
product = n  1) , , ;  2) , 
finished ~s  ,     gross national ~ . .       , net national ~       ,  ;  3) .  ;  4) .       
production = n  1) , , ,     
commodity ~  , estimated     ~  () ,     mass ~  ;  2) , ,  (     ) ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  (, ) ;  5) ; ~ of the bill 
of lading (of     the waybill)       ( )      
productive = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
productivity = n , ; ~ of labour    
profanation = n ,   
profane = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) , ; 2. v     
profess = v  1)  (, ) ;  2)  , ;  3)  () ;  4)  , ;  5)  -. ;  6)       
professedly = adv ,   
profession = n  1) , legal ~  ,     
liberal ~s  ;  2)   ; the ~ . ;  3)  (  ) ; the ~s of     
friendship   ; the ~s of love       ;  4)       
professional = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,              
professor = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
professorial = a   
professorship = n   
proffer = 1. n ; 2. v     
proficiency = n , ,   
proficient = 1. n , ; 2. a , ,  ( -. -   in, at)    
profile = , . . 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v          
profit = 1. n  1) , ; to make a ~ on      ;  2) . pl (), , ; ~     account  ; ~ and loss account        ; ~ 
sharing       , anticipeited ~  ,     
balance of ~  , , excess     ~ tax   , imaginary ~      , gross ~s      , net ~  ; to split the ~s      ;  3) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)  (-. - by)      
profitable = a  1) , ,  2) ; ~ 
investment       ; ~ rate of exchange            
profiteer = 1. n , war ~s     ,  ; 2. v     
profligacy = n   
profligate = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
profound = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)       
profoundness = . profundity  
profundity = n  1) ;  2)       
profuse = a  1) , ,  (-.) ,     ;  2)  ( -. - in, of)      
profusely = adv ,   
profusion = n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
progeny = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
prognosis = n ( pl prognoses)   
prognostic = 1. n , ; 2. a     
program(me) = n  1) , , what is the ~?       ?;  2) attr       
progress = 1. n  1) ,  , ,     ; 
to be in ~ ) ; )      (   . .) ;  2) , . . ; to make ~      ;  3)  , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)        
progression = n  1) ,  ;  2) . , arithmetical ~      , 
geometric(al) ~            
progressionist = n    
progressist = n   
progressive = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
prohibit = v  1) ;  2)   ( -., from)      
prohibition = n ,  (.   )  
prohibitive = a  1)  (   . .) ;  2) ,       
project = 1. n  1) , , ; to start a ~        ;  2) , ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2) ,  () ;  3) ,  (,  ) ;  4) ,  () ;  5) ,       
projectile = 1. n  (, , ) ; 2. a     
projection = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,        
projector = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ''       
proletarian = 1. n ; 2. a     
proletariat(e) = n   
prolific = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (-. in, of)      
prolix = a , ,   
prologue = n   
prolong = v  1) ;  2)  ()      
prolongation = n  1) , , ; ~ of a     
bill  ; ~ of a term      ;  2)  ()      
prolonged = a  1) ;  2)  (   . .)      
promenade = , . . 1. n  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) . , ;  4) attr  ( ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)         
prominence = n  1)  ; to give ~ to     ;  2) ;  3) ,       
prominency = n ,    
prominent = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
promiscuity = n  1) , ;  2)   (-.) ;  3)       
promiscuous = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ;  5) .       
promise = 1. n  1) ; to break one`s ~       ; to keep one`s ~  ,      ; to give (  to make)     a ~  ; to go 
back on one`s ~      ;  2) , of great ~  ,     ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   1 .  , it was so easy,     I ~ you     ,  ;  3)        
promisee = n . ,   , ,   
promising = a  , the weather looks ~      
promisor = n . ,  , ,   
promissory = a  1)  ;  2)  ( )      
promontory = n   
promote = v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)   ;  3) , , ;  4) .    ;  5) .  () ;  6) .  ()      
promoter = n  1) ,   ,       . . , , ;  2) .       
promotion = n  1)   ;  2) ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4) .          
prompt = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)          ( ) ,  ,      , .           (~ date); ~ note          (,     ,       ) , at a ~ of 4 months         4 ; ~ cash       ; ~ ship       (        ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .       
prompt-box = n    
prompter = n  1) ;  2)   , ''      
prompting = n   
promptitude = n  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
promulgate = v  1) , ,      (, ) ;  2)  (, )      
promulgation = n ,  (, )  
prone = a  1) ,  ;  2) predic       
prong = 1. n  1) ();  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
pronominal = a .   
pronoun = n , demonstrative (indefinite, interrogative, 
personal, possessive, relative) ~  (, , , , )   
pronounce = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( - on,  - for,  -     
against,   - in favour of)      
pronounceable = a   
pronounced = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
pronouncement = n  1)    ;  2)        
pronounciation = n ,   
proof I = n  1) . , as ~      ; 
to adduce (to afford, to     bring forward, to give, to offer, to     
produce) ~s  ; to     have sufficient ~s       ;  2) , ;  3) . ;  4)  () , above (under) ~      ()  ;  5) . , , 
galley ~s     , press ~ ; the ~ of the pudding     is 
in the eating .              
proof II = a  1) , ;  2)  (,   . .) ,     ;  3)   ( )      
proof-read = v  ,    
proof-reader = n   
proof-sheet = n  ,   
prop = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (. .) ; 2. 
v ,  ( . to ~ up),   pl ~s      
propaganda = n , smear ~    
propagandist = n   
propagate = v  1) (), ;  2) ();  3) .  (, , )            
propagation = n  1) , ;  2)       
propel = v  1)  ,   ;  2)       
propeller = n  1) .  ;  2) .        
propensity = n ,  ( -. - to)  
proper = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) . , ;  6) ;  7) .       
properly = adv  1)  ,  , ;  2) ;  3) . , ;  4) ,  ; ~ speaking            
propertied = a   
property = n  1) , , immovable ~      , personal ~, portable ~      , landed ~      , private ~      , a ~  ,     , ~ account  ; ~ levy      ; ~ qualification      ; ~ tax ) .      ; ) .          , real ~      , freehold ~  (       )      , literary ~  ;  2) , ;  3) pl .       
prophecy = n   
prophesy = v ,   
prophet = n  1) ;  2)       
prophetic(al) = a   
propinquity = n , ()  
propitiate = v  1) ;  2)       
propitious = a  1) ;  2)       
proportion = 1. n , (), in ~ to   , 
out of ~ ,   , the demand is out of (all) ~   to the supply      ,       ; 2. v  ( -. - to)    
proportional = 1. n .  ; 2. a     
proportionate = 1. a , ; 2. v ,      
proposal = n ; to make a ~    
propose = v  1) , ,      ;  2)  (  ) ;  3) , ,      ;  4)   ( , 
to) ;  5)  () ;  6)        
proposition = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . , ;  4) . ,  ; he     
is a tough ~           
propound = v  1)  (, ) ;  2)    (, ) ;  3)  ()      
proprietary = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ,      ;  2)  ( )      
proprietor = n , , , landed ~   
proprietress = n , ,   
propriety = n  1) , , the proprieties     ) ; ) . ;  2)       
propulsion = n  1) ,  ;  2)  , 
jet ~        
propulsive = a  1)   ;  2)       
pro rata = adv .   
pro rate = v    
prorogation = n      
prorogue = v  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
pros = n the ~ and cons      
prosaic = a  1) ;  2) ,       
proscenium = n ( pl proscenia )   
proscribe = v  1)   , , ;  2) ;  3) .  ( )      
proscription = n  1)   , ,     ;  2) ;  3) .  ( )      
prose = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) attr ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ,       
prosecute = v  1)  (, , )     , ;  2)   ; to ~ a     claim .  ; to ~ a company (a     firm)     ()      
prosecution = n  1)  (, ,     ) ; to appear for the ~                    ;  2) .  ;  3) (the ~) .  (       )      
prosecutor = n  1) , public ~ ;  2)       
proselyte = n   
proselytize = v      
prosit = int   !  
prosody = n .   
prospect = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) ;  3) . pl ,   ,     cheerful (gloomy) ~s  ()     , what are your ~s 
for today?         ?;  4) .  ;  5) . . , ; 2. v ,      
prospective = a ,   
prospector = n ., . , ,   
prospectus = n  (, )  
prosper = v , ,    
prosperity = n  1) , ,     ;  2) pl        
prosperous = a  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( )      
prosthesis = n  1) ;  2) .       
prostitute = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,             
prostitution = n  1) ;  2)       
prostrate = 1. a  1) , ;  2) . ,   2. v  1)  ( ) ; to ~ 
oneself       (before, at) , . ;  2) , ;  3)         
prostration = n  1)  ;  2) , ,  ,           
prosy = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
protagonist = n  1)   (. ) ;  2) ,   ;  3)       
protasis = n ( pl protases) .   ,    
protect = v  1)  ( - from,  - against) ,     ;  2) , . , ,     to ~ 
a draft (bill)  ,     ; to ~ a bill at 
maturity (when due)        ;  3)       
protection = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , 
labor ~  ;  4)  ;  5) ;  6) . protectionism      
protectionism = n .   
protective = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
protector = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . , Lord Protector ,      ( ) ;  4) .       
protectorate = n   
protectorship = n  1) ;  2)       
protein = n ,   
protest = 1. n  1) , under ~  , ;     to 
enter (  to make, to lodge, to mabe,     to raise) a ~ ,  ;  2)  () ; ~ 
charges     (fees)   , accepte supra ~        , act of ~     ,   ; to defer     (delay) ~  , . captains ~      , extended ~      , 
ships ~  ; to note a     ~   ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  () ; 
to ~ a bill     for non-acceptance          ; to ~ a bill     for non-payment           , 'not to be ~ '        ' ';  3)  , I ~         
protestant = n .  1) ;  2) attr       
protestation = n  1)  , ;  2)  ,       
protocol = 1. n  1) ;  2)   ;  3) .  , ;  4)  ; 2. v ,      
proton = n .   
protract = v  1) ;  2) ,  () ;  3)  ()      
protracted = a  1) ;  2) ,       
protraction = n  1) , ;  2)   ,       
protractor = n  1) . , ;  2) .        
protrude = v  1) , ;  2)  ()      
protruding = a  1) , ,  ;  2)        
protrusion = n  1) ;  2)       
protrusive = a  1) , ;  2)        
protuberance = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
protuberant = a ,    
proud = a  1) ; to be ~ of  (-.,     -.) ;  2) , ;  3) ; ~ as Punch      , as ~ as a peacock ,     ,  ;  4) , you do me ~ .         ;  5) , ,  (     ) ;  6)   ( )      
proud-spirited = a ,   
prove = v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)   inf  .     , , the 
report ~d to be     very interesting        ;  4) ;  5) .  () ;  6) .       
provenance = n , , its ~ is doubtful  ; to settle the ~ of  ,   
provender = n   
provenience = . provenance  
proverb = n ,   
proverbial = a   ,  ,   
provide = v  1) , ; to ~ a person     with 
funds  - ; to ~     with an acceptance  ; to ~     against )    -; )     . , the contract ~s against the     
resale of the goods  ()       ;  2) , ;  3)       
provided = conj  ,  ,  ,      
providence = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) (P.)       
provident = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
providential = a  1) ;  2)       
provider = n   
providing = conj  ,   
province = n  1) , ;  2) pl ,        ;  3)  , ;  4)  ;  5)       
provincial = 1. n ; 2. a     
provincialism = n   
provinciality = n   
provision = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; to make ~     ;  3) pl  , ;  4) ,       ( - - against) ;  5) .  ( ...), ;     ~ for bad and doubtful debts         ; 2. v      
provisional = a  1) ;  2)       
proviso = n ,   
provisory = a  1) ;  2)       
provocation = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)       
provocative = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  (  ...) ;  3) ,  (,     )      
provoke = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , ;  4)       
provoking = a ,   
provost I = n  1)  () ;  2) .        
provost II = n     
prow = n  1)  (, ) ;  2) . ,       
prowess = n ,   
prowl = 1. v ,  ( ) ,   . , ; 2. n on the ~     
proximate = a ,   
proximity = n ; ~ of blood    
proximo = adv  , on the lst ~      
proxy = n  1)  , ,      (   ...) , by ~      ;  2) ;  3) ; to be (  to stand) ~     for  -.       
prude = n  1) ;  2)           
prudence = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
prudent = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
prudery = n  ,    
prudish = a  1) , ;  2)       
prune I = n  1) ;  2) - ; ~s and 
prism     ,         
prune II = v  1) ,  ( ...) ;  2)  () ;  3)  (  , . to ~ away, to ~     down)      Prussian = 1. n ; 2. a     
prussic acid = n .    
pry I = 1. n   ( . Paul Pry); 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) ,  ( . to ~     about);  3)   (  , 
into) ,           
pry II = v        
prying = a  1) ;  2)        
psalm = n   
pseudo = a , ,   
pseudo- = pref ,- -  
pseudonym = n   
pshaw = 1. int !; 2. v  ,     
psychiatrist = n   
psychic = a   
psychological = a   
psychologist = n   
psychology = n   
ptarmigan = n , rock ~    
pub = n . ,   
puberty = n    
public = 1. n  1) , , general ~      , 
in ~ , ;  2) ;  3) . , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ();  3) ;  4) , ; ~ company       ; ~ contracts      ; ~ corporation     - ; ~ debt      ; ~ funds )       ; )     ; ~ loan  ; ~     
revenue  ; ~ securities      ,       ()- ; ~     
service  ; ~ stock       , notary ~     ;  5) ,       
publican = n  1) ;  2)  (  )      
publication = n  1) , ;  2)  (, , ) ,           
publicist = n  1) ,  ;  2) .          
publicity = n  1) ; to give ~ to      ;  2)       
publicize = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
publicly = adv ,   
publish = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
publisher = n   
publishing = a ~ house, ~ office   
publishment = n  1) ,   ;  2)       
pucker = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1) ();  2)        
puckery = a  1) ;  2)       
puckish = a , ,   
pud = n . ,   
pudding = n , hasty ~  , black ~  , Yorkshire ~     (   )  
puddle = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) to be ~d  ;  2)  ,   ;  3) ,   ;  4)  ;  5)  () ;  6)  () ;  7)  () ;  8)       
puddly = a    
pudgy = a ,   
pueblo = n  1)  ;  2)         
puerile = a   
puff = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,  (, ) ;  4) ;  5) ,  ;  6)  (  ) ;  7)   ;  8)  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ; to ~ and blow (  pant)      , ; to 
be ~ed ;  3)   () ;  4)  () ,  () ;     to ~ at a pipe  ;  5) , ;  6)  , ; to     ~ away ; to ~ out ) ,      () ; )  , ;     to ~ up   (  ...)      
puff-ball = n  ()  
puff-box = n   
puffed-up = a ,   
puffy = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)  ;  5) ,       
pug = n  1) , ;  2)        
pugilism = n ,    
pugilist = n   
pugnacious = a   
pukka = a . ,   
pule = v ,   
pull = 1. n  1) ,  , a dead ~      ; 
to give a ~ at ;  2) ; to take a ~ at ();  3) ,  () ;  4) ; to go for a short ~      ()  ;  5) . ;  6) ; to have the ~ of        -.; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ; to ~ smb. by the ear      -.  ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5)  ( ) ;  6) ,   ;  7) ,  ;  8)   ( ) ;  9)  () ;     10) . ,   ( -      , ) ; to ~ about      ; to ~ at ) ,       (  ) ; )      (, ) ; )  (     ) ; to ~ down )  () ; )     ; ) , ; to ~     in )  () ; )      () ; to ~ off )  (,     ) ; ) ,  (,     ) ; ) ; to ~ off the road       ; to ~ out ) ,      () ,  (,     ) ,  () ; )  (      -  ) ; )   ; to     over ~ )  ( ) ; )     ; to ~ through  (     , ) , ; to ~     together )  ; ) to ~ oneself     together   :        ; to ~ up )  (, )     ; )   ( ) ; )           
pullet = n  ()  
pulley = n , , , driving ~    Pullman = n    
pull-over = n ,   
pulmonary = a   
pulp = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) ,  ;  3)  () ; 2. v ()       
pulpit = n  1)  () ;  2) pl .       
pulpy = a ,   
pulsate = v ,   
pulse = 1. n  1) ; to feel the ~  , .      ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) ;  4)   (  . .) ;  5) , ; to stir 
one`s ~s      ; 2. v ,  (  ...)    
pulverize = v  1) , , ()      ;  2) ();  3)  ( )      
pulverizer = n  1) , ;  2)       
puma = n .   
pumice(-stone) = 1. n ; 2. v ,      
pummel = v  ,   
pump I = 1. n  1) , air ~  ;  2) ; 2. 
v  1)  () ; to ~ hard        ; 
to ~ dry  ;  2)   ( ...) ,      ;  3)  (  -. - into) ;  4)  ,  ( -.     - out of) ; to ~ 
out ; to ~ up      ()      
pump II = n     
pumpkin = n   
pump-room = n  1)    ;  2)        
pun = n  , ; to perpetrate a ~    Punch = n  1) ; ~ and Judy         ;  2) '' (       )      
punch I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . , ; 2. v      
punch II = n  1) ;  2) attr       
punch III = 1. n ; 2. v ,      
punctilious = a ,   
punctual = a ,   
punctuality = n ,   
punctuate = v  1)   ;  2) ,       
punctuation = n   ,   
puncture = 1. n  1)  ( ...) ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1)  ( ...) ,      () ;  2)  ( )      
pundit = n  1)  , ;  2) .        
pungency = n ,   
pungent = a ,   
punish = v  1) ,  ;  2) .    -.,      ;  3) .       
punishable = a    
punishment = n , corporal ~  ; to 
comute the ~  ; to set a ~    
punitive = a   
punster = n   
punt I = 1. n  ; 2. v    (   )    
punt II = 1. n .     ()   ; 2. v .        
puny = a , ,   
pup = 1. n  1) ; to sell smb. a ~ . ,      (-) ;  2)  (, , ) ;  3)   ; 2. v     
pupil I = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
pupil II = n   
pupil(l)age = n  1) ;  2)       
pupil(l)ary I = a  1) ;  2)         
pupil(l)ary II = a   
puppet = n  1) , ;  2) attr  ( ) ,      ( )      
puppet-play = n    
puppetry = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
puppet-show = n    
puppy = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  ,       
purblind = a  1) ;  2) ,       
purchasable = a   
purchase = 1. n ; ~ and sale   ; ~   for 
future delivery   ; ~ money    ; ~ on 
credit     ; ~ trial  , at 10   
years` ~ ,      , 
conditional ~    , hire ~   ,   
outright ~  ; ~ power    ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  .  (, )      
pure = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) ,  ( , ) ;  6) , , ;  7)  ( - from)      
purely = adv  1) , , ;  2) ,       
purgative = 1. n  () ; 2. a  1) . , ;  2)       
purgatorial = a ,   
purgatory = 1. n ; 2. a     
purge = 1. n  1) ,  (. ) ;  2) . ; 2. v  1)  ( -. - from) ,     ,  ( -. - of) ;  2)   ( ...) ;  3)  ;  4) ; to ~ away 
c, ; to     ~ out       
purification = n ,   
purifier = n .   
purify = v () ( -. - of , from)  
purist = n   Puritan = n  1) ;  2) (p.) ;  3) attr       Puritanism = n  1) ;  2) (p.)        
purity = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
purl I = 1. n ; 2. v     
purl II = n  1) ;  2)   ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)          
purlieu = n  1) pl , ;  2) pl ;  3) ,  () , . ,              
purple = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)  ; 2. a  1) , , -;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) ; 3. 
v , () -    
purport = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1) ,  ( -.) ;  2) ,       
purpose = 1. n  1) , , nefarious ~s      ; to the ~ ,  , beside the ~     , 
of set ~  , on ~     , ; to answer (  
to     serve) the ~  ,      , , for that ~       , . for legal ~s        ;  2) , ; to good ~       ; to little ~   ,       ; to no ~ ,     ; to some ~   ; 2. v ; to be ~d .        
purposeful = a  1)  , ;  2) ,       
purposeless = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
purposely = adv ,   
purr = 1. n ; 2. v     
purse I = n  1) , ;  2) , fat (  long, heavy) ~     , , light ~ ;     the public ~ ; to button up one`s ~     , ; to 
have a common ~       ; to line one`s ~        ; to open one`s ~     ;  3)  ; to make up a ~       ( ) ;  4)  , ; to give (  to     put up) a ~  ,        
purse II = v   
purse-proud = a  (  )  
pursuance = n , ; in ~ of   (-.) ,  (-.) ; in ~ of an agreement (of a law)   , ; in ~ of a purpose (of a plan)    (); in ~ of your letter .       
pursuant = adv ~ to  -.; ~ to your instruction .       
pursue = v  1) ,   -., ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  (-.) ,  ;  6)  () ;  7)  (, ,     )      
pursuer = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
pursuit = n  1) , ; in ~ of  ,       , ;  2) , daily ~s  ,           
pursy I = a  1)  ;  2)       
pursy II = a   
purulent = a ,   
purvey = v  1)  () ,      () ;  2)       
purveyance = n  1) ;  2)       
purveyor = n ,  ()  
purview = n  1)  (, ) ; ,     ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)        
pus = n   
push = 1. n  1) , ; to give the ~ ,     ; 
to get the ~  ;  2) ;  3) ,  ; to make a ~       ;  4) , ;  5)  ;  6) , ;  7) . ,  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)   ( -.) ,      (-.  -. - to) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  () ;  6) to be ~ed for        (, ) ;  7) ,  () ; to ~     along ) ; )       () ; to ~ aside      () ; to ~ away ; to ~     forward ,  ; to ~     in    ( ) ; to ~     off )   , ;     ) . , ; to ~ on      ; 
to ~ out )       ( ) ; ) ,      (   . .) ; to ~ through     (); 
to ~ up ; to ~     up sales on new outlets          ()      
push-button = n  1)  () ;  2) attr  ( ) ;  3) attr '' ( )      
push-cart = n    
pusher = n  1) ;  2) ,        
pushing = a ,   
push-over = n . .  1)  ;  2)        
puss = n  1) , a ~ in the corner '  '     ( )  2) ;  3) .  , , 
sly ~           
pussy = n  1) ;  2) ,        
pussy-cat = n ,   
pussyfoot I = n . .    
pussyfoot II = v  1)  ,  ;  2) . .  ,            
pustular = a   
put = v ( past, p. p. put)  1) , , (); to ~ to     bed  ; to ~ smb. in charge of       ; to ~ into one`s head      -.; to ~ into 
shape      ;  2)  ( -. ) ; 
to ~     in order   ; to ~ smb. at     his ease  -.       ;  3) ,  ( ,        . .) ;  4) ; to ~ it in black and white        ,      () ; to ~ into words      ; to ~ (words) 
to music      ()  ;  5)  (    ,     from... into) ;  6) , ,  (      . .  - , 
at) ;  7) , ;  8)  ( , 
for) ,      () ;  9)  (, on) ;     10) .    ( ) , .       ,  ,        ; ~ and 
call  ,     ; ~ of more   ; ~     
option (option for the put)        ,   ; ~     premium (premium for the put)      ,    ; to give     for the ~   ; to take     for the ~   ; to ~ about     ) . (), ,     ; )  (  . .) ;     ) .  ,        ; to ~ across ,      ( , ) ; to ~ aside )     ; )  () ; )      () ; to ~ away )      (-.) , ; ) . ,      () ; ) .  ( ,      ) ; )      () ; ) . ; to ~ back     ) ,   (      ) ; )    ( ) ;     )   ( ) ; to ~     
by )  () ; )      () ; to ~ 
down ) ; )      () ; )      ; ) ,  (-.     - for) ; ) ,   -.     ; to ~ forth )  () ; )      () ; to ~ forward      () ; to ~ in )  (,       ) ; ) .      () ; )   ( -.     ) ; )  () ,      () ; )  () ; )     .   (for) ; 
to ~ on     for a post  , ; ) .       ; to ~ off )      (, ) ; )  (, )     ; )  ( -. - 
from) ; )      ( -.) ; to ~ off with a     
jest  ; ) . ;     to ~ on ) ; )       ( ) ; )  ,        (  . .) ; to ~     
out ) , ; )      () ; )  (, ) ; )     , ,  (,   .     .) ; ) , ; )       ; 
to ~ through ) .      (,  ) ; )      ( ) ; to ~ together )     ; ) ; )      () ; to ~ 
up )  ()     ; ) ; ) ,      () ; )  (,       . .) ; )  (, )     ; ) ,   ( ) ;     )  ; ) , ; )        (, ) ; )      (-. , at) ; )     ,  ( -. - with) ; to ~     upon ) ; ) ; to ~ 
smb.     off his guard  -. ;     to ~ smb. 
on his guard      -., never ~ off till 
tomorrow what you     can do today .         ,          
putrefaction = n   
putrefy = v   
putrescent = a   
putrid = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
putridity = n ,   
puttee = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
putter = v   ( -. - over) ; to ~ about     
putty = 1. n , ,    ; 2. v ,   ( . to ~   up)    
put-up = a . ,    
puzzle = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) , , cross-word ~     ; 2. v  1)   ,       ;  2) ;  3)   ( -. - over) ; to ~     
out   -.,       
puzzlement = n ,   
puzzling = a   ,     
pygmy = n   
pyjamas = n pl   
pyramid = n   
pyramidal = a   
pyre = n    Q, q I = n 17-    .   Q II = n  ( )    , get 
me a Q of...    -.  
quack I = 1. n  () ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
quack II = n  1) , ,  (.) ,     '', never again to that quack,         '';  2) attr       
quackery = n   
quadrangle = n  1) ;  2)        
quadrant = n ,  ,   90   
quadrate = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
quadrature = n   
quadrilateral = 1. n ; 2. a     
quadrille = n   
quadriplicate = 1. n in ~   ; 2. v ,          
quadruped = n  ()  
quadruple = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)    ;  3)  ( ) ; 3. v     
quadruplets = n pl   
quaff = v   ,   
quag =  . quagmire  
quaggy = a  1) , ;  2)       
quagmire = n ,  (. .)  
quail I = n   
quail II = v , ,   
quaint = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
quake = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v , ; to ~ with fear         Quaker = n   
quaky = a   
qualification = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) () , age (educational,     electoral, property) ~      (, ,     ) , residential ~            
qualificatory = a  1) ;  2)       
qualified = a  1) , ;  2) ; ~ 
acceptance       ; ~ purchase   ;  3)       
qualifier = n  .   
qualify = v  1) () ( -. - for) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( - as);  4) , ;  5)  (  . .)      
qualitative = a   
quality = n  1) , ; ~ guarantee      , 
average ~  ,     difference in ~   , inferior     in ~  , landed ~       , merchantable ~     ,   , shipped ~        ( ) ,     
superior in ~  , shipping ~       ; ~ production       ,     best ~  , , first ~      , middling ~  , high     (poor) ~  () , of good ~      ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
qualm = n  1)  ;  2)    ;  3) , ; ~ s of conscience            
quandary = n    
quanta = pl  . quantum  
quantitative = a ; ~ restrictions  , ; ~ regulation of imports    
quantity = n  1) ; ~ on hand ,       , fair ~ ()      , 
negligible ~ )      ; ) ,        ;  2)  , in quantities       , ;  3)  . , unknown ~      , ;  4)  .        
quantum = n ( pl quanta)  1) , ;  2) , ; ~ of world trade        ;  3)  . ;  4) attr ~ theory        
quarantine = 1. n ; ~ certificate    ; ~ dues (fees)    , in ~  ; 
to detain in ~     ; to liberate from ~     ; to raise (release)   from ~   ; 2. v      
quarrel = 1. n , , ; to peek (  to   seek) a ~    ,   ; to take up another`s ~    -.   ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ; to ~ with one`s     bread and butter              
quarrelsome = a , ,   
quarry I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. 
v  1)  ,  ;  2)  (   . .)      
quarry II = n  ( ) ,  .    
quart = n  1)  (= 1/4 ) ,   1,136     ,   0,9463     1,012        ;  2) ,   1 ; to try to put     a ~ into a pint pot              
quarter = 1. n  1)  (-. - of) ;  2)  , a ~ to one       ;  3)  () ;  4)  ;  5) , , from every ~ , from all ~     s   , from no ~ ,        ;  6)  () ;  7) pl , ; to take up one`s     ~ s , at close ~ s       ;  8) pl  . , ;  9) ; to give no ~   ;     10)  , hind ~ s  ;     not a ~ so good as    , ;     to come to close ~ s )   ;     )  ; 2. v  1)    ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  (at)      
quarter-day = n    ( )  
quarter-deck = n  .  1) ;  2)       
quarterly = 1. n ,     ; 2. a , ; ~ statement   (report)  ; 3. adv    , ,   payments are made ~         
quartermaster = n  1)  . ;  2)  . -      
quartern = n  1)   (0,142 ),       (2,27 ),   (113,4 );  2)    (4 )      
quarter-sessions = n pl    (   )  
quartet = ( te) n  .   
quarto = n  1)  ;  2)    1/4       
quartz = n  .   
quash = v  1) ,  (  . .)     ;  2)  (  . .)      
quasi = adv  ,  , ,   
quaver = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)   ;  3)        
quavery = a   
quay = n , ,   
queasy = a  1)  ;  2)    ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ,       
queek = v  ( )  
queen = 1. n  1) ;  2)  . ;  3)  . ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. v  1) to ~ it )  ; )     ,  ( ) ;  2)  .           
queenly = a ,   
queer I = a  1) , ;  2) , , there is     something ~ about it -  ,     ;  3)    ; in     Queer Street . )  ; )        
queer II = v .   
quell = v  (, )  
quench = v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  () ;  4)  () ;  5)  ()      
quenchless = a ,   
quenrulous = a , ,   
query = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,  ;  3)         
quest = 1. n , in ~ of   -.,   -.; 2. v  ,     
question = 1. n  1) , leading (nice, poignant,     needling) ~  (, ,     ) , 
indirect (  oblique)     ~  , dumb ~  .      ; to put a ~  ; to parry     a ~    ( ) ; ask     no ~ s   ;  2)  , , , vexed     ~  , it is not the ~        , beside the ~    (),     the ~ of the hour ,      ; to initiate (to settle) a ~ ,      () ; to beg the ~        , a matter in ~      , a person in ~ ,        ;  3) , beyond (  out of, 
without) ~      ; to call in ~      , ; out of the ~         , shipment in October is out of     the ~             ,         ; to pop the ~        ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3) ,  ;  4) ,        
questionable = a ,   
questioner = n ,   
questionless = 1. a , ; 2. adv     
question-mark = n  ,    
questionnaire = n ,   
queue = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) , ; to stand in ~       ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   ,         
quibble = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ,  ( ) , ; 2. v        
quick = 1. a  1) , ; to be ~ , be ~!     !, !; ~ sale      , ; ~ 
liabilities       ;  2) ,  ; ~ assets      ;  3) , ; ~ to understand     , ; ~ to sympathize     ; ~ to take offence ; ~     
of apprehension ,  ; 2. n  1)  ; to cut to the ~       ; to the ~   ,       ;  2)  . ; the ~ 
and the dead       ; 3. adv ,     
quicken = v  1) ();  2) ();  3)       
quickie = n  . ,    ( ,   . .)  
quicklime = n    
quickly = adv ,   
quickness = n  1) ;  2) ,       
quicksand = n    
quickset = n    
quicksilver = n   
quickwitted = a , ,   
quid I = n       
quid II = n (pl  .)  .      
quiddity = n  1) , ;  2)       
quidnunc = n ,   
quiescence = n , ,   
quiescent = a , ,   
quiet = 1. n , , , ,   on the ~ )  ; )  , ; to   buy goods up on the ~     ; 2. a  1) , , , ,     keep ~!  !, !;  2) , ;  3)  (  ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) , ; to keep smth. ~       -.,  -.; 3. v (); to ~ down     
quieten = v ,   
quietly = adv ,   
quietness = n , ,   
quietude = n , ,   
quietus = n   , ,   
quill I = n  1)  ;  2) ()   ; to 
drive a ~      ;  3)  ;  4)  .       
quill II = v  1) ;  2)         
quill-driver = n  . ,   
quilt = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)  .       
quince = n   
quincentenary = n   
quinine = n   
quinone = n .   
quinquagenarian = 1. n  ; 2. a     
quinquennial = 1. n ; 2. a ,       ; ~ valuation  (),           
quinsy = n   
quint = n  .   
quintal = n   
quintessence = n   
quintet(te) = n  .   
quintuple = 1. a  1) ;  2)    ; 2. 
v        
quintuplets = n pl    
quip = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
quire I = n  1)  () ;  2)   , 
in ~ s     ,        
quire II = 1, 2 . choir 1., 2.  
quirk = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  , ;  4)       
quirt = 1. n  . ; 2. v  .      
quit = 1. n   ,  ; 2. a predic ,  (   -., -.) ; to be (  to get) ~ of   , ; 3. v  1) , ;  2)  . ,  (  .     .) ;  3)  . , ,       
quitclaim = 1. n   ; 2. v       
quite = adv  1) , , , , oh,     ~! , !, !;  2) ; ~ a long time ago  ;  3)   , , it is ~     hot        
quits = a predic  : to be ~ ,   ; to cry ~ ) ; )   ,   
quittance = n  1) ;  2) ,       
quitter = n . ,   ,      
quiver I = 1. n , ; 2. v , , ; 
to ~ with   excitement       
quiver II = n ; an arrow left in one`s ~ ,     
quiverful = n  1)   ;  2)  .        
quivive = n on the ~ ,   
quixotism = , quixotry n   
quiz I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ; 2. 
v  1) , , ;  2)     -.      
quiz II = n 1.  .  , ,  ; 2. v  .  ,        
quizical = a  1) , ;  2)       
quod = 1. n  . ; 2. v       
quoin = n  1)   ;  2)   ;  3)       
quondam = a   
quorum = n   
quota = n , , ,  (   ,   ) , 
abolition of ~  , bargaining ~s ,      , global ~  ; to take up a ~ ,    
quotation = n  1) , outworn ~s  ;  2) ;  3) , , , ,      ; ~ c.i.f (f.o.b., f.a.s., ex mill, ex     warehouse, etc)   (, ,      ,    ..); ~ of 
the day      , asked ~  , bid ~      , closing ~        , direct ~       , indirect ~       , split ~  .  ()         ( . 10 1/16     ) , spot ~         ;  4) ,       
quotation-marks = n pl   
quote = 1. n  1)  . ;  2) pl ; 2. v  1) ,   -., -.;  2)  , ; ~ a price for     the goods    ()       
quoth = v  . ,   
quotidian = a  1) ;  2)       
quotient = n  .   R, r = 18-  .  ; the three R`s . , ,  (reading, (w)riting, (a)rithmetic)  
rabbet = n ,   
rabbit = 1. n  1) , . . ;  2) .  ; 2. v       
rabbit-hole = n    
rabbit-hutch = n      
rabbit-warren = n    
rabble = n  1) ;  2) (the ~)       
rabid = n  1) , ;  2)  (   . .)      
rabidity = n ,   
rabies = n ,   
raccoon = n .   
race I = 1. n  1)   , , the ~s ,     
obstacle ~   ;  2)  ,  ;  3)    , ;  4)  ; armaments ~, arms ~      ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)   ;  3)  (, )      
race II = n  1) ; the human ~ ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4)   ()      
race III = n   
race-card = n    
racecourse = n    
race-hatred = n    
racehorse = n    
race-meeting = n    
racer = n  1)    ;  2)  ;  3)  ,   . .      
rachitis = n   
racial = a   
racialism = n   
racism = . racialism  
rack I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)      ( ) ;  4) ;  5) .  ;  6) , , ;  7) . , . , ; to be     
on the ~ ; 2. v  1)      ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
rack II = n to go to ~ and ruin   
rack III = v   (   )  
racket I = n  ( )  
racket II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,   ; to     go on the ~  ;  3) , ;  4) . , ; to stand     the ~ (of) )  ,       -.; )          ; )       ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)          
racketeer = n . , ,   
racketeering = n . ,   
rackety = a ,   
rack-rent = 1. n   ; 2. v         
rack-wheel = n    
racquet = . racket I  
racy = a  1) ,          (   . .) ;  2) , , ; ~ of the soil     ) , ; )  (       . .)      
radar = n  1) ;  2)       
radial = a  1) , ;  2) .       
radiance = n  1) ;  2) ,       
radiancy = . radiance  
radiant = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
radiate = 1. a  ; 2. v  1)  (, ) , ;  2) , ;  3)   ( )      
radiation = n  1)  (. .) , ,     ;  2) attr   ,  (     )      
radiator = n   
radical = 1. n  1) . ;  2) .  , ;  3) . ; 2. a  1) , , , ;  2) .   ;  3) .       
radicalism = n .   
radii = n pl . radius  
radio = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. 
v       
radio- =      
radio-active = a   
radio-activity = n   
radiogram = n  1) ;  2)        
radio-location = n   
radioman = n .   
radio-telegram = n   
radish = n   
radium = n .   
radius = n ( pl . radii)  1) , within a ~ of        -.;  2)  () ;  3) .        
raffish = a   
raffle = 1. n ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)         
raft I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) ()        
raft II = n . . ,   
rafter I = . raftsman  
rafter II = n .   
raftsman = n  1) ;  2)       
rag I = n  1) , , , ;  2) pl , , in ~s  ,     ;  3)  , not a ~ of      , ;  4) . ,  ( , )     ,  ( ) ;  5) attr ; to chew the ~ .      , ,  -.      
rag II = 1. n  , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
ragamuffin = n   
rag-and-bone-man = n   
rag-bolt = n  1) .  ;  2)       
rage = 1. n  1) , ; to fly into a ~       ;  2) .  , ; to be all     the ~   ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ,      (   . .) ; to ~ itself out     ,  (   . .)      
ragged = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,   ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) , ;  5)  ( )      
raggery = n . '',   
raging = n  1) ;  2)  (   . .)      
ragman = n   
ragout = n   
ragtag = n .   
ragtime = n  1)   ;  2) attr       
raid I = n .          
raid II = 1. n , , ; 2. v    ,    ,     
raider = n  1)    ;  2) . ;  3) . ,        
rail I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; to get (  to run) 
off the ~s       , off the ~s )       ; )   ;  3)  , by ~       ;  4) , , ;  5) ; to sit on the ~ . ,     ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ;  3)    ; to ~     in ; to ~ off       
rail II = v , , ,   
rail III = n ,   
railing = n ,   
raillery = n    
railroad = 1. n .  1)  ;  2) attr ; 2. v .  1)          ;  2)   ;  3) . ,         (, , 
through) ;  4) .  (-. -., to,     into) ;  5) .    (      )      
railway = 1. n  1)  , aerial ~      , 
elevated (circular) ~      ()  ; ~ 
advice             ; ~ 
carloading      ; ~ earnings   ;  2) attr ; ~ gange       ; ~ junction         ,      ; ~ sleeper ; ~     track  ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)         
railwayman = n    
railway-yard = n  ,    
raiment = n . ,   
rain = 1. n  1) , pouring ~, pelting ~      , 
the ~s   ,      ; ~ or shine   ;     to be caught in the ~   ,       ; to keep the ~ out       ;  2) ,  () ,  (, )     ; 2. v  1) it ~s, 
it is ~ing  ;  2) (), () (      ) ; it never ~s but it pours .       ,  ,      ()         
rainbow = n  1) ;  2) attr ,       
raincoat = n    
raindrop = n    
rainfall = n  1) ;  2)        
rain-gauge = n .   
rainless = a ,    
rainproof = a   
rain-storm = n     
raintight = . rainproof  
rain-water = n    
rain-worm = n    
rainy = a  1) ;  2)  (   . .) ; for a ~ 
day             
raise = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) , ;  5)  (   . .) ; 
to     ~ the discount   ;  6)  () ;  7) , ;  8) , , ; to ~     claim  ; to ~ objection     ;  9)  (, ) ;     10)  (, ) ;     11) ,  ( ) ; to ~     
money  (, ) ; to     ~ a loan  ;     12)  (, ) ; to ~       ;     13) .  (               ) ; ~d bill        () ; ~d check  ; to ~     
from the dead   ; to ~     difficulties   () ;     to ~ the wind .        
raisin = n   
rajah = n   
rake I = 1. n  2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ( . to ~ up, to ~     together);  3)  ,  (among, in) ; to     ~ in  ; to ~ 
out ,     .   ; to ~ up ,      (. .)      
rake II = 1. n , ; 2. v     
rake-off = n . .  1)   (  ) ,     ;  2)        
raker = n  1) ;  2)        
rakish I = a ,   
rakish II = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
rally I = n  () ,  () , a ~ occured in 
the afternoon      
rally II = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , .  ;  3)  () ; 2. v  1)  , (),     ();  2)  (   . .) ;  3)   ;  4) ,  ( ) , the     market rallied          
rally III = v ,   -.  
ram = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) (R.)  () ; 2. v  1) (), ;  2) ;  3) , ; to ~ into smb., to     ~ it home         
ramble I = n ,   
ramble II = v  1) ;  2)      (     )      
rambler = n  1) ;  2)        
rambling = n  1) , ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4)  ( )      
ramification = n  1) , ;  2) .        
ramify = v   
rammer = n  1) . , ;  2) . ;  3) .       
rammish = a    
ramp I = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1)     (        . .) ;  2)   ;  3) . . ,   ,     ;  4)   ( )      
ramp II = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v .  1) ;  2)       
rampage = 1. n , , , on the ~    ; 2. v ,     
rampageous = a ,   
rampancy = n   
rampant = a  1)     (        . .) ;  2) , ;  3)   ( ) ;  4)  ,  (     )      
rampart = 1. n  1) () ;  2) , ; 2. v ,      
ramrod = n   
ramshackle = a   
ran = past . run 2.    
ranch = 1. n , () ; 2. v   ,      
rancher = n  1)  ;  2)         
ranchman = . rancher  
rancid = a ,   
rancidity = n   
rancidness = . rancidity  
rancorous = a ,   
rancour = n ,   
random I = n at ~ , ,   
random II = a , ,  ( )  
random III = a ~ lengths .  ; ~ widths   ( )  
ranee = n    
rang = . right II 2.    
range = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   (,     ) , , ;  4) , , ;  5) , ; ~ of 
vision     ,  ;  6)  , ,      () , out of ~  ;  7)  () ;  8) , ; 2. v  1) ()  ,   ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ,  ( -     over, 
through) ;  5)      (     ) ;  6)  ( ... ) ; (          )      ,     (          ) ,     Hamburg - Antwerp ~         ; ~s from Odessa to Hamburg -     Antwerp ~                      ;  7)  (  ) ;     prices ~d between... and...          ...  ...;  8)  (    -     , ) ;  9) . ,  (       -  )      
range-finder = n .   
ranger = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) . -       
rangy = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
rank I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , honorary ~  ;  3) , , ;  4) the ~s, the ~ 
and file  ,     ; to rise from the ~s ) .         ; ) .       ; to 
reduce to the ~s       ;  5)  ; (the) ~ and fashion      ; 2. v  1) ()  ,       ;  2) , ;  3) , he ~s among the best writers          ;  4)  () ; to     high (low)   ()     ;  5)   ( , )      
rank II = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) , ;  5) , , ;  6) ,       
ranker = n ,     
rankle = v  , ,  (   . .)  
ransack = v  1) , ,  (      -.) ;  2)       
ransom = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)  ;  3)       
rant = 1. n  ,  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
ranunculus = n ( pl . ranunculi) .   
rap I = 1. n  1) () ;  2)  , a ~ on the door       ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)  ; to ~ out  ,      ( -.)      
rap II = n not a ~  ; not worth a ~   , , I don`t care a ~    
rapacious = a  1) ;  2)       
rapacity = n   
rape = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
rape-oil = n  ,    
rapid = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. n . pl ,      
rapidity = n ,   
rapier = n   
rapine = n   
rapprochement = n ,     
rapt = a  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3)       
rapture = n  1) , ; to be in ~s       ; to go into ~s   ;  2)       
rapturous = a   
rara avis = n ,   
rare I = 1. a  1) , , , ;  2) ,  ( ,     ) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. adv .     
rare II = a . ,   
rarefaction = n ,   
rarefy = v  1) (), ();  2)       
rarely = adv  1) , ;  2) ,       
rarity = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  (  . .)      
rascal = n   
rascality = n   
rash I = a , ,   
rash II = n   
rasher = n    ( )  
rashness = n ,   
rasp = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ,  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,  ;  4)       
raspberry = n  1) ;  2) .   ,  ;     to give (  to hand) smb. a ~ ,      -.      
raspberry-cane = n . pl   
rasping = n . pl .   
rat = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . ~! !, !; as wet as a ~,     like a drowned ~ )  ; )       ; to have ~s in the attic .        ,   ; to     smell a ~  , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  (, )      
ratable = a  1)   ; ~ ton      ;  2) , ; ~ value      ,  ;  3) ,       
ratably = adv ,   
rat-catcher = n   
ratchet = n .   
rate I = 1. n  1) , , , ; ~ of     discharge  ; ~ of interest(s)      ; ~ of 
discount      , bank ~   ,     
market ~ (of discount)       ; ~ of issue  , buying     ~  , the ~s of wages       , flat ~ .       (  . .) ; ~ of exchange      ; ~ of surplus 
value . .       , average ~ of     
profit . .   ;  2) , , , , at     the ~ of...   ...;  3) , ; at the ~ of...       ...  ; ~ of 
turnover      ;  4) , the regular ~ ,      ; at the ~ of...  (-) ;  5) , , ;  6) ; ~s and taxes        ; ~ payer       ; at any ~       ,   , at that ~       , at this ~  ,  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , he was ~d one 
of the bravest men          ;  3)        
rate II = v   
rateable = . ratable  
ratepayer = n   
rather = adv  1) , , ; I would     ~ 
go today than tomorrow    (      )  ,  ;  2) , , ;  3)   , , ,     he was ~ tired   ;  4) ~! .  ! , ! ( ) ;     
the ~ that...    ...      
ratification = n ,  (  . .)  
ratify = v , ,  (  . .)  
rating I = n  1) ,    ,     
credit ~  ,     financial ~   ,     priority ~        ( ) ;  2) , , , ;  3)  ;  4) ., . ,       
rating II = n ,   
ratio = n , , ; ~ of current assets 
to current liabilities (current ~)       ( ); ~ of 
fixed assets to total liabilities       ; ~ of merchandise to receivables     ; ~ of net profits to net 
worth      ; cover ~  ; net profit ~  , quick ~  , binancial and operative ~s      
ration = 1. n  1) , , . , emergency ~,     
the iron ~  ;  2) pl ;  3) attr ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)   -.       
rational = a , ,   
rationalism = n   
rationalist = 1. n ; 2. a     
rationalistic = a   
rationality = n ,   
rationalization = n  1) ;  2) .         
rationalize = v  1) ;  2)  ;  3) .         
ration-book = n    
ration-card = n    
rationing = n  ; ~ by the purse ' ,    ' ( ,       )  
ratsbane = n  1)   ;  2)        
rat-tat = n ()     
rattle = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) . , ; 2. v  1) , ,  ,     ;  2) ,   ;  3)    , ,     '' (,   . .) ;  4) . , ; to get ~d     ,        
rattle-box = n  1)  ;  2) . ,       
rattlebrained = a   
rattleheaded = . rattle-brained  
rattler = n  1) , ;  2) -. ,  , ,       . . ;  3) . .  ;  4)  , ;  5) .   (-.)      
rattlesnake = n    
rattling I = a  1) , ;  2)  ( , ) ,  (     ) ;  3) .       
rattling II = adv ,   
rat-trap = n   
raucous = a   
ravage = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl  ; 2. v ,     
rave = v  1) ,  ;  2)   (about, of) ;  3) ; ,  (       . .)      
ravel = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ; 2. 
v  1) ,  (  to ~ out);  2)  ( ) ;  3) (), ()      
ravelin = n   
raven I = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
raven II = v  1) ;  2)  ;  3) () ,         
ravenous = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
ravin = n .   
ravine = n  , ,   
raving = 1. n  pl ; 2. a     
ravish = v  1) ,   ;  2) . . ;  3)       
ravishing = a   
ravishment = n  1) , ;  2) . . ;  3)       
raw = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ,     ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) ,  ( ) ,      ( ) ;  6)   , .     ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) . . ; 2. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; to touch smb. on     the ~  -.  ; 3. v      
raw-boned = a  ,   
rawhide = a ()     
rawness = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)  ( )      
ray I = 1. n  1) , gamma ~s -,     -, 
cosmic ~s  ,      ;  2) ; a ~ of hope  ; 2. v  1) ();  2)  ;  3)       
ray II = n  ()  
rayon = n  ,   
raze = v  1)   , ; to ~ to     the 
ground    ,       ;  2) ,  (. .)      
razor = n , safety ~    
razor-back = n  ()  
razor-edge = n  1)  ,  ;  2)  ;  3)        
re I = n .   
re II = prep . ~ (jure)  ; in the Smith v. Brown       
re- = pref  )   ,   .  : to reprint ; to re-read ,  ; )   ,     : to renew ; )       : to recall ; to reimport    
reach = 1. n  1)  (  . .) ;  2) , 
within (out of) ~       ( ) , 
within     easy ~ ,  ();  3)  (), , , it is     beyond my ~   , ;  4) , ; a ~ of woodland       ; 2. v  1) ,  (  to ~     out); to ~ for smth.        -.;  2) , ;  3) ,  (   . .) ;  4) , , , the losses     ~ed a considerable 
figure        , your letter ~ed us     
yesterday .          ;  5)  () ;  6) ;  7) , ;  8) ,  ; to ~ after       -., .       -.      
reach-me-down = 1. n  ; 2. a  ( )    
react = v  1) ;  2) () ( - on, upon) ;  3) .  ;  4)  (against) ,            
re-act = v ,     
reactance = n .    
reaction I = n  1) , chain ~  ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) ,  (   .     .) ;  6) attr       
reaction II = n .   
reactionary I = a ,     
reactionary II = 1. n . ; 2. a .     
reactionist = . reactionary II 1.  
reactive = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
reactor = n . ,    
read I = 1. v ( past, p. p. . read );  1) ; to ~ aloud, 
to ~ out      ; to ~ to oneself   ; to ~     
oneself hoarse   ;  2) ;  3) ; 
to ~ up for examinations       ; to ~ for a 
doctorate        (in) ;  4) , ,      (, ) ;  5)  ( , ) ,      ( ) ; to ~ 
untrue      ; to ~ on      ,  ; to ~ over      , ; to ~ 
through ; to     ~ between the lines   ; 2. n ; to have a good (a short) ~      (, )    
read II = 1. past, p. p. . read I 1.; 2. a , ,     
readable = a  1)  , ;  2) ,       
readdress = v   
reader = n  1) ,  , gentle ~       (  )     ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5)  () ;  6)       
readily = adv  1) , ,  ;  2) ,        
readiness = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) , , ;  4)       
reading = n  1) , close ~  ;  2)  , ;  3) , , of vast ~     ;  4)  , ;  5) , ;  6)  () ;  7)    ; the     first (second, third) ~  (,     )       
reading-desk = n   
reading-glass = n    
reading-lamp = n    
reading-room = n  ,   
readjust = v , ,   
readjustment = n , ,   
ready = 1. a  1) ; ~ for shipment       ;  2) predic ,  ( -.       -.) ;  3) , , ; to meet a ~     market (to meet 
with a ~ sale)      ,  ;  4) ,   ,      ( ) ; ~ money (~ cash)      , for ~ money       ; ~ at hand  ,  ; 2. v ,     
ready-made = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( , )      
reaffirm = v  ()  
reagent = n . ,   
real I = 1. a  1) , , ,     , ; ~ money .       (); ~ tare       ; ~ value      ; ~ wages      ;  2)  ( ) ; ~ estate     (property) ; ~ estate bank       ; ~ estate loan      ; ~ estate tax       ; 2. adv .     
real II = n .  ( )  
realism = n , socialist ~    
realist = n   
realistic = a ,   
reality = n , , , , 
in ~   ,    
realizable = a  1) ;  2)        
realization = n  1) , ;  2) , ; to have a true (      a full) ~ of smth.       -.,      -.;  3) ,       
realize = v  1) , ,       ;  2) , ;  3) , , the goods 
are     easy (difficult, hard) to ~       (, ) ; to ~ securities        (      ) ;  4)  ;  5)        
really = adv ,   ,   
realm = n  1) , . ;  2) ,       
realtor = n estate agent ~ ., .      
realty = n    
ream I = n  ()  
ream II = v . ,   
reamer = n .   
reanimate = v  1) ,   ;  2)       
reap = v ,  , .  ; to ~ as one 
has sown  ,   ; to ~ where one has not sown      
reaper = n  1) , ;  2)  ,       
reaping-hook = n   
reaping-machine = . reaper  2)      
reappear = a  ,    
reappraisement = n   
reapprise = v   
rear I = v  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) , ;  4)    (  . 
to ~ up)      
rear II = n  1) ; to bring up the ~  ,     in (the) ~  ;  2)  ,  ; at (      in) 
the ~ of the house )  ; )        ;  3) ;  4) attr ,       
rear-admiral = n -  
rear-guard = n   
rearm = v ()  
rearmament = n   
rearmost = a  ,   
rearrange = v  1)  , ;  2) ,  -      
rearward = 1. n  , , ; 2. a , ; 3. adv ,      
rearwards = adv ,  ,     
reason = 1. n  1) , , , ,     , ; to give (  to     tell) one`s ~s   ; to     discover good ~s   ;     by ~ of  , with ~   ;  2) , ,  ; in ~     (), , beyond ~     ; to bring to ~ ;     to come to ~ ; to lose one`s ~      ; to listen to ~, to hear ~        , it stands to     ~  ,   ; 2. v  1)  (about, of, upon) ;  2) . p. p. ;  3) ,  ( . to ~ into),      ( -. - out of) ; to ~ out             
reasonable = a  1) ();  2) , ,      , ,  ( )     ; ~  ; ~ demand      ; ~ 
price            
reasonably = adv ,   
reasoning = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. a  ,     
reassert = v ,   
reassurance = n , ,   
reassure = v , ,   
reave = v (past, p. p. reft)  1) , ;  2)       
reaver = n   
rebate = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , 
acceptance under ~ .     ,     (      ) ; to take up a bill under     ~     ; 2. v    ; ~d   acceptance . = acceptance under ~    
rebel = 1. n  1) , ;  2) attr  ( , ) ,     ; 2. v  1)  ( - 
against) ;  2)  , ;  3) .       
rebellion = n  1) ;  2) ,       
rebellious = a  1) , ;  2) ,  (     )      
rebind = v ( past, p. p. rebound)  ()  
rebirth = n , . .    
reborn = a   
rebound I = past, p. p. . rebind  
rebound II = 1. n , , ; to hit on the   ~    ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)         
rebuff = 1. n  1)    , ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) .        
rebuilt = a  ,   
rebuke = 1. n  1) , without ~ ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
rebus = n   
rebut = v  1)  , , ;  2)       
rebuttal = n   
recalcitrant = a ,   
recall = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2) .   ;  3) . ;  4) beyond ~, past ~ ) ,     ; ) ; 2. v  1) ,  ; to ~ from     circulation   ; 
to ~ the     capital   ( ) ;  2) , ,       ;  3)  ;  4)  (, ) ;  5) .  ()      
recallable = a  1)   ,  ;  2)         
recant = v  ( , ) ,   
recantation = n   
recapitulate = v ,   
recapitulation = n ,   
recapitulative = a  (   . .)  
recapture = v ,    
recast = 1. n   , ; 2. v ( past, p. p. 
recast)  1) . ,  ;  2)   , ; to ~     a play   ,       ( )      
recede = v  1) , , ; to ~     into 
the background        ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) ,    ( ) ;  4)  (   . .)      
receipt = 1. n  1) , on ~  ;  2)  ( ), ;     against ~ ( on)  ; 
deposit     ~  ;  3) pl ; ~s tax   ; total     ~s    ,      ; ~s and expenses   ;  4)  () ;  5) ; we acknowledge (the) ~ of     your letter  .        ; 2. v        
receipt-book = n    
receivable = a  1)   ; goods not in a ~     
condition   ,       ;  2)  ; accounts ~ .      ,   ; bills     ( . notes) ~         
receive = v  1) , ; to ~ payment      ; your letter will ~ our     immediate attention .         ; ~ for (account of     smb.)   ( -.); ~d on     account     ;     ~d with thanks   ;     ~ing teller .         ,  ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ()      
received = a ,   
receiver = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) ;  4)  ;  5)        
receiving-order = n  ,       
receiving-set = n   
recency = n ,   
recension = n  1)  ;  2)        
recent = a , , ,   
recently = adv   
receptacle = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
reception = n  1) , , ; warm ~      ;  2)  () , , ;  3)       
receptive = a  1) ;  2)       
receptivity = n  1) ;  2)       
recess = 1. n  1) , , in the ~ of a cave       ;  2)  , ;  3)   , ;  4) . ()  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)    ;  3)  ;  4)          
recession = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , ; ~ in demand      , business ~       ; material ~      ; ~ 
from a contract        ()      
recessionary = a   ,     
recessive = a ,  ()  
recharter = a    
recipe = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,        
recipient I = n  1) ;  2) .       
recipient II = a  1) ;  2)       
reciprocal I = a  1) , , , .      ; ~ services  ; ~     trade agreement         -;  2) , ;  3) .  ( )      
reciprocal II = n .  ,    
reciprocate = v  1) ,  ;  2)  (, ) ;     in similar cases we 
shall be happy to ~     .            ;  3) ()         (.,  )      
reciprocation = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) -       
reciprocity = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)   (, )      
recital = n  1)  , , ;  2)  (        )      
recitation = n  1) .  ,       (, ) ;  2) ,        
recitative = n   
recite = v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ;  3)       
reciter = n  1) , ;  2)         
reck = v  1) .  .        ,  , he ~ed not of     the danger   ;  2) .  .       , , what ~s it?        ?; 
what ~s him that..?       ,  ..?      
reckless = a , ,   ( -. - 
of)  
reckon = v  1) , ,  ( .     to ~ 
up);  2)  (-., -.) , ;     to be ~ed ;  3) ,  ( -.,     -. 
on, upon) ;  4) , ; to ~ among, to ~ in      , ; to ~ with )       -.,  -.; )     ,  ( )      
reckoning = n  1) , , ; by my ~       ; to be out in one`s ~s       ; to make 
no ~ of        ,   ;  2) ;  3)  (.  ) ;  4)         
reclaim = 1. v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  ; 2. n beyond ~, past ~     
reclamation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  ;  5)        
reclame = n   
recline = v  1)  , ,     , ;  2)  ( - on, upon) ;  3)  ()      
recluse = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)         
recognition = n  1) , ;  2) , ; to win ~ from       (   . .)      
recognizance = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
recognize = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
recoil = 1. n  1)  () ,  () ;  2) ,  ( -.) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  3)  ,       ( -.)      
recoin = v   
recollect = v   
re-collect = v  1)  ;  2) to ~ oneself   , ,           
recollection = n , , a dim ~, hazy ~  , within one`s ~  -. ; to the best of my     
recommend = v  1) , ,      (   . ., for) ;  2)  -.,   ;  3)    (-., -.)      
recommendation = n  1) , ,  (       . ., for) ;  2) ,    (-.,     -.)      
recommendatory = a   
recompense = 1. n , ; 2. v , ; to ~   smb. for smth.  -.    -.    
reconcilable = a ,   
reconcile = v  1) ; to ~ oneself, to be ~d     ()  -.;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  (  . .) ; to ~ the     interests  ;  4) .  ,       
reconcilement = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (  . .) ; ~ blank                    
reconciliation = n   
recondite = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
recondition = v  1) , ;  2)        
reconnaissance = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
reconnoitre = v ,      
reconsider = v  ()  
reconsideration = n  , , on ~   ,   
reconstruct = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
reconstruction = n  1) , ,     ;  2)       
record = 1. n  1) , , ; on ~ ,     ,   ,     abstract of ~    ();     off the ~ ) ; ) ,         , personnel     ~   ;  2) , ,  ;  3)     -.,  -.,     voting ~s  ; the     information we have on ~ . ,       ; a good (bad) ~      () ; ~ of service,     service ~  ;  4) ; to beat (  to break, to cut)     the ~  ;  5)  ,      (-.) ;  6)  ,       ; long-playing ~      ;  7) attr ;  8) pl , ; ~s office . (R.)      ; hall of ~s .      ; off the ~       ; 2. v  1) , ,  (     , ), ;  2) ;  3)   ,        
recorder = n  1) , , ;  2) ,  ;  3)   ;  4)  (        )      
recordist = n   
recount = v ,    
re-count = v   
recoup = v  1) , ;  2) .  ( )      
recourse = n  1)   ; to have ~ to       ,   ;     no other ~   ;  2) ;  3) . ,  ,       (                           ) ,     
endorsement (indorsement) without ~      , 
with (without) ~      () ; without ~ to me (us)         (); to take ~ against     (upon) a person        -.      
recover = v  1)  ,  ,      ( ) ; to ~     oneself, to ~ consciousness       , ; to ~ one`s legs        ( ) ;  2) ,  ( ,     
from) ;  3) .  ;  4) . ,  ;  5) .       
recovered = a ,   
recovery = n  1) ;  2) ,  (,     ) , ; ~ of business      , ; ~     charges   ; ~ in hind       , past ~      ;  3) .       
recreancy = n .  1) , ;  2) ,       
recreant = 1. n .  1) ;  2) , ; 2. a .  1) , ;  2) ,       
recreate = v  1) , ,      ;  2) ()      
recreation = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
recreative = a  1) , ;  2)       
recrudescence = n   (  . .) ,   
recruit = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   (, ) ; 2. v  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2)   ,  (     ) ;  3)  (, )      
recruital = n , ,   
recruitment = n  1)  ;  2)  () ;  3)  ()      
rectangle = n   
rectangular = a   
rectification = n  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) .  () ;  4)        
rectifier = n  1) . , ;  2) .  () ;  3)        
rectify = v  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3) .  () ;  4)        
rectilineal = a   
rectilinear = . rectilineal  
rectitude = n  1) , ,      ;  2)       
rector = n  1) ;  2)        
rectorship = n    
rectory = n     
recumbent = a ,   
recuperate = n v  1) ,  ;  2) . ,       
recuperation = n  1) ,  ;  2) . ,       
recur = v  1)  (   ,      - 
to) ;  2) ()   ;  3) ,  ; ~ing     debts        
recurrence = n ,   
recurrent = a  1) , ;  2) . ,       
recurve = v    
red I = 1. a  1) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ; ~ with anger       ; to see ~ ,       , not a ~ 
cent .  ; to     be in the ~ .   , the     
corporation is a million (billion) dollars     in the ~         ; ~ ink 
position      ; 2. n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) the Reds pl . ,       
red II = 1. n the Reds pl . ,   ; 2. a . ,     
redbait = v .     
redbaiting = n . ,     
redbreast = n  ()  
redcoat = n    
redden = v  1) ()   ;  2)       
reddish = a   
redeem = v  1)  ( ) ,      (  ) ;  2) ;  3)  (, ) ,      () ;  4)  (  . .) ;  5) ,       
redeemer = n  1) , ;  2)       
redemption = n  1) , ; ~ notice       ; ~ fund  ; ~ of a loan     ,  ; ~ of a mortgage      ,  ; ~ 
price      ; ~ value  ;  2) ;  3) ,       
red-handed = a  1)   ;  2) to catch (  to 
take) ~              
red-hot = a  1)  ;  2) , ,       
re-did = a past . re-do  
redintegrate = v  (, ) ,   
redistribute = v   
redistribution = n ,   
red-letter = a  ( ) , . ,   
redness = n   
re-do = v ( past re-did, p.p. re-done)  ,   
redolence = n ,   
redolent = a  1) , , ,       (-. - of) ;  2)   ( -. - 
of)      
re-done = p. p. . re-do  
redouble =   1) (),  ();  2) ();  3)        
redoubt = n .   
redoubtable = a ,  (   . .)  
redound = v , , that ~s to his honor      
redraft = n   , , account (bill) 
of ~ ,         
redraw = v    ,   
redress = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  () ,       
redskin = n  ,   
reduce = v  1) , , ,      (  . .) ; to ~ the discount       ; to ~ an invoice       ; ~d output      ; ~d scale      ; to ~ to        ;  2) . ;  3)  ( ,   . .) ;  4)  ( , , , to)     ;  5)    ; to ~     to silence  ; to ~ to     
order   ;  6) , ; to ~ to 
writing        ;  7) , ;  8)  ()      
reduction = v  1) , ,  (      . .) ; ~ of arms, ~ of armaments      ; ~ in (of) the     discount rate   ; ~ in     
turnover  ; ~ of interest       ;  2)  ( -. - to) ;  3)  ( ,   . .) ;  4) ,        ;  5)     ;  6) , ;  7)  () ;  8)   (, )      
redundance = n  1) , ;  2)       
redundancy = . redundance  
redundant = a  1) , ;  2)       
reduplicate = v ,   
reduplication = n ,   
red-wing = n   
reed = n  1) , ;  2)     ;  3) ;  4)  ( . ) , the ~s       ; a broken     (  bruised) ~ )  ; )            
reeded = a  1)    ;  2)  ;  3) .       
reed-pipe = n  1) ;  2)         
reedy = a  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  ( );  4)       
reef I = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
reef II = 1. n .  ( ) ; to take in a ~   )  ; )  ,   ; 2. v .      
reek = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,  (-. - of) , he     ~s of tobacco    ;  3) to ~ with sweat  ; ~ing     with blood       
reeky = a  1) ;  2) ,       
reel I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)    ,      , a picture in six ~s        ; (right) off the ~      , , ; 2. v ; to ~ off      ,      
reel II = 1. n  1) , , without a ~ or a     
stagger   ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ before one`s     eyes ,   ;  2)  ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ,  ;  5)         
re-elect = v ,    
re-election = n ,    
re-establish = v   
reexchange = n     : .       
refection = n   
refectory = n  ( , ) ,  ( )  
refer = v  1)  ( - to) ,  (     ,   . .) ;  2)   , I ~ it to you        ();  3)  , ;  4)  (-.) ,      (-.) ;  5)  ( -., -.) ,     ; ~ed to above       () ; ~ing to your letter .        , in cases ~ed to in     ...  ,   ...;  6) ,   ( -.,     -.) ;  7) for 
any information as to our standing we     ~ you to messrs. .                (.  )   ...; to ~ the     matter to 
arbitration        ;  8) ; '~ to 
drawer' '      ' (        ) , if you ~ to our price-list .                
referee = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . ; 2. v .      
reference = 1. n  1) , , cross ~      , paginal ~   ; to     make ~ to  , with ~ to      , Mr. A. has allowed us to use his 
name as     ~ . - .         ,   ,         ;  2) , 
for ready ~        ;  3) , ; to make no ~ to        -.;  4) ; to give good ~s       ;  5) ,  ;  6) ; in ~ 
to, with ~ to     ,  ; without ~ to      ,  ;  7)   ,            ; ~     standard , ; to keep within     the terms of ~         ; 2. v  ()     
referendum = n .   
refill = 1. n , ; ~ of fuel    ; 2. v  , ()   ()    
refine = v  1) (), ;  2) ()  , ;  3) ();  4)         
refined = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ,           
refinement = n  1) , , ,     ;  2)  () , ,     ;  3)       
refinery = n    
refit = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   (  . .)      
reflect = v  1)  (, ) ;  2) ,  ,  (     ) ;  3) ,  (   .     .) ;  4)   ( - on, upon) ,      ( - on, upon) ;  5) ,       
reflection = n  1) , , ;  2) ,  (   . .) ;  3) , , ,     , on ~ ,   ;  4) , ; to cast ~s   ;  5) , ;  6) .         
reflective = a  1) ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ( , )      
reflector = n   
reflex = 1. n  1) , , , ;  2) . , conditioned     (unconditioned) ~  ()     ; 2. a  1) ,   ;  2) ,       
reflexion = . reflection  
reflexive = 1. n .  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. a .     
reflux = n   
reforest = v  ,     
reform I = n 1. n , , , currency ~  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,       
reform II = v  1) ,  ;  2) . ()      
reformation = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) (the R.) .       
reformative = a  1) , ;  2)       
reformatory = 1. n       ; 2. a     
reformed = a  1) , ;  2)       
reformer = n  1) , ;  2)        
reformist = n .   
refract = v .  ()  
refraction = n .   
refractive = a   
refractory = 1. n   ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ,        
refrain I = v  1)  ( -. - from) ,     ;  2)  ( -. - from) ,     , he could 
not ~ from saying               
refrain II = n ,   
refresh = v  1) , , ; to ~     oneself ,  (,     ) ;  2)  , ;  3) ,       
refresher = n  1)  , -. ;  2) ;  3) .       
refreshment = n  1) ,  , ;  2) . pl  ,       
refrigerant = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ; 2. a     
refrigerate = v ,   
refrigeration = n ,   
refrigerator = n   
reft = past, p. p. . reave  
refuel = v () ,   
refuge = n  1) , . , ; to     take ~ in lying   ; to take ~     in silence ;  2) ' ' (        )      
refugee = n  1) ;  2)       
refulgent = a ,   
refund = 1. n  () ,    () ; 2. 
v  1)  () ,  ()     ;  2)  ,                       
refusal = n  1) , flat (  plump, square) ~      , weak ~      ; ~ of 
acceptance       ; ~ of payment       ; ~ of an offer      ; ~ of tender        ; to take no ~       ,   ;  2)   ; to have (to give)     the ~  ()       ; to have (to give) the first ~      ()   ,  ()             
refuse I = n , , ,   
refuse II = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
refutable = a .   
refutation = n   
refute = v   
regain = v  1)  ,  ,      () ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) .        
regal = v  1) ;  2) ,       
regale = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,  (  . .) ; to ~     
oneself       
regalia = n   
regard = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , , ; 
to pay ~ to       -.; out of ~ for you        ; to pay no ~ to       ,    ;     without ~ to    ,       (-.) ; to have ~ for      ( , ) ;  3) pl , ; to send one`s ~s      , best ~s, kind ~s      ;  4) , in this ~   ; in     ~ to, with ~ to   ,     ,  ,  ;  5) ,  ; to have high ~     for  ,  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) , , she ~s him as     among her friends         ; to ~ in the light (  under the     
aspect) of    -.,        -.;  3) .         ,  ,      (, ) , he is much ~ed        ;  4) , ; as ~s  ;     that ~s you   ,              
regardful = a ,   
regarding = prep , ,   
regardless = 1. a   ,     ( -. - of) ; ~ of danger     ; 2. adv   ,  ; ~ of    ,       
regatta = n      
regency = n   
regenerate = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2)  ;  3) . ,       
regeneration = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
regenerative = a  1) (), ();  2) .       
regenerator = n . ,   
regent = n  1) ;  2) .   ()      
regicide = n  1) ;  2)       
regimen = n  1) . ,  ;  2) . , ;  3) .       
regiment = 1. n  1) ;  2) . pl ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,         
regimental = a   
regimentals = n pl    
region = n  1) , , , , .     , ; the lower ~s, the nether ~s     ) , ; ) .  ,     the upper ~s , in the ~ of ;  2) the ~ of the heart  , the     abdominal ~        
regional = a , , ,   
register = 1. n  1)  () , , , ;     ~ of births, marriages and burials         ; ~ of     transfers                    ; ~ ton   (= 2,83     #d#j #j#d3 ); ~ 
tonnage       (net, gross);  2) ;  3) . ;  4)  . ,  , cash ~      ;  5) attr , ; 2. v  1)   , ,     (); to ~ 
oneself         ; ~ed address      ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)   (  . .) ;  4) . , , ;  5) ();  6) ; ~ 
capital        ;  7) ; ~ bond  ; ~     certificate   ;  8) ; ~ed invention     ;  9) ; ~ed trade-mark             
registrar = n  1) , ,      ; ~ in bankruptcy          ; ~ of Companies         ;  2) ~ General (R.) .               ,        ;  3) .          ()      
registration = n ,   
registry = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ,       
regnant = a  1) ;  2) ,        
regress = 1. n  1) , ,  ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
regression = n  1)    ;  2)       
regressive = a ,   
regret = 1. n  1) , , , with much     ~, 
with many ~s   ;  2) . pl ; to 
express ~ (for)     ,   (); 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
regretful = a  1)  , ;  2) ,        
regrettable = a   
regrouping = n   
regular = 1. a  1) , , ,     ;  2) ., . ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) . , ;  6) , ;  7) . ; 2. n  1)   ,      ;  2)       
regularity = n , , ,   
regulate = v  1) , ;  2)  ( , )     , ;  3) ,  (  . .)      
regulation = n  1) ,   ,     ;  2) , ;  3) pl , , ;  4) attr ,        
regulative = a   
regulator = n  1) ;  2)       
rehabilitate = v  1) ,  (     , ,   . .) ;  2) , ,           
rehabilitation = n  1) ,  ( ,     ,   . .) ;  2) , ,           
rehearsal = n  1) , dress ~  ;  2) ,       
rehearse = v  1) ;  2) ,       
rehouse = v      
reign = 1. n  1) ;  2)    ;  3) ,  (., ) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
reimburse = v , , , ; 
to ~ a person for his expenses (to ~ the expenses of a person)  -.   
reimbursement =   1)  (), , ;  2) ; ~ credit -           
rein = 1. n , , , . ; to   draw ~ (  
the ~s) )  ;   ) ; to give the horse ~ (  the   ~s)  ; to give ~ (  the   ~s) to 
one`s imagination     , with a loose ~    , .  , , the   ~s of 
government  ; to keep a   tight ~ (on)   ; to take the ~s      ; 2. v  () , . ;   to ~ back )  () ; )   ; to ~ in ,   ; 
to ~ up . to ~ back    
reincarnation = n   
reindeer = n    
reinforce = v , ,   
reinforcement = n  1) , ;  2) . pl , ;  3) .       
reinless = a  , .  ,    
reinstate = v  1)    ,        . . ;  2)  () ;  3)  ()      
reinsurance = n   
reissue = v  ,  ()  
reiterate = v  ()  
reiteration = n  () ,   
reject I = v  1) , ;  2) (), ,      (, ) ;  3) ,       
reject II = n  1)    ;  2)        
rejectee = n .      
rejection = n  1) , , ;  2) ,   (      ) ;  3)       
rejector = n .   
rejects = n pl ,   
rejoice = v (), (); to ~ at (  in) smth.  -.,  -.  
rejoicing = n  1) , ;  2) . pl ,       
re-join = v   -., -.,  (    . .)  
rejoin = v ,   
rejoinder = n ,   
rejunction = n ,  ( -., -.)  
rejuvenate = v ()  
rejuvenation = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
rejuvenescent = a  1) ;  2)  ,       
rekindle = v  , .  (  . .)  
re-laid = past, p. p. . re-lay  
relapse I = n ,   
relapse II = v   ( -. ) , ,  (    . .) ; to ~ into silence   
relate = v  1) ;  2) ,          -.;  3) to be ~d  ,       , distantly ~d  ,     
nearly ~d  ;  4) ,  ,      (to)      
relation = n  1) . pl , , ,     
business ~s  ,      , strained ~s  ; ~s     of production  ; in     ~ to  , ; with ~ to       ; to have no ~ to the     question    () ;     to be out of all ~s (to)         ( -.)   (     -.) ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) ; ~ between the reserves and     
liabilities        , out of all ~ ;  5) pl ; ~s of long standing (long     
standing ~s)  , business     ~s  ; to break (to enter, to     establish)  ()       
relationship = n  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) ,       
relative = 1. n  1) , , a remote ~      ;  2) .  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  (  ) , ,     ;  3) .       
relatively = adv  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3)       
relativity = n  1) ;  2)        
relax = v  1) ,  ,     ;  2) ;  3) (),    (     ) ;  4)       
relaxation = n  1) ,  ;  2)  (  . .) ,      () ;  3) ;  4)       
relay I = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2) ,  () ; 2. v ,      
relay II = 1. n  1) . ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)        
re-lay = v ( past, p. p. re-laid) ,    
relay-race = n    
relay-station = n     
release = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) . , ,      ;  4) ;  5)  () ;  6) ; ~ for 
shipment       ;  7) .         ,          ;  8) . ,      ,  ; ~ of     a blocked account  ; 2. v  1)  (from) ; to ~ a 
person from     an obligation  -.      ,   ;  2)    () ,      (  . .) ; the figures ~d show       ,        () ;  3) , (),      () ; to ~ 
oneself ;  4)  (   . .) ,      ( ,   .     .) ,  () ;  5) , ;  6) .  ()      
relegate = v  1) , ;  2) , '  ';  3)  (,   ,     )      
relegation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  (  . .)      
relent = v   
relentless = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
re-let (re-lease) = v    ,  ,     
relevance = n   
relevancy = . relevance  
relevant = a ,     
reliability = n  1) ,  (  .     .) ;  2)       
reliable = a  1) ,  ,     ;  2)       
reliance = n  1) ,  (on, upon, in) ; to     
have (  to feel) ~ upon        -.;  2) , ,  ( -.) ; to     place ~ in (  on) ,      ;  3) , extensive ~            
reliant = a  1) ;  2) ,       
relic = n . pl  1) , , ;  2) . ;  3) ;  4) pl .       
relief I = n  1)  (,   . .) ,     ; to bring (  to give) ~      ;  2) , ; ~ cut      ; ~ fund  ;  3)  ( ,       ) ;  4)  (, ) , in the ~      ,   ;  5) ,       
relief II = n  1)  () , low ~ , in     ~ , ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) attr       
relieve I = v  1) , ,      () ,  () ;  2)  ( -.) , ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)   , ;  5)  ,       
relieve II = v    
religion = n   
religious = a   
relinquish = v  1)  () ,  ()     ,  ( -.) ;  2) ,  (-.)      
relish = 1. n  1) () , ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( -.) ,     , with a great ~  ,      ;  4) ; to lose 
its ~       ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  , ,       ( -.) ; he did not ~ the     prospect of...        ...;  3)  ,  (-. - of)      
reload = v  1) ,  ;  2)       
reluctance = n , , with ~ ,   
reluctant = a  1)   ;  2) ,  (   .     .) ;  3) ,       ()      
reluctantly = adv ,  ,     
rely = v  ( - on, upon) , , you may ~ upon it      ; I ~ upon your word   ; 
to ~ upon smb. for financial support   -.  ; they can (cannot) be relied upon (on)    () ; to buy goods ~ing on (the) samples  ,  ; ~ upon (on) it    ,    
remade = past, p. p. . remake  
remain = 1. n . pl  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4)  ,      ;  5) ; 2. v     
remainder = 1. n  1) , , , ;  2) 
attr , ; 2. v     (    )    
remake = v ( past, p. p. remade) ,    
reman = v  1) . ,      ;  2) ,        
remand = 1. n  1)  ()  ;  2) . ,   ;  3) attr ~ home       ; 2. v  1)  ()  ; to     ~ for court martial   ;  2) .       
remark = 1. n  1) , opening ~s      ; to make no ~   ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  ,  ( -.,       -. - on, 
upon)      
remarkable = a ,  (-. - for)  
remarkably = adv ,   
remediable = a ,   
remedial = a  1) , , ;  2)       
remedy = 1. n  1) ,  (. .) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
remember = v  1) , ; to ~ oneself     ;  2)  ; ~ me kindly to them     ,     ;  3)   , ;  4) ,         
remembrance = n  1) , , in ~ of  ;  2) 
pl , give my ~es to your parents          ;  3)   ,       
remind = v   
reminder = n , gentle ~   
remindful = a ,    
reminiscence = n  1) ,   (of) ;  2) pl ,       
reminiscent = a  1)  ( , of) ,      ;  2) ()  () ,             
remiss = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
remissible = a ,   
remission = n  1) ;  2)   ,       ,    () ;  3) ,  (, )     , ; ~ of a 
claim   ; ~     of a debt (penalty)         ()      
remissive = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
remit = v  1) ;  2)    (,     ) ;  3) (), () ( ,       . .) ;  4) ,    ()     ;  5) .    ,         ; to ~ a     debt    , kindly ~      ;  6) .     ;  7)   ; to ~ a matter 
till     a certain date               
remittance = n  1) ,  () , .      ()  ;  2)        
remittee = n         
remittent = a  ( )  
remnant = n  1) ;  2)       
remodel = v ,   
remonstrance = n ,   
remonstrate = v  1) ,  (against) ;  2) ,  (with)      
remorse = n  1)  , ;  2) , ; without ~     ,       
remorseful = a  1)  ;  2) ,        
remorseless = a ,   
remote = a  1) , ,  ( )     ,  ( ) ;  2) , ;  3) .    (     ) ,  (   .     .)      
remount = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  ,  ; 2. v .  ()    
removable = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
removal = n  1) ,  (   . .) ;  2) ,  (        . .) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)       
remove I = v  1) ,  (   . .) ,      (, ) ; to ~ oneself     , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) , ;  5) , ,  (     -., -.) ;  6)  ()      
remove II = n  1) , ,  ,     at 
every ~   ;  2)  ;  3)     ; to get     one`s ~     ;  4)  (  . ) ;  5)   ( )      
removed = a , , ; once ~ , 
twice ~   
remover = n  1)   ( . furniture ~);  2) , ink ~               
remunerate = v , ,   
remuneration = n , , ,   
remunerative = a  1) () ;  2) ,        
renaissance = n  1) (R.)  , ;  2) , ;  3) (R.) attr          
renal = a   
rename = v   
renascence = n  1) , ;  2) (R.) . 
renaissance  1)      
renascent = a   
rencounter = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) () ; 2. v ,     
rend = v ( past, p. p. rent)  1) , , ,      ();  2) ,       
render = v  1) , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  (, ,     ) ;  4) , ; to ~ active     ; to ~ 
helpless      ; to ~ liable      (,   . .) ; to ~ assistance      ; 
to ~ an account      , as per account ~ed       ;  5) , ,      () ;  6)  (  ) ;  7)  (  . .) ;  8) ;  9)  ()      
rendering = n  1) ;  2)  (, ) ,      () ;  3)  ,   . .      
rendezvous = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ,  ;  3) .  ; 2. v        
rendition = n  1) ,  (, , .     ) ;  2)  ,  (      )      
renegade = 1. n , , ; 2. a ,     
renew = v  1) , ,     ; to ~ oneself ;  2)  (, ,     )      
renewal = n  1) , ;  2) , ; the ~ of     hostilities   ;  3) ; ~ bill      ; ~ 
of a draft (bill)      ; ~ rate                
renounce = v  ( ,   . .) , , , ,    
renouncement = n ,   
renovate = v , ,   
renovation = n ,   
renown = n ,   
renowned = a , ,   
rent I = 1. n  1) , , ,  (.     .) ;  2) , , ; 2. past, p. p. . rend    
rent II = 1. n  1)  ,  ;  2) , 
land ~  , life ~      ;  3) , 
for ~ , , differential     ~  ; 
to give in ~       ; ~ of smth. ,        -.; 2. v  1) ;  2)   ,  ;  3)  ( ); the house ~s for...        ...        
rental = n    
renter = n  1) , ;  2)         
rent-free = 1. a        ; 2. adv         
rentier = n   
renunciation = n  ( ,   . .) ,   
reopen = v ()   
reorganization = n ,   
reorganize = v ,   
rep I = n  ()  
rep II = n .   
repaid = past, p. p. . repay  
repair I = 1. n  1)  pl , , under ~      , permanent ~  ;  2) , , 
in good ~       , in bad ~       ; to keep in ~       , beyond ~  ;     out of ~ ,   ;  3) attr ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  (, )      
repair II = v  1) ,  (-.,      -.) ;  2)  ( - to)      
repairable = a    
repairman = n -  
reparable = a   
reparation = n  1) ,        ;  2) pl , ; ~ of a loss            
repartee = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
repast = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)       
repatriate = v   ,   
repatriation = n   ,   
repay = v ( past, p. p. repaid)  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ,       
repayable = a      
repayment = n  1) ;  2) ,       
repeal = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
repeat = 1. v  1) , ; to ~ oneself     ;  2)  , ;  3) , () , on ~ed     occasions ; 2. n  1) ;  2)         
repeatedly = adv , ,    
repeater = n  1) ,  ,  -.     ;  2) . . -;  3) ;  4)  ;  5) .  ;  6)         
repel = v  1)  ( ) , ,     ,  (,     ) ;  2)  ,  ;  3) .       
repellent = a , ,  ( )  
repent = v ,  ( -.) ,   
repentance = n ,   
repentant = a ,   
repercussion = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  (. .)      
repertoire = n   
repertory = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
repetition = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) ,       
repetitous = a ,   
repine = v ,  (at, against)  
replace = v  1) ,     ;  2) , , impossible to ~     ;  3) ,  (-.     )      
replaceable = a   
replacement = n  1) , ;  2) .       
replenish = v  , ,  (  )  
replenishment = n ,   
replete = a  1) , ,      (-.) ;  2)  ,       
repletion = n   
replica = n ,  ()  
reply = 1. n , in ~  ; ~ paid     ; 2. v  ( - to, ,  -. -   for)    
report = 1. n  1) ,  ; ~ of the board of     
directors  , annual ~      , ship`s ~ ,         ;  2) . , ;  3) , , the ~ has it that..., the ~     
goes , ...; mere ~  ;  4) ;  5)   ( ) ;  6)  , ; 2. v  1) , , , it is     ~ed ;  2) ,  ;  3) . , ; to ~ oneself     ill    ;  4) ; to ~ for work       ;  5)   ( ) ,      ;  6)   ( -.)      
reporter = n  1) ;  2)       
repose I = v to ~ confidence in, to ~ trust in  on () (-.) ,  ( -., -.)  
repose II = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ; to have ~ of manner      , ; 2. v  1) ,  ( . to ~ oneself);  2) , ,  () ;  3) ,  ( -. - on)      
repository = n  1) , , ;  2)  (-.)      
reprehend = v  , ,   
reprehensible = a  ,   
reprehension = n ,   
represent = v  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3)  (), ;  4)  ,       
representation = n  1) , ;  2) , permanent ~ .      , adequate ~            
representative = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ,   (       . .) ;  3)    ( ) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) .       
repress = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2)  (  . .)      
repression = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .)      
repressive = a   
reprieve = 1. n  1)    ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ,        
reprimand = 1. n ; 2. v        
reprint = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2)   (  . .) ; 2. v   , ,       
reprisal = n   
reproach = 1. n  1) , ; to heap ~es on, to hurl ~es     
at   -.;  2) , without ~ ; to 
bring ~     on  (-.) ; 2. v ,     
reproachful = a  1) ;  2) ,       
reproachfully = adv ,    
reprobate = 1. n , ; 2. a , , ; 3. v ,     
reprobation = n ,   
reproduce = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
reproducer = n  1) , ;  2)       
reproduction = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) . ; ~ on a large scale            
reproductive = a   
reproof = n , , with ~    
reprove = v , ,    
reptile = 1. n , . ,   ,  ; 2. a  1)  (. .) ;  2) ,  ( )      
republic = n , People`s ~    
republican = 1. n  1) ;  2) (R.) .   ; 2. a     
repudiate = v  1)  ( -., -.) ;  2) ,   (,     ) ;  3)  (  ,       ) ;  4)       
repudiation = n  1) , , ;  2)  (  ,       ) ;  3)       
repugnance = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
repugnancy = . repugnance  
repugnant = a  1) ,  (to) ;  2)  ,  (to) ;  3) ,  (with, to)      
repulse = 1. n  1)  (  . .) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2)  () ;  3) ,       
repulsion = n  1) , ;  2) .       
repulsive = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
reputable = a ,   
reputation = n ,  ; to stab one`s ~   ; to have a ~ for wit  ; to 
live up to one`s ~     ,    
repute = 1. n ,  , according to ~     ,  ; to be in ~   ,  ; of ~ ,   , bad ~  ; 2. . pass ,     
reputed = a  1)   ,     ;  2)  (-.) ,       
request = 1. n  1) , , , , at ~      ,  ; to make a ~       ,  ; to     comply with one`s ~  -.     ;  2) , in great ~   ,     ; 2. 
v  1) , ;  2)  ( -.)      
requiem = n   
require = v  1) , ;  2) ,  ; it ~d all     his courage          
requirement = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
requisite = 1. n ,  ; 2. a , ,     
requisition = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v     
requital = n  1) , ;  2)       
requite = v  1) , ;  2)       
rescind = v ,   
rescript = n  1) , ;  2) -.       
rescue = 1. n  1) , ,  ,      ;  2) attr ; 2. v , ,     
rescuer = n ,   
research = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) attr ; 2. v ,     (into)    
researcher = n   
reseda = n   
resemblance = n ; to bear (  to show) ~  ,    
resemble = v  ,   -.  
resent = v , ,   
resentful = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
resentment = n ,    
reservation = n  1) , without ~ , with ~     
of   (-.) ,      (-.) , with the 
mental ~       ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) .   (      ,  ,   . .) ,     ;  5) .    (     ,   . .) ;  6)   ,  ;  7)  .   -.       , Indian ~s ,         ,       
reserve = 1. n  1) ,  (. .) ,      , Reserved Bank .       , Reserved Banknotes .       , reserved     
capital ()  ; ~ for     debt redemption        ; ~ for deprecation       ; ~ for doubtful accounts         ; ~ for     intensions        , contingency ~         , in ~  ;  2) , a forest ~  ;  3) , , , ,     
without ~  , ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) , ; to speak without ~      ,   ;  7) attr , , ; 2. v  1) , , ,      ( ) ;  2)   , ;  3) ,   ,      (  . .) ;  4)        
reserved = a  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
reservedly = adv ,   
reservist = n   
reservoir = n  1) ,  (, ) ;  2) , ,       
reset = v ( past, p. p. reset)  1)  ;  2) ()   ;  3)  (   . .)      
reside = v  1) ,  (-. - in, at) ;  2) ,  ( -. - in) ,      ,  (-., -. -     in)      
residence = n  1) , , ;  2) , ; to take up one`s     ~       
resident = 1. n  1) () ;  2) ; 2. a  (-.,  -., -.) ,    (   . .)    
residential = a     (  )  
residua = pl . residuum  
residual = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
residue = n  1) ;  2)       
residuum = n ( pl residua)  1) ;  2) .       
resign = v  1)  ( ) ,         ,        ();  2) to ~ 
oneself ,      (-., -. - to) ,  (     -. - to)      
resignation = n  1)   ,   ,     ;  2)   ; to send (  to     tender) 
one`s ~        ;  3) ,       
resigned = a , ,   
resilience = n ,   
resiliency = . resilience  
resilient = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
resin = 1. n ; 2. v     
resinous = a   
resist = v  1) , ;  2) , ,       -., -.;  3) .   ,     , he could not ~ laughing                
resistance = n  1) , ; to offer     ~  ;  2) ; the ~ to wear      ;  3) .       
resistant = a , ,   
resistless = a  1) ;  2)        
resoluble = a ,   
resolute = a , ,   
resolution = n  1) , ; to make a ~ ,      ; to pass (  to take, to     adopt) a ~  , ;  2) , , ;  3)  (  );  4) ;  5) ,       
resolve = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ,  ,     ; of great ~   ; 2. v  1) (),  ; to be ~d      ;  2)  ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4) , (),     ()      
resolved = a ,   
resonance = n   
resonant = a  1) , ;  2)         
resort = 1. n  1)  ( ) ,      (-. ) ; the ~ to force      , , without ~ to force        ;  2) , , ; in the last     ~, as a last ~   ,       ;  3)  , 
health ~ , summer     ~  ; 2. v  1)   -.,   -.     (   . ., to) ;  2) ()       
resound = v  1)  () ,  ( )     ,  ( -.) ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4)       
resource = n  1) . pl , , natural ~s      ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , , of ~     ,       
resourceful = a , ,   
respect = 1. n  1) ,  ( -. - for) ; to     
pay one`s ~s  , give my ~s     to   , out of ~ to        -.;  2) , in 
this ~   , in     other ~s   ,  ,     in all ~s   , in no ~        , in ~ of  , with     ~ to )     ;     )  , without ~ to        ; 2. v , ,  ()    
respectability = n  1) ;  2) ,       
respectable = a  1) , ;  2)  , , ;  3)  ( , )      
respectful = a ,   
respectfully = adv , yours ~   ( )  
respecting = prep   
respective = a ; the men retired to their ~ homes       
respectively = adv  1)     ;  2)   ,       
respiration = n   
respirator = n  1) ;  2)       
respiratory = a   
respire = v  1) ;  2)        
respite = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) . ,  , days of     ~  ,  ; to accord     (grant) a ~  ; to accord     
a ~ of payment of a draft      ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ,       
resplendence = n ,   
resplendent = a , , ; to be ~ 
with ,  -.  
respond = v  1) ;  2)  (  . ., 
to) ;  3)  (-. - with) ;  4) ; to ~ to 
treatment (to the     medicine)   (     )      
respondent = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
response = n  1) , in ~ to   , in ~ to a     signal  ;  2) , , popular ~            
responsibility = n  1) , on one`s own ~       ,     , the ~     rest with the 
buyer (seller)         (); 
to assume ~        ; to disclaim ~       ; to impose ~      ; to involve ~        ; 
to release     (to free, to releive, to exempt) from ~       ;  2) ,       
responsible = a  1)  ( - to,  - for) ,     ; to be ~   (     -. - for) ;  2) , ,        
responsive = a  1)  (   . .) ;  2) ,       
rest I = 1. n  1) , , , at ~ )  ; )     , ; to have (  to take)     ~ ; to 
set at ~ ) ; )      (  . .) ;  2) ; to bring to ~      (  . .) ;  3) ,  (. .) ;  4) , , , ;  5)   ;  6) , ; to go to one`s long ~     ,  ;  7) ,  , the ~ is 
to be     paid in cash          ; for the ~       ; ~ fund ) .  ; )     .          ; 2. v  1) ,  (), ,      , not let smb. ~       -. ;  2) ,  (on, against) ;  3) ,  (, in) ;  4) ,   (     ,   . ., on) ;  5) , it ~s with you .       , the responsibility ~s with you     .    , you may     ~ assured .    ;  6) , , , in     
people`s democracies government ~s with the     people                 
rest II = 1. n (the ~) , , ,   all the ~, 
the ~ of it  ,    ; 2. v ; it ~s 
with you to decide         
restate = v    
restaurant = n   
rest-cure = n  ,    
rest-day = n    
restful = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
rest-home = n    
rest-house = n     
resting-place = n  1)  ;  2)   ; 
last ~       
restitution = n  1)  (, ) ;  2) , ; to make ~      ;  3)       
restive = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
restless = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
restock = v    
restoration = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
restorative = 1. n . ,    ; 2. 
a  ()    
restore = v  1) , ,     ; to be ~d to health     ;  2) ,  (-. - to)      
restorer = n  1) ;  2)  ( . hair ~)      
restrain = v  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)  ,       
restrained = a  1) ;  2)       
restraint = n  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (   . .)     ; to be under ~        ; to put 
under ~   ;  4)  , without ~ ,           
restrict = v   
restriction = n   
restrictive = a  1) ;  2)       
result = 1. n  1) , , , without ~     , as a ~ of  ;  2)  () ; 2. 
v  1) ,   ;  2)  -.,   -.,       (in) ; to ~ in 
complete     failure         
resultant =   1) n . ;  2) a)  ( -.) ,       ; ) .           
resume I = v  1) ,  ( )     ;  2)  ,   (      . .) ;  3)  (  ,     ) ;  4)  , ,       
resume II = n , ,   
resumption = n  1) ,  (     ) , the ~ of hostilities  2)   ;  3)  ( -.) , the ~ of duties        ;  4)        
resumptive = a ,   
resurgent = a  1)  ( , ) ;  2) ,       
resurrect = v .  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  ( , - )      
resurrection = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  (  .     .) ;  3)  ()      
resuscitate = v  1) , ,       ;  2)       
retail = 1. n  1)  , by ~  ;  2) attr ; 2. adv  ; 3. v  1) ()  ;  2) ,  (, )      
retailer = n  1)  , ;  2) ,       
retain = v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)     (.     )      
retainer = n  1) . , , . ;  2)         
retaliate = v  1) ,   ;  2)   ;  3) .        
retaliation = n , ,   
retaliatory = a   
retard = v  1) , ,      (  . .) ;  2) ,       
retardation = n  1) , , ,     ;  2) ,       
retch = v ,  ( )  
retention = n  1) , , right of ~ .      ;  2)  ()      
retentive = a  1) () , ;  2)  ( )      
reticence = n  1) , , ;  2)       
reticent = a , ,   
reticulate = a   
reticule = n    
retina = n  ()  
retinue = n   
retire = v  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) ; to ~ into oneself       ;  4)   ( . to ~ to rest, to     bed, for the night);  5) . , ,      ;  6) ();  7) .         
retired = a  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
retirement = n  1) ,   ,       , ; ~ rate of discount                ;  2) ,  ;  3) . ,       
retiring = a  1) , , ;  2)         
retiring-room = n   
retorsion = n  ( ,          )  
retort I = 1. n ,  ; 2. v  1) () , ;  2)   ,               
retort II = 1. n . ; 2. v .     
retouch = 1. n , ; 2. v ,  (  .   .)    
retrace = v  1)  (,  -.      , ) ,   ;  2)  (  )      
retract = v  1)  (  . .) , ,      ;  2)   (  . .) , ,     ,       
retraction = n  1)  (  . .) ,      , , ;  2) ,  (    . .)      
retreat = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   , ; to sound a ~      ; to beat a ~ .  ,     ;  3)  , , ;  4) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
retrench = v ,   
retrenchment = n    
retrial = n     
retribution = n  ,   
retributive = a ,   
retrievable = a ,   
retrieval = n  1) ;  2) ,       
retrieve = 1. v  1)  () ,  ()     ,  () ;  2) ,  (  .     .) ;  3)  () ,  ()     ;  4)    ( -  ) ; 2. 
n beyond ~, past ~ ,       
retriever = n    
retroaction = n    
retroactive = . retrospective  
retrograde = 1. a  1)  , . ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
retrogression = n  1)  ;  2) ,       
retrogressive = a  1)  ;  2)       
retro-rocket = n    
retrospect = n  ,  , in ~   
retrospective = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3) .         
return = 1. n  1) ,  ; ~ cargo      ; ~ draft       , by ~ (of 
post)  ;  2) , , . ,     , in ~  ,  ; ~ duty      ; ~ 
of a security      ;  3) . pl ,  ( -.) ,      () , annual (half-
yearly,     quarterly, etc ) ~s )        (,   . . ); )            (,       . .), diminishing ~      , a good ~ on capital        , rate of ~      ;  4) , () , popular vote     ~        () ;  5) , ;  6) attr ;  7) 
attr ,  ; many happy ~s (of     the day)!     !; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  (  ) ,      (   . .) ;  3) , ;  4) , , ,      (-.  -.) ;  5)  , ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)  (, )      
returnee = n    ( ) , ()      
reunion = n  1) ;  2)  , a family ~         
reunite = v  1) ();  2)  ,       
rev = 1. n . ; 2. v . (), (); to ~ up    ,      
revamp = v . , ,   
reveal = v  1) , ;  2) , ,  ()      
reveille = n . ,    
revel = 1. n  1) () ;  2) pl ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  (-. - in)      
revelation = n  1) , ;  2)       
revelry = n  ,   
revenge = 1. n  1) , ; to take (one`s) ~ on smb.      -., in ~  ;  2) , to give smb. his ~       ; 2. v ,  -.    
revengeful = a   
revenger = n   
revenge-seeker = n   
revenue = n  1) () ,  ;  2) pl  ;  3)          
reverberate = v  1) (),  ( ) ;  2) .  (  )      
reverberation = n  1) ;  2) ,       
revere = v , ,   
reverence = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) . . your ~       (  ) ; 2. v ,     
reverend = a  1) , ;  2) (R.)  (       )      
reverent = a ,   
reverential = . reverent  
reverie = n  1) ; to be lost in ~ ;  2) ;  3) .       
reversal = n  1) ,  (, )     ,  (  ) ;  2) ,       
reverse = 1. n  1) , , quite the ~      ;  2)  , the ~ of the 
medal        (. .) ;  3)   ,  ()     , , . ; to 
have (  to     sustain) a ~  ;  4)    ; in ~, on the ~      ; 2. a , , on the ~   side  ; 3. v  1)  (  ) ,      () , ;  2)   (, ) ,         ; to ~ the     decline          () ;  3) ;  4) , , . ;     to ~ an entry . ,        ; to ~ a judgement             
reversible = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
reversion = v  1)  (  ) ;  2) .           ;  3) .       
revert = v  1)  (    .     .) ; 
to ~ to the ranks        ;  2)          
revery = . reverie  
revet = v .   
revetment = n   
review = 1. n  1) , , ; to come     
under ~  , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ;  4)  ;  5) . , ;  6)  ( ,  )     ; 2. v  1) ;  2) () , ;  3)  , ;  4) .  ,  ;  5)  ( ,      )      
reviewer = n ,   
revile = v ()  
revise = 1. n  , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,  (  .     .) ,       
reviser = n    
revision = n  1) , , ;  2)          
revisionism = n .   
revisory = a   
revival = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ,           
revive = v  1)     ;  2) ,  (   . .)     ;  3) , ,      (, ) ,  (      . .)      
revivify = v   
revocable = a    
revocation = n ,   
revoke = v  1)  ();  2)   ()      
revolt = 1. n  1) , , in ~      ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)         ;  3) ,       
revolting = a ,   
revoluble = a   
revolution I = n  1) , the Great October Socialist     Revolution        ;  2) , industrial ~            
revolution II = n  1) ;  2) ; ~s per minute        ;  3) the ~ of the seasons         
revolutionary = 1. n ; 2. a     
revolutionism = n   
revolutionist = n   
revolutionize = v  1) ;  2)         
revolve = v  1) (),  (   .     .) ;  2)   (  )     ;  3) ,       
revolver = n  1) ;  2) .       
revolving = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
revue = n .  ,   
revulsion = n  1)    (  .     .) ; to undergo a ~  ;  2) ;  3) .        
reward = 1. n  1) , , as a ~ for       ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
rewarding = a , is it so ~ (to be, to do etc) ?   ?,   (   . .) ?  
reword = v  1)           ;  2)       
rewrite = v ( past rewrote, p . p . rewritten)   
rewritten = p . p . . rewrite  
rewrote = past. . rewrite  Reynard = n  ( )  
rhapsody = n  1) ;  2)  ,      ; to go into rhapsodies over smth.      -.      
rheostat = n .   
rhetoric = n   
rhetorical = a   
rheumatic = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl . ; 2. a     
rheumatism = n   
rhino = n .  1) ;  2) -      
rhinoceros = n   
rhomb = n   
rhombic = a   
rhombus = n   
rhubarb = n   
rhumb = n .   
rhyme = 1. n  1) , double (  female, feminine) ~      ; single (  male, masculine)     ~  ;  2)  ; neither ~ nor reason        ; 
without ~ or reason       ; 2. v  1) ();  2)         
rhymed = a   
rhymer = n   
rhymester = . rhymer  
rhythm = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
rhythmic(a)l = a , ,   
rib = n  1) , short (  false, floating) ~      ;  2) . ;  3) () ,  (-) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) . , ;  6)  () ;  7) . ;  8) .       
ribald = 1. n , ; 2. a , ,     
ribaldry = n ,    
riband = . ribbon 1. 2.    
ribbed = a , ,    
ribbon = 1. n  1) ,  , typewriter ~        ;  2) pl ; ~s of mist  , torn     
to ~s   ;  3) pl ; to handle (  to take) 
the ~s     ;  4) attr ,  ; 2. v      
rice = n  1) ;  2) attr       
rice-paper = n    
rice-water = n    
rich = 1. a  1)  (-. - in) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) , ,  ( ) ;  5)  ( , ) ;  6) , ,  ( , )     , ,  ( , ) ; 2. n the ~ (.  pl) ,     
riches = n pl  1) ;  2)       
richly = adv  1) , ;  2) , ,      (,   . .)      
richness = n  1)  (-.) ;  2)  () ;  3)  (, ) ;  4) ,  ()      
rick = 1. n ; 2. v       
rickets = n .   
rickety = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( ) ,           
rickshaw = n   
ricochet = 1. n ; 2. v      
rid = v ( past, p. p. rid, ridded)  ( -. - of) ; 
to get ~ of ,   -., -.  
riddance = n  ( -. -.) , ; to 
make a good ~  ,   
ridden = p. p. . ride 2.    -ridden =       -.,  -., fear-ridden    
riddle I = 1. n ; to read (  to solve) a ~    ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  () ,       
riddle II = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , .       (  . .) ;  2)  () ;  3)  ,       
ride = 1. n  1)  (,  ) ; to     give 
smb. a ~  -.; to have a     ~, to go for a ~ ;  2) , ; to steal a ~      ;  3)  ( , ) ; 2. v ( past rode p. p. ridden)  1)  ;  2)   ( -.) ;  3)  ( ,   . .) ;  4) ,  ( ) , ;     
to ~ at anchor   ;  5)  (. ) ;  6) , , ; to ~ at      ; to ~ down ) ,      -. ; )   , ;     to ~ out   ( -      ) ; to ~ for a fall )        ; )  ,           
rider = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (   .     .)      
riderless = a    
ridge = 1. n  1)  ,  ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  , ;  4)  ( ) ,  ,     , ; 2. v    ,   , ()    
ridged = a   
ridicule = 1. n , ; to hold up to ~    , ; 2. v ,       
ridiculous = a , ,   
riding = n    
riding-breeches = n pl      
riding-habit = n  (    )  
riding-hag = n .   
rife = a predic  1) , , ; to be     (  to grow, to wax) ~      ;  2)  (-.) , ; ~ with     rumors        
riffle = n  1) . , ;  2) .       
riff-raff I = n ,   
riff-raff II = a . ,     
rifle I = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl . ,  ;  3) attr , , ; 2. v  1)    (  . .)     ;  2)         
rifle II = v  1) , ;  2)  (  . .)      
rifleman = n   
rifle-range = n  1) , ;  2) . rifle-shot  3)      
rifle-shot = n  1)   ;  2) ()   ;  3)  ()       
rifling = n  (  )  
rift = 1. n  1) , , , , a ~ in     the 
clouds   ;  2) ; a ~ in the lute       ''; 2. v (), ()    
rig I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) . , ,  ;  3) , ;  4) -. ; 2. v , ; to ~ out )   ; ) ; ~ged 
out ;   to ~ up ) . to ~ out; )          
rig II = 1. n , ; to run the ~   ; to 
run the ~ upon smb.     -. ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) to ~ the market               
rigger = n   
rigging = n  1) . , ;  2) . , ''      
right I = 1. n  1) ,   (to) ; to     
demand (  to maintain) one`s ~, to stand     upon one`s ~   ; to     reserve the ~    ; ~ of     action .   ; ~ to     
enforce    ; to enjoy a     ~  ; ~ rested in a person     ,  -.; to 
abandon a ~       ; to concede a ~      ; to exercise a ~  ;     to forfeit a ~  ; to infringe a     ~  ; ~s and 
duties       ; by ~ of   (-.) ; to     
be in the ~  ;  2) , ; to do 
smb.     ~  -. , ;  3) pl  ,      ; to set (  to put) 
smth. ~      ,   ; 2. a  1) , , , ;     to do what is ~  ; to be     ~  ; to put ~ ; to put     
one ~ with smb.  -.  -.     ;  2) , ; the ~ book      ,  ; 
the ~ man (for)      ,    ,      ; not the ~ man       () ( ,      ) ;  3)  (  ) ;  4) ;  5) , ,   ,      ; to feel all ~       ; to look all ~  ,      ;  6)  ( , ) ; 3. v  1) (), ;  2) (); to ~ 
oneself      ; 4. adv  1) , ,        ; to put ~ ,     ;  2) ; ~ along  ,     ; ~ on  ;  3) ,  ; ~ in the middle       ; ~ opposite         ; ~ now  ,  ,       ; ~ in the eve, ~ in 
the face       ,  ; you did quite ~ .        ;  4)       
right II = 1. n  1)  ,  ; to keep to     
the ~   ; to the ~      () ; on 
the ~  () ;  2) (the Rights) pl . ; 2. a  1)  ( , ) ;  2) . , ; 3. 
adv ; ~ and left       
right-about = n to send (to the) ~ (  ~s) ,   
right-angled = a   
right-down = a . ,   
righteous = a  1) ;  2)       
rightful = a  1) ; ~ owner  ;  2) ;  3)         
right-hand = a ,    
right-hander = n .     
rightly = adv  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,        
rigid = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ;  3) ,       
rigidity = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
rigmarole = n  1) , ;  2) attr ,       
rigor I = n   
rigor II = n  1) ;  2)  (,   . .)      
rigorism = n ,   
rigorous = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ,   . .)      
rile = v .  1)  (  . .) ;  2) ,       
rill = n   
rim = 1. n , , ,  () ,   , ; 2. 
v  1) , ;  2)        
rime I = . rhyme 1., 2.  
rime II = 1. n . . , ; 2. v . .      
rimer = . reamer  
rimless = a  ,    -rimmed =     , gold-rimmed     
rimy = a  ,   
rind = n  1) , ;  2)       
ring I = n  1) , , , , wedding ~      ; ~s of a tree       () , 
livid ~s   (     ) ; ~s of smoke  , 
split ~        ;  2)  ( . circus ~),  (     ) , ;  3) e         ;  4) ;  5) , ; to make ~s round smb.     , ,  -.      
ring II = n  1) ;  2) ; to give a ~ , loud ~      ;  3) ; the ~ of one`s voice  ;     
to have the ~ of truth  ; to     have the true ~  , ; 2. v ( past rang, rung, p.p. rung)  1) , ,  () ,      ( ) ; to ~ true (false)       ();  2) ; to ~ for  ; to ~     in ,  (-.) ; to ~     off   ( ) ; 
to ~ up     ,         
ring-dove = n  ()  
ringer = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4) .        
ring-fence = n   
ringing = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
ringleader = n , ,   
ringlet = n  1) ;  2)       
ring-mall = n   
ring-out = v .    (      )  
ringworm = n .    
rink I = n   
rink II = v     
rinse = 1. n ; to give a ~ ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) .  ()      
riot = 1. n  1) ;  2)   , ;  3) , ; to run ~ )       ; )  ( ) ;     )  ; 2. v  1)    ;  2) , ;  3)  (  . .)      
rioter = n   
riotous = a , ,   
rip I = 1. n , ,  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , , ,     ;  3)  () ; to ~ off ,     ; to ~ out ) , ; )      () ; )      () ; to ~ up ) ,     ; )  ( ) ; to     let things ~   (  )      
rip II = n  1) ;  2)       
ripe = a , , ; to be ~  ( )  
ripen = v ,   
ripeness = n  1) ;  2)       
riposte = 1. n   ( ) , .    ,  ; 2. v      
ripping = 1. a . , ; 2. adv . ~ 
good  ,       
ripple = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  () ;  3) ; 2. v  1) () , ;  2)       
ripply = a  1)  ;  2)       
riprap = n    
rip-saw = n    
rise = 1. n  1) , , ; ~ in the     bank 
rate        ; to buy for a ~          ; to hold for ~  ()        ; the ~ to power       ; to be on the ~      (   . .) , .   ;  2)  () ;  3) , ; to 
have (  to     take) ~ in (  from)   -.,       -.,  (      -.; to give ~ to )  -.,        -.; )       () ; ) ;  4) , ,  , sharp ~      ; a ~ in the road      ;  5)   , ; to get     (  
to take) a ~ out of smb.      -.,  -.  ; 2. v ( past rose, p.p. risen)  1) , ;  2) () ( ) ;  3) , ,  (       . .) ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) ,   ( . to ~ above);  6)   ( ) ; to ~ in     the world ;  7) , ; to ~ in     rebellion ; to ~ 
in arms         ;  8)  , ;  9)   ; to ~ to )     ,  ; ) ,      (  . .)      
risen = p. p. . rise 2.    
risibility = n   
risible = a  1) ;  2) ,       
rising = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) , , ;  4) ; 2. a  1) , ,     ;  2) ;  3)  (  )      
risk = 1. n ; ~s and perils of sea .   .    , all ~   .  , at owner`s ~     , extra ~  , . to   accept (to take) ~    ; to   cover a ~  ; to incur (to run) 
a   ~    ; at the ~ of one`s own   life    ,  ; to   run the ~, to run ~s  ,   ; to take the ~ of ; there   is the ~ 
of his catching cold     ; 2. v  1) ; to ~ one`s health      ;  2)   , ; to ~ failure              
riskiness = n ,   
risky = a ,   
rissole = n      ,     
rite = n , , burial ~s, funeral ~s  , 
the ~s of hospitality    
ritual = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. a ,     
rival = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ; 2. a , ; 3. v ,     
rivalry = n ,   
rive = 1. n , ; 2. v ( past rived, p.p. rived, riven)   (), (),   ()    
riven = p. p. . rive 2.    
river = n  1) , ; to cross the ~       , .  ;  2) attr       
river-basin = n    
river-bed = n    
river-horse = n   
riverside = n  1)  (),  ;  2) attr ()  ,       
rivet = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  (, )      
rivulet = n ,   
roach I = n   
roach II = n .   
road = n  1) , , on the ~  ,  ,       ( -.) ; to be in the ~, to get     in one`s ~  (-.)  ;     to take the ~   ; 
arterial ~     ; dirt ~  ; country     ~  ; royal ~ to        -.;  2) ; to cross the ~  ;  3) pl . ;  4) attr       
road-bed = n    
road-book = n   
road-hog = n '' ( )  
road-house = n , ,  ( )  
road-metal = n   
road-side = 1. n ,  ; 2. a     
roadstead = n .   
roadster = n  1)   ( ) ;  2)    ;  3)        
roadway = n , ,     
roam = 1. n , ; 2. v , ,     
roan = 1. n  ; 2. a     
roar = 1. n  1) , ,  () , a ~ (  ~s)     of 
laughter () ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , , ; to ~ with laughter        ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
roaring = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
roast = 1. n , ; to rule the ~    , ; 2. a ; 3. v  1) (), (), (); to ~     oneself at the fire   ;  2) . , ;  3) . . , ;  4) . ,       
roaster = n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) -.,    (      . .)      
roasting-jack = n   
rob = v  1) , ;  2) ,  -.      
robber = n ,   
robbery = n ,   
robe = 1. n  1) ,  , the long ~      , ;  2) ;  3) . () ; 2. v , ()    
robin = n   
robot = n  1) ,    ;  2)    ;  3) attr       
robust = a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( )      
roc = n  ( )  
rock I = n  1) , , the Rock ;  2)  ;  3) . ; (up)on the ~s  ' '      
rock II = v  1) (), ();  2) ,       
rock III = n .   
rock-bottom = n  1)   , ;  2) attr .   ( )      
rocker = n  1) -;  2)  ()      
rocket = 1. n  1) , braking (crewless, cosmic, high     
altitude, multistage, sounding) ~      (, , ,     , ) ,     
carrier ~ ;  2) . ; to give smb. a ~      -.  ;  3) attr , ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)        
rocketry = n    
rock-hewn = a     
rocking-chair = n -  
rocking-horse = n () -  
rock-oil = n   
rock-salt = n    
rock-tar = . rock-oil  
rocky I = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
rocky II = a  1) ,  (   .     .) ; 
to be ~ ;  2)  ( , )      
rod = n  1) , , , ;  2) , . , the ~ ; to     kiss the ~   ; to     make smb. kiss the ~       ,   ;  3) ;  4)   ( 5 );  5) . , ;  6) . . ; to spare the ~ and     spoil the child          
rode = past . ride 2.    
rodent = n   
rodeo = n .  1)    ;  2)     ,       
roe I = n   
roe II = n  ()  
roentgen = n .  1) ;  2) attr       
rogue = n  1) , , ;  2) . , ; to play the ~           
roguery = n  1) , ;  2)       
roguish = a  1) ;  2) ,       
roil = v  1)  (  . .) , ;  2) ,       
roily = a   
roister = v   
roistering I = n   
roistering II = a ,   
role = n  1) ;  2)       
roll = 1. n  1) , , , , .     ;  2) , , ,      , master of 
the ~ . (R)               ; to call the ~      ,   ; to be on the     ~s    ,       ; ~ of honor ,   ;  3) ;  4) , , ;  5)  (  . .) ;  6) , ;  7)  ; 2. v  1) (), (), ();  2) ();  3) , ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5)  () ;  6)  () ;  7)  () ;  8) ,  (   . .) ;  9) ,  (   . .) ; to     ~ away ) (); )  (     ) ; to ~ back () ; to     ~ in )    ; )     ,  ; to ~ on      ( ) ; to ~ out ; 
to ~     over ) (); ) ; to     ~ up ) (), (); to     ~ oneself up ,  (     -. - in) ; ) .  ( )     ; ) .  ; ~ back        (      )      
roll-call = n   
roll-collar = n    
roller = n  1) , , ;  2)  ();  3) , ;  4) attr . ,       
roller-skate = 1. n  ; 2. v       
roller-towel = n     
rollick = v ,   
rolling I = n    
rolling II = a   
rolling-mill = n .    
rolling-pin = n   
rolling-stock = n .-.    
roly-poly = 1. n  1)   ;  2) '' ( ) ; 2. a ,  ( )    Romaic = 1. n  ; 2. a     Roman = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)   ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)   ( )      Romance = 1. n  ; 2. a     
romance = 1. n  1)     ,      ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) , ; 2. 
v , ,     
romantic = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
romanticism = n   
romanticist = n   Romany = 1. n  1) , , the ~ . ;  2)  ; 2. a     
romp = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , ; 2. v  ,     
rompers = n pl    
rood = n  1)  ; not a ~   ;  2) . ,       
roof = 1. n  1) , , . , curb ~, gable     ~  ; the ~ of the world     ' ' (  ) ; the ~ of the     mouth ; under one`s ~   ;  2) .  ;  3) . ,  () ;  4)  () ; 2. v  (),      
roofer = n   
roofing = n  1)  , ;  2)        
roofless = a  1)    ( ) ;  2) ,         
rook I = n .   
rook II = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v , ,     ( , )    
rookery = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)   , ;  4)  ;  5)  (, )      
rookie = n  ,   
rooky = . = rookie n . ;  1) ,  ;  2)       
room = 1. n  1) , refreshment ~ ; consulting     ~  , operating ~ ,     reception ~ , ; single ~        ; local ~        (  ) ; to     share a ~ with          -.; to do one`s ~  ; to     
keep one`s ~    ;  2) pl , ;  3) , ; there is ~ for one     more in the car            ; to make ~ for     ,  ; no ~ to move      ; 
there is plenty of ~ here       ;  4) ; 
there is no ~ for doubt       ; there is ~ 
for     improvement   ,     ; in the ~ of ; your     ~ is better than 
your company        ; 2. v  ,   ; to ~   with   -. (  )    
roomer = n .   
roomful = n    
roominess = n   
rooming-house = n .    
room-mate = n   ,   
roomy = a ,   
roost = 1. n ; at ~  , .    ; to go 
to ~   ; to   rule the ~ ; 2. v   , .         
rooster = n   
root = 1. n  1) ; to strike (  to take) ~      ,  (. .) ; a     ~ of mountain  ;  2) . pl ;  3) , ; the ~ of 
the matter      ;  4) . ; square (cube) ~      () ; ~ and branch )     ,  ; ) ,     ; 2. v  1)  , . ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ,   ( ) ;  4) , ;  5) . . ,      ; to ~ out, to ~ up       , ,       
rooted = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
rootlet = n   
rooty = a     
rope = 1. n  1) , ; on the ~       ( ) ;  2) , ; a ~ of pearls      ; a ~ of onions  ;  3)   ;  4) attr , ; the ~     ; a ~ of sand   (      ); to show smb. the ~s      -.   ; to know the ~s        -.; to be at the end     of one`s ~   ,       ; to give smb. ~       ; on the high ~s       ; 2. v  1)  , ,      ;  2)   , ;  3)  ;  4) ,  ; to ~ in     , ; to ~ off            
rope-dancer = n    
rope-ladder = n    
rope-walker = n   
rope-way =    
ropy = a , ,   
rosary = n  1) ;  2)       
rose I = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) ; a ~ with out a thorn       ,  ; not all ~s       ,   ; under the ~      , ; to gather (life`s) ~s       ; 2. a     
rose II = past . rise 2.    
roseate = a , . ,   
rose-bud = n    
rose-colored = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
rose-leaf = n    
rosemary = n   
roseola = n  ()  
rose-tree = n    
rosette = n   
rose-water = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) 
attr       
rosewood = n    
rosin = 1. n , ; 2. v      
roster = n  1) ;  2) .  ,        
rostrum = n ( pl . postra )  1) , ;  2) ,        
rosy = a  1) , , ;  2) , , .       
rot = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . , ; perfect ~, 
tommy ~      ; don`t talk ~       ;  3) ; 2. v  1) , ,  . ;  2) , ;  3) . , ; to away           
rotary = a ,   
rotate = v  1) ();  2) ()  , (-)      
rotation = n  1) ;  2) ,  ; ~     of crops, crop ~ ; by ~, in ~      ,       
rotational = a  1) ;  2) ,       
rotative = . rotational  
rotatory = a ,   
rote = n by ~ ,    
rotor = n . ,    
rotten = a  1) , ,  ( ) ;  2) , ;  3) , ,       
rottenness = n  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ,       
rotter = n .  ( )  
rotund = a  1) , , , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
rouble = n   
rouge = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
rough = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ,  (     ) ;  3)  ( ) ,  ( ) ;  4) , , ,     , ; ~ and ready      -;  5) , ;  6) ,  (   . .)     ;  7) ;  8) ;  9)   ( ) ; 2. n  1)  () ;  2) , , 
in the ~         ;  3) , ; 3. v  1)  ;  2) to ~ it   ; to ~ 
in,     to ~ out  () ; to ~ up )     ; )  (-.); 4. adv ,     
roughage = n .    
roughcast = 1. n  ; 2. a  1)  ;  2)  ; 3. v  1) ;  2)  ,  (  . .)      
roughen = v () ,   
rough-hew = v    
rough-house = v . ,   
roughly = adv ; ~ speaking    
rough-neck = n . .  1) , ;  2) attr       
rough-rider = n   
roughshod = a   ; to ride ~ over   
roulette = n  ()  Roumanian = 1. n  1) , , the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
round = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (, ) ,  ()     ,  ; to go (  to make) the ~     ; 
to go for a ~   ;  3)  , ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) ;  7)  () ;  8) ;  9) ,  (, ) ;     daily ~  , ,     ; a ~ of cheers (  of     applause)  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) , ; 3. v  1) , ();  2) ,  , ;  3)  ( . to ~ 
out); to ~ out )     , ; ) ; to ~     
on . ; to ~ up )  ()     ; ) ,  ; 4. adv  1)   , ; ~ about       ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4)  ,  ; taking it all ~        ; 5. prep  1) ; ~ the world  ; ~ the     
corner  ,  ;  2) ; ~ the garden        
roundabout = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) . ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
roundelay = n  1)    ;  2)  ;  3)        
roundhead = n .   
round-house = n  1)  ;  2) .        
roundish = a ,   
roundly = adv  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) , ,       
roundsman = n .    
round-trip = n .   (.   )  
round-up = n  1) , ;  2)   ( ) ;  3) ;  4)   ( ,  ) ,     
press ~        
rouse = v  1) ;  2)  ( . to ~ up);  3) , ; to ~ oneself     ;  4)  (  . .)      
rousetabout = n .  ( ,  )  
rout I = 1. n , ,    ; to put 
to ~ ,     ; 2. v  ,       
rout II = n  1) ,  ;  2) . ,        
rout III = v  1)   ( ) , ;  2)  ( . to ~ out)      
route = 1. n , , , ; en ~    ; 2. 
v  (  )    
routine = n  1)  ,      ,  ;  2) , ;  3) attr ,       
rove = v  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
rover = n  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3)  ;  4) '' ( )      
row I = n , in a ~  , in ~s ; a hard ~ to hoe .  , ' '  
row II = 1. n  1) ;  2)   ; to go for a ~        ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   ; to ~ down             
row III = 1. n .  1) , , , , what`s all     
this ~ about?   ?,    ?;     to have a ~ , , ; to     kick up a ~  ,        ;  2) ; to get into a ~      ; 2. v .  1)  , ;  2)       
rowan = n   
row-boat = n    
rowdy = 1. n , , ; 2. a ,     
rower = n   
rowing I = n   
rowing II = n ,   
rowlock = n   
royal = a  1) ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ;  3) ,       
royalist = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. a ,     
royalty = n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3) ()  ;  4) . pl  ;  5)     ;  6)        
rub = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; the ~ of a brush      ; to give a ~ ;  3) , , 
there is the ~        , ;  4)  , ; 2. v  1) ();  2) ;  3)  ( -. . to ~ out);  4) , ;  5) ; to ~ along ) ,     ; )   ,     ; to ~ away (); to ~     down ) ; ) , ,     ; to ~ off , ; to     ~ through  (   . .) ;     to ~ up ) ; )         
rub-a-dub = n    
rubber I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) pl  ;  4) pl ;  5) ;  6)   , ; 2. a , ; 3. v  ,     
rubber II = .   
rubberized = a   
rubberneck = 1. n .  ; 2. v . ,     ( )    
rubber-tree = n   
rubber-vine = . rubber-tree  
rubbish = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) .       
rubbishy = a   ,   
rubble = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
rube = n . .   
rubicund = a   
ruble = . rouble  
rubric = n ,   
ruby = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; above rubles ,     ; 2. a ,     
ruche = n   
ruck I = 1. n , ; 2. v ()    
ruck II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v     
rucksack = n  ,   
ruction = n . pl .  1) , ;  2) ,       
rudder = n  1) , elevating ~ .  ;  2)        
rudderless = a  , .    
ruddy = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
rude = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)       
rudeness = n   
rudiment = n  1) pl ,  ;  2) ,              
rudimentary = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
rue I = v (), , ,   
rue II = n .   
rueful = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
ruefully = adv  1) , ;  2)  ,        
ruff I = n   
ruff II = n   
ruffian = 1. n , , ; 2. a ,     
ruffle = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) , , ; 2. v  1) ,  () ,     ();  2)  () ;  3) ,   ;  4)  , ;  5) ;  6)       
ruffler = n .  1) ;  2) ,       
rug = n  1) ;  2)       Rugby = n .  ( . ~ football)  
rugged = a  1) , , ,      ( ) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) ;  6) ,  ( ) ;  7) . ,       
rugose = a   
ruin = 1. n  1) , , , ; to     bring 
to ~ , ;  2) . pl , ; in ~s      ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ oneself )     ; )  ;  2) ,       
ruination = n , ,    
ruinous = a  1) , , ,     ;  2) ,       
rule = 1. n  1) , , , . ~ of     procedure  ; ~ hard and     fast  ; to be 
subject to a ~      ; to comply with (to     
observe) a ~  ; to conform     to the ~ of the 
trade       ; to depart from ~      ; to disregard a ~         ; as a ~  ,     ; by ~  ; 
general ~      ; of three .  ; ~s     
of the game  ; ~ of the road        ; ~ of thumb      ;   ; to 
make     it a ~   ;  2) , , ; the ~ of     the people ;  3)    ;  4)  (, ) ; ~ of 
the     exchange  ;  5) ;  6) . , ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ the market       ;  2) ,  ,      (that) ;  3) , ;  4)     ( ) ,     ; ruling prices      ; prices continue to ~ high (low)          ()     ; to ~ out       
ruler I = n   
ruler II =   
ruling = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; 2. a ,     
rum I = n  1) ;  2) .       
rum II = a . ; to feel ~        
rumble I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)              ;  3) .   ; 2. v ,     
rumble II = v .    ,    
rumble-tumble = n  1) ;  2)         
ruminant = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
ruminate = v  1)  ;  2) ,  ( -. - on,     about, over, of)      
rumination = n  1)  ;  2)       
rummage = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ,  (in) ;  2) , ,  ( .     to ~ out, to ~ up)      
rummage-sale = n    (  )  
rummer = n   
rummy = . rum I  
rumor = 1. n , , , disrepant ~s    ; ~s are about (    afloat)  ; there is a ~ ...   ...; 2. v  ,    ; it 
is ~ed that...  ,   ...    
rump = n  1) ;  2) (the R.) .        ''      
rumple = v ,     
rumpus = n . , ,   
run = 1. n  1) , , () ; at a ~     ; 
on the ~ )  ,  ; )      ; )  ; to come on     the ~   ; to go for a ~     ; to take a ~ ;  2) , , , the ~ of     events    ; at a ~     ; at (  in) the long ~       , ; 
to keep on the ~       ;  3) , ;  4)  ; a ~ of (good) luck      ,  ; a ~ of wet     weather  ; to have a long ~        ;  5)   -.; the ~ of     a library       ;  6) ;  7) , ; the play had a ~ of 50 nights       50  ;  8)  ; the common ~, the ~ of     
mankind  ; out of the ~     ,    ;  9)  () ;     10)  ( ,  ) ;     11) . () , ;     12) ;     13) .    ; to go     with 
a ~   ,   ; 2. v ( past ran; p. p. run )  1) , ;  2) , , , ,     ;  3)  ;  4) , ,  ( ) ,      ( ) ; to ~ with       -.;  5) ,  (  ) ;  6) , ,  (       . .) ;  7)  ( , ) ; the     letter ~s 
thus    ;  8) ,  ( , ) ,     ;  9) ;     10)  -        ; to ~ cold ; 
to ~ dry ,     ; to ~ mad   ; to ~ 
high     )  ( ) ,  (     ) ; )  ( ) ; to ~     low ) , ; )     , ;     11)   ;     12) (); to ~ a blockade      ;     13) , ;     14) ,  ( - into) ,      () ,  ( -. - against) ;     15) ,  () ;     16)  () ,  (      . .) ;     17) ,  () ; to ~     about ) ,    ; )      ( ) ; to ~ 
across     ,  ; to ~     after ) . ,   -.;     ) ; to ~ 
against       -., -,  ; to ~ at     ,   -.; to ~     away with ,  -.       -.; to ~ down )  (     , ) ; ) , ;     ) . ; ) (),     (-); ) ; ) ,     ; to ~ down prices .      ; to ~ for ,   -.;     to ~ 
for ,   -.; to ~     for it . , ; to ~ in )     , ; ) . ,     ; ) , ,      (with) ; to ~ into ) ,     , , ; )     ,  ; the 
book has ~ into     six editions    ;     ) ,  ( -. )     ; to ~ into debt   ; to ~ into     mischief   ; to ~ off ,     ; to ~ off the rails       ,  ( ) ; to ~ on )     ; ) .   ; to     ~ out ) , ; )      (   . .) ; to ~ over )     , ; )       ; ) , ; to ~     through ) ,  ; )     ; )  () ; )     ; to ~ to  (,     ) ; to ~ to extremes       ; to ~ up ) ,      ( - to) ; ) ()  (       . .) ; ) (), ; 
to run a     business  ; to ~ dry ,           
runabout = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  ; 2. a     
runaway = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
run-down = 1. n  1)   (. ) ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
runes = n pl   
rung I = past. p. p. . ring II, 2.    
rung II = n  1)  () ;  2) ;  3)        
runic = a   
runlet = n   
runnel = n  1)  ;  2)       
runner = n  1) , relay ~  ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5)  () ;  6)   ( ) ;  7) . , ,       
runner-up = n  ,     
running = 1. n  1) . , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (, ) , ,     ; to be in 
the ~        ; to be out of the ~         ; to make good one`s ~       ( ) ; to take up the ~      ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ,  (   . .) ,      ( ) ;  3) ;  4) ,      ; for three days ~         
running-board = n  (  . .)  
running-title = n  .   
run-out = n  1) , ;  2) .       
runt = n  1)  ;  2)   ,       
run-up = n   
runway = n  1) , ,    (     ) ;  2) . - ;  3) .-.        
rupee = n  (  ,   .)  
rupture = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (. .) ;  3) . , ; 2. v  () ,  (.   . -   . .)    
rural = a ,   
ruse = n , ; ~ of war    
rush I = n  1) , ;  2)  , ; 
is not worth     a ~    ; not to care a ~        ,       ;  3) attr ,       
rush II = 1. n  1) , , ; a ~ of wind      ; a ~ of blood  ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  ;  4) it is a regular ~       ;  5) attr. , ; ~ of 
armaments      ; 2. v  1) , , ,     , ;  2)     ;     to ~ to a conclusion   ;  3) .  ;  4) , ;  5)   ( ) ;  6) .  ()      
rush-hours = n pl    
rushy = a  1)  , ;  2)       
rusk = n   
russet = 1. n  1) - ;  2)  - ;  3)   () ; 2. a -    Russian = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     Russwood = n  (        )  
rust = 1. n  1) ;  2) . , ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ( )      
rust-free = a   
rustic = 1. n  , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ,       
rusticate = v  1)   ;  2)   ;  3)    ,           
rusticity = n  1) , ;  2)        
rustiness = n ,   
rustle = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) . .  ,     ;  3) .  (  . .)      
rustler = n .  1) ,  ;  2)       
rustless = a   
rustproof = . rust-free  
rusty I = a  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3) ; to turn ~ ,     ,       
rusty II = a   
rut = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . , , ; 2. v      
rutabaga = n .   
ruthless = a ,   
rye = n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) attr.       
rye-bread = n    
ryot = n  ,  S, s = n 19-  .   `s = .    1) has   Present Perfect  : 
he`s done     it = he has done it   ;  2) is   Continuous  -         : he`s 
going to     Leningrad tonight = he is going to Leningrad     
tonight      ,     it`s time to go 
to school = it is time to go     to school    ;  3) 
us  . .  . we :     let`s speak English = 
let us speak English       -      
saber = 1. n , , the ~  ,    ; 
to rattle the ~    ; 2. v  ,     
sable I = n  1) ;  2)        
sable II = a . , , ,   
sabotage = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v     
saboteur = n  1) ;  2) ,       
saccharin = n   
saccharine = 1. a ; 2. n = saccharin    
sachem = n  1)  (   ) ;  2)        
sack I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ; to get the ~      ; to give the ~ , a sad ~     . ,   ,     ' '; 2. v  1)   , ;  2) .       
sack II = 1. n , ; to put to ~     ( )   ; 2. v ,      
sackcloth = n , ,  ; in ~ and ashes    ,    
sackful = n   (-.)  
sacking = n  1) ;  2) , bombshell ~s            
sacral = a   
sacrament = n  1) . , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
sacramental = a  1) , ;  2)       
sacred = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)  (-. - to)      
sacrifice = 1. n  1) , the great ~, last ~         , at a ~  ;  2) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ; to ~ oneself        
sacrificial = a   
sacrilege = n ,   
sad = a  1) , , ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) , ,  ( ) ;  4) ,  ( )      
sadden = v ()  
saddle = 1. n  1) ; to be in the ~  ,     . ) ,  ; )        ;  2) ;  3)  () ; to put the ~ on the     
right (wrong) horse    ()     ,  (); 2. v  1)  () , ;  2)  (-. -. - with) ;  3)  (  -. - upon)      
saddle-bag = n  ,    
saddle-bow = n    
saddle-cloth = n ,   
saddle-horse = n    
saddler = n   
sadness = n , ,   
safe I = a  1) , ; ~ and sound     -,   ;  2) ,   ,     ;  3) ,  , ; it     is ~ to say    ;  4) ,       
safe II = n  1) ,  ;  2) , ,   (      )      
safeblower = n .    
safebreaker = n .    
safe-conduct = n  ,   
safeguard = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,       
safely = adv  1)  ,  ;  2)       
safety = n  1) , , ;     ~ 
first! ' !' (      ) ; in ~  ,       , at ~   ,     
with ~  ; to play for ~      ,   ;  2)  ;  3) attr ,       
safety-belt = n  1)   ( ) ;  2) .        
safety-catch = . safety-lock  
safety-lamp = n    
safety-lock = n  ,   
safety-match = n ()   
safety-pin = n    
safety-valve = n    
sag = v  1) , , ,     ;  2) . , ;  3)  ( ) ; ~ging market ,                ; ~ging-off of prices      ;  4) .         
saga = n ,   
sagacious = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
sagacity = n  1) ,  ;  2) , , ;  3) pl ,        
sage = 1. n ; 2. a , ,     Sahib = n ()  
said = past, p. p. . say 1.  
saiga = n . ()  
sail = 1. n  1) , , lateen ~      , (in) full ~   ; to set ~      ,        (-. - for) , under ~       ; to take in ~ )  ; )       ; 
to trim the ~s to the wind     .    ;  2)  , ; to go for a     ~   ,        ;  3)  ,  ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,   ; to ~ under     false colors .        ;  3)    ( ) ,  (     ) ;  4) ,  (, ) ;  5)      (-. -     
into) ; to ~ in )   ,  ;     )   ( -.) ,     ; to ~ into .  (     -.)      
sailboat = n .  ,    
sail-cloth = n   
sailer = n  ,   
sailing = n  1)   ;  2) ;  3) pl   ;  4)  ;  5) ;  6) attr ;  7) attr   ; it will be     all plain ~            
sailing-ship = . sailing-vessel  
sailing-vessel = n    
sailor = n  1) , , a ~ before the mast     () , I am a good (bad) ~       ()    ;  2) attr ,       
saint = ,    n  ( . St., S.)  
sake I = n  1) for the ~ of , , for my ~      , 
for mercy`s ~, for goodness` ~, for     heaven`s ~  , for 
conscience` ~       , for pity`s ~!      !;  2) for the ~ of glory - , for the ~     of making 
money -       
sake II = n  ( )  
salable = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( )      
salad = n  1) , ;  2) , ; to dress the ~      , ;  3) attr  , -      
salad-oil = n  ,    
salamander = n  1) . ;  2)       
salaried = a  , ,   ,   
salary = n , ; to draw one`s ~    
sale = n  1) ; ~s account (account ~s); ~ and     (or) 
return   ; ~ by     commission  ; ~ by sample       ; ~ on arrival      ,   ; ~ of goods act     .    ; ~ price      ; ~ value  ,     'sa is' ~ .         ' ' (  ) ,     business ~s . .        - ,      , remnant ~  ; to be     for (  on) ~ ,       ; to have a good ~       ,  ; there is no ~ for     these 
goods    ;  2) ; to put up for ~       ;  3)     (      ) , spring (summer, winter) ~s      (, )        
saleable = . salable  
salesclerk = n .  ( )  
salesgirl = n   
saleslady = n . .   
salesman = n  1) ;  2) .       
salesmanship = n    
salespeople = n pl .   
saleswoman = n   
salience = n , ,   
saliency = . salience  
salient = 1. n ,    (,     . .) ; 2. a  1)  (    . .) ;  2) , ;  3)       
saline = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) . ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
saliva = n   
sallow I = n ,   
sallow II = a ,  (  )  
sally = 1. n  1) . ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3)  () ;  4)  ; 2. v  1)   (  to ~ out);  2) .   ,       (  to ~ forth, to ~ out)      
salmon = 1. n  1) ,    (,       .) ;  2) ; 2. a -    
salon = n  1) ;  2)        
saloon = n  1) , , shaving (hair-dresser`s) ~      ()  ( ) ;  2) ;  3) - ( ) ;  4) .-. -;  5) . ;  6)        
salt = 1. n  1) , I am not made of ~    ,      , in ~ , ; to     earn one`s ~        ; to eat smb.`s ~ )         -.; )    -., he     is 
not worth his ~      ;     above (below) the ~   ()      ;  2) .  ; old ~  ;  3) , ; Attic ~      ; to cast (  to lay, to put) ~     on the tail of , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( , ) ; 3. v  1) ;  2) , ; to ~ away      ()      
salt-cellar = n   
salted = a  1) , ;  2) . ,       
salt-marsh = n   
saltpeter = n   
salt-water = a ,  ( )  
saltworks = n    
salty = a  1)   2) ,  ( , )      
salubrious = a ,     
salutary = a ,   
salutation = n   
salute = 1. n  1) ; to imprint a chaste ~      ;  2) ;  3) .  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) .  , ,     ;  3) .       
salvage = 1. n  1)   (         ) ; to make ~ of  () ;     ~ agreement         ; ~ clause .                ; ~ 
value       ;  2)  ; ~ lien                        ;  3)  (  ) ;     ~ claim         ; ~ of cargo (ship)         (); ~ statement        ;  4) .  , ; 2. v  1)   ( ,  ) ;  2) .        
salvation = n   
salve I = 1. n .  1)  ;  2)  , .      ; 2. v  1) .  () ;  2)  () ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  () ;  5)  ()      
salve II = v   ( ,  )  
salve III = int ! (  )  
salver = n   
salvo = n  1)  () ;  2) ,  ()      
same = 1. a  1)   ,   ,   ,     all 
the ~ )   ,  ; )     ; it is all the ~ to me       ; much the ~     ; just     
the ~    ; one and the ~       ;  2) , , ,     ; 2. pron and 
never found (met) the ~ again       ( )     
sameness = n  1) , , ,     ;  2) ,       
sampl = on ~s .  ; unit ~    
sample = 1. n  1) , , , , after ~      ; ~s without value       ; to be 
equal (up to) to ~        ; ~ Post (S)        (( ( )      , ,   )) ;  2) attr  ;  3) ; ~ survey of industrial     establishment .        ; 2. v  ,  ,     
sampler = n  1) ;  2) .       
sanative = a , ,   
sanatorium = n ( pl . sanatoria)   
sanatory = . sanative  
sanctified = a  1) ;  2)       
sanctify = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ,       
sanctimonious = a   
sanctimony = n   
sanction = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (-.) ;  3)  pl ,  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
sanctuary = n  1) ,  ;  2) ; to break ~        ; to take ~      ;  3)       
sanctum = n  1) . sanctuary 1);  2)       
sand = 1. n  1) , fine ~  , built on ~       , ;  2) pl ,  ;  3) pl  , ;  4) pl  ; the ~s are 
running out        ,       ;  5) . . , ,      ;  6)  ; to plough the ~(s) .        ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,        
sandal I = n   
sandal II = n . sandalwood  
sandalwood = n    
sandbag = n    ( )  
sand-bank = n  ,   
sand-blast = v ,    
sandboy = n  ; as jolly as a ~       
sand-glass = n    
sandpaper = n    
sandstone = n   
sand-storm = n ,    
sandwich = 1. n , ; 2. v        
sandwich-man = n -  
sandy = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
sane = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) , ;  3)       
sang = past . sing 2.    
sang-froid = n ,   
sanguinary = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
sanguine = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
sanguineous = a  1) ;  2) -;  3)       
sanitaria = pl . sanatorium  
sanitarian = 1. n  ; 2. a     
sanitarium = n ( pl . sanitaria) . . sanatorium  
sanitary = a ,   
sanitation = n  1) ,       ;  2)       
sanity = n  1)   ;  2) ,        
sank = past . sink I  Sanskrit = n   Santa Claus = n  , -  
sap I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3) . ;  4) . ; 2. v      
sap II = 1. n . , ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)  ( -.) ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  () ;  5)  ( , , ) ;  6) .         
saphead = n . ' ',   
sapheaded = a ,   
sapid = a  1) , ;  2) , ,  (     )      
sapient = a . ,   
sapless = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
sapling = n  1)  ;  2)        
sapphire = 1. n ; 2. a     
sappy = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  , ;  3) .       
sarcasm = n   
sarcastic = a   
sarcophagus = n ( pl sarcophagi)   
sardine = n ; packed like ~s       
sardonic = a   
sash = n    
sash-window = n    
sat = past, p. p. . sit  Satan = n   
satanic = a ,   
satchel = n ,   
sate I = v ,   
sate II = . past, p. p. . sit  
sateen = n   
satellite = n  1) , . . ;  2) . , Venusian ~        
satiate = 1. a ; 2. v     
satiety = n , ,   
satin = n  1) ;  2) attr       
satire = n   
satiric(al) = a   
satirist = n   
satirize = v   
satisfaction = n  1) ; to demand ~        ; to give ~      , ; it would be a     ~ to me   ;  2) ,  ; in ~ of      ;  3)  ;  4)       
satisfactory = a , , ,    
satisfy = v  1) ; to be satisfied      ,  (-. - with) ;  2) ,  () ;  3)  () ;  4)  (,   . .) ;  5)  ( -. - of) ; to ~ 
oneself           
saturate = v  1) ;  2)       
saturated = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
saturation = n ,   Saturday = n  1) ;  2) attr       Saturn = n ., .   
saturnine = a   
satyr = n   
sauce = 1. n  1) , , poignant ~  ;  2) ;  3) . , , none of your ~!      !;  4) .  , ; what`s ~     for 
the goose is ~ for the gander .        ,     ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ,      ;  3) .  ,       
sauce-boat = n   
saucebox = n . ,   
saucepan = n   
saucer = n ,   
saucy = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ,       
saunter = 1. n ; 2. v ,     
sausage = n  1) , ;  2) '',        
savage = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .       
savagery = n  1) ;  2)       
savannah = n   
save = 1. v  1) ;  2) , , ; to ~ 
oneself       ; ~ me from ..!  ,        ..!;  3) ,  () ;  4) , , ;  5)  ( -. - from) ;  6)   ( ) ; to ~ up      () ; 2. 
prep , ; ~ and except    ,      
save-all = n , ,   
saver = n  1)  () ;  2)  ;  3) , ,        
saving = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl ; 2. a  1) , ; ~s account      ;  2) ;  3) .  ; 3. prep ; ~ your presence (    reverence)       
savings-bank = n  ,    
savio(u)r = n   
savo(u)r = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3)  , ;  4) , , ;  5) ; 2. v  1)  , ,  ,     ;  2)  (-. - of) ;  3) ,       
savoury = 1. n  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ,       
savoy = n    
savvy = 1. n . , ,   ; 2. v . ~? ?; no ~  ,      . .    
saw I = 1. n , circular ~  ; to set a   ~  ; 2. v ( past sawed; p. p. sawed, sawn)   ,     
saw II = past . see I  
saw III = n ,   
sawdust = n   
saw-horse = n  ( )  
sawmill = n  ,   
sawn = p. p. . saw I 2.    
sawyer = n  1) ;  2) .  ( )      Saxon = 1. n  1) . , ;  2) ;  3) () ; 2. a ()    Saxony = n       
saxophone = n .   
say = 1. v ( past, p. p. said)  1) , ; I ~! !; you     don`t ~ so!   !; ~ no more!     !, !; easier said than done      ,  ; least said     soonest mended    ;     no sooner said than done   -     ; I should ~  ,  ; that     is to ~  ; they ~  (.       ) ; not to ~        ();  2) , , ;  3)  () ,  ()     ;  4) ~ five roubles   ; that     goes without ~ing   ; 2. 
n  1) ; to have one`s ~ ;  2) it is now my ~              
saying = n ; as the ~ is (  goes)  ; 
there is no ~    
say-so = n .  1) ,  ( )     ;  2)  ;  3)       
scab = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) , ;  5) attr , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
scabbard = 1. n ; 2. v       
scabby = a  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) .       
scabrous = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
scaffold = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) , ; to 
go to the ~        ; to send to the ~        ;  3) , ; 2. v  , ,     
scaffolding = n  ()  
scalawag = n  1) . , ;  2) . .   ,            
scald I = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ,  ( . to ~ 
out);  2) , ;  3)  ()      
scald II = n ,   
scale I = 1. n  1) , ; large ~  ;     
on a large (  vast) ~       ; on a small ~       ; on the widest ~       ; 
to ~  ;  2) ; sliding ~  ; high     (low) in the ~  ()       ;  3) . ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) .  , 
decimal ~       ;  6) . , ; 2. v  1)  ( , ) ;  2)   ,   ;     to ~ down ,  ( ) ;     to ~ up  ( )      
scale II = 1. n  1) () ; to hold the ~s even      , ; to turn the ~     at  (-) ; to turn (  to     tip) the ~   ,       ;  2) pl  ( . a pair of ~s); 2. 
v  1) , ;  2)       
scale III = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  pl ; ~s fell 
from his eyes         ;  3) , ; 2. 
v  1) ,  ;  2) (), ();  3) ()       
scaled = a  1) ;  2)        
scallawag = . scalawag  
scallop = n  1) ;  2) pl ,       
scalp = 1. n  1) ; to take one`s ~ .      -.;  2) .  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) . ,       
scalper = n . .  ,     
scaly = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . ,       
scamp I = n , a thorough ~    
scamp II = v    
scamper = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  ,     
scan = v  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3)       
scandal = n  1) ,  ; what a ~!      !;  2) ; to talk ~ ;  3)  ;  4)       
scandalize = v ,   
scandalmonger = n   
scandalous = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)        Scandinavian = 1. n ,      ; 2. a     Scanfin = n  (  -        )  
scant = a , ; to be ~ of  , ; ~ of breath   
scantling = n  1) ,   2)    3) .  ( . )          4) . .  (       2 ,  ,    2   5,5     )      
scanty = a  1) , ;  2)       
scape = . escape 2.    
scapegoat = n    
scapegrace = n ,   
scar I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
scar II = n  1) , ;  2)  ,       
scaramouch = n .  1) , ;  2)  ,       
scarce = 1. a  1) ,        ;  2) ; to make oneself ~ )      ; )   ; )     , ; 2. adv     
scarcely = adv  1) ;  2)  ; ~ enough   ; ~ 
ever      ;  3)        
scarcity = n  1) , , ;  2)       
scare = 1. n  , , ; 2. v  1) ,   , he was ~d out     of his seven senses          ;  2)  () ; to ~ away ,           
scarecrow = n   
scaremonger = n   
scarf = n ( pl . scarves)  1) , ;  2)       
scarify = v  1) .  , ;  2)  ;  3)  -. ;  4) .-. ,  ()      
scarlet = 1. n  ; 2. a     
scarp = n  1)  , ;  2) .       
scarves = pl . scarf  
scary = a .  1) ,  ;  2)       
scathe = 1. n  , , without ~ ; 2. v  ,     
scatheless = a . predic   
scatter = v  1) , , ;  2)  (-. - with) ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5)  () ;  6) ,  () ;  7)  (  . .) ;  8)  ( , ) ;  9) to be ~ed  ( ,       . .)      
scatter-brain = n   
scatter-brained = a ,   
scattered = a  1)  ( , ) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
scattering = n . .   
scaur = . scar II  
scavenge = n   ( )  
scavenger = n   
scavenging = n    
scenario = n   
scene = n  1)  , ; the ~ is laid in       ;  2) , ;  3) , ; to make a ~      ;  4) ,  ( ) ; crowd ~      ;  5) ; side ~ ; behind the ~s      ;  6) , ; a 
striking ~      ; a ~ of destruction      ;  7) . , ; to quit the ~ .           
scene-painter = n -  
scenery = n  1) ;  2)  , ,       
scene-shifter = n    
scenic = a  1) ;  2) ,       
scent = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; to put some ~ () () ;     to wear ~  , ;  3) , 
off the ~   ,       ; blazing ~, hot ~      ; false ~  ; to be on     the right ~    ,        ; to put (  to throw)     one off the ~    ;  4) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)  (-. - of) ; ~ out ,           
scepter = n   
sceptic = n   
sceptical = a   
scepticism = n   
schedule = , . 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ; 2. v  1)   ,   . . ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
scheme = 1. n  1) , ,  ;  2) ;  3)  () ,  (      . .) ;  4) , ;  5) pl , ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) ,       
schemer = n  1) ;  2)       
schism = n .   
schismatic = 1. n ; 2. a     
scholar = n  1) . ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .       
scholarly = a ,   
scholarship = n  1) , ;  2)       
scholastic = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
school = 1. n  1) , continuation ~       (           ) , 
elementary (      primary) ~, . grade ~  ,     
grammar ~   (       ) ; higher 
grade ~       ; secondary ~, . high ~      ; industrial ~, . trade ~     (-) ,      ; 
infant ~       (  5-7       ) ; modern secondary ~        (1-5   ) ; modern     technical ~   (        ) ; normal ~        ; public ~ )      ; )        ( ) ; )        ( ) ; vocational ~      ; nursery ~s      ; approved ~         ; to attend ~      ; to be at ~   ;     to leave ~  ; to put (  to     send) to ~   ; 
there will be no     ~ today    ;  2)  ( , , ) ;     of the old ~ ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  () ;  5) attr , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,       
school-book = n    
schoolboy = n ,   
schoolfellow = n    
schoolgirl = n ,   
schoolhouse = n    
schooling = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ,       
school-ma`am = n .    
schoolman = n  1)  ;  2)       
schoolmaster = n  ,   
school-mate = n ,   
schoolmistress = n    
schoolroom = n ,    
school-teacher = n  ,    
school-time = n  1)   ( ) ;  2)  ,        
school-yard = n  ( ) ,    
schooner I = n  1) ;  2) .        
schooner II = n . .   ( )  
schwa = n . ,    
science = n  1) ,  , exact ~      ; 
applied ~  ; pure ~     '' ; natural ~      ; social ~  ; space ~s      ;  2) ,       
scientific = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
scientifically = adv    , ,     
scientist = n , Honored Scientist   ; 
top ~s     
scimitar = n  ,   
scintilla = n , ; not a ~ of    
scintillate = v ,   
scintillation = n  1) , ;  2)       
scion = n  1) ,  () ;  2) ,  (-. - of)      
scissor = v  ; to ~ out  ()  
scissors = n pl  ( . a pair of ~)  
scobs = n pl   
scoff = 1. n ; the ~ of ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ( - at)      
scoffer = n   
scold = 1. n  ; 2. v , ,     
scolding = n  1) , ;  2)       
scon(e) = n    ; dropped ~ .    
sconce I = n . '', ''  
sconce II = n ,   
scoop = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) , ;  5) ;  6) .   () ;  7)   ( ) ; 2. v  () ,  () ,   ; to ~ in ; to ~ out   ; to ~ up     
scoot = v .   ,    
scooter = n  1)  ;  2)  ( . motor ~);  3)       
scope = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , beyond my ~             
scorbutic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
scorch = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) . ,         (   . .)      
scorcher = n  1) ,  ;  2) .  (   . .)      
scorching = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ,       . .)      
score = 1. n  1)   (  ) ;  2)   ; to keep the ~      ;  3) , ; on the ~ of     ,  ;  4) , , ;  5)    ; to be fond of     
making ~s   -. ;  6) , what a ~!  !;  7) pl , ; ~s of people      ;  8)  , , (       ,          ) threescore (three     
score) ; fourscore (four score)     ; five 
score of herring      ;  9) . ; to pay 
off (  to     settle) old ~s   ; to quit     ~s with   -.; rejected on     the ~ of absurdity         ; to go off at ~s (  at     
full ~)     -.; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)   ;  3)   -. ;  4) ,  , , you have     ~d  ;  5) .  ;  6) . ; to ~ off .      , ; to ~ out     , ; to ~ under     ; to ~ up  (        . .)      
scorer = n ,  (  )  
scorn = 1. n  1) , ; to think ~ of     ;  2) , ;  3)  , he is a ~ 
to, he is the     ~ of  ,   ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ to do smth.        -.,         -.;  2) ,  ( - at)      
scornful = a ,   
scorpion = n  1) ;  2) (S.)  ()      Scot = n  1) ;  2) .  ()      
scot = n . , ; to pay ~ and lot  , .    Scotch = 1. n  1) the ~ (.  pl) ;  2)  ;  3) .  ; 2. a     
scotch = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  , , ;  3) ,       Scotchman = n   Scotchwoman = n ,    
scot-free = a  1) , ; to get off ~,     to 
go ~  ;  2)          Scotia = n .   Scotland Yard = n  1) - (           ) ;  2)       Scots = 1. n  ; 2. a     Scotsman = . Scotchman  Scotswoman = . Scotchwoman  
scoundrel = n ,   
scour I = 1. n ; to give it a ~    , ; 2. v ; to ~ away, to ~ off, to ~ out   ,     
scour II = v  1)  ( - about) ;  2)  (, )      
scourge = 1. n  1) . ;  2) , , ; the white ~     ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,        
scout I = 1. n  1)  (.    ) ,     boy ~ ;  2) . . , ;  3)  (  ) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
scout II = v   ,   
scouting = n ,   
scow = n   
scowl = 1. n  ,  ; 2. v  1)  (at, on) ;  2)         
scrabble = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
scrag = 1. n  1)     ;  2) . ;  3) , '  '; 2. v .  1)  () ;  2)   (-.)      
scraggy = a ,   
scram = v . . ,   
scramble = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)    (-. - for) ;  3)   (  to - up);  4)  -      
scrannel = a .  1) ;  2) ,       
scrap I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  () ,      () ;  3) pl , ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5) pl  , ; 2. v  1)    , ,       ;  2)   ,         
scrap II = 1. n . , ; 2. v .  ,     
scrap-book = n  (     . .)  
scrape = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  ; to be     in a ~    ; to     get into a ~    ;  5) , , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) () ( -. - 
against) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) , ; to ~ away, to ~     down, to ~ off , ,     ; to ~ out , ;     
to ~ through )   ; )     -  () ; to ~ together, to     ~ up ,  (      )      
scrape-penny = n   
scraper = n  1) ;  2)  (  ) ;  3) .       
scrap-heap = n  (  . .) ;  ()  
scrappy I = a  1) , , ;  2)       
scrappy II = a . ,   
scratch = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) . ,  ; from ~       ; 2. a .  1) ;  2) , ; 3. v  1) , , ;  2) (), ();  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ( ) ; to ~ along .     ; to ~ off, 
to ~ out     ; to ~ together, to ~ up           
scratchy = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ,  ,       
scrawl = 1. n ; 2. v      
scrawny = a . . , ,   
screak = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
scream = 1. n  1)   ( , ) ,     , , ;  2)  , ;  3) . , ;  4)  ; ~s of laughter      ; 2. 
v  1) ,  ( , )     ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) ,  (   ,     . to ~ out);  4) to ~ with laughter ,       
screamer = n .  1) .  ;  2) ,  ,      ;  3) .        
screaming = a  1)  (.  ) ;  2) ,       
screamy = a ,   
screech = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1)  ( , ) ;  2)        
screech-owl = n  1)  ;  2)        
screed = n  1)  ,  ;  2)        
screen = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) , window ~  ;  5) ;  6) , , under the ~ of night       ;  7) ,  ( , ) ;  8) . , , ; 2. v  1) , ,  ( ,     ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  , ;  4)   () ;  5)  ( )      
screw = 1. n  1) , male ~, external ~ , ;     female ~, internal ~ ; endless ~,     perpetual ~ . ; 
there is a ~ loose     somewhere ) -   , -     ; ) '  ' (     ) ; to put the ~ 
on . ''      -.;  2) . () , . ()     ;  3)  ;  4)  , ;  5) . , an old ~, a regular ~     ;  6) ; 
an old ~  , ;  7) . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) ; to ~ down  ,     ; to ~ out  (,       . ., of) ; to ~ up ) ,      (, ) ; )      ( ) ; )      ()      
screw-ball = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
screwdriver = n   
screwed = a  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) . ,       
screw-nut = n   
scribble = 1. n  1) ;  2)     . . ; 2. v  , ,       
scribbler = n ,   
scribe = n  1) , ;  2) ; I am no great ~        ;  3) .       
scrimmage = n ,   
scrimpy = a ,   
scrimshank = v .     
scrip = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ~ 
certificate, stock ~ .              ,    ,     .    ; ~ bonus      ; ~ 
divident .         ,     
instal(l)ment ~                
script = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .  ;  5)       
scriptural = a   
scripture = n  ,   
script-writer = n   
scrivener = n . ,   
scroll = n  1)  (, ) ;  2) . ;  3) .       
scroop = 1. n ; 2. v     
scrouge = v . ,   
scrounge = v .  1) , ;  2)       
scrub I = 1. n  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) .  ()      
scrub II = n  1) ,  ;  2)   ;  3)  ;  4)  ;  5) .                
scrubber = n   
scrubby = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3) , ,       
scrubwoman = n . ,   
scruff = n to take (  to seize) by the ~ of the neck     
scrummage = . scrimmage  
scrumptious = a , ,   
scrunch = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
scruple = 1. n  1) , ; to have little ~        ,       ( -.) ; to have ~s      ( -.) ; to make no ~s     to do smth.    -.;     he did it 
without ~          ; of no ~s ,     ;  2)  (= 20 ) ; 2. 
v , ,  , he   does not ~ to say    ;   he would ~ to lie           
scrupulous = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
scrutineer = n  ( )  
scrutinize = v  , ,    
scrutiny = n  1)  ,      , ;  2)  ;  3)         
scud = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
scuff = 1. n   ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) ,       
scuffle = 1. n , ; 2. v     
scull = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. v       
scullery = n      
sculp = v . , ,   
sculptor = n   
sculpture = 1. n , ; 2. v , ,     
scum = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,        
scummy = a   
scurf = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
scurrile = . scurrilous  
scurrility = n  1) ,  ;  2) ,        
scurrilous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
scurry = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , ; 2. v , ,          
scurvied = a   
scurvy I = n   
scurvy II = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
scutage = n .    
scutcheon = n    
scutter = v ,   
scuttle I = n  1)   ;  2)   ( )      
scuttle II = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. v  ,     
scuttle III = 1. n  1) . ;  2)  ( ,   ) ; 2. v        
scuttle-butt = n  1) .    ;  2) . . ,       
scythe = 1. n .-. ; 2. v .-.     
sea I = n  1) , ; at ~   ; to be     at ~ .   ,  ,      ; by ~ ; by 
the ~  ; on the     ~ )  ; )   ; on 
the     open ~   ; across (  beyond,     over) 
the ~(s)  ,  ; choppy     ~  ; 
closed ~ ,      ; heavy ~  ; the 
high     ~s  ; the narrow ~s -       ; rolling ~  ;     ~s mountains high  ;     proud ~  ; serene ~      ; the ~s went high      ; the 
four ~s ,       ( ,      ,  ,      -) ; to follow 
the ~  ; to     go to ~ )   ; )      ; to put (out) to ~   ,       ; to take the ~         ;  2)  , ; beam ~  ;     a ~ 
struck us   ; to ship     a ~   ( ) ;  3) , ; a ~ of fire  ;     a ~ of 
faces  ; a ~ of troubles      ;  4) attr , , ; half     ~s over  ,        
sea II = n  1)  ,  , ;  2) attr ,       
sea-born = a .  1)   ;  2)        
sea-borne = a  ,    
sea-born trade =    
sea-bound =     
sea-calf = n   
sea-damaged goods = ,     
sea-dog = n  1)  , ' ';  2)       
seafarer = n . ,   
seafaring = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ; 2. a     
sea freight = n    
sea-girt = a ,    
seagoing = a  1) ,   ( ) ;  2)       
sea-gull = n   
sea-horse = n  1) ;  2)        
sea-insurance = n    
sea-king = n ,   
seal I = 1. n  1) , Great Seal        ( ) ; Privy     Seal )   ; )        ( ) ; to     receive (to return) the ~s  ()      -  ; to set     one`s ~   ( -. - to) ,     , under the ~ of secrecy        ;  2) , ;  3) . ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)  ( . to ~ up);  3)   (-. ) ;  4) ;  5)  ;  6) , ,  ()     ,  ()      
seal II = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) 
attr       
sea law = n    
sealery = n  ,    
sealing-wax = n   
sealog = n    
seal-ring = n     
sealskin = n  1)  ;  2)        
seam = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ()       
seamaid = n . ,    
seaman = n ,   
seamanship = n  ,    
sea-mark = n  ,   
sea-mew = n   
seamstress = n ,   
seamy = a  1)   ();  2) ,       Seanad Eireann = n   ( )  
seaplane = n   
seaport = n  1)  ;  2)        
sear = 1. n ; 2. a . , ; 3. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) , ;  5) ,       
search = 1. n  1) ; to be in ~ of ,      -.; to make a ~       (-. - for) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,   (-. -     for) ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,  () ;  4)  (  ) ;  5)  ( , ) ; to ~ out     ,       
searching = a  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,  ( )      
searchlight = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
search-warrant = n     
sea-scape = n    
seashore = n  ,   
seasick = a   ; to be ~     
seasickness = n    
seaside = n  1)  , ,  ;  2) attr       
season I = 1. n  1)  , , ; in ~       (,   . .) ; out of ~       (  . .) ; the holiday ~ ,      ; theatrical ~      ; the off (  dead, dull) ~      ; silly ~   ; close ~     ,   ; shooting ~     ,   ;  2)   ; for a ~        ;  3) attr ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  (, )      
season II =   1) ,  , ;  2) ,  ()      
seasonable = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
seasonal = a   
seasoned = a  1)  (   . .) ;  2) ,       
seasoning = n   
seat I = 1. n  1) , , , garden ~ )      ; )       , ; jump ~      ; take a ~! !; to keep one`s     ~  ,  ; please keep     your ~ , !;  2)  ( , , ) ;     take 
your ~s!   !     (   ) ;     please keep this ~ for me ,     ,    ; to book (      to secure) ~s ,   (     ,  , for) ; to take a ~         ( -. - for) ; to contest     a ~      ; to     win a ~    ; to     loose one`s ~         ; to take a back ~ . .     ; 2. v  1) ,  ; pray be ~ed!      !; to be ~ed ;  2) , ;  3) ,  - ;  4)  (  )      
seat II = 1. n  1) , ,     ;  2) ; county ~ .  ; a ~     
of learning  ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4) ; 2. v  ,     
seat-belt = n .    
sea-wall = n   
seaward = 1. a   ,   ; 2. adv   ,  ,         
seawards = . seaward 2.    
seaweed = n    
seaworthy = a   ,    
secant = 1. n .  1) ;  2) ; 2. a     
secede = v    (, ) ,   
secession = n  1)    (,   .     .) , , ;  2) .   11           1860-1861 .      
seclude = v  1) ;  2) ,  ( -. - from)      
secluded = a ,   
seclusion = n  1) , , ;  2)        
seclusive = a  1)   ;  2)       
second I = n , ,   
second II = 1. n  1) ,   ;  2)   ;  3) ;  4) pl   ;  5) .  , ; 2. v  1) ,  ; I ~     your motion     ;  2) ; 3. num ; in the ~ place -; 4. a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ,  (     ) ; ~ to none ; 5. adv   ( ) ,         
secondary = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( , )      
second-class = a , ,    
seconder = n ,   ( , )  
second-hand = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)     ( ,     ) ;  3)       
secondly = adv -  
second-rate = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
secrecy = n  1) , ; in strict ~       ,   ;  2)   ;  3) ;  4) ,       
secret = 1. n , ; in ~  ,     , an open ~    ; to be in the ~      ; to let smb. into the ~    -.  ; to keep a ~    ,   ; 2. 
a  1) ; top ~       (  ) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ,   . .) ;  4)  ( ) , ;  5)       
secretaire = n , ,    
secretariat = n   
secretary I = n  1) ; ~ general      ; permanent ~      ; private ~  ;  2) , Secretary of State  (     ) ,  ,        ( ) , Secretary of State     for Foreign Affairs        ( ) ; the Secretary of War .       ( ) ; the Home Secretary             
secretary II = n . . secretaire  
secrete = v  1) ;  2) .  ( )      
secretion = n  1) ;  2) . , ; 
internal ~            
sect = n   
sectarian = 1. n ; 2. a     
sectarianism = n   
section = 1. n  1) , ,       () ;  2)  () , ;  3) . ,  (  1 .     ) ,  () ;  4) , , cross ~      ;  5) ;  6) , , landing ~       ( ) ; the orbital ~      ;  7) .  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  8) .  ; 2. v   ,     
sectional = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
sector = n ,   
secular = a  1) , ;  2) ,           
secularize = v   
secure = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ; 
to be ~   (     -. - of) ;  4) , ;  5)  ( , ) ;  6)   ( ,     ) ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5)    (, ) ;  6) ,         
security = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) , ; to give ~       ( -. - for) ; ~ bill ,              ; ~ for a claim        5) pl    ,      ,   ,               
sedan = n  1)  ;  2) .       
sedate = a , ,   
sedative = 1. n .  ; 2. a ,     
sedentary = a  (  )  
sedge = n .   
sediment = n ,   
sedition = n   ,   
seditious = a ,   
seduce = v ,   
seduction = n ,   
seductive = a ,   
sedulity = n ,   
sedulous = a , ,   
see I = v ( past saw; p. p. seen)  1) (), (), (), let     me ~ (your book, your picture etc )       ( ,    . . ); he     ~s 
double     ; seen or     not seen .   ,            (        ) ; we cannot     see 
our way (clear) to accept your offer     .           ;  2) , , ; to come     to ~   ; to go to ~       ;  3) , ; oh! I ~! ,     !; don`t 
you ~?   ?,       ?; let me ~   ; as     I ~ it    ; as far as I can ~       ,        ;  4) , , he (she) will never ~     40, 50... again   ()   40, 50...     ;  5) (), ()     (   . .) ;  6) ; I 
will ~ you home         ; to ~ smb. (to the 
theater, to     the train etc )  -. ( ,        . . ); to ~ about )      ( -. ) ,      ( -.) ,  (     -.) ; ) , ; to ~     after  ( -.) , ,      ( -.) ; 
to ~ in      ( ) ; to ~ into      ( -.) ,  () ; to ~     off  () ; to ~ out )       ; ) ; )       ; to ~ over      () ; 
to ~ through )      ; )   ; ) to ~ smb.     through  -.  -.; to ~ to      ( -., -.) ,      ( -.) ,       
see II = n   
seed = 1. n  1) , . ; to sow the ~s of     discord (  dissension) .       ; to go (  to 
run) to ~       , . ; to set ~s      ;  2) ;  3) ; to raise up ~  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  () ;  4)    (, )      
seed-bed = n ,     
seeder = n  1) ;  2)  ();  3)          
seeding-machine = n   
seedling = n ,   
seedsman = n    
seed-time = n    
seedy = a  1)  ;  2) . , ;  3) . ; to feel ~       ; to look ~        
seeing = conj   , ,   
seek = v ( past, p. p. sought)  1) , ;  2) ,  (  Inf) ;     to ~ after, to ~ 
for  (-.);     to be much sought after      ,    ; to ~ through      (  . .)      
seem = v  1) ; it ~s to me  ;  2)   . to seem + Inf      .  -                     .         : he ~s to live in     here ,         
seeming = a , ,   
seemingly = adv -,     
seemly = a , ,   
seen = p. p. . see I  
seep = v ,   
seer-off = n   
seesaw = 1. n  1)   ; to play (at) ~        ( ) ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) attr , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)     ;  3) ; 3. adv   ,   ; to go ~       
seethe = v ( past, p. p. seethed, . past sod; p. p. sodden)  1) , ;  2) ,       
segment = n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) .       
segregate = 1. a , ; 2. v (), ()    
segregation = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
seigneur = . seignior  
seignior = n . ,   
seigniorage = n .  1)  ;  2)           
seigniory = n .    
seine = n    
seismic = a   
seize = v  1) , ;  2) ,  (,       . .) , ;  3) ,  (, ) ;  4) . pass ,  ( ,     ) ;  5)  () ;  6) .       
seizure = n  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) ,        
seldom = adv   
select = 1. v , , ; 2. a , ,     
selection = n  1) , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  ;  4) . ,       
selective = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
self = 1. n ( pl selves)  '',  ; my   own ~  ''; second ~  '',    ; one`s better ~ ,      ; ~ comes first        ; 2. a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)    . my,     your    .        him, her,        . . . myself  ,  ();     yourself  ,   (  )      . .      
self- = pref -  
self-acting = a   
self-assertion = n   ,   
self-centered = a   
self-collected = a  1) , ;  2)       
self-conceit = n ,   
self-conceited = a ,  ,   
self-conscious = a  1) , ;  2)    (  ,     )      
self-consistent = a , ,    
self-contained = a  1) , ;  2) ,   (      ) ;  3)          
self-criticism = n   
self-denial = n   
self-determination = n  1) ;  2)       
self-determined = a ,   
self-educated = a    
self-governed = a  ,   
self-governing = a   
self-government = n , ,   
self-importance = n ,   
self-interest = n  1) ;  2)        
selfish = a   
selfishness = n   
self-loading = a ,  ( , )  
self-made = a      
self-opinion = n ,   
self-opinionated = a ,   
self-possessed = a  , ,   
self-possession = n ,   
self-propelled = a ,   
self-recording = a ,   
self-regard = n  1) ;  2)       
self-reliant = a     
self-sacrifice = n   
selfsame = a     
self-seeker = n    
self-seeking = 1. n ; 2. a     
self-service = n   
self-starter = n .  ,   
self-study = n    
self-styled = a   
self-taught = a    
self-teaching = . textbook  
self-will = n   
self-willed = a ,   
self-winding = a     
sell = v ( past, p. p. sold)  1) , ; to ~ a bear .       ,         ( ),        ; to ~ a bull .       ; to ~ at a discount )        ,  ; )      ; to ~ at a 
loss   ;     to ~ at a premium )        ,  ; )       ; to ~ at best .            ;     to ~ in bulk )  ; )       , ; to ~ out     .    ; to ~ out     against the buyer . )                   ; ) .                (margin) ;  2) ;  3)  (,   . .) ;  4)   ( ) , ;  5) . , ; to ~ 
off      () ; to ~ out )     ; ) ; to ~ up             
seller = n  1) , ;  2)  , best ~ )      ; )   ()      
sell-out = n  1) . . ;  2) . , ,       ;  3) ,       
selves = pl  1) . self I;  2)   . our, your, 
them,        . .     .  : 
ourselves  ,  ;     yorselves  ,  ; 
themselves      ,        
semantic = a .   
semantics = n . ,   
semaphore = 1. n ; 2. v ,     
semasiology = n .   
semblance = n  1) , under the ~ of  ; to     put 
on a ~ of  ,  ;  2) , ; a 
feeble ~ of      ;  3)        
semester = n  1) ;  2) attr       
semi- = pref -  
semicircle = n   
semicolon = n     
semi-colonial = a   
semifinal = n .   
seminar = n   
seminary = n  1)  () ;  2) , .       
semi-official = a   Semite = n   Semitic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
semivowel = n .  ()  
semolina = n    
sempstress = . seamstress  
senate = n  1) ;  2)  ( )      
senator = n   
senatorial = a  1) ;  2) .          
send = v ( past, p. p. sent)  1) , ,  ( -.,     -. - for) ; to ~ flying       , ; to ~ to the chair .          ;  2) ,  (  . .) ;  3)  (, ) ,  ()     ;  4)  ; to ~ away ) ;     ) , ; 
to ~ down )      ( ) ; )      (, ) ; to ~ forth ,     ; to ~ in  (, )     ,  () ; to ~ off )      (,   . .) ; )      () ; ) ; )     ; to ~ on ,      ; to ~ out ) ; )      () ; ) , ,      () ; )  (     ) ; to ~ up )  (,     ) ; )  () ; )      (  )      
sender = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
send-off = n .  1) ;  2) ; to give a ~  ;  3)        
senescent = a   
seneschal = n .   
senile = a ,   
senility = n , ,   
senior = 1. n  1)  ( , ) ;  2) .   ,       ; 2. a , ,    , ; ~ lien     ; ~ mortgage    ; ~ stock        
seniority = n   
sensation = n  1) , ;  2) ; to make a 
great ~      ; the latest ~ ' '      
sensational = a   
sensation-monger = n     
sense = 1. n  1) , ; the five ~s      ; 
to have keen (  quick) ~s       ; a ~ 
of duty      ; a ~ of humor  ; a     ~ of 
pain  ; ~ of proportion      ;  2) pl , , ; to be out     of one`s ~s , ; to lose     one`s ~s     ; to come to     
one`s ~s   , . ;  3)  ; 
common (  sound, good)     ~  ,  ; to     talk ~  , ; to have the     ~ (of  to + Inf)       , ...;  4) , ; strict ~  ;     literal ~  ; in a good (bad)     ~   ()  ; to 
make     no ~    ; to make ~ of      , ; in a ~       ; in no ~    ;  5) ,  () ; to take     
the ~ of the meeting        ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
senseless = a  1)  , ,     ; 
to knock ~  () ;  2) ,       
sensibility = n  1) , ;  2) pl ;  3) pl ;  4) ,  ()      
sensible = a  1) , ;  2) ; to be ~ of ,     ;  3) ,       
sensitive = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( )      
sensitivity = n   
sensory = a   
sensual = a , ,   
sensuality = n   
sensuous = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
sent = past, p. p. . send  
sentence = 1. n  1)  () , complex ~      , compound ~      ;  2) ; nominal ~, probationary ~      ; severe ~      ; to pass ~       (-. - upon) ; to serve a ~      ;  3) . ; 2. v ,     
sententious = a  , ,   
sentient = a ,   
sentiment = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4)       
sentimental = a ,   
sentimentality = n   
sentinel = n  1) ; to stand ~ over   ,     ;  2)       
sentry = n , , ; to keep ~ ,   , ; to carry off a ~ '',  ; to relieve ~    
sentry-box = n    
separable = a   
separate = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. v  1) ();  2) ();  3) , ,  (     ) ;  4) ;  5) () ( ) ;  6) ,       
separation = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) .       
separatist = n  ,   
separative = a     
sepoy = n .   September = n  1) ;  2) attr       
septennial = a  1)      ;  2)       
septic = 1. n  ; 2. a     
sepulcher = . sepulchre  
sepulchral = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
sepulchre = n ,   
sepulture = n  1) ;  2) .       
sequel = n  1) ; in the ~ ,     ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
sequence = n  1) ; the ~ of events      ; ~ of tenses .      ; in ~ ,   ;  2)  , ;  3) (),       
sequent = a  1) , ;  2)       
sequential = a  1) ;  2)  ( -.) ,       
sequester = v .  ,   
sequoia = n . ,    
sera = pl . serum  
serape = n     Serb = . Serbian 1.  Serbian = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
sere = a ,   
serenade = 1. n ; 2. v      
serene = a  1) , ; all ~ .       ;  2) , , ,  (     )      
sereneness = n  1) ;  2) ,  (, )      
serenity = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (, ) ;  3)  ()      
serf = n  1)  () ;  2)       
serfdom = n  1)  ;  2)       
serge = n  ()  
sergeant = n  1) ; ~ major ;  2) . serjeant      
serial = 1. n  1)  ;  2)    ,      , ; 2. a  1)  ; ~ bonds ,             ,         (          ) ; ~     right                 ;  2) ;  3)  ( , )      
series = n  1) , ; infinite ~  ;     in ~ ) ,  ; ) .      ;  2)  (,   . .)      
serious = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   ( )      
seriously = adv   
seriousness = n ,  ()  
serjeant = n  , Common Serjeant    Serjeant-at-arms = n    
sermon = n   
serous = a   
serpent = n  1) ;  2)       
serpentine = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
serried = a ,     
serum = n ( pl . sera) .   
servant = n  1) , ; general ~      ;  2) ; civil ~      ; public ~  ; your     obedient ~    (      )      
servant-girl = n   
servant-maid = n   
serve = v  1) ,  ( -.) ; to ~ as       ; to ~ as collateral       ; to ~ as     a pretent  ;  2)   ( ,   . .)     ;  3)  ;  4) , ; it will ~ )     ; )  , ;  5)  (  ) ;  6) ;  7)  ( -.) ;  8)  ( ) ;  9)  (,    . .)     ;     10)  (  ) ;     11) . , ,       ; to ~ a writ (up) on a person (to     
serve a person with a writ)  -.      ; 
to ~ for  (     -.) ; to ~ out ) ,      (  . .) ; ) , ; to     ~ 
round ,  () ; to ~ up       ; 
to ~ with: to ~ smb. with      -.,  -. ()     ; it ~s him right!    !      
service = 1. n  1) ; off ~ .  ,         ; on ~     .  ,        ; civil ~ ,      ; color ~        ( ) ; compulsory ~      ; diplomatic ~      ; national ~      ; 
secret ~      ; selective ~ .              ( ) ; to 
see ~ )       ; ) ;  2) , ; maid ~      ; public ~  ;     medical ~ )  ; )     .  ; photocopy ~     ; in 
my ~        ;  3) , regular ~  ;     railway ~  ; shuttle     ~   ;     steamboat ~  ;  4) , ; I am at your ~       ; to do a ~  ; to do ~      ; 
to be of ~  ;     can I be of ~ to you?         ?; yeoman`s ~   ;  5) , dinner (tea) ~  ()     ;  6) . ;  7) .  ; the senior ~      -  (   ) ;  8)   ( ) ;  9) attr ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  () ;  3)          ( , ) , ,      (, ) ,      ,       
serviceable = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) . ,       
serviceman = n   
service-pipe = n      
serviette = n   
servile = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
servility = n ,   
servitor = n . ,   
servitude = n  1) , , . ;  2)  ; penal ~            
sesame = n .   
session = n  1) ; to be in ~ ; general     ~s     (     ,   4   ) ,         (       ) ; executive ~ ) .      ; )      ;  2) ;  3) .  ; summer ~       (  )      
sessional = a   
set I = 1. v ( past, p. p. set)  1) , , ;  2)   -. ; to ~ in     order (in motion)    (     ); to ~ on foot   ; 
to ~     at liberty, to ~ free ,       ; to ~ fair  (     ) ;  3)  ( ,   . ., to)     ;  4)  () ;  5)  (,   -. - to)     ;  6)  () ,  (,     ) ;  7) ,  ( , ) ;  8)  () ,  () ;  9)  () ;     10)  () ;     11)  (,  - on, upon) ;     12)  (, ) ;     13)  ( ,  ) ;     14)  () ,  () ;     15) . ;     16)  (  ) ;     17)  () ;     18)  (  -. - on) ;     19)  (, ) ;     20)  ( , to) ;     21)  () ;     22)  (  ) ;     23) , ,  (     ,   . .) ;     24)   ( ) ;     25)  ( ) ;     26)  (-. - with) ;     27)  .   Gerund       ,        : to ~ smb. laughing  -.; 
to     ~ going ,   ; to ~     about )  ( -.) ,       (  -.) ;     ) ; to ~ against      , ; to ~ apart )     ; ) ; 
to ~ aside )       , ; )     ,    ; )     ,  () ; to     ~ at  ( -.) ; to ~ back )      () , ;     )  ( ) ; to ~ before     ,  () ; 
to ~ by     , ; to ~ down )      ( ) ; ) ;     ) ,  (-., -. -     as) ; ) ; )        ; to ~ forth ) ; )      ( ) ; ) ,     ; to ~ forward ) ,     ; ) ; )       ; to ~ in  ( , )     ,  ( , ) ; to ~     off ) ; ) ; ) . 
to ~     forth ); ) ,  (      . .) ; ) to ~ one off  (     -.) ; )  (  . .) ;     ) , ; to ~ on )     ; )  ( -.) ; to     ~ out )   ; )     , ; ) ,      ( ) ; to ~ over       ; to ~ to ,  (     ,   . .) ; to ~ up )     ,  (, ,     ) ; ) , ; )      () ; ) ,      (,   . ., as) ; )     ,  () ; )      ( ) ; )       ( -. - for) ; ) to 
be ~ up      , ; to ~ upon     , ; 2. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  () ;  4) ;  5)  () ;  6) ,  () ;  7) .  () ; to make a dead ~     at )   ( -.) ; )      ( ,      ) ; 3. a  1)  , ,     ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( , , ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)  ( )      
set II = n  1)  () ,      (, ) ; a ~ of drawing     instruments ; dinner ~      ; toilet ~  ;  2) ,  ; literary ~      ; the smart ~  ;  3) ; receiving ~       
set-back = n  1) , ;  2) , ; to 
suffer a ~            
set-down = n ,    
set-off = n  1) , ;  2) .       
set-out = n  1) ;  2) ,       
settee = n   
setter = n  ( )  
setting = n  1) , ,      ;  2) ;  3) . ,   ;  4) .   ;  5)  ()      
settle = v  1)  () ; to ~ a claim      () ; to ~ a     difference  ; to ~ a     dispute amicably        ;  2)  () ; it`s ~d!       !;  3)  ( . to ~ on),      (, ) ;  4) ,  () ;  5) , ;  6) , ;  7) ,  ( ,        . ., . to ~ oneself down);  8) , ; he can`t ~ to     anything     ;  9)  () ;     10) ,  ( ) ;     11)  ( ) ;     12)   ( ) ;     13)  (-. - on) ; to ~ down     ,  ( -. , to)     ; to ~ down to 
married life      ; to ~ out ,       ; to ~ up         
settlement = n  1) ,  () ; ~     
with creditors   ;  2) , , ; ~ of an account        ; ~ of 
a bill     )  ; )  ; )     .  ,      ,   (4          4    ) ; to buy (to     
sell) for mid  ()           ;  3) ; postwar ~      ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) , ;  7) .  (          ) ; marriage     ~                 
settler = n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3) .        
settling = n  1) ;  2) pl       
set-to = n .  1) , ;  2)       
set-up = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) . ,  (         )      
seven = 1. num ; 2. n     
sevenfold = 1. a ; 2. adv   ,       
seventeen = num ; sweet ~    
seventeenth = 1. num ; 2. n      
seventh = 1. num ; 2. n      
seventies = n pl (the ~)  1)  ;  2)   69  80       
seventieth = 1. num ; 2. n       
seventy = num   
sever = v  1) , ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) (), (); to ~     oneself ,  ( - from)      
severable = a   
several = 1. pron  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
severally = adv  1) , ;  2)       
severance = n  1) , ;  2)  (, )      
severe = a  1)  ( , ,       . .) ; to be ~ upon  ;  2)  ( , ,   .     .) ;  3)  ( ) , ,      ( ) ;  4)  ( , ) ,      (   . .) ,  (     ) ;  5)  ( , , ) ;  6) ,  ( )      
severely = adv  1) , , ;  2)       
severity = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) pl  ( , )     ;  3)  (,   . .) ;  4)  () ;  5)       
sew = v ( p. p. sewn, sewed) , , ; to ~ down ; to ~ in ; to ~ on . to ~ down; to ~ together ; to ~ up   
sewage = n    
sewer = 1. n  ,  ; 2. v     
sewerage = n   
sewing = n   
sewing-machine = n    
sewn = p. p. . sew  
sex = n  1) . ; the ~ . ; the fair     (  
gentle) ~  , ; the     softer (  weaker) ~  , ;     the stronger (  sterner) ~ ;  2) .  ,        
sextant = n   
sexton = n  ,   
sexual = a ,   
shabbiness = n ,   
shabby = a  1) , ,  (     ) , ,  ( ) ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  ( )      
shack = n ,   
shackle = 1. n pl , ,  (. .) ;   the ~s of 
convention ,   ; 2. v  ( ) , .   , ,     
shade = 1. n  1) ; to cast (  to put, to throw)     into 
the ~ ;  2)  ;  3) pl ;  4) ,  (, ) ,      ( ) ;  5) , ; the ~s of night      ; the ~s 
of death      ;  6) ;  7) .  ( . 
window ~);  8)   (      ) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( , ) , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)   (  ,     into) ,  ( . to ~ off, to ~ away);  6)  ,  ( . to ~ down);  7) .   ( )      
shading = n  1)  , ;  2)       
shadow = 1. n  1)  ( ) ; deep ~s ,      ; to cast (  to throw) ~s      ;  2) 
pl , ;  3) , ;  4) , he is a mere ~ of his former     self      ;  5)  ,  (  . .) ;  6)  , '';  7) ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( , ) ;  4)    ( , ) ,     ;  5) ,  ( . to ~     forth)      
shadowland = n    
shadowy = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)       
shady = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .  ( , ) ; to     keep ~   ,        
shaft = n  1)  (, ) ;  2) . , ;  3) , ;  4)  , ; a random ~ )      ; )      ;  5)  () ;  6)  () ;  7) ;  8) , ;  9) . ;     10) . ,       
shag = n  1)  ;  2)       
shaggy = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   ( )      
shagreen = n  ( )  
shake = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 
all of a ~ ;  3) ;  4)  () ; a ~ of 
the head       (  ) ;  5) , ;  6) . ;  7)  ( , ) ;  8) . ;  9) . , in half a ~ ; 2. v ( past shook; p. p. shaken)  1) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) ;  5) ;  6) ;  7)  () ;  8) , ;  9) .  ; to ~ down )      (  ) ; )  () ; )     (); ) , ; ) .      () ; to ~ off )      () ; )  ( ,       ) ; to ~ out )     ; )  (, ) ;     to ~ up ) , ; )           
shakedown = n  1)    (   . .) ; to     
give a ~ . ,   ;  2) .  ()      
shaken = p. p. . shake 2.    
shake-up = n   ,  (   )  
shaking = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ,       
shako = n .   
shaky = a  1) , , ;  2) , ; to feel ~       ;  3) ,       
shale = n    
shall = v ( ) , ( ) (past should) ;  1)  . .           1- .     . .  . .  : in summer I ~ go to the     
seaside     ;  2)   .        .         2-  3- .       , , ,       : he ~ come tomorrow              
shallop = n . ,   
shallow = 1. n , ; 2. a  1)  ( , ) ;  2) ,  ( ,     ) ; 3. v     
shalt = . 2- . . .  shall  
sham = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) , , ; 2. a , , ; 3. v  , ,     
shamble I = n pl  1)  (. .) ;  2)        
shamble II = 1. n  ; 2. v  ()    
shame = 1. n  1) ; it`s a ~! !; what a ~!      !,  !; for ~! !; howling     ~   ; ~ 
on you!    !;     past ~ ; to cry ~ upon ,     ;  2) , ; to put to ~ ,     ; to think ~ ; 2. v  1) ;  2) (), ();  3) .       
shamefaced = a , ,   
shameful = a ,   
shameless = a ,   
shammer = n ,   
shammy = n   
shampoo = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ; 2. v      
shamrock = n . ,  (.    )  
shandrydan = n , .   
shanghai = v .         
shank = n  1)  () ;  2) , ; to go on Shanks`s pony     (  mare)   ,         
shan`t = . = shall not  
shanty I = n ,   
shanty II = n    (  )  
shape = 1. n  1) ; to take ~  ;  2) , ;  3) , , , ;  4) , , ;  5) ;  6) . , ; in bad ~       ; in any ~   ; 2. v  1)    ; to ~ into     smth.   -.;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) ; to ~ up .             
shapeless = a   
shapely = a  1) ,  ;  2)        
shard = n  1)  () ;  2) ,       
share I = 1. n  1) , ; ~ in the profit       ; fair ~        ; ~ broker  ; ~ list )       ; )  ;     lion`s ~  ; to fall to one`s ~       -. ;  2) ;  3) , on ~s  ; 
to go ~s  (     -. - with, -. - in) ;  4) , 
allotment of ~s  ;     to issue ~s  ; 
to subscribe     for ~s   ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,  (-.      -. 
with) ;  3)  ,   ( -. -     in)      
share II = n   
sharecropper = n . -  
shareholder = n ,   
shark = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ) , ,     ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,        
sharp I = 1. a  1) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ,  ( ,     ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( , ) ;  6)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8)  ( ) ;  9)  ( ) ;     10)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;     11) ,  ( , ) ,      ( ) ;     12) ,  ( ) ;     13)  ( ) ; as ~ as a     needle  )   ; )     ;     14)  ( ) , ;     15) , , ; 2. adv  1) , ; at five 
o`clock ~   5     ;  2) ; look ~! !, !;  3) ,       
sharp II = 1. n  1) . ;  2) . , ;  3) . . ; 2. a   ( ) ; 3. v     
sharpen = v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  ()      
sharper = n , ,   
sharp-set = a  ,   
sharpshooter = n  ,   
sharp-sighted = a  1)   ;  2) ,       
sharp-witted = a  1) , ;  2)       
shatter = v  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)  () ,  ;  4) ,        
shave = 1. n  1) ; to have a ~ ;  2) close (  
narrow, near) ~       ; it was a close ~          ; he missed it by a     close (  
narrow) ~     ; 2. v ( past shaved; p. p. shaved, 
shaven)  1) (); to get ~d  (     ) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ,         
shaven = p. p. . shave 2.    
shaver = n  1) ;  2) . ,  ( . young ~)      
shaving = n  1) ;  2) pl       
shaving-brush = n     
shawl = n   
she = pron pers   
she- = pref   .      : 
she-ass ; she-wolf   
sheaf = 1. n ( pl sheaves)  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  ()    
shear = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl ;  3) pl  ; 2. v ( past sheared, . shore; p. p.   shorn,  sheared)  1)  () ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4) .  ( )      
sheath = n ( pl sheathes )  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) . ,       
sheathe = v  1)   ;  2)   ;  3) .       
sheathing = n   
sheave I = v  ()  
sheave II = n  1) , ;  2) . ,       
sheaves = pl . sheaf 1.  
shed I = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
shed II = v ( past, p. p. shed)  1) ,  (, , ) ;  2)  () ,  (, ,     , ) ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  () ,  ()     ;  (, ) ;  5)  () ,      () ;  6)  ( )      
sheen = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ; 2. a . , ; 3. v ,     
sheep = n (pl  .)  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  , ; black ~     ; Neptune`s ~  ( )      
sheep-dog = n   
sheep-fold = n  ( ) ,   
sheepish = a  1) , ,  (     ) ;  2)       
sheep`s-head = n ' ',   
sheepskin = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ;  4) . .       
sheep-walk = n    
sheer I = 1. a  1) , ,  (       . .) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,  ;  4) , ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2)       
sheer II = v  ( , ) ,  ( . to ~ 
away) to ~ off ,   
sheet I = 1. n  1) , between the ~s  ;  2)  (, , ) ;  3) pl  ;  4) ;  5)  () ;  6)  ,  ;  7) . ; a clean ~      ; to come down in ~s         ( ) ; to stand in a white ~      ; 2. v  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) .        
sheet II = 1. n . ; three ~s in the wind (    in the 
wind`s eye) .  ; 2. v .      
sheet-anchor = n  1) .  ;  2)  ,        
sheeted = a   
sheeting = n  1) ;  2)   ( )      
sheik(h) = , . n   
shelf = n (pl)  1) ; to be laid (  put) on the ~     .  ,        ;  2) ;  3) , ()      
shell = 1. n  1) , ; to go into one`s ~       ; to come out of one`s ~     . , ;  2)  (, ) , ,     ;  3) , , blind ~      ; 
star ~  ;  4)  () ;  5) ,  () ; 2. v  1)  , ,       ;  2)  () ,     ; to ~ 
off ; to ~     out ) . ; ) .             
shellfire = n  ,   
shell-fish = n  ,   (,   . .)  
shelling = n    
shell-proof = a ,     . .  
shell-shock = n ,   
shell-shocked = a   
shelter = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; bomb-
proof ~     ; under the ~ of  ,      ; to find ~  ,     ; to take ~ , .      ( -. - in) ; 2. v  1) , ,  ;  2) ,  ;  3) ; to ~ oneself under (      behind) ) ; ) ,        (-.)      
shelve I = v  1)  (  ) ;  2)   ( , ) ;  3) , '  ';  4)       
shelve II = v   ,    
shelves = pl . shelf  
shenanigan = n  pl .  1) , ;  2)       
shepherd = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  ( -.)      
shepherd-dog = n   
shepherdess = n   
sherd = . shard  
sheriff = n   
sherry = n  ()  
shew = v ( past shewed, p. p. shewn) . . show II  
shewn = p. p. . shew  
shibboleth = n  1)   ;  2)       
shield = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v ,  (  . .)    
shift = 1. n  1) , ;  2) () , 
double ~ )         ; )        ; day (night) ~  () ;  3) , ; 
a ~ of clothes      ; a ~ of crops ;  4)  ;  5) , the Great Vowel Shift .       ;  6) , ; a mere ~  ;     
to make ~  (  -. -     with,  -. - without) ;  7) . ; 2. v  1) ();  2) (),  ( , for)     ; to ~ berth .  ,      ;  3)  (     -       . .) ;  4) ; to ~ for oneself       ;  5) . ,   (     ) ;  6)  (  )      
shiftless = a  1) ;  2)       
shift-over = n ; ~ to a shorter workday       
shifty = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ( )      
shilling = n  (.  = 1/20  ,   1971 .) ; long ~s  ; to cut off 
with a ~    
shilly-shally = 1. n , ; 2. a ; 3. v  ,     
shimmer = 1. n  , ; 2. v  ,     
shimmery = a ,    
shimmy = n .   
shin I = n   
shin II = v  ( . to ~ up)  
shin-bone = n    
shindy = n .  1) , , ;  2) .         
shine = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ; 
to put a good ~ on  ,     ; to take the ~ out 
of      -.; to give a ~  () ;  4) . , , ; 2. v ( past, p. p. shone)  1) , ;  2) , , ; to ~ with     health  ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4) . . ,  ()      
shiner = n  1) .  () ;  2) pl .  ;  3) . ;  4) pl . ;  5) .        
shingle I = 1. n  1) pl ;  2)  ;  3) . .  ( ) ; 2. v  1)   () ;  2)   ()      
shingle II = n   
shining = a  1) , ;  2)       
shinny = n  (  )  
shiny = a  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)       
ship = 1. n  1) , , ; on board (the) ~       ; to take (the) ~       ,   ; the ~ of     the line  ; the ~ of the     
desert ;  2) .  ;  3) . ;  4) 
attr , , ; 2. v  1)  () ,       () ;  2) , ;  3) () ( )      
shipboard = n  ; on ~   ,    
shipbuilder = n ,   
shipman = n .   
shipmaster = n  1)  ;  2)       
shipmate = n    ( ) ,     
shipment = n  1) , ;  2) ,  () ;  3) ,  ()      Ship Navicert = n       ,  ,  ,   
shipowner = n   
shipper = n  () ,   
shipping = n  1)  ,  ;  2)  () ;  3)  () ,        
shipshape = a predic     
shipwreck = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  (  . .) ; 2. v  1)  ; to 
be ~ed      ;  2)  (  . .)      
shipwright = n    
ship-yard = n   
shirk = n , ,  ( , )  
shirker = n   
shirt = n  1)  , ; boiled ~      , . ,      ;  2) ; 
to have one`s ~ out       ; to keep one`s ~ on      ; he has not a ~ on his back         ()         
shirting = n      
shiver I = 1. n  1) , ; to get (  to have) the     ~s  ; this gives me the ~s     .      ,          ; 2. v  1)  ( , , with) ;  2)       
shiver II = 1. n . pl , ; to break to   ~s  ; 2. v ,       
shivery I = a  1) , ;  2)       
shivery II = a ,   
shoal I = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3) . pl  ; 2. a , ; 3. v     
shoal II = 1. n  1) ,  () ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1)  ,  ( ) ;  2)  ( )      
shock I = 1. n  1) , ; electric ~       ;  2) , ;  3) attr ; 2. 
v  1) , ;  2) ,       
shock II = 1. n ; 2. v   ,     
shock III = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. a     
shock-absorber = n .   
shocker = n    
shocking = 1. a , , ; 2. adv ,     
shod = past, p. p. . shoe 2  
shoddy = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
shoe = 1. n  1) , , , Oxford ~     ; to be in another`s ~s       -. ; to shake in one`s ~s       ; to know 
where the ~     pinches   ,   ;     
that`s where the ~ pinches     ,     ,    ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) . , ;  5)  ; to wait for dead men`s ~s      ; to lick smb.`s ~s       -. ; 2. v ( past, p. p. shod)  1) ;  2)       
shoeblack = n    
shoe-lace = n     
shoemaker = n   
shoe-string = n     
shoe-tree = n   
shone = , . past, p. p. . shine 2.    
shoo = v ,   
shook = past . shake 2.    
shoot = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  , , ;  4)   ; 2. v ( past, p. 
p. shot)  1)  ( ,   . .,      -. - at) ;  2)  ( . to ~ dead); to ~ oneself     ;  3)  () ;  4) ; to go ~ing   ;  5) ,  ( - past,      - through, over) ;  6)  () ;  7) ,  (, ) ;  8) ,  ;  9)  ( ) ;     10) ,  () ;     11)   () ;     12) .  ; to ~ ahead      ,        ( ) ; to ~ away      ( ) ; to ~ down     ,  () ; to ~ forth )     , ; ) ,      ( ) ,  () ;     to ~ in ; to ~ out )      ( , ) ; ) ,     ; ) ; )      (, ) ; to ~ up )  ,        ; )  (     ) ; )  ( ) ; )     .        
shooter = n  1) ;  2)  ; square ~ .            
shooting = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)  ;  5) ,        
shop = 1. n  1) , ; chemist`s ~ ;     barrel ~ ; curiosity ~      ; to come to the wrong ~        ; to shut up ~  ,      -.; to talk ~               ;  2) , , assembly ~, adjusting ~      ; valet ~  (      )  ;  3) .  ;  4) .  , ; 2. v      
shop-assistant = n   
shop-girl = n   
shopkeeper = n  ,   
shopman = n  1) ;  2)        
shopper = n   
shopping = n to do ~  ; to go (out) ~     
shoppy = a .  ( )  
shop-steward = n    (   ) , -   
shopwalker = n   (  )  
shore I = n  1)  ; to go on ~   ;  2) ; 
my native ~   ;  3)  ; in ~         
shore II = 1. n ; 2. v  ,  ( . 
to ~   up)    
shore III = . past . shear 2.    
shoreline = n    
shoreward = adv      
shorn = 1. . p. p. shear 2.; 2. a , ,     
short = 1. a  1) , , ; ~ bill      ; ~ borrowing       ,  ; ~     dated ; ~ dated (credit) bill      () ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) , ,        ; to be ~ of ,        -.; I 
am ~ of money         ; to come ~ (of) )      ; )   ; to fall     ~, to drop ~ )  ; )        ,  ; )       ,  -. ; to feel ~       ; to run ~ of      , ; to be ~ of breath     ;  6) , ,  ( ,     , ) ;  7) ,  ( ) ;  8) ,  ( ) ;  9) .  ( ) ; 2. adv  1) , ; to cut smb. ~       -.;  2)  ; ~ of the town       ;  3) ; 3. n  1) .   ;  2) pl ;  3) .  ( ) ;  4) . .  ;  5)  ;  6) for ~  ; in ~ ,            
shortage = n ,   
shortbread = n    
shortcake = . shotbread  
short-circuit = v .   ,    
shortcoming = n ,   
short-delivery = n  ( ) ,   
shorten = v  1) (), ();  2)  ()      
shorthand = 1. n ; 2. a     
short-handed = a         
shortish = a   
short-lived = a ,   
shortly = adv  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
short-sighted = a  1) ;  2)       
short-spoken = a ,   
short-tempered = a   
short-term = a   
short-wave = a    
short-winded = a    
shot I = n  1) ,  , point-blank ~       , without firing a ~         ;  2)  , ;  3) ; a crack ~, a sure ~      ;  4) (pl  ) ,  (     ) ; 
small ~ ;  5) ; to have (  to take, to try) a     ~  ( -., at) ;  6) ; to make a good (bad) ~ ()     , () ;  7)  ;  8) ; by a long ~ ,       ; like 
a ~   ;     not a ~ in the locker         
shot II = n  ( ) ; to pay one`s ~ ,  ( )  
shot III = past, p. p. . shoot II; I`ll be ~!   !, !  
shot-gun = n    
should = ( ) , ( )  1) past . shall;  2)   . . ; )       Conditional 1- .           : I ~ be very glad 
if     you could tell me his address         ,       ; )       Future in the Past 1- .          ,           : I say we ~ visit the     
place next week  ,            ;  3)   .  ,     ,   : you ~ not do that          ; she ~ be more     attentive at her lessons            ;  4)         , , ,   :     why ~ I do it?    ?;  5)    Perfect Infinitive       : )   ,           : 
you ~ have     come yesterday          ; )   ,        ,           : you     
shouldn`t have told him that                  
shoulder = 1. n  1) , ; door-wide ~s         ; round ~s  ,     ; to put 
out (  to dislocate)     one`s ~  ; to shrug 
one`s ~s      ; ~ to ~ )   ;     )  ;  2) ;  3)  () ; to give 
smb. the cold     ~   ,  ,     ; to put (  to set) one`s ~ to the     wheel ,  ; straight     from the ~ ,  ; to 
rub ~s     with   -.; to go over the left     ~  ,    ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)    (,       . .) ;  3) (), ()      
shoulder-belt = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) . ()       
shoulder-blade = n .   
shoulder-strap = n .   
shouldn`t = . = should not  
shout = 1. n  , , ; 2. v  1)  ,  ( -. - at,     -. - to) ;  2)  (-. - at) ,  (-.     - for) ;  3) to ~ with 
laughter  ; to ~     down   ()       
shouting = n  1) ;  2)  (  . .)      
shove = v  1) , ,  (-.) ;  2) ,  (-.) ; to ~ off )     () ( ) ,     ; ) . ,           
shovel = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () , scoop ~     , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
show = 1. n  1) , ; the ~ of hands       ( ) ; in dumb ~     ,   ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ; to 
make a ~ of      ; to do smth. for ~  -.      ;  5) . , ; to run     the ~    (-.) ;  6) .  ; to get a 
fair ~       ;  7) . ; to give the ~ away      ; 2. v ( past showed, p. p. shown,     to shew, shewed, shewn)  1) , ;  2) ,  () ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  (-.) ;  5)  , ;  6) .  (, ) ;     to ~ in ,   ; to ~     
off )    , ,     ; )        ; to ~ out ,       ; to ~ over, to ~ round      (,   . .) ; to ~ up )     , ; ) ; )     ; ) ,       
show-boat = n .    
show-case = n   
show-down = n  1)  ;  2)   ,       . . ;  3) . .         
shower = 1. n  1)  ( . a ~ of rain);  2)  ;  3)  () ;  4)  (, ) ;  5) ; a ~ of 
gifts  ; in     ~s  ; 2. v  1) () ;  2)  (, )      
shower-bath = n   
showman = n  1)  ;  2)  ,   . .      
showmanship = n   ,     
shown = p. p. . show 2.    
show-off = n  1) , ;  2) .       
show-room = n  ,   (   . .)  
show-window = n   
showy = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( )      
shrank = past . shrink  
shrapnel = n   
shred = 1. n , , ; to cut to ~s     ; to tear to ~s     ,   ; 2. v ( past, p. p. shredded, . shred)  1) , ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( ) ; to ~     away  ( )      
shrew = n ,    
shrewd = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) . , ;  3) ,  ( )      
shrewish = a   
shriek = 1. n  , ; 2. v  , ,     
shrill = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ; 2. 
v  ,     
shrimp = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
shrine = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ,       
shrinedom = n     
shrink = v ( past shrank, p. p. shrunk)  1)  ( ) ,  (     ) ; to ~ at a touch ,       ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,  ( -. - from)     ; to ~ from society  ; I ~     from telling her           ; to ~ into oneself         
shrinkage = n  1) , ;  2) , ,       
shrive = v ( past shriven, shrove, p. p. shrived, shriven) ,   
shrivel = v ( . to ~ up)  1) , ,  (     , , ) ;  2)       
shriven = p. p. . shrive  
shroud = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , , under a ~ of     
mystery   ;  3) pl  . ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ;  3) ,       
shrove = past . shrive  Shrove-tide = n   
shrub = n   
shrubbery = n   
shrubby = a  1)  ;  2)       
shrug = 1. n  () ; 2. v  ()    
shrunk = p. p. . shrink  
shrunken = a ,  ( )  
shuck = 1. n .  1) ;  2)  () ; not worth ~s!        !, !; 2. v .       
shudder = 1. n ; 2. v ; I ~ to think          
shuffle = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4)  ; 2. v  1)  ();  2) ,  ( -. - out     of) ;  3) , ;  4)  () ;  5)  ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)   ; to ~ off )       ; ) ,       
shuffler = n  1)  ;  2)       
shun = v ,   `shun = int . !  
shunt = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .-.    ;  3) .-. ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) .  (, ) ;  3) .-.          
shut = 1. v ( past, p. p. shut)  1) ();  2)  (,   . .) ;  3) ,  ( -. - into) ;  4)   ( , out of) ; to ~     down ) () ( ,     ) ; )  ; to ~ in     )  (-.) ; )       (, ) ; ) ,     ; to ~ into , ;     to ~ off )  (, , ) ; )      ( -. - from) ; )      ( ); to ~ out  ,      ; to ~ 
up )  (      . .) ; )  (  . .) ; )      ( , in) ; ) .     () ; ~ up ! !; 2. a ,     
shut-down = n  1) ,  (, )     ;  2)       
shut-in = 1. n .  ; 2. a       
shut-off = n   
shutter = 1. n  1) ; to put up the ~s .      ,  ;  2) , ;  3)  () ; 2. v      
shuttle = 1. n  1)  ( ,  )     ;  2) .  ; 2. v        
shuttle-train = n    
shy I = 1. a  1) , , ; to be     ~ 
of   ( -.) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) . . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)    (   . .) ;     to ~ 
away , ; to ~ away     from contact    ,          ( ,      , )      
shy II = 1. n .  1) ;  2) ; to have a ~ at ; 2. v . ,     Siamese = 1. n . Thai; 2. a     
sibilant = 1. n .     2. a .    ( )    
sick = a  1) ; to fall (  to go, to turn) ~     ;  2)  ; to be ~, to feel ~     )  ; ) .      ;  3) . , ; to be ~ of     smth.  -.; I 
am ~ of...      ...; I am ~ and tired of it       ; to be ~ at heart ,     ; to be ~ 
for a sight of home             
sick-bed = n    
sicken = v  1) , ;  2)  ,  (     -. - at) ;  3)  , ;  4)  ( -. - of) ;  5)  ( )      
sickening = a  1) ;  2)       
sickle = n   
sick-leave = n  1)   ;  2) ,        
sick-list = n  1)  ;  2)  ; on ~        
sickly = a  1) ,  (   . .) ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5)  ( )      
sickness = n  1) , ; radiation ~      ; falling ~ .  (),     ;  2)       
side = 1. n  1) , blank ~  ; blind ~       ( ) ; the right ~ of     cloth   ; the seamy (      the wrong) ~ of cloth ; on all ~s       ; on both ~s   ,       ; on the right (  on the     sunny) ~ of forty   ,       ; on the shady ~ 
of forty       ,   ; to get on the     
right ~ of smb.  -.     ; to look on 
the sunny ~ of     things    ; to take ~s      ( -. - with) ,       -. ;  2)  () ,  (  . .)     ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  () ;  5) ; to shake (to split) one`s ~s      ()  ; by the ~ of     , ; ~ by ~ ,   ;  6)  () ; 
distaff ~, spindle ~       () ; spear ~       () ;  7) . , ; to put on ~     ;  8) attr ;  9) attr ; 2. v   -.  (with)    
sideboard = n  1) , ;  2)   ( )      
side-car = n  ()  
sidehill = n . ,  ()  
sidelight = n  1) ,  ;  2)  , ,        -.;  3) ;  4)  ;  5) .        
side-line = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
sidelong = 1. a ,   ; 2. adv     
sidereal = a  ( ,   . .)  
side-saddle = n    
side-slip = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) .         
side-splitting = a   
side-step = v  1)   ;  2) ,       
side-track = 1. n .-.  ; 2. v .-.  1)    ;  2)  ( -.) ;  3)   ,  ( - from)      
side-view = n ,    
sidewalk = n .   
sideward = 1. a   ; 2. adv  , ,     
side-way = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. adv      
sideways = 1. a   ; 2. adv  1)    2)       
side-wind = n    
side-winder = n .   ( )  
siding = n  1) .-.  , ;  2) .  ()      
sidle = v ()  ( to, . to ~ up)  
sidy = a . ,    (-.)  
siege = 1. n  1) ; to lay ~ )   (-.     - 
to) ; ) . ,       ( -. - to) ; 
to raise the ~      ; to stand a ~  ;  2) . , ;  3) attr ; 2. v .     
siege-gun = n .    
sienna = n  ()  
sierra = n    
siesta = n  ,   
sieve = 1. n  1) , , like a ~ .        ( ) ;  2) ; 2. v  ( )    
sift = v  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  ,  (,       . .) ;  4) ,  (   . .)      
sigh = 1. n ; a ~ of relief  ;   to fetch a ~ ; to heave a ~    ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( -., -. - for) ,     ;  3) ,  ( )      
sight = 1. n  1) , keen ~  , long ~     , near ~, short ~     ; second ~ ;  2)  ; to catch (  to get) ~ of     , ; to come into ~     , ; to 
lose ~ of       ; at ~, on ~  ; at first ~       ; to know by ~   ;     in one`s ~ )  -. ; )      -. ; in ~ )   (,       . .) ; )  ; out of ~       ; 
out of my ~!        !; within ~   ;  3) , ; a grand (memorable) ~      () ; nasty ~     ,  ; a sorry ~      ; to make a ~ of oneself        ;  4) pl ; to see 
the ~s      ;  5) ; to take 
a careful ~      ;  6) . , ; to play at ~       ; out of ~ out of mind .         -   ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)   (      ) ;  3)  (, ) ,  ;  4)  () ,       
sightless = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
sightly = a ,   
sightseeing = 1. n  ; to go ~    ; 2. a  ( )    
sightseer = n  ( )  
sign = 1. n  1) , manual ~  ;     the 
negative ~  '', . .     , ; the 
positive ~  '';     inlike ~s  ''  ''; to 
give a     ~  ;  2) ; to show ~s       (,   . .) ;  3) ,  ; ~s of the times      ;  4) ;  5) . ;  6) ; 2. v  1) ();  2)  ,        (-. - for) ; to ~ away  (     -. ) ; to ~ off .         ,        ; 
to ~ on )  (     ) ; )         ; to ~ up   (       )      
signal = n 1.  1) ; visual ~ ,      ; ~ of distress  ;  2) ; to make a ~  , ;  3) .-. ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,  ( , )     ; 3. v  ,     
signal-book = n ,    
signal-box = n .-.  ,   
signally = adv  ,    
signal-man = n   
signatory = 1. n ,  ,   ; 2. a  (, )    
signature = n  1) ; to bear the ~  ;  2) . ;  3) .       
signboard = n   
signer = n , ,  ( , )  
signet = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  ()    
significance = n  1)  (, ) ; of no ~       ;  2) , ;  3)       
significant = a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
signification = n  1) , ;  2)       
significative = a  ( -. - of ),  ( -. - of) ,   
signify = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ,  ; what does it     ~? )    ?; )       ?;  4) ,       
signpost = n    
silage = n   
silence = 1. n  1) , ; dead ~, haunted ~      ; in ~  , ;  2) ; to break (to keep) ~      () ; to put to ~      ;  3) ; to pass into ~       ; ~ gives consent  .       -  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) , ; 3. int !, !    
silencer = n  1) ;  2) .       
silent = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6)  ( )      
silhouette = 1. n ; 2. v    (-.)    
silica = n . ,   
silicon = n .   
silk = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) pl ;  4) attr       
silken = a  1) ;  2) . ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
silk-mill = n    
silk-stocking = n  1) ;  2) attr ,       
silkworm = n    
silky = a  1) , ;  2)       
sill = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ( . . 
window-sill)      
silly = 1. n . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
silo = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. v     
silt = n   
silvan = a  1) ;  2)       
silver = 1. n  1) , German ~ ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) attr , ,  (     ) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ()       
silver-fir = n   
silver-tongued = a ,   
silverware = n    
silvery = a  1) ;  2)  ( , )      
similar = a  1) , ;  2)  (. .) , ,       
similarity = n  1) ;  2)  (. .)      
similarly = adv  ,    
simile = n  ( )  
similitude = n  1) , , ; to assume the ~      ,  (-. - of) ;  2)  ( )      
simitar = . scimitar  
simmer = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)    (, ) ; to ~     down )  ; )  (     )      
simon-pure = a ,   
simoom = n   
simp = n . . ,   
simper = 1. n ,  ; 2. v      
simple = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) ;  7) ,       
simple-hearted = a   
simple-minded = a  1) ;  2) ,       
simpleton = n ,    
simplicity = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)       
simplification = n   
simplify = v   
simply = adv  1) , -, ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)       
simulate = v  1) , ;  2)  ( -.)      
simulation = n ,   
simultaneous = a   
simultaneousness = n   
sin = 1. n  1) , deadly ~, mortal ~  ;  2) ,  (, )     ; besetting ~  , ; in     ~   ; 2. v ()    
since = 1. adv  1)   ;   , ever ~       ,   ; I have not seen her ~           ;  2) ;  3)  , it is a year ~         ; 2. prep  1)  (- ) ; ~ yesterday       ; ~ last year   ;  2)  , ; 3. conj  1)    ;  2)  ,       
sincere = a  1) , ;  2)       
sincerely = adv , ; Yours ~   (    )  
sincerity = n ,   
sine = n .   
sinecure = n   
sinew = n  1) ;  2) pl ;  3) pl ()       
sinewy = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( , )      
sinful = a   
sing = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ;  3)  ( ) ,  () ,      () ; 2. v ( past sang; p. p. sung)  1) , ; to ~ flat (sharp)       (),  , ; to ~     small .  ; to ~ smb. 
to sleep      -.;  2)  (of) ;  3) ,  ( ,   . .) ,      ( ) ,  (   .     .) ;  4)  ( ) ; to ~ out ,     ; to ~ up ()       
singe = 1. n  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ()      
singer = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)        Singhalese = 1. n  1) , ; the ~ (.  pl)     ;  2)  ; 2. a     
single = 1. a  1) , ; not a ~  ;  2)   ,  (     ,   . .) ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) .   (   . .) ; 2. v ,  ( . to ~ out)    
single- = pref -  
single-breasted = a  (   . .)  
single-handed = a  1)    ;  2)       
single-hearted = a ,   
single-minded = a  1) ;  2)       
singleness = n ; ~ of purpose   
single-phase = a .   
singlet = n   
singly = adv  1) , ;  2)  ,         Sing Sing = n - (  -)  
singsong = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  , ; 2. a ,     
singular = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ;  4)       
singularity = n  1) , ;  2)       Sinhalese = 1, 2 . Singhalese 1., 2.  
sinister = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,  (to)      
sinistrous = a  1) ;  2)       
sink I = v ( past sank; p. p. sunk)  1) (), (); 
to ~ or swim         ,   ; to ~ at     
sight .   ;  2) () ( , , ,     into) ,  ( ,  ,     
into) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)  ( ,    . .)     ,  ( ) ;  5)  () ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) ,  () , , he     is ~ing fast   , ;  8)  ( , , ) ;  9)  ( , ) ,      () ,  (, ) ;     10)  () ;     11)  (, ) ,      () ;     12)  ( ) ;     13)  ( , ) ;     14)  ( ) ;     15)  (  . .) ;     16)       
sink II = n  1)  () ;  2)  , ;  3)  ;  4) ,       
sinking = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (, )      
sinking-fund = n    
sinless = a   
sinner = n ,   Sinn Fein = n  (  )  
sinologist = n ,   
sinology = n ,   
sinuous = a  1) ,  ;  2)       Sioux = n  (    ) ; the ~ (.  pl)   
sip = 1. n  ; 2. v ,       
siphon = n   
sipid = a  ( ) ,   
sipper = n  (   )  
sir = n ,  ( ) ; Dear Sir   (   )  
sire = n  1) . , ;  2)  ;  3)       
siren = n   
sirloin = n   
siskin = n   
sissy = n . .  1) , '';  2) , ''      
sister = n  1)  (. ) , full ~,     ~-german  ;  2) attr ;  3) attr  ( ) ,      ( ,  )      
sister-in-law = n ( pl sisters-in-law) ,   
sisterly = a   
sit = v ( past, p. p. sat, . sate)  1) , you`ll get ~! .       !,  !;  2)  ( ,   . .) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  (for) ;  5) ,   ( ) ;  6)   (   . .) ; to     ~ down ) ; )  ,     ; ) to ~ down before  (,     ) ; to ~ down under  (,     ) ; to ~ for )         ( -. , ) ;     ) to ~ for an examination  ;     to ~ in          ; to ~ on )   ()     ; )  ; ) .      ; to ~ out )   ( )     ; )  (  ) ,     ; )  () ; to ~     through  ( ) ; to ~ up )     ,   ,         (-. - for) ; )      ( ) ; ) .      ; ~ up straight!  !; to ~     upon . to ~ on      
sit-down = n    
sit-downer = n     
site = n  1) ;  2) , , construction ~      ; landing ~      ,  , launching ~           
sitter = n  1) ,    ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) .        
sitting = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) , at a ~         
sitting-room = n   
situate = v , ; to be ~d ,    
situated = a , , ; ~ as I am     
situation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;     strong ~   ( .     ) ; a tense ~      ; 
to feel out the ~      ; to save the ~  ; to     wake up to the ~        ;  4) , ; to find a ~             
six = 1. num ; 2. n ; at ~es and sevens )    ,  ; )       
sixpence = n    ,  (  1971 .) ; it doesn`t matter a ~     ; not 
a ~ to scratch with       
sixteen = num   
sixteenth = 1. num ; 2. n       
sixth = 1. num ; 2. n       
sixties = n pl (the ~)  1)  ;  2)   59  70       
sixtieth = 1. num ; 2. n       
sixty = num ; like ~ . . ,    
sizable = a ,  ,   
size = 1. n  1) , ; of vast ~      ;  2) , cabinet ~  ;  3) , ;  4) ; to take the ~ of ,     ;  5)  (,   . .) ;  6) . ; that`s about the ~ 
of it     .   ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)    ; to     ~ up )  ; )       ; ) .   (       . .)      
sizzle = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2) . it ~s ,       
skald = . scald II  
skate I = 1. n . ; 2. v   ; to go ~ing         
skate II = n cheap ~ .   ,   
skater = n  1) ;  2)   ; are you 
the ~?        ?      
skating = n     
skating-ring = n   
skedaddle = v . ,   
skeleton = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ; family ~, ~ in the cupboard      ; a ~ at the feast  ,       ; ~ of one and half     a 
dozen of the other           
skeptic = . sceptic  
sketch = 1. n  1) , ; to take a ~ ,      ;  2)  ,   (     ) ;  3) . ;  4) .  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)        
sketch-book = n   
sketchy = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
skew = 1. a , ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
skewbald = a   
skewer = 1. n ; 2. v       
skew-eyed = a   
ski = 1. n ; 2. v ( past, p. p. ski`d)       
ski`d = past, p. p. . ski 2.    
skid = 1. n  1)   , ; to go     into 
a ~  , ;  2)  ;  3) .  ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)       
skier = n   
skiff = n ,   
skiing = n ,   ; to go ~ ,     
skilful = a , ,   
skilfulness = n ,   
skill = n  1) , , ;  2)  ()      
skilled = a  1) , ;  2)       
skillet = n  1) ;  2)          
skillfull = . . skilful  
skim = v  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) ,       (through) ;  3) ,   (,     along, over) ;  4)  (   )      
skimmer = n   
skimming = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) pl , ,       
skimp = v  1)  ;  2) , ,       
skimpy = a  1) ;  2) ,       
skin = 1. n  1) , ; ~ and bone    ,     ; stripped to the ~ )      ; )   ; wet to the ~       ; to be 
in smb.`s ~       -. ; to change one`s ~ .     ; to have a thick ~      ; to have a 
thin ~      ,  (   .     .) ; to jump out of one`s ~        ( , ) ; to keep a whole ~        ; to 
save one`s ~       ;  2)  () ,  ( ) ,     ;  3)  ( ) , ;  4) . ; by (  with) the ~ of one`s     teeth -, -; 2. v  1)  (, , ) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) .   ,      ;  4) (.)  () ,      ( )      
skin-deep = 1. a ; 2. adv     
skinflint = n   
skin-game = n .  1) , ;  2)        
skin-grafting = n . ,    
skinner = n   
skinny = 1. a , ; 2. n .     
skip I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3)     ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ out of     
the way   ;  2)  (    ) ;  3)  (   ) ;  4) . .  ( . to ~ off);  5) .  ( ) ;  6)  ; to ~ across, to ~     over ,  (-. - to)      
skip II = . skipper  2)      
skipper = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) . .        
skirmish = 1. n , ; 2. v       
skirr = 1. n  () ; 2. v  , ,     
skirt = 1. n  1) ; hobble ~  ; divided ~      ;  2) , ;  3) pl , ; on the ~s of      ,   () ;  4) . , ; to clear 
the ~s of     smb.   ; 2. v  1)    ,       , ;  2) ;  3)   ,       
skirting-board = n   
skit = n  1) , , ;  2)       
skittish = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
skittle I = n pl ; ~s! !, !  
skittle II = v ~ away . ,   
skittle-alley = n   
skulk = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
skull = n  1) ;  2) . ; to have a thick ~ .      '' ,        
skull-cap = n ,   
skunk = 1. n  1) . , ;  2)  ;  3) . ,  ( ) ; 2. v . .     ()     
sky = n  1) , ; leaden ~  ;     mackerel ~   ; out of a clear ~         ,  ;     the ~ grew deeper  ; to 
praise     (  to laud) to the skies ,       ;  2)  pl ,       
sky-blue = a   
sky-high = adv    
skylark I = n   
skylark II = v ,   
skylight = n  1)  ,  ;  2)        
sky-line = n  1) ,  ;  2)  (  )      
skyman = n .   
skyrocket = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) .   (   . .)      
sky-scraper = n  1) ;  2)        
sky-writing = n  1)   ( )     ;  2)        
slab = n  1)  () ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) .       
slack I = 1. n  1)   ;  2) ;  3) pl  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ; 3. v  1) . , ;  2)  () ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5)   ( ) ; to ~ off      () ,  ( )     ; to ~ up ,   ( )      
slack II = n    
slacken = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)   ( ) ;  5)       
slacker = n .  1) , ;  2)       
slag = n   
slain = p. p. . slay  
slake = v  1)  () ,  ()     ;  2)  ()      
slam I = 1. n  1)  () ,  ()     ;  2) . .  ; 2. v  1)  (  . .) ;  2) . . ; to ~ down )      (, ) ; )             
slam II = n .   
slander = 1. n , ; 2. v , ,     
slanderer = n   
slanderous = a   
slang = n  1) , ;  2) attr         
slank = . past . slink  
slant = 1. n  1) , , , on the ~       ;  2) .  ;  3) . . ; 2. a ; 3. v  ,     
slanting = a ,   
slantwise = 1. a ; 2. adv  , ,     
slap = 1. n ; a ~ in the eye (  face)   , .  ; 2. v , ; to ~ down      (, ) ,  (-.) ; 3. adv . ; to run ~ into smb.       -.    
slap-bang = adv   ,    
slapdash = 1. a , ; 2. adv ,     
slapjack = n . ,   
slapstick = n  1)   2)  ( . ~ comedy)      
slash = 1. n  1)  ,  ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) . pl .  , ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) ;  3)  () , ;  4)  , ;  5)  ,       
slashing = 1. n  () , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
slat = 1. n , ; 2. v      
slate = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; to clean 
the ~     ,       ;  3) .        ( ) ; to 
have a ~ loose       ; 2. v  1)   () ;  2)    ;  3) . .  (   .     .) ;  4) ,  ,            
slate-pencil = n   
slattern = n   
slatternly = 1. a ; 2. adv     
slaughter = 1. n  1) , ; wholesale ~      ;  2)  () ; 2. v  , ,     
slaughter-house = n   Slav = 1. n , ; the ~s ; 2. a     
slave = 1. n , ; 2. v       
slave-driver = n  1)   ;  2)       
slave-holder = n   
slaver I = n  1) ;  2)        
slaver II = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
slavery = n  1) ; wage ~  ; chattel     ~   ;  2)        
slavey = n  ( )  Slavic = 1. n   ; 2. a     Slavonian = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       Slavonic = 1, 2 . Slavic 1., 2.  
slay = v ( past slew; p. p. slain) ,   
sleazy = a ,   
sled = 1, 2 . sledge I 1., 2.  
sledge I = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)         
sledge II = n  ,   
sledge-hammer = 1. n . sledge II; 2. a ; 3. v      
sleek = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ,  (     , ) ; 2. v ,     
sleeky = a  1) , ;  2)       
sleep = 1. n  1) , beauty ~   ( ) ,     
dead (  deep, profound) ~  ;     sound ~  ; light ~  ;     broken ~  ; soft ~ ,      ; to drop off to ~ )      ; ) ; 
to go ~ ; in     one`s ~  ; to get a ~ ,     ; to put to ~  ; to     send smb. to ~ ; to sink into a deep     ~  ; to sleep the ~ 
of the just        ;  2) , ; 
winter ~      ; to fall on ~   ; to     
have a ~ on it    ; 2. v ( past, p. p. slept)  1) ; to ~ like a log (  top)       ; to ~ 
with one eye open      ;  2) ();  3) .  ( ) ,      ; to ~ away ; 
to ~ in )     ; )  pass   (       . .) ; his bed was not slept in     last night     ; )     ; ) ; to ~ on, to ~     over, to ~ upon        (   . .)      
sleeper = n  1)  (); light (heavy) ~      ()  ; poor ~ ,      ;  2) ;  3) .-. ;  4)  ; 
palace ~ .            
sleepiness = n   
sleeping-bag = n ()    
sleeping-car = n    
sleepless = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( , )      
sleep-walker = n   
sleepy = a  1) , , ; to be ~      ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( , ) ;  4)  ;  5)  ( )      
sleepyhead = n   
sleet = 1. n  1)   , ;  2)   ( ,       . .) ; 2. v it ~s        
sleeve = 1. n  1) ; up one`s ~  , ; to     
turn up one`s ~ )  ; )      ( ,   . .) ;  2) . , ; to have smth. 
up     one`s ~ )    ; ) ,      -.  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) .        
sleigh = 1. n , ; 2. v       
sleight-of-hand = n  ,   
slender = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( , ) ,  (     , )      
slept = past, p. p. . sleep 2  
sleuth = 1. n  1) . ;  2) -; 2. v     
sleuth-hound = . sleuth 1.  
slew I = past . slay  
slew II = 1. n , ; 2. v (), ()    
slew III = n .   
slew IV = n . . ,   
slice = 1. n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  () ;  3) . ''      
slick = 1. a .  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. adv . ,  ,     
slicker = n .  1) ;  2) .       
slid = past, p. p. . slide 2.    
slidden = p. p. . slide 2.    
slide = 1. n  1) ; ~ing prices  ;     ~ing-scale tariff  ;  2) ,   ;  3) ;  4)   () ;  5) .   ;  6) ; 2. v ( past slid; p. p. 
slid, slidden)  1) ,  ( , ) ,     ;  2)  (   . ., in) ;  3) ,  ( )     ; to ~ away ; to ~ over            
sliding-rule = n ,    
slight = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ; 2. a  1)  ( ,   . .) ;  2) , , ;  3)  ( , ,   .     .) ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5) , ; 3. v   ,     
slim = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) , ;  5) ,       
slime = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) ; 2. v       
slimsy = a . ,   
slimy = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
sling = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ; 2. v ( past, p. p. slung)  1) , ;  2)    () ;  3)    () ;  4)          
slingshot = n  ( )  
slink = v ( past slunk, . slank; p. p. slunk)  ,  ( . to ~ away, off, by)  
slip I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; a ~ of the pen ; a     ~ of the tongue , ;  3) ; to 
give smb. the ~ ,       -.;  4) ;  5)  ;  6) ;  7)  ;  8) . , ;  9)  () ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ; let ~  (  .     .) ;  4) ,  ( , 
from)     ,  ( ) ;  5)  ;  6)  ( -., -.  ) ;  7)  () ; to ~ away )     ,  ( ) ; )     ,  ( ) ; to ~ in )      ( ) ; )  ;     to ~ off ) ,  () ; )     ; to ~ on ,      () ; to ~ out ; to ~ up     . ,        
slip II = 1. n  1)  () , , bastard ~       , .      ;  2) . ;  3)   (, , ) ;  4) . ;  5) .  ;  6)  (  . .) ;     deposit ~ (paying in ~) ,           ;     (insurance) ~ .       (   )     ,   ;     rejection ~   (      ) ; to get the pink ~ .      ; 2. v     
slip-on = 1. n  ; 2. a ,  ( )    
slip-over = a     
slipper = n  1)  ;  2) .        
slippery = a  1) ; ~ as an eel ,     ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
slippy = a .  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
slipshod = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
slipslop = n .  1) , ;  2)  ,               
slip-up = n .   
slit = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)         
slither = v . ,   
sliver = 1. n , ; 2. v (),     
slobber = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ;  3)  -      
slobbery = a   
slog = v  1)  ;  2)   ( . to ~ away, 
to ~     on)      
slogan = n   
sloop = n  ; ~ of war   
slop I = v ,  (to ~ about, to ~ out); to ~ 
over ,   
slop II = n   
slope = 1. n  1) , , , , a slight     (steep) ~  () ;  2)   ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) .       
sloppy = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4) . , ;  5) .       
slops I = n pl   
slops II = n pl  1)   () ;  2) .        
slop-shop = n     
slot = n , ,  (  )  
sloth = n  1) , ;  2)  ()      
slothful = a ,   
slot-machine = n  (, )  
slouch = 1. n  1) ; to have a ~ ;  2)  ;  3)   () ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  (  )      
slough I = n  1) , ;  2)       
slough II = n .    
slough III = 1. n  1)   () ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ,  ( ,     . 
to ~ off);  2)  (  , . to ~ off)      Slovak = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     Slovene = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
slovenly = 1. a , ; 2. adv     
slow = 1. a  1) ; ~ assets  ;  2) , ; ~ of speech      ; (as) ~ as a snail       ,   ; 
to     be ~  ( ) ; to go ~ ,      , ;  3) , ;  4)     ( ,     ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) , ; 2. adv ; 3. v () ( . to ~ down, to ~ up)    
slowcoach = n  1)    , ;  2)        
slow-poke = n . .   
slow-witted = a ,   
sludge = n  1) , ;  2)  , '';  3)       
sludgy = a , ,   
slue = 1, 2 . slew II 2, 3  
slug I = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .   5  (      )      
slug II = . . slog  
sluggard = n ,   
sluggish = a   
sluice = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   ;  3) ,  ( )      
sluice-gate = n   ()  
slum = n . pl   
slumber = 1. n  pl ,  (. .) ,   leaden ~  ; 2. v , ; to ~ away ,         
slumberous = a  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  (   . .)      
slump = 1. n   (, , )   , ; 2. 
v  1)   ( , , )     ;  2)  ;  3)  ( ,   . .)      
slung = past, p. p. . sling 2.    
slunk = past, p. p. . slink  
slur = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)   ; to bring (  to     cast, to put, to throw) a ~      (-. - upon) ;  3) . ; 2. v  1)  (, ) ,      ;  2) .   ,     ; to ~ over   ,             
slush = 1. n  1)  ,  , ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1)  (,  ) ;  2) ;  3)       
slushy = a  1) ;  2) ,  ( )      
slut = n  1) , ;  2) .       
sluttish = a , ,   
sly = a  1) , ;  2) , ; on the ~       
slyboots = n . ,   
smack I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   () , ,      (-.) ; 2. v  1)  , ,  -.;  2)  ( -., -. - of)      
smack II = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ; a ~ in the eye )      ; )  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  () ;  () ; 3. adv .  1) ,   ;  2)        
smack III = n    
small = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( , ) ;  6) , ;  7) ;  8)  (  ) ;  9) , ; 
to feel ~       ,  ,     ; to look ~   ;     10) ,  ( ) ;     11)  ( ) ;     12) ,  ( )     ; 2. n the ~ of the back ; 3. adv to beat ~     
small-arms = n    
smallholder = n    
smallish = a   
small-minded = a ,   
smallpox = n   
smart I = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   (, , ) ; 2. a  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) , , (as) ~ as paint      , ;  5) ;  6) ;  7) , ;  8) , ;  9) . ,  (       . .) ; 3. v  1) ,  ( ) ,  ;  2)  () ,  ( ,     ) ; to ~ for       -.      
smart II = adv , ,   
smarten = v ,  ( . to ~ up)  
smartness = n ,   
smash = 1. n  1)  (  . .) ;  2) , ;  3) ; to go to ~ ) ,     ; )  ;  4)  () ; 2. v  1) (), ()  ( .     
to ~ down, to ~ in, up);  2) .  ;  3)  () ;  4)  (-., into) ;  5)   ( . to ~ through, to ~     along);  6) ,       
smasher = n .  1) ,  ;  2)        
smash-up = n    
smatter = v  -.   
smatterer = n   
smattering = n  ,   
smear = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  (-. - on, -. - with) ;  3)  ( , )      
smeary = a  1) ;  2) ,       
smell = 1. n  1) ; cold ~  ; fragrant ~     , ; disgusting ~, nasty ~      , ; a ~ of powder .      ;  2) , ;  3) to take a ~ at it ; 2. v ( past, p. p. smelled, smelt)  1) ,  ;  2)  (-. - of) ; to sweet      ; to ~ of the candle (  of the     lamp, of 
oil)   (       . .) ; to ~ about ; to     ~ at  , , ; to ~ out     ,   ,      (-.) ; to ~ round ,           
smelling-salts = n    
smelly = a . ,   
smelt I = past, p. p. . smell 2.    
smelt II = v , ,  ()  
smelt III = n  ()  
smelter = n  1) ;  2)       
smeltery = n   
smile = 1. n ; to give a ~ ; forced   ~ ,  ; timid   (sarcastic) ~  ()   ; to be all ~s   ,   ; 2. v  1)  (-., -. - at) ;  2)  (-., -. -     upon) ;  3)   (, )     ; to ~ away     . .      
smiling = a  1) , ;  2)       
smirch = 1. n  (. .) ; 2. v ,     
smirk = 1. n    ; 2. v        
smit = p. p. . smite  
smite = v ( past smote; p. p. smitten,  smit) .  1) , ,  ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3) ; to ~ off  (,     )      
smith = n   
smithereens = n pl , ; to break (  to smash) 
into ~ ()   
smithery = n  1)  ;  2)        
smithy = n  1) ;  2)        
smitten = 1. p. p. . smite; 2. a  1)  (, , with) ;  2)  () ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)  (,   . .)      
smock = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) .  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
smock-frock = n  ,   
smoke = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; to have a ~ ;  4) . , ;  5) attr ; no ~ 
without fire .        ; from ~ into smother     .      ; to end (      to go up) in ~  ; to raise a     big ~ .  ,  ;     like ~ .  ,  ,       ; 2. v  1) ();  2) ; to ~ like a chimney  ,      ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  (-.) , ;  5)  ; to ~ out       
smoke-ball = n  ,    
smoke-dried = a   
smokeless = a   
smoker = n  1) , , I`m not much of a ~       , heavy (  big, great, good) ~      ;  2)   ;  3) ,          
smoke-screen = n    
smoking-carriage = n     
smoking-compartment = n     
smoking-room = n  ()  
smoky = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)       
smolder = . smoulder  
smooth = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4) ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ,  (   .     .) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8)   ( ) ;  9) . ; 2. v  1)  , , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ; to ~ away ; to ~     down (); to ~ over      ; 3. adv  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) to give one`s 
hair a ~ n            
smoothen = v ,   
smoothfaced = a  1)  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)       
smoothly = adv  1) , ;  2) , . ,       
smooth-tongued = a ,   
smote = past . smite  
smother = v  1) ();  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)  (, ) ,  ()     ;  5)  (, ) ;  6)  (, )      
smoulder = v  1) ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ( , )      
smudge = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ;  3)  ( , ) ; 2. v  1)  , , ;  2)       
smudgy = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
smug = a  1) ;  2)       
smuggle = v  1)  ;  2) , ,  ; to ~     in  ; to ~ out            
smuggler = n   
smut = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v ,     
smutch = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
smutty = a  1) , ;  2)       
snack = n  1)  ; to have a ~ ;  2) , ; to go ~s ,       ; ~s! , !      
snaffle = 1. n ; to ride smb. on the ~     -.  ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2) . ,       
snag = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
snaggy = a  1) ;  2) ,        
snail = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  .       
snail-paced = a ,  ( , )  
snake = 1. n ; a ~ in the grass     ,  ,    ; a ~ in one`s bosom  '    ',  ; to have (    to see) ~s in 
one`s boots       ; to raise (  to wake) ~s    ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2) . . ,  () ; to     ~ out         
snaky = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) ,  ( ) ,       
snap = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) ,  () ;  5) . , ;  6)  ,  ;  7)   ( . cold     ~);  8)  ;  9)  ;     10) .  ,  ; 2. a , , ,   ; 3. v  1)  (, ) ;  2) , , ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)   ;  6) ,  (-. - at) ;  7)  ( , ,      -. - at) ;  8)   ; to ~ out      (  . .) ; to ~ up )     , ; )  (      . .) ; )  () ; 4. adv , ,     
snappish = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ,       
snappy = a  1)  , ;  2) . , ;  3)  ( )      
snapshot = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v       
snare = 1. n , ; to lay a ~     ( -. - for) ; 2. v       
snarl I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; 2. 
v , ; to ~ out     
snarl II = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. 
v ,     
snatch = 1. n  1)  ( ) ; to make a ~       (-. - at) ; to work     by ~es  ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3) , ; to get a ~ of sleep        ; 2. v  (-. - at) , ; to ~   away  (-.,  ) ; to ~ off    (  ) ; to ~ out    (   . .)    
snatchy = a  1) , ;  2)       
sneak = 1. n , , . . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , . . ;  3) . (), (); to ~ away     , ; to ~ in            
sneaker = n  1) pl .  () ;  2) ,       
sneaky = a  1) ;  2)       
sneer = 1. n  1) ;  2)  , ; 2. 
v  1)  ( - at) , ; to ~     smb. down  -.;  2)       
sneeze = 1. n ; 2. v ; not to be ~d at . ,          
snick = 1. n ; 2. v     
snicker = 1. n  ; 2. v      
sniff = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ( ); 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)   () ,  ( .     to ~ up);  4)  (  ) ,       (-. - at)      
sniffle = v    
sniffy = a .  1) ;  2)        
snigger = 1. n ; 2. v     
snip = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) pl  (  ) ;  4) . ;  5)  , ' '; 2. v   ( at , . to ~   off)    
snipe = 1. n ; what a ~ you were in that   matter!     !; 2. v  1)   ;  2)    (at)      
sniper = n  ,   
snippet = n  1) , ;  2) pl  (  . .)      
snippy = a  1) , ;  2)       
snivel = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
snob = n   
snobbery = n   
snood = n  1)   ;  2)  ( )      
snook = n to cock (  to cut, to make) a ~     
snoop = v  1) . , ;  2) . .     ,      (  to ~ around)      
snoot = n . ,   
snooze = 1. n .  ; 2. v .     
snore = 1. n ; 2. v  ( )    
snort = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) . ,  (  .)      
snorter = n  1) -. , ;  2)        
snotty = a .   
snout = n  1) , ;  2) .       
snow = 1. n  1) ; powder ~  ; heavy ~      ; we shall have ~  ;     to be caught in the ~        ,  ;  2) , ;  3) . ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1) it ~s, it is ~ing  ;  2)  ( . to ~ in);  3) to be ~ed in (  up, 
under) )       ; )        
snowball = n  , ; to play ~s     
snow-bound = a  1)  , ;  2)         
snow-capped = a   (  )  
snow-clad = a    
snow-drift = n    
snowdrop = n   
snowfall = n  1) ;  2)   (       )      
snow-flake = n , pl    
snowman = n Abominable Snowman ' '  
snowplough = n   
snow-shoes = n pl  ( )  
snow-slide = n    
snow-slip = . snow-slide  
snow-storm = n ,   
snow-white = a   
snowy = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,        
snub I = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
snub II = a ,  ( )  
snub-nosed = a   
snuff I = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; to take ~  ;     to give one ~  ; up to ~ '     '; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4)   ( -., -. -     at)      
snuff II = 1. n  ( ) ; 2. v  ; to ~ out a)    ; ) .     
snuff-box = n   
snuffle = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) pl ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   ,       
snuffy = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
snug = 1. a  1) ; as ~ as a bug in a rug      ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5) ; to lie ~ , ; 2. v  , , ; 3. 
adv ,     
snuggery = n  1)  ;  2)        
snuggle = v  1) , ();  2)  ,  ( . to ~     down)      
so = 1. adv    : )      ; I think   so, I believe so !, !, and so 
on,   and so forth   ,   ;   if so!  !; )         : I don`t   think so ,  , is that so? ?;   )        , ; you are so kind!     !; so so  ,  ; so   far   , ; ) ,       ; so   far as... ...; so far as I know     ; so long as ,    ; )      ; you are a student 
and so   am I  ,   ; you will learn   English and 
so shall I       ,   ; )           ,  ; it was raining, and so I could   not go out  ,        ; )      ; 
so you are going to the South ,      ; )      ; how so?   ?,   ?;   
why so?  ?; )     ; a week or so ago      ; )    ,         ; I tell you that so   as to avoid further 
explanation        ,      ; 2. conj . ,  ( .   so that); 
my train was late so I could not   come sooner  ,        ; 3. pron      to   say, to think ; I told you so       ; you don`t say so!     !,   !; 4. 
int !, !, !    
soak = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .    ; 2. v  1) , ; to be ~ed 
in     ; to be ~ed to the skin        ;  2) (), ();  3) ;  4)  (-. - into,      -. - through) ;  5) . , ;  6) .  , ;  7) .  () ; to ~ up       ,       
soaker = n  1)  ;  2) .        
so-and-so = n - (   )  
soap = 1. n  1) , soft ~ )  ; )      ;  2) .  (       ) ;  3) . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) .       
soap-box = 1. n  1) ;  2) .  ; 2. v . ,     
soap-bubble = n    
soap-stone = n   
soap-suds = n pl  ,   
soapy = a  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) . ,       
soar = v  1) ;  2)  ( , .  ) ;  3) . ;  4) ,  ;  5) ,  ( )      
sob = 1. n , ; to give a ~   ; 2. v , ; to ~ out         
sober = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  (.  , ) ; 2. v () ( . to ~ up)    
sober-minded = a  ( , ) ,   
sobriety = n  1) ;  2) ,       
sobriquet = n ,   
sob-stuff = n .    
so-called = a    
soccer = n .   
sociability = n   
sociable = a  1) ;  2)       
social = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. n . ,     
social-democracy = n -  
social-democrat = n -  
social-democratic = a -  
socialism = n ; ~ means peace  -    
socialist = 1. n ; 2. a     
socialistic = a   
socialite = n . . ,       
sociality = n    
socialize = v   
society = n  1)  (. ) , socialist     (communist) ~      () ;  2) ;  3) '',  ; to get into ~        ; to go into ~             
sociologist = n   
sociology = n   
sock I = n  1) ;  2)       
sock II = 1. n . to give smb. ~(s)  -.;   to pull up 
one`s ~s   ; 2. v .  , ; 3. 
a . ; a ~ movie        
sock III = n .-. ,   
socket = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)        
socle = n ,  () ,  ()  
sod I = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; the old ~  ;     under the ~  ; 2. v      
sod II = . past . seethe  
soda = n  1) ;  2)  ,  ;  3)  ( . ) ;  4)        
soda-pop = n .    
soda-water = . soda  4)      
sodden I = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. v (),     
sodden II = . p. p. . seethe  
sodium = n .  1) ;  2) ; ~ chlorate  ,            
sofa = n   
soft = 1. a  1) ; (as) ~ as butter (  down,     silk, 
velvet)     (  );     to boil ~  ;  2) ,  ( , ) ;  3) ,  ( , ) ;  4)  ( , ) ,      ( ) ,  ( , )     ;  5)  ( ) ,  ( ) ,      ( ) , ,  (     ) ;  6) ,  ( ,     ) ,  ( ) ;  7) ,  ( )     ;  8) ,   ( ) ;  9)  ( , ) ;     10) , ,      ;     11)  ( ) ;     12) . ,  (     ) ;     13) ,  ( ) ;     14)  ( ) ; 2. adv ; 3. 
int !    
soften = v (), ()  
soft-headed = a ,   
softhearted = a ,   
softly = adv  1) , ;  2) ,        
soft-spoken = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)       
softy = n  1)  ;  2)       
soggy = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ( )      
soil I = n , , one`s native ~ ; alkali ~s , poor ~ ,  ; productive ~  ; rich ~  ; unbroken ~, virgin ~ , ; 
permanently frozen ~  ; to hoe the ~ ,    
soil II = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (. .) ;  3) , ; 2. v (), (), ()    
soil-pipe = n     
soiree = v   
sojourn = , . 1. n  , ; 2. v ,   (-. - at,   in,  -. - among,  -. - with)    
sol = n    
sola (solus) = n sola (bill) check   ,      
solace = 1. n ; 2. v     
solar = a .   
solarium = n (pl)   
sold = past, p. p. . sell  
solder = 1. n , , . ,   ; 2. v ,     
soldier = 1. n  1) , , ; disabled     ~  ; old ~  ,      , tin ~ )      ; )   ; to     
play ~s   ; to go for a ~       ;  2) ; great ~  ;  3) .  ; 2. v       
soldierly = a ,   
soldiery = n  1) ;  2)       
sole I = a  1) ;  2)       
sole II = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) ;  3)   -.; 2. v      
solecism = n  1)  ;  2)   ()      
solely = adv , ,   
solemn = a  1) , ;  2)  ( , ) ,       
solemnity = n  1) ;  2) . pl ,       (  -. ) ;  3) .       
solicit = v  1) , ;  2)  (-. - for,  -. - of)     ;  3)  ( )      
solicitation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
solicitor = n  1) ;  2) ,       Solicitor-General = n  1)   ,          ;  2) .   ( )      
solicitous = a  1) ,  ( - about) ;  2)  ( -. - of) ;  3)  (-. ) ;  4)  ( -.)      
solicitude = n  1) , ;  2) pl ,       
solid = 1. n  1) .  ;  2) .  ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) , ;  5)  ( ) ;  6) ,  (     ,   . .) ;  7) , ;  8) . ,       
solidarity = n   
solidity = n  1) ;  2) ,       
soliloquize = v  1)    ;  2)        
soliloquy = n  1)    ;  2)       
solitary = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ,  ;  2) , , ;  3)       
solitude = n  1)  , ;  2) ,        
solo = 1. n . ,  ; 2. a .     
soloist = n   
solstice = n . ; the summer (winter) ~  ()   
solubility = n   
soluble = a  1) ;  2)       
solution = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  (, , ) ;  3) . ;  4)  ,       
solvable = a  1) ,  ;  2) .       
solve = v  1)  (, ) ;  2)  (, )      
solvency = n   
solvent = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
somber = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
sombrero = n  ( )  
some = ( ) , ( ) 1. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   , ;  4) . . , ; 2. pron  1)           -,  ; give     
me ~ bread   ;  2) -, ; 3. adv       
somebody = 1. pron -, -, ; ~ else   - ; 2. n      
someday = adv -,      
somehow = adv -, - , ; ~ or other     
someone = pron -, -,   
somersault = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)   (   . .) ; 2. v     
something = pron -, -; ~ else - ; ~ 
like  ,  , here is ~ for yourselfe   ; to be up to ~ ,  - ; there is ~ in it       
sometime = 1. a , ; 2. adv -, -    
sometimes = adv ,   
someway = adv - , -  
somewhat = 1. n  , -; 2. adv   ,     
somewhere = adv  1) -, -; ~ else -       ;  2) -, -; ~ else -             
somnambulist = n   
somniferous = a ,   
somnolent = a  1) , ;  2)       
son = n  1) ; ~ and heir  ; the prodigal     ~ .  ; ~ of a bitch .      , ; ~ of a 
gun      ; ~ of the shame  ; ~ of     
the soil  ; ~ of toil     ;  2)       
sonant = n .    
song = n  1) ; ~ and dance , ;     swan ~   (. .) ; to     burst (forth) (  to 
break) into ~ ;     to give a ~ ; to buy (to sell) for 
a ~      ()  ; to go for a ~       ; to sing another ~ .      -; to render 
a ~      ; to set a ~ to music        ;  2)       
song-bird = n  ,   
songster = n  1) ;  2)        
songstress = n   
son-in-law = n ( pl sons-in-law)   
sonnet = n   
sonny = n . ,   
sonority = n   
sonorous = a  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) ,       
soon = adv  1) ,   , ; as ~ as      ; as ~ as possible       ; at the ~est  ;     (just) as ~, as ~ as not  ,       ;  2) , the ~er the better       (),  ; no ~er said than done       - ; ~er or 
later             
soot = 1. n ; 2. v      
sooth = n . ; ~ to say   ; in (good) ~   
soothe = v  1) , ;  2)  (, )      
soother = n  (  )  
soothsay = v   
soothsayer = n   
sooty = a  1)  ,  ;  2)         
sop = 1. n  1)   (    .     .) ; a ~ in the pan  ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  (   . .) ;  2) , ; 
to ~ up      ()      
sophisticate = v  1) , ;  2)       
sophisticated = a    ,   
sophistication = n  1) ;  2)       
sophomore = n .  1) -;  2) .        
soporific = 1. n ; 2. a     
sopping = a    
soppy = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
soprano = n   
sorcerer = n ,   
sorcery = n ,   
sordid = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
sore = 1. n  , , ,   , , an 
open ~ .    ; to re-open old ~s   ; 2. a  1) ; to feel ~ ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) ,  ( ,     ) ; to be ~       ( -. - 
about) ;  4)  ( , ) ; 3. adv ,     
sorrel I = n   
sorrel II = 1. n  ; 2. a     
sorrow = 1. n  1) , , , keen ~      ;  2) ;  3)  pl ; 2. v ,  ( -. - at, for,   over)    
sorrowful = a  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
sorry = a  1) predic ; to be (  to feel) ~      (-., -. - for) ; I am ~!     !, !; I am so ~!       !;  2) , ;  3) , ,       
sort = 1. n  1) , , , , what ~ of  ,     , , ; nothing of the ~!      !; 
some ~ of -.; of     all ~s  ; of ~s   ;     a good ~ .  ; the better ~     .  ;  2) , ;  3) , ; in 
some ~       ; after a ~ )    ;     )   ; to be out of ~s )        ; )   ; 2. v ; to ~ out )   ; ) ; )    (  , , with)    
sortie = n  1) . ;  2) .       
sot = n    
sottish = a   
soubriquet = . sobriquet  
sough = 1. n ,  () ; 2. v ,  ( )    
sought = past, p. p. . seek  
soul = n  1) , , twin ~  , upon     my ~!  !, !, bless my ~     ! (,  )     ; to be the ~ of   (-.); 
to     have no ~  , ; to     possess 
one`s ~  ; to unbossom (      to unbutton) one`s ~   ;     he cannot call his ~ his own        ;  2) , ; good ~      ; be a 
good ~ and help me .      ,  ; dear ~ , ;     decent ~  ; honest ~      ; kind ~  , ; poor ~     ; simple ~  ; worthy ~      ; I did not see a ~         ;  3) , ,       
soulful = a ,   
soulless = a   
sound I = 1. n , , within ~ of     ,   , speech ~    ; sweet ~ ,  ; 2. v  1) , ; to be ~ed      ( ) ;  2)  (  ) ,      ( ) ;  3)  , ;  4)  () ;  5)  (  . .)      
sound II = 1. a  1) ; as ~ as a roach, as ~ as a bell      ; ~ in life       ;  2) , , ; ~ currency      () ; ~ 
foreign trade       ; ~ quality     ; the firm is considered     perfectly ~        ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) ,  ( ) ; 2. 
adv ,     
sound III = v  1)   () ;  2)   () ;  3) ,   (      . ., . to ~ out);  4)  (.  )      
sound IV = n    
sound-film = n    
sounding-balloon = n  -  
soundless = a   
soundproof = a   
soup = n , a thick (clear) ~ ,  ()   
soup-plate = n    
sour = 1. a  1) , (as) ~ as vinegar  ;  2) ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ,  (. .) ;  2)       
source = n  1) ; ~ of information      ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , , ()      
souse = 1. n  1)   ;  2) , , ;  3) . ; 2. v  1) ();  2) ;  3) , ;  4) .        
south = 1. n  1) , . ;  2)  ;  3) (the ~)  , , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)   ; 3. adv  ,  ,   ; to   go ~ ,       
south-east = 1. n -, . -; 2. a -; 3. adv  -,  -   ,  -    
south-easter = n - , -  
south-easterly = 1. a -,   - (   ) ; 2. adv  -,  -    
souther = n    
southerly = 1. a  1) ,   ;  2)   ,  ( ) ; 2. adv  1)  ,  ;  2)        
southern = a   
southerner = n   
southernly = a   
southernmost = a    
southing = n     
southmost = a    
southward = 1. n  ; 2. a  1)   ;  2)   ,  ; 3. adv   ,  ,      
southwardly = 1. a  ( ) ; 2. adv  ,      
southwards = . southward  
south-west = 1. n -, . -; 2. a -; 3. 
adv  -,  -   ,  -    
south-wester = n  1)  - , -;  2) - ( )      
south-westerly = 1. a -,   - (   ) ; 2. adv  -,  -    
souvenir = n   
sovereign = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ( .   1      ,   1971 .) ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( )      
sovereignty = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)        Soviet = 1. n , the Supreme ~  ,   the ~ .  ; town ~    , village ~ ; 2. 
a     
sow I = v ( past sowed, p. p. sowed, sown)  1) , ;  2) ,  (  . .)      
sow II = n c; to have (  to get, to take) the wrong ~ by 
the ear    ,   
sower = n  1) ;  2)       
sowing-machine = n   
sown = p. p. . sow  
soy = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) attr       
spa = n  1)  ;  2)          
space = 1. n  1) , , infinite ~      , evacuated ~      ; 
empty ~      ; open ~s  ,     ;  2)  , ; 
to walk     in ~    ;  3) ;  4) ,  ( , ) ;  5) ;  6)  () ;  7) , , after a short ~     ;  8) . ;  9) attr ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)         
spaceborn = p. p. he was ~      
spacecraft = n    
spaced-out = a   ( )  
space-flight = n  ,   , manned ~      
space-laboratory = n    
spaceless = a  ,  ( )  
spaceman = n , dummy ~ ,     
spaceship = n  ; multi-seat ~     
spacious = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( ,   . .)      
spade I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .  ; to 
call a ~ a ~        ; 2. v  ,     
spade II = n . pl .   
spadeful = n    
spadger = n .   
spake = . past . speak  
spall = 1. n  () ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)          
span I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ,  (= 9 ) ;  3)  () ;  4)  (, ) ,      () ;  5) .-. ;  6) .  ;  7) .  ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)  ;  3)   ;  4)  (  -  ) ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) .  ()      
span II = n    
span III = . past . spin  
spangle = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ,       Spaniard = n ,   
spaniel = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) , , 
a tame ~     ,       Spanish = 1. n  1) the ~ (.  pl) ;  2)  ; 2. a     
spank = 1. n ; 2. v ; to ~ along  ( ,   )    
spanking = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) . ,       
spanner = n .    
span-new = a ,    
spar I = n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) .       
spar II = 1. n  1) ,   ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)    ( -. - at) ,     ;  2)   ( ) ;  3) ,       
spar III = n .  , flour ~    
spare = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) , ; 2. v  1) (); if I am ~d         ;  2)  ( , ,     from) ;  3)  (, , ) ;  4) , ;  5) ;  6)  ( -. - for) ;  7)   -.,       -.      
sparing = a  1)  ( -. - in) , ;  2)  ( , of) ;  3) ;  4)       
spark I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; the ~ of life      , ; not a ~ of interest       ;  3) pl . ; to strike ~s out of        ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ;  3)       
spark II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
sparkle = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4)        
sparkling = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( )      
sparrow = n   
sparrow-grass = n .   
sparse = a  1)  (   . .) ,  (     ) ;  2) ;  3)       Spartan = 1. n ; 2. a     
spasm = n  1) , ;  2)        
spasmodic = a   
spat I = 1. n .  1) ;  2) ,  ; 2. v .  1) , ;  2)       
spat II = past, p. p. . spit I 2.    
spat III = n pl   
spate = n  1)  ;  2)  , .       
spatial = a   
spatter = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
spatterdashes = n pl   
spawn = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) . , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ()      
speak = v ( past spoke, . spake, p. p. spoken)  1) ,  ( -. - with,       - to,  -. - 
about, of) ; to ~     by the book   -; to ~     (smb.) fair   ( -.); to     ~ well   ( -. - of) ;  2)   ( -. ) ;  3)   ;  4)  (  -. - for) ;  5)  , ;  6) broadly ~ing  ; frankly ~ing      ; properly ~ing        ,  ;     roughly ~ing  , ;     strictly ~ing  ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) .  ( ) ; to ~ for       ; to ~ out )      ; )  ; please ~     out!  !; to ~ to )      ( -.) ; ) , ;     ) ; to ~ up )      ; )          
speak-easy = n . .  (   )  
speaker = n  1) ; glib (prosaic) ~      () ;  2) the Speaker  (        ,         ) ;  3) . ;  4)       
speaking = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ;  3)       
speaking-tube = n ,    
spear I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)  ;  3)       
spear II = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   () ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)    ( )      
spearhead = n  ()  
spearman = n   
special = 1. n  1)   () ;  2)   ; 2. a  1) , ; ~ acceptance       ; ~ account  ,     -; ~ case .       ; ~ contract .   ;     ~ endorsement   ;     ~ power of attorney      ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( , ) ;  5)       
specialist = n   
speciality = n  1) ; to make a ~      ( -. - of) ;  2)   (  . .) ,     ;  3)  ,  (     )      
specialize = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ()         
specialty = n  1) ;  2)           
specie = n  ; in ~ ) ; )    
species = n (pl  .)  1) , , ;  2) . ;  3)       
specific = 1. n  1)  ;  2) .  , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) ;  5) .  ( ) ; ~ performance     .    ()      
specification = n  1) , ; ~ of weight      (        ) , according 
to ~      ;  2)  (, ) ; ~s      ; safety ~s               
specify = v  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)   ,  ;  4)  ,  ,        ,     specified account        
specimen = n  1) , , ;  2) . , 
a queer ~ , ''      
specious = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
speck = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v     
speckle = 1. n ,  ( ) ; 2. v     
speckled = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,  ( )      
specs = n pl . ,   
spectacle = n , , a lamentable (moving, sad) ~  (, ) ; to make a ~ of oneself      
spectacled = a  1)  ;  2)  ( )      
spectacles = n pl  1) ;  2)   () ; to 
look     through rose-colored ~        ; 
to see everything through     rose-colored ~           
spectacular = a  1) ;  2)       
spectator = n , ,   
specter = n  1) , ;  2)  ()      
spectra = pl . spectrum  
spectral = a  1) ;  2) .       
spectrum = n ( pl spectra) .   
specular = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
speculate = v  1) , ;  2) ; to ~ for the fall (for the     decline)   ; to ~ 
for the     rise (for the advance)   ;     to ~ 
in differences         
speculation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
speculative = a  1) , ;  2) ; ~ article      ; ~ purchaser     -; ~ transaction            
speculator = n  1) ;  2)       
sped = past, p. p. . speed I 2.    
speech = n  1) ,  ; reported ~       ;  2) , , ; maiden ~       (   . .) ;     policy ~  ; a ponderous ~      ; to deliver (  to make) a ~      ;  3) . ;  4) , ;  5)  ;  6) attr ; ~ is 
silver but silence is     gold   - ,  -       
speech-day = n ,   (  )  
speechless = a  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . .)      
speed I = 1. n , ; high ~    ,  ; at full ~     ,  ; full ~ 
ahead!    () ! () ; to put in the   first (second) ~   ()   ; with ~ ; at (  with)   lightning ~   ; to gather ~    ,  ; ~ up system    ; 2. v ( past, p. p. sped)  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  (  to ~ up);  4)  ( ) ; to ~     well       
speed II = n . .  1) ;  2)  ; ~ is a problem in     cities         ; he ~s for blow-off         ''      
speedboat = n     
speedily = adv , ,   
speediness = n   
speedometer = n   
speed-up = n  1) ;  2)          (      )      
speedway = n    
speedy = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
spell I = v ( past, p. p. spelt, spelled)  1)   ;  2)   ( ) ;  3)    ( . 
to ~ out);  4) ;  5)       
spell II = n  1) , ; a hot ~  ; a     cold ~ ; a ~ of fine weather       ;  2)   ; for a ~      ; to give smb. a ~  -.     ;  3) ,  (, ,       . .)      
spell III = n  1) , ;  2) , , 
under a ~     ; to cast a ~  (-.     - 
on)      
spellbind = v ( past, p. p. spellbound)   
spellbinder = n . ,     
spellbound = 1. past, p. p. . spellbind; 2. a , ,     
speller I = n .     
speller II = n    
spelling = n  1) , ;  2)         
spelling-book = n .      
spelt = past, p. p. . spell I 1.  
spencer = n    
spend = v ( past, p. p. spent)  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) , ;  5)  (   . .)      
spender = n , ,   
spendthrift = n   
spent = 1. past, p. p. . spend; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
sperm = n .   
sphere = n  1) ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  ;  4) ; out of my ~       ;  5) ()       
spherical = a  1) , ;  2)       
sphinx = n ( pl . sphinges)   
spice = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) .  ;  4) , ;  5) , ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2)        
spicery = n  1) , ;  2)        
spick = a ~ and span ,    
spicy = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) .       
spider = n  1) , . . ;  2) ;  3)       
spidery = a   
spiffy = a . ,   
spigot = n  1) ;  2) .       
spike = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ;  5)  ( ) ; 2. v  ,     
spiky = a ,   
spile = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
spiling = n   
spill I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  (    . .) ; 2. v ( past, p. p. spilled, 
spilt)  1) (), ();  2) ;  3) . ,  (      )      
spill II = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
spilt = past, p. p. . spill II 1.  
spin = 1. v ( past spun, . span, p. p. spun)  1) , ;  2)  (  . .) , ;  3) ,  ; to send smb.     ~ning  -.;  4)  ( ,     ) ;  5)  , ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) . '' ( ) ; 2. n  1) , ;  2) . ; to 
go for a ~, to take a ~           
spinach I = n   
spinach II = n , '' ( ) , ''  
spinage = . spinach  
spinal = a .   
spindle = 1. n  1) ;  2)   ( 14000 );  3) . ,  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)     () ; 3. v  ( , )    
spindlelegs = . . spindle-shanks  
spindle-shanks = n .    
spindling = a     
spindrift = n     
spine = n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) , , ;  4)  ()      
spineless = a , . , ,   
spinner = n  1) , -;  2)        
spinney = n ,   
spinning = n   
spinning-jenny = n    
spinning-wheel = n   
spinster = n  1) .  , .      ;  2)       
spiny = a ,  ,    
spiracle = n   
spiral = 1. n ; heating ~ ; 2. a , , ; 3. v   ( ) ; ~ 
prices                 
spirant I = n .  ,   
spirant II = a .   
spire I = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,       
spire II = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
spirit = 1. n  1) ; unbending (unbroken) ~      () ; public (team) ~       (); to summon (      to pluck) up ~   ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ; to 
put ~ into smth.      ,   -.,        -.; to speak with ~       ;  5) . pl ; animal ~     ; good, 
high ~s ,      ; bad (low) ~      () ; my ~ sank       ; out of ~   ; to keep up     one`s ~ ) ; ) ;  6) , ;  7) ;  8)  (   ,       . .) ;  9) . ;     10) pl ; to drink ~s       ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( -. - on) ,  (     -. - at) ; to ~ away, to ~ off            
spirited = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ,  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
spiritual = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
spirituous = a ,   
spiry I = a ,   
spiry II = a  1) , ;  2)       
spit I = 1. n  1) ,  () ;  2) .  ;  3)    ; 2. v ( past, p. p. spat)  1)  ( - at, on, . . upon) ;  2)  , ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ; to ~ at       ( -.) ; to ~ out )      ; ) ; ~ it     out! .  !      
spit II = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( ) , ,  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ,       
spite = 1. n ,  , from pure ~,   out of ~  ,      , he has a ~ against me       ; in ~ of  , ; 2. v ,      
spiteful = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
spitfire = n    
spittle = n ,   
spittoon = n   
spiv = n .   
splash = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  () ; to make a ~  ,      ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2)  ;  3) ;  4)  ( , )      
splash-board = n  (,   . .)  
splashy = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
splay = 1. n ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
splay-foot = n   
spleen = n  1) . ;  2)  , ;  3) to vent one`s ~ upon smb.       -.  , ; to act out of ~      -.        
spleenful = a , ,   
splendent = a , ,   
splendid = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) . , ;  5)  ( )      
splendiferous = a . ,   
splendor = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)       
splenic = a   
splice = 1. n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) .   ; to get ~d     ,        
splint = 1. n  1) . , ;  2)  (  ,   .     .) ; 2. v .  ,     
splinter = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ; to run a ~ ; 2. v (), ()    
split = 1. n  1) , , ,     stock ~   (       , ,   . .                 ) ; 2     for 1 (stock) ~           (      );  2) ,  (       ) ;  3) , , ;  4)    , ,       . . ; 2. a , ,   ; 3. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  () ;  5) , ;  6) , ;  7) , ;  8) ,  ( ,     , on) ;  9)  ( ) ;     10) 
to ~ with smb.   -.; to     ~ with laughter ; to ~ off     , ; to ~ up     ,       
splitting I = n , atom ~    
splitting II = a  1) ;  2)  (  ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( , )      
splodge = 1, 2 . splotch 1., 2.  
splotch = 1. n  ; 2. v     
splurge = 1. n . , ; 2. v . , ,     
splutter = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) , ; 2. v  1)   ( ) ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4)  ( )      
spoil = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl . ; the ~s of war      ;  3)  , ;  4) 
pl .  (       ) ; 2. v ( past, p. p. spoiled, . spoilt)  1) (), (); to ~ prices         ;     to ~ the market  , .      ()   ; ~ed goods      ; to be ~ed in transit       ;  2)  () ;  3) ,  () ,     , ; to ~ for a fight             
spoilage = n  1) ;  2)        
spoilsman = n . ,       
spoilt = . past, p. p. . spoil 2  
spoke I = n  1)  () ;  2)  ( ) ; a ~     in one`s wheel , ; to put a     ~ in smb.`s wheel     ,           
spoke II = past . speak  
spoken = 1. p. p. . speak; 2. a  ( )    
spokesman = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
spoliation = n  1) ;  2) ,  (      ) ;  3) . ,        
sponge = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) .  ( ) ; to chuck (      to 
throw) up the ~       ; to pass the ~ over      ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)    ,  (      ) ;  3)  ; to ~ 
away . to ~ off;     to ~ down: to ~ oneself  ; to ~     off  ; to ~ on      , ; to ~ out      ; to ~ up ,       
sponge-cake = n   
sponge-down = n  ()  
sponger = n  ( )  
spongy = a  1) ;  2)       
sponsor = 1. n  1) , ; ~ for a loan      ;  2) ,     ,      ;  3) , ;  4)  ,  ; 2. v  1)  ( -. - for) ,       ( -. - for) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ,  (  .     .) ;  4)       
sponsorship = n   
spontaneity = n ,   
spontaneous = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
spoof = 1. n . , ; 2. v . ,     
spook = n .   
spool = 1. n , ; 2. v   ,     
spoon I = 1. n  1) ; tea ~  ;  2)   (  ) ;     wooden ~ )   (     ) ; ) ,        ( ) ; to be     born with a silver ~ in one`s mouth .        ; 2. v   ( . to ~ up, to ~   out)    
spoon II = n  1) ;  2) ; to be ~s  ( -.     - on) ; to be on the ~        
spooney = 1, 2 . spoony 1., 2.  
spoon-fed = a  1)    ( ) ;  2)  , ;  3) .       
spoonful = n    
spoony = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
spoor = 1. n  () ; 2. v       
sporadic = a ,   
spore = n .   
sport = 1. n  1) ,  ; athletic ~s ;     to 
go in for ~s  ; to have     good ~  ;  2) pl  ;  3) ; what ~!  !; they     thought it a great ~ ()        ;  4) , ; in ~, for ~  ;     to make ~ (of) ;  5) ;  6)  (  . .) ;  7) . ;  8) .  ;  9) . ;     10) , ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ; 3. v  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) .  (-.   -.) to ~     
away ,       
sportdom = n    
sporting = a  1)    ;  2) ;  3)       
sportive = a  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)       
sports = . sport 2.    
sportsman = n  1) , keen ~  ;  2) , ;  3) attr       
sportsmanlike = a   
sportsmanship = n    
sportswoman = n   
sporty = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
spot = 1. n  1)  (. .) , , ,     
without a ~ in one`s reputation       ;  2) , on the ~ ,  ,      ; to be 
present on the ~     ,  ,        ; blind ~ )  ; )       ; 
solitary ~  ; raw ~      ; tender ~      , weak ~  ; to touch the ~       ,  ;  3) . , ;  4) a spot 
please . .       ; nice little ~  ; to put     on the ~ .   ,      ;  5) ,   , .        ,        ; 2. a ,   ,     ,   ,    , ,   , , ''; ~ business      ,       ,      ,  ,  ''; ~   cash   ; ~   contract    ; ~ goods    ; ~ market     ; ~ price    ,          ,    ,      ''; ~ 
rate      ,    ''; 3. v  1)  (. .) , ,     () , this 
silk ~s water           ;  2) . , , ;  3) .        
spotless = a ,   
spotlight = 1. n  1) .  ( ) ;  2)  ; to be in the ~        ; 2. v  ,  ,       
spotted = a  1) , ;  2)       
spotter = n  1) ;  2) .       
spotty = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
spousal = a ,   
spouse = n ,   
spout = 1. n  1)  (  . .) , ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) ,  ;  5) . up the ~  ,  ; to     put up the ~  () ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) . , ;  3)  ()      
sprain = 1. n  () ; 2. v  ()    
sprang = past . spring II 3.    
sprat = n  1) ;  2) ; to risk (  to throw) a ~ to     
catch a whale (  to herring) .      ,         
sprawl = v  1)  ( ) , ; to send     smb. ~ing  -.  ;  2) ,  ;  3)          
sprawly = a  1) ;  2)       
spray I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4)  () ; 2. v  1) ,  () ;  2)  ()      
spray II = n ,   
sprayer = n   
spread = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 
the wide ~ of     country  ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) . ; a great ~ ;  6) . ,   . . (,        ) ;  7)  (        ) ;  8) . .  ,  (put     and call);  9)  (                                 ) ,       ,        (arbitrage),                ;     10) ,  ( , ,       . .) ,           , ; the ~     between the increase in output and 
in     consumption          ; 2. v ( past, p. p. spread)  1)  (  . .) ,      () ;  2)  () ;  3) ();  4)  (,   . .) ;  5) ,   (,     ) ;  6)  ( , ) ;  7)  ; to ~ out ) ;     ) ; 3. a  ( . with)    
spread-eagle = a . . , -,   
spree = n  1) , , , what a ~!      !;  2) , ; to go on the ~       
sprig = n  1) , ;  2)    ;  3) . . , ;  4)       
spright = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ; 2. adv  1) ;  2)       
spring I = n  1) , . . , ;  2) attr       
spring II = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ; 3. v ( past sprang, sprung, p. p. sprung)  1) , , ; to ~     to one`s feet   ; to ~ up 
into     the air   ;  2) ,  ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6) ,  (     ) ;  7)  ( , , from) ;  8)  () ;  9)  ( ) ;     10)  () ;     11)  () ;     12)  (, ) ; to ~ at       -.; to ~ up )      ( ) ; ) ,  (     ,   . .) ; to ~ upon . to ~     at      
spring III = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) attr ; 2. v  ( , )    
spring-board = n   
springhead = n   
springtide = n .   
springtime = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
springy = a  1) , ;  2)       
sprinkle = 1. n  ; a ~ of snow    , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3)       
sprinkler = n , street ~    
sprint = 1. n ,    ; 2. v        
sprinter = n ,      
sprite = n ,   
sprout = 1. n  1) , ;  2) pl   ( . Brussels     ~s); 2. v  1)  , ,  ( .     
to ~ up);  2)        
spruce I = 1. a , ; 2. v ,  ( . to ~ up)    
spruce II = n ,  ()  
sprung = past, p. p. . spring II 3.    
spry = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
spume = 1. n ; 2. v     
spun = past, p. p. . spin 1.  
spunk = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
spunky = a , ,   
spur = 1. n  1)  (.  ) , he needs the ~     .    ; to put (  to     set) ~s to ; 
to win one`s ~s )     .   ; ) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; on the ~ of the moment       ; 2. v  1) ;  2) to be ~red on  ,           
spurious = a  1) , ;  2) .       
spurn = 1. n  ; 2. v ,      ()    
spurt = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  , ;  4) .     ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   , ; 
to ~ out     )  ; )  () ; to     ~ up ,        
sputnik = n . ; a roundabout ~    
sputter = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  ;  3) ,        
spy = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ( -.) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ; to ~ into      ; to ~ on  ,      ( -.) ; to ~ out )      () , ; )     , , ; to ~ upon     . to ~ on      
spyglass = n    
squab = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ,  ;  3)   ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)       
squabble = 1. n ,  ; 2. v , ,  -       
squabby = a ,   
squad = n  1) , police ~  , flying ~      ;  2)  () ;  3) . , awkward ~ .     , ' '      
squadron = n  1) . , ;  2) . ;  3) . ,       
squadron-leader = n    
squalid = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)       
squall I = 1. n  1) , ; white ~   (      ) ; look out for ~s     .  ;  2) . , ; 2. v      
squall II = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
squally = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) . ,       
squalor = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
squander = 1. n , ; 2. v , ; to ~ away       
square = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)   (-.) ;  6) .  ;  7)  () ;  8) . ; on the ~ , ,      ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ( -. - with, to) ;  4) , , ,     ;  5) . , ;  6)  ( ) ;  7) . ,  ( ,   .     .) ; to get ~ with  ,       -.; everything is now ~       ; 3. v  1) .   ;  2)   ;  3) ) ,  () ,        ; 
to get the     accounts ~ , ;     to ~ accounts  ,     , ; )     ; to ~ a matter      ;  4) , ,      (to, with) ;  5) , ;  6)  () ;  7) . ; 4. adv  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ,       
square-built = a ,   
square-toes = n  1)  ;  2)       
squash = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  () ; 
lemon ~         ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ,  (-.)      
squashy = a ,   
squat = 1. n   ; 2. a , ; 3. v  1)    ( . to ~ down);  2)    ( ) ,     , ;  3)    ;  4)     (     )      
squatter = n  1)   ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
squatty = a ,   
squaw = n   
squawk = 1. n  1)   () ;  2) . , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) . ,       
squeak = 1. n  1)  () ;  2)  () ;  3) , ; to have a close (      narrow, tight) ~ of it    (     ) ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ,  ( ) ;  2) . ,       
squeaker = n  1) ;  2) .       
squeaky = a  1) ;  2)       
squeal = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) ;  2) . ;  3) . ,  ()      
squeamish = a  1) , ;  2) ,  (.  )     ;  3) ,  ( ) ; to feel     ~        
squeezable = a ,   
squeeze = 1. n  1) , ; to give a light ~      , ;  2) ; to have a tight ~       ;  3) .  ; in a     tight ~   , money ~ )     ,  ; )      ,   ,      ;  4) .   (.                  ,           ) ;  5) ;  6) ;  7) . , ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  ( . to ~ out);  3) .  (  )        ; to ~ down prices      ,  ; to ~ out       ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6)  , ;  7)  (through)      
squeeze-box = n . .   
squelch = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) . '',        
squib = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) ; 2. v      
squiffy = a .   
squint = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; to 
have (  to take) a     ~ , ; 2. a , ; 3. v  1)  () ;  2)   ( -. - at) ;  3)   ( -. - at) ,      ( -. - through)      
squint-eyed = a  1) ;  2) , ,       
squire = n  1)  (  ) ;  2) .   (.  ) ;  3)        
squireling = n    
squirm = v   ,   
squirrel = n  1) ;  2) attr ;  3) . .        ; I like that ~          () (, ),     .     ;     400 ~ wheels '' ()       400  ; like a ~ 
in a cage               
squirt = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ;  3) .  ;  4) . .  (  .     ) ; he can`t go out of the ~s           - ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)       St = . saint  
stab = 1. n  1)  (,   . .) ; a ~ in     the 
back   ,      ;  2)  ;  3)   ; 2. v  1)  ,  (, ,     at) ;  2) ;  3)  ( -. - into) ; to ~ in the     back    ,             
stability = n  1) ;  2) ,       
stabilization = n   
stabilize = v ()  
stabilizer = n .   
stable I = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
stable II = 1. n ; 2. v ,       
stable-man = n   
stack = 1. n  1)  () , ;  2)  () ;  3) pl ;  4) , ; a ~ of wood  ()     ;  5)  ,  ;  6) . , ; a whole ~ of work      ;  7) . ,   ;  8)     ( 3 #d3#b); 2. 
v  1)  ,   , ;  2) ,       
stackyard = n   
stadium = n ( pl . stadia)   
staff I = 1. n  1) , ; on the ~  ;     
editorial ~  ; the ~ of     a newspaper  ;  2) . , General Staff      ;  3) attr , . ; 2. v      
staff II = n ( pl staves)  1) , ;  2)  ( ,  )     ;  3) , ensign ~  ;  4) , ;  5) .  ; the ~ of 
life       
stag = 1. n  1) -;  2) . . ;  3)  ; 2. a ; 3. v  ( ) ; to ~ new   issues      ; to ~ the market           
stage I = n  1) , initial (final) ~      () ;  2) ;  3) , ; ~ of development      ;  4)        
stage II = 1. n  1) , , ; to be on the ~      , ; to go on the ~      , ,   ; to leave     (  to quit) the ~   , .     ; to take the ~       ;  2) ,  ,      ;  3) , ;  4) , landing ~ ;  5) ;  6) , , by easy ~s  ; 2. v  () ,     
stage-coach = n ,    
stagecraft = n    
stage-door = n ,      
stagehand = n    
stage-manager = n   
stage-name = n    
stagger = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ,  ;  4) ;  5) , ;  6)  ;  7)  ,       
staging = n  1)  () ;  2) . ;  3)  ()      
stagnancy = n ; to produce ~    
stagnant = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) , ,       
stagnate = v  1)  ( , ) ;  2) ()      
stagnation = n ; ~ of business   , general ~  ; to fall into ~     
stagy = a ,   
staid = a , , ,   
stain = 1. n  1)  ( .) ;  2) ();  3)  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)  , ,       
stainless = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
stair = n  1)  () ;  2)  () ; below ~s       ; the top ~ but one      ;  3) . pl , winding ~            
staircase = n  1) , corkscrew ~, spiral ~      , moving ~ , principal ~      ;  2)        
stairway = n ,    
stake I = 1. n  1) , , at the ~   ;  2)   ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ; to ~ down      , ; to ~ in      ; to ~ off, to ~ out       -. ; to ~ up            
stake II = 1. n  1)  ( ,    . .) , for     
high ~s   () ; for low ~s       () ; to be at ~        ; to put at ~, 
to set     on ~   ;  2) pl ,  (   . .) ;  3)    ; 2. v   ,  -.    
stalactite = n .   
stalagmite = n .   
stale = 1. a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) , ,  ( )     ;  4)  ,   . . ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6) ; ~ cheque ( . check)      ; ~ debt  ;     ~ demand           ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)       
stalemate = n  1) . ;  2) ,        
stalk I = n  1) ;  2)        
stalk II = v  1) ;  2)       
stalking-horse = n  ,   
stall I = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4) pl    ( ) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
stall II = 1. n . ; 2. v .  1)   ;  2) ,       
stallion = n   
stalwart = 1. n  1)   ;  2)   ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
stamen = n ( pl . stamina) .   
stamina I = n pl   ,  ,   
stamina II = n pl . stamen  
stammer = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( ) ; to ~ out            
stammerer = n   
stamp I = 1. n  () ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  () ; to ~ out of a     room     ;  3) ; to ~ down ; to ~ out )      () ; )      ()      
stamp II = 1. n  1) , , postage ~      ; trading ~  ; ~ duty      ; ~ 
paper  ; to     be free from ~ duty       ()   ; to be     subject to ~ duty   ;  2) ;  3) , ; 2. 
v  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3)  ()      
stamp-collector = n   
stamp-duty = n    
stampede = 1. n  ; 2. v  1)  ,   ;  2)          
stanch = . staunch  
stand = 1. n  1) ; to be at a ~   ; to     
put smb. at a ~  -.  ;     to come to a ~ ; to bring to a ~     ;  2) , ; 
to take one`s ~ )      , ; )  (     -. - on) , ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4) , , ;  5) , ;  6) ; to make a ~ )      (-. - 
against) ; )     ,    (-. - for) ;  7) ,    ( . grand     ~);  8)   ; 2. v ( past, p. p. stood);  1) , as it ~s   , 
balance     ~ing to your account .         ;  2) ; ~ and deliver!      !;  3)  , ;  4) ;  5) , ;  6)  ( -. - against) ;  7) ,  (, )     ; to ~ the test  ;  8)  (, , ) ;  9)   ( ) ; to ~     good in law .       ;     10)  ( ) , how 
matters ~?       ?;     11)   ( , ) ;     12)   ( , for) ;     13) ,   ( ) ;     14)    .  . . .      -.   : to ~ idle       ( , ) ; to ~     convicted (condemned)       (); to ~ against     ; to ~ aloof      ,  ,        -.; to ~ apart   ,      ; to ~ aside       ; to ~ back )  ; )     ; to ~ behind ; to ~     
between  ; to ~ by )     ,   -.; )       (, ) ; )      , ; to ~ for )       -., ; ) ,     ; to ~ in ) ; )      ; ) .   ;     to ~ off )   ; )       ; to ~ on )       -.; )   ; )       ( , ) ;     ) .   ; to ~ out     ) ; ) ,      (  -., against) ; )     , ; )       ; to ~ over  (,     ) ,  ,     ; we agree that the account     should ~ over till 
next month .      ,            ; to ~ to      , ; sellers ~ to     their prices         ; to ~ up ) ; ) ,      ( -. - for) ; to ~ upon     ; it ~s to reason       , , ; to ~ to lose        ; to ~ to win               
standard = 1. n  1) ,  , , ,     , , ; ~ of measurment      ; ~ of price (value) .     .  , Bureau of Standarts ( )     (S.)  ; above (below) the ~      () , ,       , up 
to the ~       , ,       ,        (); Gothenburg ~ (= 180 . .        ) ; the ~ of     
living  ; the ~ of culture      ; 
the ~ of education      ;  2)  ( ) , gold ~       ;  3) , ;  4) ; 2. a  1) , , ; ~ 
brand      ; ~ costs      () ; ~ quality      ; ~ sample      ; ~ specifications      ; ~ bullion                  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
standard-bearer = n   
standardize = v   
stand-by = n  1)  ;  2)       
standee = n . .    . .  
stand-in = n  1) ,  () ;  2) ,       
standing = 1. n  1) , social ~  ,     
financial ~       (); credit ~  ,     ; of good (bad) ~       () ; of     good ~   ; of high     ~ ;  2) , ; of long     ~ ) , ; a debt od old ~      ; a firm of 30 years ~ ,      30 ; )  (     ) ; 2. 
a  1) ,   ; ~ corn       ; ~ 
timber   ;  2) , ; ~ 
instructions       ; ~ orders     , , ; ~ rule      ;  3)  . ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)       
stand-offish = a ,   
standpoint = n    
standstill = n  1) ;  2) , , ; 
to be at     a ~   ,  ; to come to     a ~ , ,       ; to bring to a ~ ,     ; ~ agreement        -. ,              
standup = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ,   ( )      
stank = past . stink 2.    
stannic = a   
stanza = n ,   
staple I = 1. n  1)  (  ) ;  2) , ; 2. v     
staple II = 1. n  1)   (       ) ;  2)   ,  (e      ) ;  3) ,  , the ~ of     
conversation   ;  4)  .  ; 2. a , ; ~ articles (goods)    ; ~ export     ; ~ products of the 
country     ; 3. v ,     
star = 1. n  1) , , ; fixed ~      , shooting ~, falling ~      , ; guiding ~  .      ; the Red Star       ; ~s and stripes       ; I saw ~s          ;  2) , ; his ~ has (  is) set       ; his ~ is 
in the ascendant       ; to thank (  to     
bless) one`s ~s  ; to     trust one`s ~s    ;  3) ,        , ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  .   ; to ~ it             
starboard = 1. n  .  1)   ;  2) attr ; 2. v  .       
starch = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  .  .  ,     ; 2. v  (  . to ~ up)    
starchy = a  1)  ;  2) ;  3) ,       
stare = 1. n  1)  ,        , cold ~  ,     glassy ~ ,  ;     stony ~ ,  ; vacant ~      ;  2)  ,  ; 2. 
v  1)    ,       ( -. - at,      , , with) ; to ~ down (      
out) of countenance  -.; to ~     smb. in the face )   -.;     )  ,  ( ) ; )      , ;  2)  ( , )      
starfish = n  .    
star-gazer = n  .  1) ;  2)       
staring = a , ,     
stark = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ; 2. adv     
starlet = n   
starlight = n  1)  ; by ~  ;  2) attr       
starling = n   
starlit = a ,    
starred = a  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3)     ( )      
starry = a  1)  ;  2) ;  3)       
star-spangled = a ,    
star-studded = a    
start = 1. n  1) ,  ,  .     ;  2) ; to make a ~ , ;     to make a good ~   ; to     give a ~ in life  .        ;  3)  ( ) ; to awake with     
a ~  ; to give smb. a ~      -. ,      -.;  4) ;  5)  ( -. - of) , you     have the ~ of me          ; 2. v  1) ,  (-. - for) ;  2)  ,  (  . to ~ out);  3)  (,   . .) ,       -.; 
to ~ bulk       , ; to ~ a question      ; to ~ with...       ...;  4)  ( ,   .     .) ;  5)  () , () ( ,       . .) ;  6) ;  7) , ;  8) ; to ~ in one`s 
seat       ;  9)  (, ) ;     10)  () ;     11)  ( ) ;     12)  () ,  () ;     13)  . ; to ~ 
aside       ; to ~ back , ; to     ~ in ,   -.; to ~     out   -.; to ~ up )     ; ) ,  ( )      
starter = n   
starting = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( )      
startle = 1. n with a ~  , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
startler = n  ,   
startling = a , ,   
starvation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)        
starve = v  1) ,  ,       , I am simply starving       ;  2)  ,  . ; to ~ to     death   ; to ~ into     
surrender  ;  3)  (-. - for)      
starveling = n   
state I = 1. n  1) , ; weightless ~      ; the ~ of emergency      ; the ~ of mind      ; the ~ of life      ,  ; what a ~ you are in!        !;  2) , , ; in liquid ~       ; in nascent ~  .       ;  3) , ; in great ~      ,   ; to lie in ~         ( )     ; to receive in ~       ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
state II = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
state III = 1. n  1) ; socialist ~      ; buffer ~  ;     ~-aided  ,          ; ~     fusurance  ; ~     Department (Department of ~) (S.)      ,         ; ~ interference      ; ~ purdcases      ;  2) , States General  .      ; 
the States       () ; Federal States       (   1861-1865 .      ) ; the Empire State  -; 2. a  1) ;  2)    (       
federal) ; ~ bonds  .  ,      ; ~ laws  .             
statecraft = n     
stated = a  1) ;  2)       
stately = a ,   
statement = n  1) , , ; to     make 
a ~  , ,     () , 
specific ~       ; a 
sweeping ~      ;  2)  ,       
stateroom = n  1)   (  )     ;  2)  ;  3)  .        
statesman = n  1)  ;  2)  .        
station = 1. n  1) , , ; polling ~      ; clearing ~      ; 
dressing ~      ; lifeboat ~  ;     postal ~  .  ; service     ~ ) ; )      ; ) ;  2)  ; junction ~      ; railway ~ ;  3)  ; radar ~      ; wireless ~ ;  4)  (),  ;  5)   (  .     police-station);  6)  . , ,  . -      (  . naval ~);  7) , astronomical ~      ; launch ~, take-off ~      ; observing ~   ;     refuelling ~  ;  8)   ( ) ;  9)  , in a humble ~       ( ) ;     10) attr ; 2. v  1) ,  (-.) ;  2)  . ,       
stationary = a  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( )      
stationer = n  1)   ;  2)  .       
stationery = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)        
station-house = n    
station-master = n    
statistical = a ; ~ abstract   ; ~ data  ; ~ information    
statistician = n   
statistics = n ; trade ~  ; vital ~  , , -   . .  
statuary = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a     
statue = n ,   
statuette = n   
stature = n  1) ; of high (mean) ~      () ; to grow in ~ ;  2)  () ;  3) ,       
status = n  1) ,  ; financial ~      ; ~ inquiry (enquiry)        ; ~ quo     -,   ,   ,        ;  2)  ;  3)  ,       
statute = n  1)  , , ;     ~-
barred          ,    ;     ~ of limitation(s)  .        ; to be barred by the ~ of     limitation(s) ,               ;  2)  (,  )      
statute-book = n    
statute mile = n    = 1609,3   
statutory = a  , ; ~ declaration  .    ; ~ formality   ; ~ meeting      
staunch I = a  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( )      
staunch II = v  ()  
stave = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  () ;  4)  .  ; 2. v ( past , p . p . stove) to ~ in    (,   . .) ; to ~ off   )  () ,    () ; )  (,    )    
staves = pl . staff II  
stay I = 1. n  1) ,  ; to make a ~     , ; to make a short ~      ;  2) , ;  3)  .  ; 2. v  1) , ; ~ a moment       ;  2) , ,  (-. - at,      -. - with) ;  3)  . , ;  4)  .  ;     to ~ execution         ;  5)  () ;  6)  ( ,  , for) ;     to ~ away  ,   (-.     - from) ; to ~ in  ,  ;     
to ~ on ,  ,      ; to ~ 
out )      (  ) ,   ; )      ( ) ; to ~ up       (  )      
stay II = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl  (  . a pair of ~s);  3) , ;  4)  . ,  ( ) , in ~s     ; 2. v  1)  (  . to ~ up);  2) , ;  3)   (  to ~ up);  4)  .         
stay-at-home = 1. n ; 2. a     
stayer = n      
stead = n in my (his, your etc ) ~   (,    .  .); to stand smb. in good ~  ,   -.  
steadfast = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) ,  ( )      
steady = 1. a  1) , , the market is ~       (  ,      ) ;  2) , ; ~ demand      ;  3) , ;  4) ,  (     ) ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6) , ;  7)  ( ) ;  8) ,  ( , )     ; ~ decline  ;  9) keep her ~!  ! () ; ~!     !; 2. v (), ()       
steak = n   (, , . )  
steal = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  .  ;  3)  . ,        ; 2. v ( past stole; 
p . p . stolen)  1) , ,  ( -. -     
from) , ;  2)  -. ;  3) ;  4)   (-. - into) ; to ~     away  , ; to ~     by ,  ( ) ; to ~     in )  ; )  (     ) ; to ~ out ; to ~ past     ; to ~ 
up       
stealing = n  1) ;  2) pl        
stealth = n by ~ , ,   
stealthily = adv , ,   
stealthy = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
steam = 1. n  1) , with full ~ on )   ; )       ; to blow off ~  ; to     get up ~  ,  .      ; to let off ~  ,  .        ; to put on ~      ; to turn on ~  ;     to shut off ~  ; 
dead ~      ; dry ~  ; live ~      ; saturated ~, wet ~      ;  2) ;  3)  . , ;  4) attr ,        ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4) , ;  5)  (  ) ;  6)   , ; to ~ 
ahead, to ~     along   () ; to ~     
away )   ; ) ; to     ~ into: to ~ into 
the harbor   ,     ; to ~ out: to ~ out of the 
harbor       ,       
steamboat = n   
steam-boiler = n    
steam-engine = n  ,    
steamer = n  1) ;  2)           
steam-gauge = n   
steam-navy = n   
steam-roller = n    
steamship = n   
steamy = a  1) ;  2) ,       
steed = n  . ; gallant ~    
steel = 1. n  1) ; stainless ~  ;  2)  . , ; cold ~      ;  3)  ( ) ; 2. a ,  . , ; 3. v  1)  ;  2) , ; to ~ oneself )     ,  ( -. -     against) ; )   ( -. - to)      
steel-clad = a   ,    
steelworks = n    
steely = a  1) ,   ;  2)   ,       
steelyard = n   
steep I = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  . , ,     ; 2. n ,     
steep II = v  1) ,  ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) ,  .    (       . .) ;  4)  (   . .)      
steepen = v    
steeple = n  1) ,   ;  2)       
steeplechase = n   ,      
steeple-jack = n   
steer I = v  1)  () ,  ()     ;  2)  , ; to ~ clear of     ;  3)  ;  4)  . ,       
steer II = n ,    
steerage = n  1)  ;  2)  () ;  3)    ,            
steering-wheel = n  .,  .   
steersman = n  1) , ;  2)       
steeve = 1. n  ; 2. v      
stellar = a   
stem I = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) , ;  6)  .  () ;  7)  () , from ~ to stern        ,  .    ,     ; 2. v ,   ( - from)    
stem II = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  (, ) ;  4) ,   ,        .  .,  .  .       
stench = n ,   
stencil = 1. n , ; 2. v  ( )    
stenographer = n ()  
stenography = n   
stentorian = a ,  ( )  
step = 1. n  1) ,  .  . , , in ~      ; 
out of ~   ; ~ by ~       ; in his ~s  .   ; to     keep ~ (with)   ,       -.; to break ~   ,        ; to take ~s  ,      ; false ~ ,      ;  2) pl ,  ;  3)  ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) , ;  6) , ;  7)  ( ) ; 2. v  1) , ,  ; 
to ~ it )     , ; ) ; to ~ after smb.       -.,    -.;     to ~ back )   , ;     ) ;  2)  ;  3)   ( ) ; to ~ aside       , ,  .      -. ; to ~ 
down ,      () ; to ~ forth )   ,     ,  ; )  (     - 
from) ; to ~ forward . to ~ forth ); to     ~ in, to ~ into ) , ; )     ,  ( -.) ; 
to ~     off )  ( , ) ; )      . .  ; ) ; to ~     out ) ; ) , ; to ~     over , ,  ;     
to ~ short   ; to ~ up )     ; ) ; ) ; )     ; to ~ on it . ,      ,       
stepbrother = n    
stepchild = n ,   
stepdaughter = n   
stepfather = n   
step-ladder = n -  
stepmother = n   
steppe = n   
stepsister = n    
stepson = n   
stereometry = n   
stereoscope = n   
stereoscopic = a   
stereotype = 1. n ; 2. a ; 3. v  1) ;  2)         
sterile = a  1) ;  2)       
sterility = n  1) ;  2)       
sterilization = n   
sterilize = v   
sterling = a  1) , ; 5 ~       ;  2) , ;  3)  . ,         
stern I = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
stern II = n  1)  . ;  2)  (, . ) ;  3) attr  . ,       
stevedore = 1. n  ; 2. v  , ,     
stevedore ton = n   = 1,12 #d3#b  
stevedoring = n -   
stew = 1. n  1)    ;  2) ; to be in a ~   ,      , ,    ; 
to     get into a ~ ; 2. v  1) (), ()   ;  2)   ; to ~ in one`s 
own     juice )    ; )             
steward = n  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2)  , ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  (, ,       . .)      
stewardess = n ,  ( ) , ,  ( )  
stew-pan = n    (,   . .)  
stick = 1. n  1) , , walking ~ ,     ; 
he wants a ~ .       ; ~ of chocolate      ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ;  5)  . , , ; to hop the     ~  ; to cut one`s ~ ,     ; in a cleft ~       ,  ; 2. v ( past , p . p . 
stuck)  1) , , , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4) , , ();  5) , ;  6)  (-.) ,  (     -.) ,   (, ,       . ., to) ;  7) ,  (  . to ~ fast);     to ~ in, to ~ indoors all day        ; to ~ upon one`s memory ,       ;  8) . , ; to ~ it (out)      , ;  9) ,   (-. -     
at) ; to ~ at a piece of work       ;     10)  ( - at) ; to ~ at     trifles   ; to ~ at     nothing     ; 
to     ~ on to ~ it on . )        ; ) ; to ~ out )     (), (), , )      ( -. - for) ; to ~ up )     , ; )  ; )      .   , stuck up      ; ) (); )      (for) ; )   (to)      
sticker = n  .  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ;  6)  ;  7)        
stickiness = n   
sticking-plaster = n    
stickler = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
sticky = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) . , he`ll come to a ~ end             
stiff = 1. a  1) , , , ,     ;  2) , , ,     I 
feel ~     ;  3)  ( ) , ,     , ;  4) , , ;  5) , ;  6)  ( ) ;  7)  ( ) ;  8)  ( ) ;  9) ,  ( ) ;     10) , ; ~ as a 
ramrod     , ; 2. n  .  1) pl  ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)  .        
stiffen = v  1) () ,        ;  2) (), (), ();  3) , ();  4) ,       
stiff-necked = a   
stifle = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  .  () ;  4)       
stifling = a   
stigma = n ,   
stigmata = n pl  .,  . ,   
stigmatize = v (), ()  
stile = n ,       
stiletto = n   
still I = 1. a  1) , ; to keep ~  ;  2) , ; to stand ~     ; 2. n  1) ; in the ~ of the night       ;  2)  , ; 3. v , ; 4. adv  1)   ,  ;  2)  ,   , ;  3)   .  . ; ~ more        
still II = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
still-born = a   
stillness = n ,   
still-room = n  1) ;  2)         
stilted = a ,   
stilts = n pl  1) ;  2)  . .       
stimulant = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. a ,     
stimulate = v  1) , , ;  2)       
stimulation = n  1) , ;  2)       
stimulus = n ( pl stimuli )  1)  , ; 
under the     ~ of hunger  ,       ;  2)       
sting = 1. n  1) ;  2)  .  ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  () ;  5)  ; ~s of hunger  ; ~s     of remorse  ;  6) , ;  7) ; 2. v ( past , p . p . stung)  1) ;  2) ,  ( ,   . .)     ;  3)     ; to     be stung by remorses       ;  4) . ()   ,     ''; he was stung for a fiver              
stinginess = n ,   
stinging = a , ,   
stingy = a ,   
stink = 1. n , ; 2. v ( past stank, stunk; p . p . 
stunk)  1) ,  ;  2) . ; to ~ out ,       
stint = 1. n  1) , ; without ~ ,      ;  2) () ; to do one`s daily       ; 2. v ,  ( -. - in)    
stipend = n  1) ;  2)       
stipulate = v  1) ,  ;  2)  (-. - for)      
stipulation = n ,   
stir = 1. n  1) ; no ~ in the air      ;  2) , ; to make a ~, to create a     ~  ,  ;  3) , ; to give the     
fire a ~   ( ) ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) , , ;  3) , ; to ~ up )      , ; he     
wants ~ring up   ,     ; )  () ; )      ()      
stir-about = 1. n  ; 2. a ,     
stirrer-up = n  1) ;  2)       
stirring = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
stirrup = n   
stitch = 1. n  1) , ,  ( ) ;     buttonhole ~  ; herring-bone ~      ; chain ~  ;     to take up (to drop) a ~  ()     ; to put ~es in  ; to take     out the ~es  ; he has not a dry ~ on     him     ,       ; to have not a ~ on       ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ; to ~ up       
stiver I = n not (worth) a ~   ( ); not to care a ~   ,  , ''  
stiver II = v  ()  
stoat I = n   
stoat II = v   
stock I = n  1)   () ;  2)  . - . ;  3) , , ; of a good ~       ;  4) ;  5)  , , ; ~ of     rifle  ;  6) , , ;  7)  , ;  8)   ( ) ;  9) pl  . ; to 
have on the ~s       -.;     10) pl  . ; 
gazing ~ ;     lock, ~ and barrel  , ;     ~s and stones )  ; )      , ''      
stock II = 1. n  1) , ; to replenish the ~      ; ~ of money in the country  .      .  ; 
to have (  to keep) in     ~   ,  , out of ~     ; to lay in a ~  ;  2)  , , ; the     ~s  ; inscribed ~      ; to sell out ~       ;  3)   (  . joint ~),      ; ~ business      ; ~ company  ; ~     corporation  .  ; ~     jobbery (jobbing)  .       ,  .         ,       ; ~ list  .       ; ~ market      ; ~ price  .  ; ~     quotation  .  , barometer     ~s  . ,           ; below     par ~ ,          ; bonus ~      ,  ; callable     preffered ~  .  ,              ;  4) ; live ~ . live-stock; dead ~      ; 
to take ~      , ; to take ~ 
of      ( -.) ,  (     -.) ; 
to put (  to take) ~ in      -.;  5)  . ; ~ and block )      ; ) ; 2. a  1) ,  ;  2) , ; 3. v  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)   ,        
stockade = n 1. ; 2. v ,      
stock-breeder = n ,   
stockbroker = n    
stock exchange = n  ; ~ bank ,   ; ~ commitee  ,  ; ~ Daily Official List -    ; ~ dealings  ; ~ securities  ,    ; ~ settlement       
stock-farm = n  ,    
stockholder = n  1) ; ~s meeting  ;     ~s of record  .   ;  2)  .       
stock-house = n  .    
stockiness = n ,   
stockinet = n    
stocking = n   
stockinged = a    
stock-in-trade = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) ,   ,       
stockjobber = n  1)  ;  2)  .        
stocklist = n    
stockman = n   
stockpile = 1. v ; 2. n , , strategic ~          
stockpiling = n   
stockrider = n  .     
stock-still = a ,    
stockturn = n      
stocky = a ,   
stockyard = n  1)  ;  2)        
stodge = 1. n  .    ; 2. v  .      
stodgy = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( ) ,      ( )      
stoic = 1. n ; 2. a     
stoical = a   
stoicism = n   
stoke = v  1)  ,       ( ) ;  2)  .  ()      
stokehold = n ,   ()  
stokehole = n  1) . stoke-hold;  2)          
stoker = n  1) , ;  2)        
stole I = n  ,   
stole II = past . steal 2.    
stolen = p . p . . steal 2.    
stolid = a , ,   
stomach = 1. n  1) ; to turn one`s ~      ;  2) ;  3) ; to stay one`s ~  ,      ;  4)  . ,  ( -. -     
for) ; to have no ~ for        ( -.) ; 
proud ~, high ~     ; 2. v   ,  .  .   , ; I cannot ~ it     ,       
stone = 1. n  1) ; meteoric ~ ; precious ~      ; head ~      ; not a ~ was 
left standing         ; to leave no ~ 
unturned       ,       ; 
to break ~s         ; to harden 
into ~ ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) (pl  .)  (       6,35);  5)  ; 
rolling ~     ,  ,     '-'; a rolling ~ gathers no moss      .     ;     to mark with a white ~ ,       ; 2. a ; 3. v  1) ,  ;  2)   ( ) ;  3)        
stone-blind = a    
stone-broke = a    
stone-cold = a  ( )  
stone-dead = a   
stone-deaf = a    
stone-jug = n .   
stone-mason = n   
stone-pit = n   
stoneware = n  ,    
stonework = n    
stony = a  1) ;  2) ,       
stony-broke = . stone-broke  
stood = past , p . p . . stand 2.    
stooge = 1. n  .  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)  ;  4)  ; 2. v  . 
to ~ about, to ~ around ,   ; to ~ into  ; to ~   off       
stool = 1. n  1) , piano ~ ()       ;  2)   ;  3) , , ;  4)  . ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
stool-pigeon = n  1) -;  2) ,       
stoop I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  . ; 2. v  1) (), ()  . )     , ; ) ;  2) ();  3)  .        
stoop II = n  .   ,    
stop = 1. n , , ; ~ of cash   payment    ; ~   of payment  ,     ()      ( , ) ; ~ for freight                  ; ~ order ) ,         ,     . .; )  .  ,     -.    (         ) ; )  . (-loss order)                  ,                ((  (   )) ; to bring to a ~ ;   to be 
at a ~ ,       ; to come to 
a ~, to   make a ~ ;  2) , ; to put a ~ to       -., ;  3)  .  , full ~ ; to     come to a full ~  . ,     ,   ;  4)  . , , , ;  5)  .  ; 2. v  1) (); to ~ dead, to ~ short     ) ,  ; )       ;  2) (), (); do not ~!     !;  3)  . , , ,     ; to ~ at home  ;  4) , ;  5)  ( -. - from) ;  6) ; to ~ out of one`s salary       ;  7) ,  (, ) ;  8) , , ,      () ;  9)  .  ,        ; to ~ by ,  ( -     
for) ; to ~ in  . ; to ~ off, to ~     over  . ,  ;     to ~ up ) ; )         
stopgap = n  1) ;  2)        
stop-off = n  .  ( )  
stop-over = . stop-off  
stoppage = n  1) , ; ~ in transit  .         (          ,               ) ;  2) ,  ;  3) ,       
stopper = n ,   
stopping = n    
stopple = 1. n , ; 2. v  ,     
stop-press = n   (     )  
stop-watch = n   
storage = n  1) (), ; ~ charges       ,  ; bonded ~         ; ~ in     transit ,     ; ~     on hand    ;  2) ; 
cold ~       ;  3) ,   ;  4) , ;  5)   (  . 
magnetic     ~)      
store = 1. n  1) , , emergency ~      ; to have in ~       , ,  ; tomorrow has a     surprise in ~ for you        ;  2) pl , , ;  3) ,  . , pl       ;  4) , public ~  ,      ;  5) , ; to set ~ by       ;  6) attr ,   ;  7) attr  ( ) ; 2. v  1) , ,  (  .     
to ~ up);  2) , ;  3)      ;  4) ,       
storehouse = n ,  .   
storekeeper = n  1) ;  2)  .       
storeman = n ,    
store-room = n ,   
storey = n , upper ~  ,  . , ; he 
is a little wrong in the upper ~        
storeyed = a  1)  ;  2)     -;     three-storeyed       
storied I = a . storeyed  
storied II = a   
stork = n   
storm = 1. n  1) ,  . , ; to ride     
out the ~    (     ) ,  .  ;  2) a ~ of , ;  3)  () ,  (,       . .) ,  (,       . .) ,  () ;  4)  . , ; to take by ~      ;  5) attr  . ,  ( )     ; 2. v  1)  (  .  . to ~ at);  2)  .        
storm-beaten = a  1)   ( ) ,  .      ,   ;  2)       
storm-bird = n   
stormbound = a  ,   
storm-cloud = n    
storm-finch = . storm-bird  
stormovik = n  .   
storm-petrel = . storm-bird  
stormy = a  1) ;  2)        
story I = n  1) , ,  (,     ) ; to make a long ~ short      ; it is quite 
another ~ now        ,   ;     as the ~ goes  ; according to his     ~   ;  2) , , , ; short     ~  , ; cock-and-bull ~     ; a gross ~, a naughty ~      ;  3)  ;  4) , , ;  5)  . , ; oh, you ~!       !      
story II = n . storey  
story-book = n  , ,   
story-teller = n  1) ;  2)       
stout = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , , ; 2. n      
stoutness = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
stove I = n , ,  ()  
stove II = past , p . p . . stave 2.    
stow = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  . ; to ~ away ) ,     ; )    ''      
stowaway = n  , '' ( )  
stowdown = n  1) , ;  2)        
stower = n    
stownet = n    
straddle = v  1)  , ,      , , ,  ;  2)  ;  3)       (       . .) ,   ;  4)  .  .  ,      (put 
and call)      
straddle-back = adv  ; to carry ~     
strafe = 1. n  .  1)  ;  2) ; 2. v  .  1) , ,      ;  2) ,       
straggle = v  1) ,   , ;  2)   ( )      
straggler = n  1) ,  (  ..) ;  2) .       
straight = 1. a  1) ; ~ bill of lading      ; ~ letter of credit       ,  ; ~     loan ,   ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  . ,  ( ) ;  5)  . ;  6)   ( ) ; 2. n , ; the ~  . ;   on the ~ , out of ~ , ; 3. adv  1) ; ~ from the horse`s mouth       , ,       ;  2) ; ~ off, ~ 
away ; ~ out           
straighten = v  1) (), ();  2)   ;  3)  .  .       
straightforward = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ; 2. 
adv     
straightway = adv   
strain = 1. n  1) ; to bear the ~      ; ~ on credit  ;  2) , ;  3)  . ;  4)  . pl , ,  ()     ;  5) ,  () ;  6) , ;  7) , , ;  8) ; 2. v  1) (), (),     (); to ~ at the cars       ; to ~ 
after smth.      -.,   -;  2) ,  (,       . .) ;  3) , ,       (   . .) ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) , ;  6)  . ; to ~ off     ,       
strained = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
strainer = n ,   
strait = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  . pl  ()     ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
straiten = v ,   
strait-laced = a ,  ,   
strand I = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2) ()        
strand II = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)  ;  3)        
stranded = a   , ' '; ~ goods      
strange = a  1) , , I feel ~        ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)       
stranger = n  1)  ; to make a ~ of        -.; to make no ~ of        -.;  2) ; he is a ~ to me        ,   ; 
the little ~     ;  3) ;  4) ,  -.; a ~ to fear     ()        
strangle = v  1) ,  .  . ;  2) ,  ( )      
stranglehold = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)        
strangulation = n  1) ;  2)  .  ()      
strap = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (, ) , ;  3)  .  (  . shouler-strap);  4) (the ~)  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3)  ()      
straphanger = n ,       
strapping = a   
strata = pl . stratum  
stratagem = n ,   
strategic(al) = a  1) ,  ;  2)       
strategist = n   
strategy = n  1)  . ,  ;  2)        
stratification = n  . ,   
stratify = v ,   
stratochamber = n   
stratosphere = n   
stratum = n ( pl strata)  1)  . , ;  2)  ()      
straw = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ; 
not to care a ~      ; not worth a ~       ; the last ~        ( ); 2. a     
strawberry = n  1) , , wild ~      ;  2) attr ,       
straw-colored = a    
stray = 1. n  1)  ;  2)    ;  3)  .  ;  4) pl  ; 2. 
a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4) ,  ( ) ; 3. v  1) ;  2) , ,  (      , . .) ;  3)  ( )      
streak = 1. n  1) , , ; the silver ~      . -; ~ of lightning ,      ;  2) ,  () ; he has a ~     of humor in him         ; 2. v  1)  ,  ( ) ;     ~ed with dirt  ;  2) ,       
streaky = a , ,    
stream = 1. n  1) , , up (down) ~  ()      ,  ; to whip the ~      ;  2) ; to go with (against) the ~        ( ); the ~ of     thought  ;  3) ; a ~ (  ~s) 
of tears      ; ~s of people  ; 2. v  1) , , , ;  2) ;  3) , , ; to ~ back     ,       
streamer = n  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4)  .                
streamlet = n   
streamline = 1. a ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)       
streamlined = a  (. .)  
streamliner = n  (,   . .)    
street = n  1) ; main ~  ; side ~     ; 
off ~  ; back ~     ,  ; the ~ )  .     (S.) Wall -, -      ; )  .  ,      ; to sell in 
the ~        ,        ; ) ~ loans        ; ~     market prices  .        ; to live in the ~   ;     to take to the ~s    (      ) ;  2) attr ; not 
in the same ~ with      .  , ; easy ~       
street-car = n   
strength = n  1) ; to gather ~  ; on     the ~ 
of  ,   (-.) ;     the ~ of the working 
class lies in unity         ;  2) , ;  3) ; ~ of materials  .      ;  4)  . , ; in full ~       ; on the ~  ,  ;  5)  (,   . .)      
strengthen = v (), ()  
strenuous = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
stress = 1. n  1) , , ; under the ~     of 
fear (of weather)        (); under the ~ 
of poverty       ;  2) ; to lay ~ on ,       ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)  .  ,       
stretch = 1. n  1) , , ,     , ; to give a ~ )     ; ) ; 
on the ~      ; with every faculty on the ~       ; a ~ of authority      ;  2) , , ;  3)  () , at a ~  ,     ;  4)  .  ( ); 2. v  1) (), (),     (); to ~ oneself ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (  . to ~ the     truth);  4) (), (); to ~out )      (, ) ; ) ,           
stretched = a   
stretcher = n  1) ;  2) . , ,       
strew = v ( past strewed; p . p . strewed,strewn)  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
strewn = p . p . . strew  
stricken = 1. . p. p . . strike II 1.; 2. a  1) ,  (  .        ,  .: terror-stricken      , poverty-stricken ); ~     with 
paralysis  ; ~ in     years  ;  2)  ( )      
strict = a  1) ;  2) ,       
stricture = n  1)  . pl  ,      ;  2)  .  (  . .)      
stridden = p . p . . stride  
stride = 1. n  1) ; to take in ~ )       ; )  .   ;  2) pl ; 2. v ( past 
strode; p . p . stridden)  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
strident = a ,   
strife = n ,   
strike I = 1. n , ; general ~    , ; ballot ~  ;   sit-down ~  ; sit-in (    stay-in, stay-down) ~ ,       ;   slow-down ~  ; to go on   ~, to come out on ~  ,   ; to be out on ~ ; to   stage a ~  ; token ~,   sympathetic ~  ; 2. v ( past , p . p . struck) ,    ,     
strike II = 1. v ( past , p . p . struck,  . p . p .   
stricken)  1) ,  ();  2) ;  3)   , ;  4)  ; how does it ~     
you?     ?;  5) ,  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  6)  (  ) ,      () ;  7)   -.,       -.;  8) ,  ,  (,       . .) ;  9)  (  . to ~ out), ,      (-., into) ; to ~ to the     left (right)   (); to     ~ across  ();     10) , ;     11) , ,  ;     12) , ;     13)  () , ;     14)  () ; to ~ 
aside     , () ; to ~ back       ; to ~ down )     ,  ; )   ,     ; to ~ in  ( ) ;     
to ~ off ) ; )  .     ; ) ; to ~ off the     list (register)    ()     ; )  ( ) ; )     ,  ( ) ;     to ~ out ) ; to ~ out an item       ( ) ; to ~ an     average   ; to ~ the     
balance  ; ) ,     ; )   ; )      () ; to ~ out a line for     
oneself  , ;     to ~ through , ; to     ~ up ) ,  () ; )         ; )      ( ) ; to ~ upon )      ( ) ; )  ( ) ; 2. n  .  1) ,  (,   . .)     ;  2)        
strike-breaker = n   
striker I = n   
striker II = n  1) ;  2)  .       
striking = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)  .       
string = 1. n  1) ; the ~s   (     ) ; to touch the ~s  ( ,       . .) ; 
to touch a ~  .      ; to harp on one (  
on     the same) ~     ;  2) , , , ; to     pull the ~s  .        (-.) ,       ; to have 
smb. on a ~       -.,  -.   ;  3)  () ; to have two ~s to one`s     bow  .  ,       ; first ~      ; second ~ )  ;     )  . ;  4) , ; ~ of people      ; 
a ~ of bursts  ;  5)  (  . .) ; ~ of 
pearls      ;  6) , ; 2. v ( past , p . 
p . strung)  1) , ;  2) , ,  .     ;  3)  () ;  4)  .  . ; to ~ out     (); to ~ up ) ,      (  . .) ; ) .      ( )      
stringed = a   
stringency = n  1) ;  2)         
stringent = a  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  (  )      
stringy = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
strip I = n  1)   (,   . .) ;  2)  ,   (,       . .) ; landing ~ -     ;  3)   (  ,  ,  .     comic ~); to tear a ~ off smb.      -.,    -.      
strip II = v  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3) (), (); to be ~ped     
of leaves   ( ) ;  4)  .,  . ; to ~ off     , ,       
stripe = n  1) ;  2)  . , ; to get (to 
lose)     one`s ~s   ();  3) pl ;  4) pl  . ; of every ~        
striped = a   
stripling = n ,   
strip-tease = n  .   
strive = v ( past strove, p . p . striven)  1) ,  ; to ~ for     peace   ,   ;  2)  ( -. - with, against)      
striven = p . p . . strive  
strivings = n pl   
strode = past . stride 2.    
stroke I = n  1) ; finishing ~ ) ,      ; )  ;  2) ,  () ; he had a ~ (of     
paralysis)   ; heat ~      ;  3)  (,   . .) ; piston ~      .  ; 
with a ~ of the pen       ;  4) , ;  5) , ; a ~ of luck ; a ~ of     diplomacy  ;  6)  () ; on the ~ of time       ; he was there on the ~       , ;  7)  .       
stroke II = 1. n ; 2. v ,   ( -.) ;   to ~ smb. the wrong way  .    -.,   ; to ~ down       
stroll = 1. n ; to take a ~, to go for a ~   ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,        
stroller = n   
strong = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,  (     ) ;  4) , ;  5)  ( ) ;  6) ,  ( ) ,      (   . .) ;  7) , , ;  8)  . ,        ( ) ; 2. n the ~ (.  pl)  1) ,  ;  2) ; 3. adv  . , ; to come it   ~   ; 
to be going ~     ,     
strong-box = n      
stronghold = n ,   
strong-room = n   ()  
strontium = n  .   
strop = 1. n  1)  (  ) ;  2)  . ; 2. 
v      
strophe = n   
strove = past . strive  
struck I = past , p . p . . strike II  
struck II = 1. past , p . p . . strike I 2.; 2. a  ,       ( )    
structural = a  1) , ;  2)       
structure = n  1) , ; ~ of society      ; social ~  ; the ~     of a language  ;  2) ,       
struggle = 1. n  1) ; class ~  ; ~ for     
peace   ; life and death ~        ,   ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) ,  ;  4)  (through)      
strum = 1. n ; 2. v     
strung = past, p. p. . string 2.    
strut I = 1. n ,  ; 2. v  ,        
strut II = 1. n , ; 2. v     
strychnin = n   
strychnine = n . strychnin  
stub = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ,  () ;  3) ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)  (, ) ,       (  . to ~ 
out)      
stubble = n  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  , ''      
stubborn = a ,   
stubbornly = adv , ,  ( )   
stubbornness = n ,   
stubby = a   ,   
stucco = 1. n ; 2. v     
stuck = past , p . p . . stick 2.    
stuck-up = a ,   
stud I = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (  ) ; 2. v  1)   ( ) ;  2) ,       
stud II = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)        
student = n  1) ;  2)  -.      
stud-farm = n    
stud-horse = n    
studied = a  1) , , ;  2)       
studio = n  1) , ;  2) , ,       
studious = a  1) , ;  2)       
study = 1. n  1) , ,  ();     to 
make a ~ of  ,     ; the ~ of 
mathematics      ;  2)  ;  3) ,        , ,  ; it     was a perfect ~    ;  4)  , ;  5) ;  6)  . , , ;  7)  . ;  8)  ; in a 
brown ~       ,  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ; to ~     out ; to ~ up         
stuff = 1. n  1) , ; raw ~ ; green (      
garden) ~ , ; doctors` ~      . ; he has 
good ~ in him        ;  2)  ;  3) ,  (  . poor ~, sorry ~); ~     and nonsense! !; 
small ~ ,      ; to write sad ~  ,       ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4) ,  ;  5)  .       
stuffing = n  1)  (,   . .) ;  2)       
stuffy = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
stultify = v  1)      ;  2)    (, )      
stumble = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,   -. (at) ;     to ~ across   -.,       -.; to ~ 
along ,      ; to ~ upon   -.      
stumbling-block = n    
stump = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) ;  4) pl  . ; to stir one`s ~s     , ;  5)   ( ) ;     to be on the ~   ; 2. v  1)  .   ; I`m ~ed      ,  ,  ,    .      .;  2)  (,   . .) ; to ~     about, to ~ along  ; to ~ up )     ; )        
stumpy = a   , ,   
stun = v ,   
stung = past , p . p . . sting 2.    
stunk = past , p . p . . stink 2.    
stunning = a  1) ;  2)  . ;  3)  . ,       
stunt I = 1. n ,   ; 2. v ,      
stunt II = 1. n  . ; 2. v   (.      )    
stupe I = n   
stupe II = n  . , ,   
stupefaction = n ,   
stupefy = v  1) , ;  2)        
stupendous = a ,   
stupid = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
stupidity = n ,   
stupor = n ,    
sturdy = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
sturgeon = n   
stutter = 1. n ; 2. v , ; to ~ out        
stutterer = n   
sty I = n  ( )  
sty II = n    
style = n  1) ; the pointed (-arch) ~      ; Gregorian ~, new ~       () ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,  () ;  4) , , , ; to     live in grand ~    ;  5) , ;  6)  ;  7)  .  (  )      
stylish = a ,   
suasion = n ,  (  . moral ~)  
suave = a , ,   
suavity = n , ,   
sub- = pref    : )   - .,  - .: subway   ,  ; )    ,   ,    .  . 
sublieutenant  ; subcommittee ; ~-
agency ; ~-agent ; ~-commissioner  ; ~-company '' ; ~-contractor , ; ~-total  ; )        : 
subchloride  ; suboxide   
subaltern = n    
subclass = n  .   
subcommittee = n   
subconscious = a   
subcontract = 1. n   ,    ,  ; 2. v    ,    ,      
subdivide = v ()  
subdivision = n   
subdue = v  1) , , ;  2) , ,  (      . .) ,  (  . .)      
subject I = 1. n  1) , , ,      (,   . .) ; touchy ~      ; 
to keep to the ~      ; to traverse a ~         ; to dismiss the ~       ; to wander from the ~       ; 
to change the ~      ,  ; on the     ~ of  ,  ;  2) ,   -. (for) ;  3)  . ;  4) ;  5)  (. .) ; 2. a  1)  (to) ; ~ to damage      ;  2)  (to) ; to be ~ to call         ;     leans ~ to call ,         ; to be ~ to a     condition   ; the     offer is ~ to confirmation                ; the provisions of     this paragraph are ~ to any 
usage of trade               ; the arrangement is ~     to your approval        ;  3) ~ to (         ) ,   () ,         ,    ,       ,  . (   ,       .)  ,  ;     to buy ~ to a discount of 5%          5% (  : the price is ~ to     a discount of 5%     5%)     ; to buy ~ to inspection          ; ~ to 27     a corporation may 
acquire property      ,   27,        ;  4) , ;  5)       
subject II = v  1) , ;  2)  (,   . .,     to)      
subjection = n  1) ;  2) ,       
subjective = 1. n  .  ; 2. a  1) ;  2)  .  ;  3)  .  ( )      
subjectivity = n   
subject-matter = n ,   
subjugate = v , ,   
subjugation = n ,   
subjunctive = 1. n  .  ; 2. a     
sublimate I = n  (  . corrosive ~)  
sublimate II = v  . , ,  . ,   
sublime I = 1. n the ~ , ; from the ~   to the 
ridiculous    ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
sublime II = v . sublimate II  
subliminal = a   
submachine-gun = n  . -,   
submarine = 1. n   (  . ~ boat); 2. a ; 3. v       
submerge = v  1) ;  2) ()      
submerged = 1. a  1) ;  2) ; 2. n the ~        (  . the ~ tenth)    
submergence = n  1) ;  2)         
submersion = . submergence  
submission = n  1) , , with all due ~       ;  2) ,  ( ,     ) ; ~ (of a dispute) to     arbitration         ;  3)  . ,  ( )      
submissive = a , ,   
submit = v  1) , ;  2) ,  (     , ) ;  3) () , ;     that, I ~, is a false inference      ,          
subordinate = 1. n  , ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  .  ( ) ; 3. v     
subordination = n , ,   
suborn = v ,  ( )  
subpoena = 1. n ,   ; 2. v       
subrogation = n  .  (       ,   . .) ,  .      (    ) ; ~ clause  .       ; right of ~ against any third 
party           -.    
subscribe = v  1)   ,  (.      , , to) ;  2) (),  (      -.) ;  3)  ( - to)      
subscriber = n   
subscription = n  1) ; ~ certificate       ( ,         ) ; by ~      ; to offer shares for ~        ,        ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) attr ,             
subsequent = a ,  , ; ~ 
claims   ; ~ endorser (indorser)  ; ~ payment  () ; ~ to  , ; ~ upon    
subsequently = adv ,   
subserve = v   
subservience = n  1) ;  2) ,       
subservient = a  1) ,  ;  2)       
subside = v  1) ,  ( , )     ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ,     ; he ~d 
into an armchair        ;  3) ,  ( ,     )      
subsidence = n  1) ,  ( ,     ) ;  2)  ()      
subsidiary = 1. n ; 2. a  1) , ,     ;  2)       
subsidize = v   
subsidy = n  , ,   
subsist = v  1) , ;  2)       
subsistence = n  1) ;  2)    (  . means of     ~); ~ allowance ,        ; ~ level      ,        ; minimum of ~        
subsoil = n  1) ;  2) attr       
substance = n  1) , , ;  2) , , , ; in ~      ,  ,   (      . .) ;  3) ;  4)  ;  5) ,       
substantial = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4)       
substantiate = v   ,   
substantive = 1. n  .  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  . ~ verb  to be      
substation = n   
substitute = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
substitution = n ,   
substratum = n ( pl substrata)  ,   
substruction = n ,   
substructure = . substruction  
subtend = v  . ,   
subterfuge = n ,   
subterranean = a  1) ;  2) ,       
subtle = a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( ,   . .)     ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) , ,       
subtlety = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) ;  5) ,       
subtract = v  .   
subtraction = n  .   
subtrahend = a  .   
subtropical = a   
suburb = n  1) , pl , ;  2) attr       
suburban = a   
subversion = n , ,   
subversive = a , ,  .   
subvert = v , , ,  .   
subway = n  1) ,  ;  2)  .       
succeed = v  1)  , , ;  2)  , ,  (     -. - in + Gerund) ; I ~ed        
success = n  1) , ; big (giddy) ~      () ; ill ~ ,     ; to score 
a great ~       ;  2) this books is a ~   -      ,    ; he was a     
great ~ as an actor              
successful = a  1) ;  2) ,       
succession = n  1) ,  ; in ~     ;  2) ;  3)  ,            
successive = a , ,      
successor = n ,   
succinct = a ,   
succor = 1. n ; 2. v ,       
succulence = n   
succulent = a   
succumb = v  1) ,  ,      ;  2)       
such = 1. a ; ~ as  ,     (. . 2.) ; 2. pron ; ~ as  .   (. .   I) ; as ~  ; all ~  ; and   ~       
such-and-such = a -  
suck = 1. n  1) ; to give a ~  ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  . . , ;  5) pl  . . ; 2. v , ,  (,   at) ; to ~ in ) , ; )   ; 
to ~ out ) ; )    () ; to ~ up ) ,   ; ) .  ( - at)    
sucker = n  1) ;  2)  . ;  3)  .  . , ;  4)  .  .   ;  5) , ;  6)  .        
sucking = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) , ;  3)       
suckle = v  () ,   
suckling = n ,  ,  .   
sucotash = n  .        
suction = n  1) , , ,     ;  2) attr ,  .       
sudden = 1. a , ; he is ~ in his   movements   ,      ; 2. n (all) of a ~, on a ~ ,     
suddenly = adv ,   
suds = n pl    
sue = v  1)  ,       ; to ~ and be ~d         ; to ~ a person for debt        -.   ; to ~ for     
damages    ; ~ and     labor clause  .                             ; ~ charges      ;  2) ; to ~ out  ( )      
suede = n  1) ;  2) attr       
suet = n      
suffer = v  1) ,  (,   . .)     , ; to ~ damage  ;     to ~ a decline  ( , )     ; to ~ losses  ;  2) , , , ;  3)  .        
sufferance = n  1)  . ;  2) ; on ~  ; he is here     on ~          
suffering = n , protracted ~s    
suffice = v ,  , ; ~ it to say 
that...  ,  ...  
sufficiency = n   
sufficient = 1. n  .  ; 2. a     
suffix = n  . ,   
suffocate = v  1) ;  2) ,       
suffocation = n  1) ;  2)       
suffrage = n  1)  ,  ; adult     ~    ,      , universal ~       ; household ~         ;  2) ,       
suffragette = n   
suffuse = v  () ,  (  . .)  
sugar = 1. n  1) ; cane (beet) ~      () ; powdered ~, castor ~      ; 
granulated ~  ;     loaf ~ ; lump ~        ;  2) ;  3)  . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
sugar-basin = n   
sugar-beet = n    
sugar-bowl = n   
sugar-cane = n    
sugar-loaf = n    
sugarplum = n    
sugar-tongs = n pl     
sugary = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,       
suggest = v  1) , ;  2) , ; it will not be     ~ed  ;  3) ,   , ,     ; does it ~ nothing 
to you?          ?      
suggestion = n  1) , , , to make a ~      ,  ;  2) ; full of ~ ,             
suggestive = a  1)  ,  ;  2) ,             
suicidal = a , ,   
suicide = n  1) ; to commit ~       ;  2)       
suit I = n  1) ,  ( . ~ of clothes); sack     ~ () ; dress ~ ;     two-piece (three-piece) ~         () ; space ~      ; a ~ of dittos   (      ) ;  2) , ; out of ~s ;  3)  . ; 
long (short) ~      () ; to follow ~   ,      .  ,       
suit II = n  1) , , ;  2)  . ,  ; to bring a ~     against  ;  3) ,       
suit III = v  1) , ,      (); ~ yourself        ; to ~ 
oneself   ; that     will ~  ,  () ;     it does not ~ me    ;  2)   ;  3)       
suitable = a ,   
suitcase = n   
suite = n  1) , , ; ~ of rooms )      ,  ; )  (       . .) ,   ;  2)  . ;  3)       
suited = a , ,  (to, for)  
suitor = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  .       
sulfate = n   ,   
sulfur = 1. n  1) ;  2) - ; 2. a -; 3. v      
sulfuric = a   
sulfurous = a  1) ;  2) -      
sulk = 1. n  . pl   (  . a   fit of ~s); 
he is in a ~  ,      ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
sulky I = n   
sulky II = a , , ,   
sullen = a , ,   
sullens = n pl the ~    
sully = v , , ,   
sultan = n   
sultana = n  1) ;  2)          
sultriness = n   
sultry = a  ( , ) ,   
sum = 1. n  1) ,  ,  ; ~     total  , in a lump ~      ( ) ;  2) , ; in ~  ,  ,      ;  3)  ; to do a ~, to do     ~s  , ; he did a rapid ~     in his head      ; he     is good at ~s    ; 2. v   (  to ~ up); to ~   up ,     
summarily = adv ,   
summarize = v , ,    
summary = 1. n  , , ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
summer = n  1) ; high ~ ()  ; Indian ~,     St. Martin`s ~, St. Luke`s ~         ,  ' ';  2)  (); a child of ten ~s       ;  3) attr       
summer-house = n   
summer-time = n  ,    
summit = n  1) ,  .  . , ;  2) ,    ;     to break up (  to disrupt, 
to torpedo to     wreck) the ~  (,     ) ,         
summitology = n       
summon = v  1)  (.  ) , ;  2)  () ;  3)  ,  ; to     ~ 
up  ( ,  )      
summons = 1. n  1) ,   (.  )     ,  ;  2)  ; 2. v      
sumptuary = a    
sumptuous = a ,   
sun = 1. n  1) ; the midnight ~  ;     mock ~  .  ; to shoot the ~       ; under the ~      ,  ; against the ~       ; with the ~       ; 
his ~ is set   ,       ; to 
take the ~ )     ; )   ;  2)  . , ;  3) attr ; to have been out in the     ~, to have the ~ in one`s eyes      ; 2. v  1)   ,       ;  2)  (  . to ~ oneself)      
sunbeam = n    
sun-blind = n   
sunburn = n   
sunburnt = a   
sundae = n  .       Sunday = n  1) ; Show ~         (  ) ;  2) attr ; 
when three ~s come     together       Sunday-school = n    
sunder = v , ,   
sundew = n  . ,   
sun-dial = n    
sundown = n ,    
sundries = n pl  ,   
sundry = a , ; all and ~        
sun-fish = n -  
sunflower = n ,   
sung = p . p . . sing 2.    
sun-glasses = n pl   ( )  
sun-hunter = n    
sunk = 1. p . p . . sink I; 2. a ,     
sunken = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ,  ( )      
sunless = a    
sunlight = n    
sunlit = a    
sunny = a ,  . ,   
sun-rays = n pl  .  ,    
sunrise = n    
sun-seeker = . sun-hunter  
sunset = n  1)  , ;  2) attr ,  .  (     )      
sunshade = n  ( )  
sunshine = n  1)  ;  2)  ,  . ,       
sun-spot = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
sunstroke = n    
sunsuit = n     
sun-tan = n ; to get a ~   
sun-up = n    
sup = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)    (  . to ~ off, to ~     on)      
super = 1. n  .  1)  . ;  2)  .    ;  3) ,  ;  4)  ;  5)  . superfilm; 2. a ,     
super- = pref    : )      ,   ,    .  . -; superfine , ; )   - . -; 
superstructure ; )       - .   : superphosphate   
superannuate = v  1)   ,       ;  2)               
superannuated = a  1) ;  2) ,         
superannuation = n  1)  ;  2)           ;  3)   ( )      
superb = a , , ,   
supercargo = n  .      
supercilious = a ,   
superficial = a , ,   
superfilm = n    
superfine = a  1)  ,  ;  2)       
superfluity = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
superfluous = a , ,   
superhuman = a   
superimpose = v   
superintend = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
superintendence = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
superintendent = n  1) , ;  2)        
superior = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  -.  -.; he has no     ~ in courage          ;  3) (S.) () () ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) , , ,      ;  3)  (-.) ,       (  . .)      
superiority = n  1) ;  2) ,       
superlative = 1. n  .  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)  .  ( )      
superman = n   
supermarginal = a    ; ~ credit      
supernatural = a   
supernumerary = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  . ; 2. a ,     
superprofit = n   
superscribe = v ,   
superscription = n ,   
supersede = v  1) ,  () ;  2)  (         ) ;  3)  -. ,       
supersonic = a   
supersound = n  .   
superstition = n   
superstitious = a   
superstructure = n ; a ~ on the basis  .     
supertax = n     
supervene = v  ,    
supervention = n (-),   
supervise = v  1) ,  ( -.) ;  2) ;  3)       
supervision = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; under the ~ of  ,       -.      
supervisor = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  .  ()      
supine I = n  .   
supine II = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
supper = n ; the Last Supper    
supplant = v ,   
supple = 1. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 2. v () ,     
supplement = 1. n , , ; 2. v ,     
supplemental = a   
supplementary = a   
suppliant = 1. n ; 2. a ,     
supplicate = v ,  ( -. - for, -. - to)  
supplication = n ,   
supply I = 1. n  1) , , , supplies     
from abroad  - ; ~ of the     market  ; conditions (terms)     of ~  ; to be in 
short ~      , ()        ; to be in ~        ; 
credit is in ~         ; 
to be in     surplus ~   ;  2) ; an 
inexhaustible ~      ; supplies are falling off )      ; )  ; ~ on     hand  ; ample supplies     ,  ; 
available     supplies; money ~  ; )     ; ~ and demand       ; competitive (rival) ~        () ; floating ~      ;  3)  . ; ~ and demand       ;  4) pl , ;  5) pl  , ;  6) pl ,      ;  7) () ; 2. v  1) , , ,     ;  2) ,  (      . .) ;  (  . .) ;  3)       
supply II = adv  1) ;  2)       
support = 1. n  1) ; to give ~ to ; to     
gain (  to get, to obtain) ~      ; ~ of 
prices  ; ~     price  ; in ~ of      ,  ,  ;     reasons in ~ of a 
claim        ; to find (to get, to     
meet with) ~  (, )     ;  2) , ; a fair amount of ~ was     given to ...         ...; lack of ~      , ;  3) , ;  4) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  (  .     .)      
supporter = n  1) , , peace ~      ;  2) ,  () ;  3)       
suppose = v  1) ;  2) , , ; 
what do you     ~ he meant?   ,         ?; I ~ so ,  , ;  3)  Imp    : ~ we went     for a walk?      ?      
supposed = a ,   
supposedly = adv ,   
supposition = n   
supposititious = a   
suppress = v  1) ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3) ,  (,   .     .)      
suppression = n  1) ;  2)  (, ) ;  3)       
suppurate = v   
suppuration = n   
supremacy = n ,    
supreme = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
surcease = n , ,   
surcharge = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  (  . .)      
surcingle = n   
sure = 1. a  1) ; to stand ~   (     ) ; ~ of   -.; ~ of     oneself ; 
are you ~?      ?; he feels (  is) ~ of success        ;  2) , , ; he is ~ to     
come   ; be ~ to tell me     all the news         ; to be ~ , ; to be     ~ she is not a beauty! ,       ! well I`m ~!, well to be ~!       !, !; 
to make ~ ) ,     ; ) ; slow 
and ~     ,  ; 2. adv , ; as ~ as    ; ~ enough  ,     , ; 3. int ,     
surely = adv  1) , , ;  2)       
surety = n  1) ; to stand ~ for       ,   -.;  2) ; of a ~ , ;  3) , , , ,     ; ~ for 
a bill      (  ,       ) ;  4) , ; ~ on a bill      (  ,   ) ;     joint ~ )  , ; )      , ; as ~     for )   ; )             
surf = n   
surface = 1. n  1) ; specular ~      ;  2)  , ; on the ~     ,   ;  3) attr , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)    (      )      
surface-man = n  .-  .  ,   
surfboard = n  .       
surfeit = 1. n  1)  (.    ) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
surfing = n  .     
surge = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2)  . ;  3)  .   (     ); 2. v  1)  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  2)    ( ) ;  3) ,  ( ) ; 
to     ~ forward ,        
surgeon = n  1) ; veterinary ~ ;  2)        
surgery = n  1) ;  2)  ,        
surgical = a   
surly = a ,   
surmise = 1. n , ; 2. v ,  ,       
surmount = v  1) ;  2) ,       
surname = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v      
surpass = v  1) , ;  2)       
surplus = n  1) , , ;  2) estimated ~  ;     export ~           (       ) ; import ~               (   ) ; 
to     continue in ~ a)        ; ) (   )      ,  ;     ~ brought forward  ;     
accumulated ~  ,      ; 
capital ~       ,  ; operating ~     ,           ;  3) attr , , ,           
surprise = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; by ~     , ; to take by ~      ;  3) ; to spring ~s  ;  4) attr , ; 2. v  1) , , ; I`m ~d at     
you!   !;  2)  ; to ~ in the act     ,    ;  3) to ~ into (doing) 
smth. ,       -. ( )      
surprising = a ,   
surrealism = n   
surrender = 1. n  1) , ; ~ at discretion        ; unconditional ~      ;  2)  ( -.) ; ~ of right       ; ~ value  . ,      ,    ;  3) , , ; ~ of     documents   ; ~     
of property  ,      ; 2. 
v  1) (), ;  2)   -.;  3) ,       
surreptitious = a ,  ,   
surrey = n     
surrogate = n  1) ;  2)       
surround = v , ,  .   
surroundings = n pl  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
surtax = 1. n  ; 2. v       
surveillance = n ,   
survey = 1. n  1) , ; ~ of current business        ; ~     of foreign markets ,       ;  2) ;  3)   ;  4) () ;  5) , ;  6)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  () ,     ,       
surveyor = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
survival = n  1) ; the ~ of the fittest  .      ;  2)       
survive = v  1) , ;  2)  (,   . .)      
survivor = n   ,   
susceptibility = n  1) , ,     ;  2) pl  ,        
susceptible = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) predic ,      (-. - to) ;  4)  (-. - of)      
suspect = 1. v  1) ;  2)  ( -.) ; 2. a 
predic , ; 3. n ,      
suspend = v  1) , ;  2) , , ()     ;  3) () ,  (       . .) ;  4) ()          (   )      
suspended = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  . ;  4) , ;  5)  ( ) ;  6)          
suspender = n  1)  (  . sock);  2) pl , ,       
suspense = n , ; to keep in suspense   , , , ; suspense 
account     
suspension = n  1) , ;  2) () , ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) attr ,       
suspension-bridge = n    
suspicion = n  1) ; on ~  ; above ~      ; under ~  ;  2) , ,       
suspicious = a   
suspiciousness = n   
sustain = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  () ,  (      . .) ,       
sustained = a , , ,   
sustenance = n  1) ;  2) ,         
suture = n  1) ;  2)  .  ;  3)  .          
suzerain = n  1) ;  2)        
suzerainty = n  1) ;  2)        
swab = 1. n  2. v to ~ down  ; to ~ up        
swaddle = v   
swag = n  1)  . ,   ;  2) .  ,  .                
swagger = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) , ; 2. a () , ; 3. v  1)    , ;  2)  (about)      
swagman = n  .  ( ,    . .)  
swain = n  1)  ;  2)  . , ;  3)  ( )      
swallow I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  (  . to ~ up);  3)   ; he will ~ anything you     tell him   ,          
swallow II = n   
swallow-tailed = a     
swam = past . . swim 2.    
swamp = 1. n  1) , ;  2) attr ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,  (,       . .)      
swampy = a   
swan = n ; black ~  ,  .  ; 
the Swan of Avon   
swank = 1. n  . , ; 2. v  . ,     
swanky = a  .  1) ;  2)       
swan`s-down = n  1)  ;  2)        
swap I = . swop 1., 2.  
swap II = n  .                
sward = n ,   
swarm I = 1. n  1) , , , pl  . ,     ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  (-. - with) ;  3)       
swarm II = v , ,   (  . to ~ up)  
swart =  . . swarthy  
swarthy = a ,   
swash = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ();  2)  .        
swashbuckler = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
swat = v ,   
swath = n   ,    .  ., , in ~s    
swathe = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)       
sway = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , , , ;     to hold ~ over , ;  3) ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2)   ;  3) , ,       
swear = v ( past swore, p . p . sworn)  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3)   ,       (  -. -.to) ;  4) (), ; to ~ by      ,   ( -.) , enough to ~     by  ; to ~ in       ; to ~ off ,       (  -.) ; to ~ to             
sweat = 1. n  1) , ; in a ~, all of a ~ )       ; )  ,  ,      ; running (  dripping, wet)     with ~  ; by (  in) the ~     of one`s brow    ;  2)  .  ;  3) ,           -.; 2. v  1) ; to ~ with fear        ( ) ;  2) , ,  ;  3)  . ,  ( -.) ;  4) ;  5)  ;  6)  () ;  7)  .  (in, 
on)      
sweater = n  1) ;  2)       
sweat-shop = n  . ,      
sweaty = a  1) , ;  2)  ,  ( )      Swede = n , , the ~s   Swedish = 1. n  ; 2. a     
sweep = 1. n  1) , , ; to give a     ~ , ; to make a clean ~ of        -., -.;  2)  (  . chimney-sweep);  3) ,  .  . ,      (  . .) , 
with one ~      ,  ; the great ~     of 
modern research        ;  4) , ; within the ~ of the eye        ,       ;  5) , ;  6) , ;  7) , ; 2. v ( past , p . p . 
swept)  1) , , , ;  2) , , , ;  3) , , ; to ~ past     ,  ;  4)   -.,       -. ( ) ;  5)  ( -.) ,      (-.) ;  6) ,  ; she 
swept out     of the room         ;  7) , ;  8) ,  ;  9)  , , to ~ away )     ; )  ( ,       . .)      
sweeper = n  1) , ;  2)  .       
sweeping I = n  1) , ;  2) pl ,       
sweeping II = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
sweep-net = n   
sweepstake(s) = n     
sweet = 1. n  1)  . pl ;  2)  ();  3)  . pl ;  4) , ;  5) pl , ;  6) , -; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; to keep the room ~       ;  4) , ;  5) , , ;  6) , , ; a ~ one     ) , ; ) .       ; to be ~ (up)on        
sweetbrier = n   
sweeten = v   
sweetheart = n , -  
sweetish = a   
sweetmeat = n   
sweetness = n  1) ;  2)       
sweet-shop = n   
sweet-william = n    
swell = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ground ~  ;  4)  .    ;  5)  . , ,  ;  6)  .   ( -.     ) , ; 2. a  .  1) ;  2) , , ; 3. 
v ( past swelled, p . p . swelled,   swollen)  1) , ;  2) (), (),     ();  3) ;  4) , ,  (     )      
swelling = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
swelter = 1. n , ; 2. v         
swept = past , p . p . . sweep 2.    
swerve = 1. n ,  ( ); 2. v (),       
swift = 1. a , ; ~ to anger   ; 2. adv ,     
swift-handed = a ,   
swiftness = n   
swig = 1. n  () ; 2. v      
swill = 1. n  1) ,  () ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1) , ,  ( ,      to ~ out);  2)         
swim = 1. n  1) ; let`s have a ~      ; an 
early ~  ; to take     a ~ ;  2)  . ;  3) ,  ; to be in (out     of) the ~  ()   ; 2. v ( past swam, p . p . swum)  1) , , ; to sink or     ~!    !,   !;  2)  ,  ;  3) , ; ~ ming eyes     ,  ;  4)  ( ) ,             
swimmer = n  1) ;  2)       
swimmingly = adv ,    
swindle = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
swindler = n ,   
swine = n (pl  .)   
swineherd = n   
swing = 1. n  1) , , , , in     full ~  ,   ,     ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ,  (, ) ; 2. v ( past , p . p . swung)  1) (), (), (),     ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4)    (  . to ~ along, by,     past);  5) (), () (  . to     ~ round); to ~ to ()      
swinish = a ,   
swinishness = n   
swipe = 1. n  ; 2. v  .  1)  ;  2) ()      
swipes = n pl    
swirl = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)    (   . .) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   ;  3)          
swish = 1. n  (, )  ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)  ; to ~ off  (      . ., ., )      Swiss = 1. n ; the ~ (.  pl)   ; 2. a     
switch = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  . , ,     ;  3)  .-  . ;  4)  ;  5)  .  . (. switch deal, switch     
transaction) )  .               -.          ; )  .                   ; )         ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)  . , ;  5)  .-  .     ,      .  (  . .)       ; to ~ to a new line of talk        ;  6)  .                   ; to ~ off  ,     , , ,   (     ) ; to ~ on )  , ,     ; )         
switch-board = n  .    
switch-man = n   
switch-plug = n    
swob = . swab 1.,2.  
swollen = p. p. . swell  
swoon = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ,   ;  2)  ( )      
swoop = 1. n  ; 2. v  1) , ,  (       . .) ;  2)  .    (  . to ~     up); to ~ down )  ( ) ;     )  .       
swop = 1. n  .  1) (-);  2) heart ~  ; 2. v  .  1) (), ();  2)   (  . .)      
sword = n  1) , , , , cavalry ~      , ; dueling ~     ; to draw (  
to unsheathe) the ~      ,  .  ; to     
sheathe the ~    ,  .      ; to 
measure (  to cross) ~s     with  ,  ; to     put to the ~   ,  ,     , ;  2) (the ~) ;  3) (the ~)        
sword-belt = n   
sword-fish = n -  
sword-hilt = n   
sword-rattling = n    
swore = past . swear  
sworn = p . p . . swear  
swum = p . p . . swim 2.    
swung = past , p . p . . swing 2.    
sycamore = n  1)  (  . ~ maple),  . ,     ;  2)   (  . ~ fig)      
sycophant = n ,   
syllabic = a   
syllable = n ; open (closed) ~  () ; not 
a ~!  !, !  
syllabus = n ( pl  . syllabi )  1)  () , ;  2) ,       
syllogism = n   
sylvan = a ,   
symbol = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
symbolic(al) = a   
symbolism = n   
symbolize = v  1) ;  2)        
symmetrical = a   
symmetry = n  1) ;  2)       
sympathetic = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
sympathize = v  1) ,  (-. -     
with) ;  2)  ,  (-. -     with)      
sympathizer = n ,   
sympathy = n  1) , ;  2)  (with) ,  (for)      
symphony = n   
symposium = n ( pl symposia )  1) , , ;  2)           
symptom = n ,   
symptomatic = a   
synchronize = v  1)  ,       ;  2)   () ;  3)  () ;  4)    ( )      
synchronous = a ,   
syndicalism = a   
syndicate = n   
synonym = n   
synonymous = a   
synopsis = n ( pl synopses) ,   
syntax = n   
synthesis = n ( pl syntheses)   
synthetic = a   
syphon = . siphon  Syrian = 1. n , ; the ~s ; 2. a     
syringe = 1. n  1) , hypodermic ~        ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,       
syrup = n  1) ;  2) ; golden ~        
system = n  1) ; ~ of government      ,  ; grammatical ~ of a     language   ;     speed-up ~, sweating ~  ;     
truck ~   () ;     spoils ~  .                       ;  2) 
railway ~   ,     - ; 
automatic orientation     ~   ;     
emergency escape ~       ; docking ~       ( ) ; river ~      ; mountain ~  ; solar ~      ; 
nervous ~      ;  3)       
systematic = a   
systematize = v   T, t = n 20-  . ; (right) to a T --, ,  ,  ,  ; to cross the t`s     i  
ta = interj. . .   
tab = n  1) , ;  2)  (  , . ear-tab);  3) . , ; to keep ~(s) on      , , .  ( - on)      
tabard = n .    
tabby = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)       
tabernacle = n  1) , ;  2)       
table = 1. n  1) ; dining ~, dining-room ~      ;  2) , ; to be at ~       ,   . . ; 
to lay (  to     spread) the ~   ; to clear     
the ~   ;  3)   ;  4) , , ; ~ of     interest  ; ~ of 
rates     ; ~ of weights and measures        ; ~ of contents ,     multiplication ~  ,     mortality ~s   (     ) ;  5)  ,  ;  6) , ;  7) attr ; to turn the ~s )      ; )        ; 2. v  1)   ; 
to ~ a motion        ;  2)  , ;  3)          
tableau = n ( pl tableaux)  1) ,  ;  2)        
table-cloth = n   
table-flap = n . table-leaf  2)      
table-knife = n    
tableland = n ,   
table-leaf = n  1)    ;  2)         
table-linen = n    
table-napkin = n ()   
table-spoon = n    
tablet = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4)  (  . .)      
table-talk = n    
table-ware = n   (,   . .)  
tabling = n  1)  , ;  2) ,       
tabloid = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .        
taboo = 1. n , , : 2. a predic , ; 3. v ,      
tabor = n    
tabouret = n  1) , ;  2)       
tabu = . taboo 1.,2.,3.  
tabular = a  1) ,   ; ~ bookkeeping      ;  2) ;  3) ,       
tabulate = v    ,     
tabulation = n    
tabulator = n ,      
tacit = a  1)  ( , ) ,     ; ~ agrument      , ;  2)   ,       
tacitly = adv ; the agreement will be extended ~    ()   
taciturn = a   
tack I = 1. n  1)    , ;  2) , ;  3)  , ;  4) .  () ;  5)  ;  6) , ; 2. v  1)  (, , . to     ~ down), ;  2)    ;  3) ,  (to, 
on) ;  4) .    ;  5)  ,        
tack II = n , , hard ~ ; soft ~    
tackle I = n  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3) . ,        
tackle II = v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)   -.  (to) ;  4)   -.      
tacky = a ,   
tact = n  1) , ;  2) .       
tactful = a   
tactical = a  1) . , ;  2)       
tactics = n  1) , 'scorched earth' ~      ' ';  2)       
tactile = a ,   
tactless = a   Tadjik = 1. n  1) , ; the ~ (.  pl)     . ;  2)  ; 2.      
tadpole = n   
taffeta = n   
taffy = . toffee  
tag = 1. n  1)   (   .     .) , , ;  2) , , ;  3)  , ;  4) ;  5)   , ; 2. v  1)  , , ;  2)   ;  3)   ( )      
tail = 1. n  1) ;  2)    -.; ~ of a 
cart      ;  3) , ;  4) ;  5) , '';  6) pl . ;  7) .  ;  8) attr , ; ~s up .       ; to 
turn ~       ; with the ~ between the legs      , ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ,   ()     ; to ~ after   (     -.) ; to ~ away ; to ~ on     (); to ~ out       
tail-board = n   () ,   ()  
tail-coat = n .   
tail-end = n ,  ()  
tailings = n pl ,   
tailless = a   
tail-light = n  1) , .-.  ;  2) .        
tailor = 1. n ; 2. v  , ,    (, ) , well ~ed a)     (   . .) ; )     ( )    
tailor-made = a    
tailpiece = n  1)   -.;  2) .       
tail-plane = n .   
tail-skid = n .     
tail-slide = . tail-skid  
tail-spin = n . ; to fall into a ~     
tail-wind = n    
taint = 1. n  1)  (),  ,     ; 
without any ~ of       -.;  2) , ; 2. v (), ()    
taintless = a   
take I = v ( past took; p. p. taken)  1) , ;  2) ,  (-.) ;  3)  ,   , ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6)  (,   . .) ;  7) , , ,      ;  8)  (, ) ;  9) ,  (  . .) ;     10) , , ; do you     ~ me?   ?; to ~ smb. to be a     
clever man  -.  ;     to ~ for  ,  (      ) ;     11) , ,      , ;     12) ,  ;     13) . ,  (       . .) ;     14)   ,  .,       ,         ., .  : to     ~ measures . measure; to ~ fire . fire      . . ; to ~ aback ,      ; to ~ across ; to ~     after   -.,  ; 
to     ~ apart  (  . .) ; to ~     away , , ; to ~ back      ; to ~ down )  ( ,        . .) ; )  (     ) ; ) , ; )      ( ); )  ;     ) , , ; )      (  . .) ; to ~ from )     ; ) ; ) . ; to ~     in )  () ,  () ;     ) , , ; )     , ,  (,     ) ; ) , ,     ,  () ; ) to be ~n     
in .  , ; to ~     into  : to ~ into 
one`s head        , ; to ~ off ) ; to ~     oneself off   , ; )     , , ; ) .     , ; ) . ,      ( , ) , . .     ; ) , ; to     ~ 
on )     ; )     , .   ; )      ,  ; )     . ,  ,      ,    ; to ~ out     ) ; )   ,     ,  (   . .) ; )      (  . .) ; to ~ over )        (  . .) ,     ,   ; ) ,     ; to ~ to )  (     -.) ; )   -.,       -.; to ~ 
to one`s bed     ,   ; to ~ to one`s     
heels , ; to ~ to the road      ,    .     . ; to ~ up )  ( . ); )     , ; ) ,      (, ) ; ) , ;     ) , ; )      () ,  () ; )       -.,  (with) ; )      ,  (with) ; to ~ for     granted ,        ; to ~ smth. in 
hand       -., ; to ~ it      ,   . . ,  ,             
take II = n  1)  (  . .) ;  2)  () , pl ;  3)   ,          
take-in = n .   
taken = p.p. . take I  
take-off = n  1) . , ;  2) . ,   , , .     . , ;  3) ; ~ artist . , '      '      
taker = n  1) ,  . ,         ; ~ of     option money .  ;  2)       
taking I = n  1) , ;  2) pl ,  () ,     ;  3) . ,       
taking II = a  1) ;  2)       
talc = n   
tale = n  1) , ; a tall ~      ; 
it tells its own ~         ;  2) , ; old wives` ~s      ;  3) ; to tell ~s ) ; )     ;  4) , ; the ~ is 
complete       ,  ; ~ quale -     (',  ' -         ), 
by ~        (   ) ; to     
tell ~ out of school           
talebearer = n  1) ;  2) ,       
talent = n   
talented = a ,   
talentless = a ,    
taleteller = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
talisman = n   
talk = 1. n  1) ,  (.       ) , 
small ~  ,      ; town ~  ,     ;  2) pl ;  3) (); there is ~ 
of... , ..,      , ...;  4)  , ; all ~ and     no cider .   ,   ; 2. v  1) ,  ( -., -.     - about, of,  -. - with) ,      ( -. - to) ; 
to ~ Russian     ,  -, it is     
much ~ed of    ; ~ing of     a) ; )  , ; to ~     from the point    (       . .) ; to ~ against time     ,    ( ) ;  2) ,  ;  3)  (-. - to) ;  4) , ; to ~ away      , ; to ~ 
back     ,  ,  ;     to ~ 
down  -.; to ~ into     , ,   -.; to ~     off: to ~ one`s head off  -.;     to ~ out ,  ( -. -     of) ; 
to ~ over ) ; ) ,     ; to ~ round )  ; )     ; to ~ up )        ; ) , ; to ~ to smb.     like a Dutch 
uncle  -,       -.      
talkative = a ,   
talkee-talkee = n  1)  ;  2)        
talker = n  1) , ;  2) , , great ~            
talkies = n pl .    
talking = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
talking-to = n   
tall = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) . , ;  4) predic , ; he is six feet ~              
tallage = n ,   
tallboy = n  1)  ;  2)          
tallow = 1. n  1) , , rendered ~  ;  2) attr ; 2. v  (),      
tallowy = a ,   
tally = 1. n  1) , ;  2)   ( 10,  20   . .)     ; ~ trade    ;  3) , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ,      ( -, - with) ;  3)        
tally-ho I = v   
tally-ho II = int . !  
tallyman = n ,        
talon = n  1) ;  2)        
tamable = a ,    
tambour = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   ;  3) ; 2. v       
tambourine = n   
tame = 1. a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3) , , ,     ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) (), (-);  3) ,  (  . .)      
tameless = a ,   
tamer = n  1) , ;  2)       Tammany = n ( . ~ Hall)     - (  , )  
tam-o`-shanter = n  ()  
tamp = v   
tamper = v  1) ,  (with) ,      (,   ) ;  2) , ;  3) , 
to ~ with accounts            
tampon = 1. n . ; 2. v .  ,     
tamtam = . tomtom  
tan = 1. n  1)   ;  2) - ;  3) ; 2.  -; 3. v  1)  () ;  2) ;  3) .       
tandem = 1. n  1)  , ,        ;  2) -; 2. adv ,     
tang I = n  ,  , .  ,   
tang II = 1. n ,  ; 2. v     
tang III = n ,      
tangent = 1. n .  1) ;  2) ; to fly (  to 
go) off at a ~       (   . .) ; 2.  .     
tangerine = n   
tangibility = n  1) ;  2)       
tangible = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ; ~ property      ('')       
tangle = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3)    ; 2. v ()    
tangly = a  1) ;  2)        
tank I = 1. n  1) ; 2. v       
tank II = n .  1) , amphibian ~ -;  2) attr       
tankage = n  1)  ,   . . ;  2)    (  . .) ;  3)         
tankard = n   ( )  
tank-car = n . -  
tanker = n  1) , (-) ;  2) -      
tankette = n   
tankman = n   
tanner I = n   
tanner II = n .   6   
tannery = n    
tannin = n ,    
tantalize = v   
tantamount = a predic ,   
tantrum = n .  ,     
tap I = 1. n  1)    ; to give a ~     , ;  2) pl    (   .     .) ; 2. 
v ,  ( ) ,    , ; 
to ~ on the shoulder     ;  to ~ in ,       
tap II = 1. n  1) ,  (   ) , on ~     ,  ; to leave a ~ running       ;  2) ,  (, ) ;  3) . , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   (  ) ,        ;  3) ,  (  . .,     for) ;  4) ,  (  . .) ;  5)         ;  6) .         
tape = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) .  , at the ~      ;  4) . tape-line;  5)   () ; to     play back the ~        ;  6) .  ; red ~ ,     , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)    ;  4) .  -.,       -.      
tape-line = n ,    
tape-measure = . tape-line  
taper = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) ; 2. a  1)   , ,     ;  2)    (  ) ; 3. v  1) ();  2)         
tapestry = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)  (  . .)      
tapeworm = n .  ,   
tapioca = n  ()  
tapir = n .   
tapist = n ,   
tapping = .  (), slaughter    
taproom = n  (   . .)  
tap-root = n .    
tapster = n   
tar I = 1. n ,  , ; 2. v  ,  ,    ~red with the same brush (    
stick)    ,         
tar II = n . ,   
tarantula = n  ()  
tarantula juice = n   , ''  
tarboosh = n   
tar-brush = n    ; to have a touch of the ~ .      
tardiness = n  1) ;  2)       
tardy = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
tare I = n .   
tare II = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2)   ; ~ 
allowance         ; ~ and tret   ,       .; schedule of usual ~ weights     - (            ) ;     super ~  ,       ,  (       -) . 2. v  1)   ;  2)          
target = n  1) ,  (. .) ; off the ~      ;  2) , ;  3) .         
tariff = 1. n  1) , ; ~ agreement      ; ~ for bargaining purposes               , agricultural ~         , compound ~      ,   ;     double (double-
column) ~  ,     general ~  ,  ,      , revenue ~      ; 
railway ~  ;     retaliatory ~  ;  2) ; 2. v  ,        
tarn = n     
tarnish = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) () , ;  2) ,       
tarpaulin = n  1)  ;  2)         ;  3)  ,       
tarradiddle = n . ,   
tarry I = v  1) , ;  2) ,  ,      (at, in) ;  3) ,  (for)      
tarry II = a      
tart I = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
tart II = n     ,   
tart III = n .  1)  ;  2)       
tartan = n   ,   Tartar = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
tartar = n    
task = 1. n , , , ; to set a   ~   ( -. - before) ;   ~ in hand )  ; )    ; to take to ~   ,  ; 2. v  1)  ,  , ;  2) ,       
task-force = n . ()    
taskmaster = n ,   
taskwork = n    
tassel = n  1)  () ;  2)  ( )      
taste = 1. n  1) ,  (-.) ; to the ~      ;  2) ,  ( -. - for) ;     discriminating ~  ; to one`s ~      ;  3)  , , .        -.;  ~ ; to 
give     one a ~ of         -.; ~s differ .         ; 2. v  1) , , . ,     ;  2)  ;  3)  , ; to ~ sweet (bitter,     sour)   (, )       
tasteful = a  1)   ;  2)        
tasteless = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
taster = n   
tastily = adv .  ,   
tasty = a  1) ;  2) .   ()      
tat = . tit II  
ta-ta = invey. '', '', . '' ('-'); Say ~ 
to your money   ( -)    
tatar = 1. n  1) , , pl , ;  2) ; 2. v ,       
tatterdemalion = n   
tattered = a ,    
tatting = n    
tattle = 1. n , ; 2. v , ,     
tattler = n ,   
tattoo I = 1. n .   ; to beat (    to 
sound) the ~ ,  ; to   beat the devil`s ~      ; 2. v  1) .  ;  2)          
tattoo II = 1. n ; 2. v     
taught = past, p. p. . teach  
taunt = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ; 2. v ,     
tauntingly = adv  1) , ;  2)        
taut = a  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)       
tauten = v ()   
tautology = n   
tavern = n  1) , , ;  2)        
tawdry = a , ,   
tawny = a -,   
tax = 1. n  1) , direct (indirect) ~      () ; to levy ~es      ; income ~  ; ~     anticipation certificates .      ; ~ bearer      ( ) ; ~ Payer     ; ~ refund  ; ~     relief   ; ~ return      ; capitation ~  ;     provision for ~    ;     United States Treasury ~ notes         ;     to evade ~es    ;  2) , , , ,      ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  (  . .)     ;  3)  , ;  4) , ;  5) .  , what 
will you ~     me?     ?      
taxability =    
taxable = a     
taxation = n  1)  ,  ;  2) ,        
tax-collector = n    
tax-dodger = n .      
tax-free = a     
taxi = 1. n  2. v  1)     ;  2) .       
taxi-cab = . taxi 1.  
taxi-dancer = n     (   . .)  
taxidermist = n    
taximeter = n ,  ()  
taxing = n    
taxpayer = n   
tea = n  1) , five-o`clock ~   (.      5 ) , high ~    ;     to draw ~   ;  2)  , beef ~             
tea-caddy = n   
tea-cake = n     
teach = v ( past, p. p. taught)  1) , , ,      ;  2) ;  3)       
teacher = n (), (), certified ~    
teaching = n  1) , ;  2)  pl ,       
tea-cloth = n  1)  ;  2)        
teacup = n    
tea-garden = n     
teak = n  .   
tea-kettle = n   (  )  
tea-leaf = n  1)  ;  2) pl        
team = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ; 
home ~       ;  3)  (),  (  . .)     ;  4) . , , ; 2. v  1)  (  . .)  2)   ,   . .      
teamster = n ,   
teamwise = adv ,    
team-work = n     
tea-party = n  1)  ;  2) ,         
tea-pot = n  ( )  
tear I = 1. n  1) , , ; ~ and wear ,     ;  2) . . ; 2. v ( past tore; p. p. torn)  1) , ,  (. .)     ; to ~ (in)to 
pieces   ; to ~     it .   ;  2)  , ;  3) , ;  4) ; to ~ about ; to ~ along     , ; to ~ at       , ; to ~ away ; to ~     oneself away ( ) ; to ~     
down ,  () ; to ~     from  () ,  ( -.)     ; to ~ up ,       
tear II = n , .  () , scalding (poignant, 
crocodile) ~s  (, ) ; to shed ~s  ; in (a flood of) ~s  ,   
tear-drop = n ; ~s    
tearful = a  1) ,  ;  2)  ( , )      
tearfully = adv  ,   
tear-gas = n    
tearing = a . , ,   
tearless = a  1)  ;  2)       
tea-room = n   
tear-stained = a  ( )  
tease = 1. n .  , ,   ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  (, ) ;  5)  ()      
teaser = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . ,        
tea-service = . tea-set  
tea-set = n    
tea-spoon = n    
tea-spoonful = n    (-.)  
teat = n   
tea-things = n pl    
tea-tray = n    
tea-urn = n  1)    ;  2)       
technica(al) = a   
technicality = n   (  . .) ,    
technician = n  ( ,  )  
technics = n ,    
technique = n  () ,    
technocracy = n   
technology = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) , 
rocket ~        
techy = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
tectonic = a  1) . , ;  2)       
tectonics = n    
ted = v  ()  
tedder = ns c.-x.   Teddy bear = n ,   ()  
tedious = a ,   
tedium = n   
tee = 1. n  ( ) ,       ; 2. v     ; to ~ off,   to ~ up    ( )    
teem = v  1)  (-. - with) , ;  2)  ,       
teen-ager = n  ( 13  19 )  
teens = n pl   13  19 , the girl is in her ~    20  
teeny = = (teenie weenie = teensy-weensie = teeny-wenny) a   
teenybopper = n ,    
teeter = 1. n  ; 2. v  ( )    
teeth = pl . tooth 1.  
teethe = v  ( )  
teetotaller = n   
teetotum = n   
tegument = n ,   
tehee = 1. n ; 2. v     
telecast = 1. n  ; 2. v   ,         
telecommunication = n    
telecontrol = n   
telegram = n   
telegraph = 1. n  1) ;  2) attr ; bush ~ .             ; 2. v     
telegrapher = . telegraphist  
telegraphic = a   
telegraphist = n   
telegraph-pole = n    
telegraph-wire = n    
telephone = 1. n  1) ;  2) attr ; 2. v ,       
telephonist = n  (-)  
telephony = n ; wireless ~ ,    
telescope = 1. n ; 2. v ,  (     )    
telescopic = a  1) ;  2)   ;  3)       
teleview = v     
televiewer = n  ,   
televise = v     
television = n   
televisor = n   
tell = v ( past, p. p. told)  1) , , , I told     him   , I was told  ,      ;  2) , don`t ~ me, never ~ me        ,   ; ~     me another ' ' (     ) ;  3) ; do as you are 
told ,       ;  4) ,  ( . 
to ~ apart, to     ~ from); to ~ one from the other        ; and how do you ~ them?        ?;  5) , , all told      (  ) , ;  6) ,  (,   .     .) ;  7)  ,  ( -     on, 
upon) ; the long strain was ~ing on his     health          ;  8) ,  ; to ~ off )     , ; ) .       , , ; )     . , ; to ~ on .     ; to ~ over       
tellable = a ,       
teller = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) .        
telling = a  1) , , .     ;  2)       
telling-off = n . ,   
telltale = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .  ; 2.   1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) . ,       
telly = n .  1) ;  2)       
temerity = n  1) , ;  2)       
temper I = n  1) , , ;  2) ; in 
a good ~  ,      ; in a bad ~       , ; to keep (  to     control) one`s ~  ; to lose     one`s ~   ; out of ~     , ; quick ~, short ~     , ;  3) , ; to show ~      ; to get (  to fly) into a ~     (about)  ();  4) ,  ;  5) .  ()      
temper II = v  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) .  () ,  (.     .)      
tempera = n .   
temperament = n   
temperamental = a  1) ;  2)         
temperance = n  1) , ;  2)          
temperate = a  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
temperature = n ; to take one`s ~  ; 
he has a ~ .      
tempest = 1. n ; a ~ of anger  ,    ; ~ 
in a tea-pot    ; 2. v     
tempestuous = a ,   Templar = n . ,   
temple I = n   
temple II = n   
templet = n ,   
tempo = n   
temporal I = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
temporal II = a .   
temporary = 1. n    ; 2. a ; ~ admission of imports      ,     ; ~ investments        
temporize = v  1) ,   ,     ;  2)   ,            
tempt = v  1) ,  -.;  2) , ;  3) . ,       
temptation = n ,   
tempter = n , the Tempter   
tempting = a ,   
temptress = n   
ten = 1. num ; ~ to one      ,  ; 2. n  1) , in ~s ;  2) .       
tenable = a  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) ,       
tenacious = a  1) , ;  2) , ; ~ of 
life ;  3) ,       
tenacity = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
tenancy = n  1) ;  2)  ,      ;  3)        
tenant = 1. n  1) , ,      () ;  2) , , ;  3) .  ,       ; 2. v ,     
tenantless = a   () , ,   
tenantry = n .   
tench = n  ()  
tend I = v  1) ,   -.,       -.;  2)     ( -.     - to) ;  3) ,        
tend II = v  1)  ( -.,  -.) ,       -.,  ( ,      ,  );  2)  (, )      
tendance = n   -., ,   -., -.  
tendency = n  1) , , . bearish ~     (downward tendency)   ;     bullish ~ (upward 
tendency)       , stronger ~ in prices          () ;     the ~ 
reversed   ;  2)       
tendentious = a   
tender I = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ( ,   . .) ;  6) , ,       
tender II = n ,    (.   ., .: baby ~ ; invalid ~   . . )  
tender III = n  1) .-. ;  2) .        
tender IV = 1. n  1)  (  . .) ; the ~     
aggregated to           ; lowest ~         ; to make 
a     ~  , .       ,        .; ~ of cotton   ; ~     of payment  ;     
unconditional ~ ,       ;  2)   -., ;  3)   (    .     .) ; 2. v  1) ,  (,       . .) ;  2)  ;  3) (  for ) ,      ,           ; to ~ for the supply of     machinery         ; to ~ for shares          ;  4) ,  ; to ~     one`s apologies (thanks) .       ()      
tenderfoot = n . ,  (   . .) ,    ,   
tender-hearted = a , ,   
tenderling = n   
tenderloin = n ,    
tenderness = n ,   
tendon = n .   
tendril = n .   
tenebrous = a ,   
tenement = n  1) ,  (  ) ;  2)   ,   ;  3)   (      )      
tenet = n ,   
tenfold = 1.  ; 2. adv     
ten-four = = 10-4 '`!'  
tenner = n . ,   10 , .  10   
tennis = n . , lawn ~ -; table ~  , -  
tenon = 1. n  . ; 2. v .  ,       
tenor I = n  1) , , the ~ of one`s life      ;  2)  , , , .     , .  () ; ~ of the bill            
tenor II = n  1) . ;  2) attr .       
tense I = n . , Present Indefinite ~    , Present Continuous ~    , Present Perfect ~    , Past Indefinite ~    , Past Continuous ~    , Past Perfect ~    ,  , Future Indefinite ~    , Future Continuous ~    , Future Perfect ~      
tense II = 1. a  1) ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ();  2) ()      
tensile = a   
tension = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ; to     ease (  to lessen, to decrease, 
to     reduce, to relax) ~  ;  3) ,       
tent I = 1. n , ; to pitch a ~    ; to 
pitch one`s ~ . ; 2. v  ,         
tent II = 1. n ; 2. v      
tentacle = n  1) . ;  2) .        
tentative = 1. n , , ; 2. a , ,     
tent-cloth = n , ,    
tenterhooks = n pl to be on ~ ,      
tenth = 1. num ; 2. n  ; the submerged ~           
tenuity = n  1) , ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4)  (  . .)      
tenuous = a  1) ,   (.        . .) ;  2)  ( )      
tenure = n  1) ,  ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3)  ,   (     )      
tepee = n     
tepid =  , . ,   
tercet = n  1) . , ;  2) .       
term = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) , lent ~  ;  3) , pl , legal ~s      ; in round ~s       ; in set ~s ; in     flattering ~s   ; in ~s 
of       (-., -.) ,       ;  4) , , pl  (,     , ) , 
please quote us your     best ~s for the delivery of ... .                      ;     to come to ~s with         -.; to bring to ~s       ; to make ~s   -.;     
inclusive ~s ,    (       . .) ;  5) () ; on good (bad) ~s       () ; on friendly ~s       ; 
not to be on     speaking ~s with   ,         ;  6) , ;  7) . ;  8)  () ; ~ day        ; 2. v , ,     
termagant = 1. n ,  ; 2.  ,     
terminable =     
terminal = 1. n  1)  ,  ;  2)  ,  ;  3)    ;  4) . , , ; 2.   1) , , ;  2) , ;  3)       
terminate = v  1)  , ;  2) (), (),     () (-. - in) ;  3) ,        
termination = n  1) , , ;  2)  , ;  3) .        
termini = pl . terminus  
terminology = n   
terminus = n ( pl . termini)  1)  ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
termite = n .   
termless =  ,   
termor = n .      
ternary = 1. n  , ; 2.      
terrace = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)  ,  (      ) ; 2. v  ,     
terracotta = n  1) ;  2) attr       
terrain = n   
terrapin = n  1)   ;  2) '' (-)      
terrestrial =   1) ;  2) ,       
terrible =   1) , ;  2) . ,  ( ,       . .)      
terrier = n  1)  () ;  2) .         
terrific =   1) ;  2) . ,       
terrify = v  , ,   
territorial = 1.   1) ( . T.) ;  2) ; 2. n       
territory = n  1) , , . ,      (  . .) ;  2) . ,          
terror = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)   ,  ; holy ~,     perfect ~ .       
terror-haunted =     
terrorist = n   
terrorize = v   
terror-stricken = , terror-struck     
terse =     (   . .)  
tertiary =  .   
tessellated =    
test = 1. n  1) , , , atomic ~       ; to put to the (      a) ~  ; to stand the     ~  ;  2) , , means ~       (,       ) ;  3) . , ;  4) . ;  5) attr , , ,     ; 2. v  1)  , ,     , ;  2)        Testament = n the Old ~  , the New ~    
testament = n   
testamentary =   1) ;  2)         
testate =   ; to die ~ ,    
testator = n   
testatrix = n   
tester = n   
testify = v  1) ,   (      - to,  -., -. -     against) , ;  2) () ;  3)  ,     ;  4)  (, )      
testily = adv ,   
testimonial = n  1) , , ;  2)  ,       
testimony = n  1) , . ; to bear ~     ;  2) , ; in ~ of       ; to produce ~      ;  3) the Testimonies pl .       
test-paper = n    
test-pilot = n -  
test-tube = n   
testy =  ,   
tetchy = . techy  
tether = 1. n , , . ,   ; to 
come to the end of one`s ~     ,   ,    ; 2. v  ( ) ,   . ,          
tetragon = n . , regular ~   
tetter = n ,   Teuton = n ,   Teutonic = 1. n .  ; 2.  . ,     
text = n  1) , advanced ~s   ;  2) , ; to stick to one`s ~      ;  3)    , German ~      ;  4)       
textbook = n , self-teaching ~   
texter = n    
text-hand = n      
textile = 1. n . pl  , ; 2.   1) ;  2)       
textual =   1) ,   ;  2) ,       
texture = n  1) , coarse ~  ; fine ~      ;  2) ,  ;  3)  , ,       T.G.I.F. = 'Thank God it`s Friday'  ,   (,    )  Thai = n  1) , , the ~(s) ;  2)        Thames = n ; he will never set the ~ on fire       
than = ( ) , n ( ) ~ conj   , he is taller ~ his sister     ( ), you know better ~ I do   ,  , how 
else can we come ~ by train?     ,   ?  
thane = n .  ()  
thank = v  ( - for) ; ~ you ; to have 
oneself to ~     
thankful =    
thankless =   1) ;  2)       
thanks = n pl , ; to return ~ ) (); )   ; ~ to ; ~ to you  ; ~ to your efforts     
thanksgiving = n    
thankworthy =     
that I = 1. pron  1) demonstr ( pl those)  )            ,     , , you see ~ house over the river          ; )           , ,      , , , , , ; ~     night we could not 
sleep   ()         ; )       this; this book is interesting, ~ book is     
thrilling   ,       ;  2) 
rel   : )                  , , ,     , , ; the man ~ is standing     there... ,   ...; the     book ~ I am reading... ,       ...; )           ,          : 
the man ~ I spoke of ...     ,    ...;  3) - ., - .      : 
the climate here is like     ~ of France          ; 2. adv , ; ~ much  ; ~ far        
that II = conj       , , ,  , ; so ~ , , in 
order ~  ,   
thatch = 1. n  1)    ;  2) .  (. ) ; 2. v        
thaw = 1. n , , . ,   ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , .  ,           
the I =   ,      ,    ,  -   ,              ,      : the book  (. .        ),       : )             : the dog is a domestic animal  ( ,     ) -  ; )  .    .   : the poor ; the blind ; )   .,     ,        : the saddle   (    - )  
the II = adv .       ... ...; the sooner, the better  ,    
theater = n  1) ; the ~ of war       ;  2)    ;  3)  , ; good ~     ;  4) attr       
theater-goer = n   
theatrical =   1) ,  ( ) ,     ;  2) , , ,           
theatricals = n pl  1)  (. ) ;  2)        
thee = pron pers (.   thou)   
theft = n  1) ;  2)       
their = pron poss , ; ~ books are on the table    ; they do ~ lessons      
theirs = pron poss  1) predic ; this book is ~, not ours       ,  ;  2)   .: our room is small, ~ is     
large   ,  ()           
them = pron pers (.   they) , , by ~ ; to ~ , 
with ~  , of ~ ,  ,    
thematic =  ,  ( )  
theme = n  1) ,  (, ) ;  2) . .         ;  3) . ;  4) .       
themselves = pron  1) refl , -, -, , they hurt ~      , they have built ~ a house        ;  2) .   ; the teachers ~     say   , they wanted it ~        ; by ~ )     ,  -. ; )      ( -.)      
then = 1. adv  1) ,   ;  2) , ;  3)  ,   ; 2. conj  1)   ;  2)  ; 3.  ; 4. n by ~   , since ~     , 
every now and ~   ,         
thence = adv  1) ,   (), ;  2) ; 
we went to Moscow, ~ we went to     Leningrad    ,       ;  3)         
thenceforth = adv  ,   ,   
thenceforward = adv   ,   
theocracy = n   
theologian = n   
theology = n   
theorem = n   
theoretic(al) =    
theorist = n   
theorize = v   
theory = n , Marxist-Leninist ~ -   
therapeutics = n   
therapy = . therapeutics  
there I = adv  1) ; are you ~?  ? (     ) ;  2) ; ~ and back   ;  3) , ;  4)  . to 
be: ~ is, ~ are , ,     ; and then  ,        
there II = n ( ) from ~ ; up to ~   ; near ~ ,     
there III = int , ; ~ is a good boy (  fellow etc )!  !,  !; ~ it is!   !; ~ you are!   !,   !; ~!, ~! , , !  
thereabout(s) = adv  1) ;  2)  ,       
thereafter = adv  1)   ,  ,   ;  2)        
thereat = adv  1) ;  2)   ,  ;  3)       
thereby = adv  1)  ,  ;  2)    ,        
therefor = adv .    
therefore = adv , , ,   
therefrom = adv   
therein = adv  1) , ,  ,  ;  2)         
thereof = adv  1) , ;  2)  ,        
thereon = adv  1)  ,    . . ;  2)  ,         
there`s = . = there is  
thereto = adv  1)  ,    .  .;  2)   ,  ,       
thereupon = adv  1)  ,    . . ;  2)   ,  ;  3)  ,       
therewith = adv .  1)  ,  ,   ;  2) ,       
therewithal = adv  ,   ,   
therm = n  ,   
thermal =   1) , ;  2)  (   . .)      
thermic =  ,   
thermodynamics = n   
thermometer = n ,   
thermo-nuclear =    
thermos = n   
thermostat = n   
thermotechnics = n   
thesaurus = n  1)  (  . .) ;  2)  ,       
these = pl . this  
thesis = n ( pl theses )  1) ;  2) ; to maintain 
a ~ for a degree      ;  3)        
thews = n pl  1) ;  2) ()       
they = pron pers ; ~ say ; ~ who ,   
thick = 1.   1) ; a foot ~    ;  2) ,  ( ,   . .)     , ; ~ with  -.;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) , , ;  5) ;  6) , ;  7) . , ;  8)  ( , ) ; that is a     
bit ~ .   ,  ;     ~ as thieves    ; 2. n  1) , . ; in the ~ of it )       ; )  ;  2) . ; through ~ and 
thin        ,  , ; 3. 
adv  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) , ; ~ 
and fast ,     ,         
thick-and-thin =  , ,  ( )  
thicken = v  1) ()  , ;  2)  , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) .       
thicket = n ,   
thickhead = n   
thick-headed =  ,   
thickness = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
thickset =   1) ;  2)        
thick-skinned =  ,   
thick-skulled =  ,   
thick-witted =  ,   
thief = n ( pl thieves)   
thieve = v ,   
thievery = n ;  ~   
thieves = pl . thief  
thievish =   1) ;  2)       
thigh = n   
thigh-bone = n    
thill = n   
thimble = n  1) ;  2)       
thimbleful = n . ,   
thin = 1.   1) ;  2) , ; ~ as a lath ,      ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  ( , ) ,      ( ) ;  5) , , ;  6) , , ,     ;  7)  ( , ) ;  8) . ; that is too ~       ; 2. v  1) () , ;  2) ;  to ~ down ; to ~ 
out      ()      
thine = pron .   
thin-faced =       
thing = n  1) , ; the outward ~s      ; 
good ~s ; the ~, the right ~,     the very ~, quite the ~   ,      ; not quite the ~ to do )   ,      ; )   ; to be (      to feel) not 
quite the ~   ,       ; the last ~ )       (   . ., in) ; )       , ; )      ; to know a ~ or 
two )      -,    ; )      ; to make a good ~ of it        -.;  2)   .     :     little ~ ; old ~ , ;     poor ~ ; dumb ~      , ; a mean ~  ;  3) , , , ,     above all ~s  ,  ;     first ~  ,  ; 
other     ~s being equal    ; a     
strange ~  , - ; ~s     look promising  ;  4) pl , , () ;  5) ; to take off one`s ~s      , ;  6)        ; to 
see ~s ,     ; no such ~  ;     
and ~s   ; of all ~s        !; for one ~ -      
think = v ( past, p. p. thought)  1) , , ; 
to ~ twice       (  ) ;     to ~ aloud  ;  2) , ; to ~ little of )        ; )        ; to ~ much (  well) of        ,  ; to ~     better of ) ,        -.; )     -.;  3) ,  (), I cannot ~     what you mean   ,        ;  4) ,   ; to ~ back      ,   ;     
to ~ of ; to ~ out ,      ; to ~ 
over , ; to ~     up ,  ( ,       . .) ; to ~ with         -.; to ~ no end of        -.      
thinkable = a   
thinker = n   
thinking = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; to my ~       ; 2.  ,     
thin-skinned = a  1)   ;  2) ,       
third = 1. num ; 2. n  1) ,  ;  2) .       
third-rate = a ,   
third-rater = n .   
thirst = 1. n ; 2. v  ,  , .    -    
thirsty = a  1)  ,  ,     .  -., he is ~       ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
thirteen = num   
thirteenth = 1. num ; 2. n      
thirties = n pl (the ~)  1)  :  2)   29  40       
thirtieth = 1. num ; 2. n      
thirty = num   
this = pron demonstr ( pl these) , , ; ~ much ,    
thistle = n  . ,  (.    )  
thistly = a  1)  ;  2)       
thither = adv .   
tho, tho` = I, II . though I, II  
thole = n   
thong = n ,   
thorax = n    
thorn = n  1) , ; to be (  to sit) on ~s        ;  2) ,  ;  3)   ,      th; a ~ in one`s side (      
in the flesh)  ,     ;          
thorny = a  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3)  (   . .)      
thorough = a , , ,   
thoroughbred = 1. n  1) ,   (.      ) ;  2) .   ; 2.   1) , ;  2) .        
thoroughfare = n  1) , , 'No Thoroughfare' '     ', ' ' () ;  2)  ,       
thoroughgoing = a  1)  ,  , ;  2)       
thoroughly = adv ,  , ,   
thoroughness = n ,   
thoroughpaced = a ,   
those = pl . that I 1.  
thou = pron pers ., .   
though I = conj  1)  , as ~  ,  2)       
though II = adv , -  
thought I = n  1) , ; at the ~ of (  that]       ; to collect (  to compose)     one`s ~s   ; (lost) in ~       ; (up)on 
second ~s       ;  2) , ; 
to show some ~     for smb.    -.; to     
take ~ ,  ( -.) ;  3) , ,  ~ of         ;  4)  ~ ;  ~ more  ; a     ~ better - ,       
thought II = past, p. p. . think  
thoughtful = a  1) , , ; he was     ~ 
for a while and then replied          ;  2) , ,      (   . .) ;  3) ,  ( -. - of)      
thoughtfully = adv  1) ;  2) ,         
thoughtless = a  1) , ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3)  ( )      
thought-reading = n     
thousand = 1. num ; 2. n , . ;  ~ and 
one   . ,     
thousandfold = 1. a    , ; 2. adv        
thousandth = 1. num ; 2. n      
thraldom = n ,   
thrall = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v     
thrash = v  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) .  ( ) , ;      to ~ out  ,      (  . .) ; to ~ over old straw               
thrasher = n  1) ;  2) ,       
thrashing = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
thread = 1. n  1) , . ; to hang by a ~       ,   ; to     lose the ~   (,       . .) ; to resume (  
to pick     up) the ~s of   (     -.) ; 
the fatal ~, the ~ of life      ;  2) ,  ; ~ and thrum      ,    ; 2. v  1)   ( ) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) , ;  4)  (),        
threadbare = a  1) , ;  2)   , ;  3)  (   . .)      
threaded = a  ,  ,   
threader = n    
threadlike = a  1) ;  2)       
thread-needle = n '' (  )  Threadneedle Street = n    (  ,      )  
thready = a  1) , ;  2)       
threat = n   
threaten = v  1) , ;  2)       
threatening = a , ,   
threatful = a   
three = 1. num ; 2. n ; in ~s      
three-cornered = a  1) ;  2) ,       
three-decker = n  1)  ;  2) ,        
threefold = 1. a , ; 2. adv     
three-handed = a      
three-lane = n         
three-legged = a   
three-master = n    
three-months`draft = n    
three-name paper = a      
threepence = n  ,      
threepenny = a    ,   
three-per-cents = n pl    
three-ply = 1. n  ; 2. a     
three-quarter = a  1) ;  2)       (     )      
threescore = n   
threnode, threnody = n  ,    
thresh = c. thrash  1)      
thresher = . thrasher  2)      
threshing-floor = n ,   
threshing-machine = n   
threshold = n , . . ; on the ~ of 
revolution   ,    
threw = past . throw 1.  
thrice = adv .  1) ;  2)         
thrift = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
thriftless = a ,   
thrifty = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
thrill = 1. n  1) , , () ,     ;  2)  . ; 2. v  1)    , ;     to ~ with joy (-)  ;  2)  ( ,   . .)      
thriller = n .  ( . )   , ''  
thrilling = a ,   
thrill-thirsty = a      
thrive = v ( past throve; p. p. thriven)  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) () , ,            
thriven = p. p. . thrive  
thro = 1, 2, 3 = through 1., 2., 3.  
throat = n  1) , , ; a ~ of brass     ,  ; to clear one`s ~     ; he has a sore ~        ;  2)  ,  ; to cut     
one`s own ~ ,  ; to cut     another`s ~ ,  -.      
throaty = a , ,   
throb = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,       
throe = 1. n . pl  1)  , ; in the ~s of  ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. v ,     Throgmorton Street = n     (  )  
throne = 1. n  1) , ; to ascend the ~       ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)       
throng = 1. n , ,  () ; 2. v ,  ,    (, )    
throstle = n    
throttle = 1. n  1) . , ;  2) . , ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ,  () ; to ~     down        
through = 1. prep  1) , , , ;  2)  ,  (-.     ) ,  (-.) ;  3) -, , ;  4)  ,  ; ~ the night       ;  5) , May 15 ~ June 15 c 15-       15-  (); 2. a  1) , , ,       ( , ) ; ~     bill 
of lading  ; ~     freight  ; ~ 
service      ;  2)  (   . .) ; 3. adv  1) ; to be wet ~      ;  2)    ; to read a book ~       ; 
to be ~ with smth,       -      
through-and-through = adv ,  ,   
throughout = 1. adv  1)   ;  2)   ;  3) , ; 2. prep ,  ,     (   . .)    
through-put = n    
throve = past . thrive  
throw = 1. v ( past threw; p. p. thrown)  1)  (. . - , , )     , , , ; to ~ oneself     , ;  2)  () ,         ( , . .) ;  3)  ( -  ) ;  4) (  )  (     -. ) ; to ~ 
into disorder     (into confusion)    (     );  5) . ;  6)  () , ;  7)  () (   . .) ;     to ~ about ; to ~ aside     , ; to ~ away     ,  ; to ~ back a)      ; )  (); to     ~ down a) , ; )     ; )  () ; to ~ in     a) ; )  () ; )     . ; to ~ off ) ,     ; ) , ; )     ; ) .  ,      ,  (  . .) ; )      (  . .) ; )      ( , ) ; to ~ on     ,  (  . .) ; to ~     out ) ; ) , ;     ) ; ) . ,     ; to ~ over )  (     , ) ; )      () ; ) . , ;     to ~ up a)  () ,      (, ) ; )       (, ) ; )  ,      (, ) ; ) ,     . ; 2. n  1) , ,  ,     ; discus ~  ; at a stone`s     ~    , ;  2) .  ( ) ;  3) . ; the ~ of the piston  ;     the ~ of the 
pointer        
throw-back = n  1) ,   ;  2)       
throw-down = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ()      
thrower = n   
thrown I = p. p. . throw 1.  
thrown II = a  (   . .)  
thru = . . through 1., 2., 3.  
thrum I = n ,     
thrum II = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)        
thrush I = n   
thrush II = n ,   
thrust = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ( -.) , a 
home ~      ;  3) , ;  4) . , , ; 2. v (past, p.p.)  1) ,  ( ) ; to ~ oneself     , , ; 
to     ~ oneself forward '',         ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) , ; to ~ aside     , , ; to ~     from ; to ~ in(to) ) ,     , ; ) ; to ~ oneself     
into , ; on ~     , ; to ~ 
out ,     ; to ~ through ) ,     ; ) (); to ~ together     ; to ~ 
upon  ()      
thud = 1. n   ( ) ; 2. v ,        
thug = n ,   
thumb = 1. n   () ; ~s dawn ~     (  ) ; ~s up ~     '!' (  ) ;   under smb.`s ~   -.,     -.; to twiddle one`s ~s   ; 2. v  1) ,   -.;  2) , ; 3. . to ~ a 
ride     ,       
thumb-mark = n   (  )  
thumb-screw = n  1) .    ,     -;  2) .   (      )      
thumb-tack = n .    
thump = 1. n   (. ) ,     () ; 2. v  1)   , ;  2)  () ;  3)   ,   (      ) ;  4) ,   ( )      
thumping I = a .   
thumping II = adv . ,   
thunder = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) pl ; 2. v  1) ; it ~s  ;  2) ,  ;  3)    ,       
thunderbolt = n     , .      
thunderbox = n  , ,   
thunderclap = n    
thundercloud = n    
thunderer = n   
thundering = a  1) , ;  2) . ,       
thunderous = a  1) ;  2) ,       
thunder-peal = n      
thunderstorm = n   
thunderstruck = a ,     
thundery = a   Thursday = n   
thus = adv ,  ,  ; ~ and ~ -  -; ~ far   ,   ; ~ much   
thwack = 1. n  () ; 2. v ,     
thwart I = n  1) ,  ;  2)       
thwart II = a  1) ;  2)       
thwart III = v  1) ;  2) , ,      (  . .)      
thy = pron poss .   
thyme = n .   
thyroid = n    
thyself = pron refl .  ,   
tibia = n ( pl tibiae) .    
tic = n .   
tick I = 1. n  1) ; to (  on) the ~ ,     ;  2) ,  V, '';  3) . , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)   V,  ''; 
to     ~ off . , ''; to ~ out      ( ) ; to ~ over )      (, ) ; )              
tick II = n  1)  (, ) ;  2)  ()      
tick III = 1. n . ; to buy on ~     ; to 
run ~  ; 2. v . ,       
tick IV = n   
ticker = n  1) . ;  2) .  ;  3) . ;  4)  ;  5) , '', He`s got a 
strong ~        , ''      
ticket = 1. n  1) ; commutor ~ .  ;     
return ~  ; through ~       ; 
produce your ~s!       !;  2) ; price ~   ;  3) .   -.       ; mixed ~        ; to be 
ahead (behind) of one`s ~       ()          ; to vote the     
straight ~         ;  4) , , ; ~ of     discharge  ; pawn     ~  ;  5)  (  ) ; that`s the ~     .   ,  ; not quite the ~     .   ; 2. v  ,     
ticket-of-leave = a ~ man    
ticking = n  ()  
tickle = 1. n ; 2. v  1) ,  ; 
my nose     ~s     ;  2) , ,      ; to ~ to death )       ; )  , she was ~d pink              
tickler = n  ,   
ticklish = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (   .     .)      
tick note = n. .          
tick-tack = n .  1) , -;  2)       
ticky-tacky = a   ; it`s made ~  -,   ()  
tidal = a  1)     ;  2)     ( )      
tidbit = . titbit  
tiddly-winks = n pl     
tide I = n  1)   ; the high (low) ~      ()    ; ~ is     falling (rising)   ();  2) , , ; to go with     
the ~   ; the ~ has turned      ;  3) .  , , ; war ~s     ,         
tide II = v   ; to ~ over a)  ( -.) ; ) to ~ over a difficulty    
tidewater = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3) attr ,       
tidiness = n   
tidings = n pl , ,   
tidy I = a  1) , ,  ,      (   . .) ;  2) . ,       
tidy II = n  1)  (     .     .) ;  2)  ;  3)   . . ( )      
tidy III = v ,    ( . ~ up)  
tie = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , , , , .     ; the ~s of friendship  ;  3) ;  4) ;  5) ,  , .     ;  6)   (,   ) ,     ;  7) . ; 2. v  1) , ,      () ;  2) , ;  3) , , ; ~d to     time  , ;  4)  ,  ; to ~ in      ( - 
with) ; to ~ up )        ; )     ,   (with)      
tie in sale = . . .    
tier I = n    
tier II = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  () ; 2. v      
tierce = n  1)  ( 200 ) ;  2) . ;  3) .          
tie-up = n  1) ;  2)   , .           
tie-wig = n     
tiff I = 1. n , , ; 2. v  , ,     
tiff II = 1. n  ; 2. v   ,     
tiffin = n ,  ( )  
tig = 1. n  1) ;  2)   ''; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ''      
tiger = n  1) , American ~ ;  2) , ;  3) .  .        
tiger milk = n .   
tiger-moth = n    
tight = 1. a  1) , , ;  2) ,   ( ) ,      ;  3)  ( ,   . .)     ;  4)  ,  ( ,     ) ;  5) ,  ( ) ;  6) . ;  7) , ;  8)  ( ) ;  9) . , ;     10) . ; 2. adv  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)       
tighten = v  1) , ,  () ;  2) ,       
tight-fisted = a   
tightrope = n       
tights = n pl   
tight-wad = n . ,   
tigress = n   
tike = . tyke  
tilbury = n . ,     
tilde = n   (~)  
tile = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ( . Dutch ~);  3)   () ;  4) .  () ; 2. v      
tiling = n    
till I = 1. prep  1)     -.      ; ~ now   ; ~ then       ;  2)  .        ,          ,  ; he didn`t come ~ today          ; 2. conj ,    ; we 
laughed ~   the tears ran down        
till II = n  ,   
till III = v  (),   
tillable = a   
tillage = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
tiller I = n  1) ;  2) .-.       
tiller II = 1. n , ; 2. v      
tilt I = 1. n  1) ( ), , ,     ;  2)   ,  ; at     full ~   ; 2. v  1) (), ;  2)   ,  ;  3) (); to ~ against, to ~ at       -., .        
tilt II =   ( , )  
tilth = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
tilt-yard = n .     
timber = 1. n  1) ,  ; ~ assortment      ; ~ deck cargo       ; ~ Trade Federation Insurance     Clauses  . (.)         ;  2) , ;  3) . ; 2. 
v  1)   ;  2) ,       
timbered = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,        
timber-toes = n pl .  1)    ;  2)          
timbre = n   
timbrel = n ,   
time = 1. n  1) ; what ~ is it?  ?; the ~     of (the) day  , ; to know the ~     of the day .    ; dinner ~      ; it is ~ ; high ~      ,  ,  ; at ~s      , ; from ~ to ~ ,       ; in (good) ~ ,     ; all in good ~    ; in     
bad ~ ; in a short ~   ;     for a short ~   ; the ~ is     ripe for it  ,  ; in     no ~  , ; at no     ~ ; some ~ or other -; at     the same ~    ,   ; on     full ~    ,          ; on short ~        ,        ; 
to have a good ~       ; to have a high ~       , ; to have     a rough ~  ; to idle (  to     loiter away, to squander) ~       , ; to while away the ~      ; to potter away one`s ~      ; idle ~ .   ;     to gain ~ ,  ; 
to     observe ~   , ;     to make ~   ; ~     presses   ; at the ~ being       ; take your ~!  !,      !; at odd ~s  ;  2) , ; in winter ~ ,       ;  3) ; ~ is up  ; ~ bill .                ; ~ bargain .        ( ) ; ~ limit      ; ~ of maturity . .       ; to see one`s ~ out       ; 
to do ~ .       () ;  4) . pl , ; Shakespeare`s     ~s  ; ~ of peace  ;     stirring ~s   ; to go     
with the ~s     ,      ; before the (  one`s) ~ ;     behind the (  one`s) ~ ; 
hard ~s      ; ~ out of mind ()      ; ~ to come ,      ;  5) , ; 
it will last my ~        ;  6) ; at his ~ of 
life   ,       ;  7) , every ~  , ; at one ~     ; five ~s six is thirty 5x6=30; ten ~s     
bigger (better etc )         (  . . ); ~ 
after ~   ,     ; ~ and again , ;     ~s out of number       ;  8) , , ; to beat ~      ; to keep ~ )   ( ) ; )     ,  , ; in (out     of) ~ ()  ; 2. v  1) ()  ;  2)  ;  3)   , ,     ; well ~d  ,     ;  4)  , ;  5)        
time-bill = . time-table  
time-bomb = n     
time-expired =  .     
time-fuse = n .  ,   
time-honored =     
timekeeper = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) ,       
timekeeping = n   
time-lag = n          
timeless =   1) ;  2) . ,       
timely = 1.  ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2) ,       
timepiece = n   
time-server = n ,   
time-serving = 1. n , ; 2.  ,     
time-study = n   
time-table = n  1) ;  2)       
time-work = n      
time-worn =  ,   
timid =  ,   
timidity = n   
timing = 1. n  1)  ,  ,     ;  2) ; 2.  ,     
timorous =  ,   
timothy(-grass) = n .    
tin = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ;  4) . ;  5) . . ; 2.   1) ;  2) . ,   ; 3. v  1) ,  ;  2)       
tincture = 1. n  1) . , ;  2)  () ;  3) ; 2. v  1) ,   (-.) ,      ;  2)       
tinder = n  1) , ;  2)         
tindery =   1) ;  2)       
tine = n  (, ) ,   
ting = 1. n  , ; 2. v     
tinge = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) , ; 2. 
v  1)  ;  2)  , ;  3) -       
tingle = 1. n    ,  (    ) ,  ( )   ; 2. v  1)    ,  (      ) ,  ( )     ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( -. - 
with)      
tinker = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  , '';  3)  ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)  , ,  -;     to ~ away with (  at) smth.       -.      
tinkle I = 1. n  (  . . ), ; 2. v , ,     
tinkle II = v   
tinklebon = n   
tinkler = n .   
tinman = n ()  
tinned =   1)  ( ) ;  2)         
tin-opener = n    
tin-plate = n   
tinsel = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) attr , ; 2. v  ,     
tin-smith = n ()  
tint = 1. n , ; the autumn ~s    ; 2. v  ,      
tinware = n  ,    
tiny =   ,   
tip I = 1. n  1) , ,  () ; on the ~     of 
the (  one`s) tongue  ,       ; on the ~s 
of one`s toes      ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ,      ;  2)   (, ) ;  3)  ()      
tip II = 1. n  1)  ,  ()     ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ();  3) , , ,     ; to ~ out (); to ~     over (); to ~ up )     ; )  (  .     .)      
tip III = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ; take 
my ~      ; the straight ~      ;  3)  ,  (      ,  ) ; 2. v  1)  ' ', ;  2) ,   ;     to ~ off ,       
tip-cart = n    
tipcat = n     
tip-off = n , ; to give the ~   
tip-over =    
tippet = n  1) ;  2)       
tipple = 1. n  ; 2. v , ,     
tippler = n   
tipster = n '' ( )  
tipsy =    
tiptoe = 1. n  , ; on ~    , . ; to be on ~ with   curiosity   ; 2. 
v  1)   ;  2)       
tiptop = 1. n  , , ; 2.  . , ; 3. adv ,     
tirade = n   
tire I = 1. n  1) ; flat ~  ;  2)  ; 2. 
v   ( )    
tire II = v  1)  ( . to ~ out);  2) , ;  3) , ; I am ~d of      ,       
tired =  , , ; ~ out ,   
tireless =  ,   
tiresome =   1) ;  2) , ,       
tiring-house = . tiring-room  
tiring-room = n .    
tiro = n   `tis = . = it is  
tissue = n  1) ; conjunctive ~, connective ~      ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) . 
tissue-paper      
tissue-paper = n     
tit I = n   
tit II = n ~ for tat   ,     
tit III = n ; ~s pl , ''  Titan = n , ,   
titanic =  ,   
titanium = n .   
titbit = n  1)  ;  2)        
tithe = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; not a ~ 
of        (-.) ;  3)  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)         
titillate = v ,    
titivate = v .  (, ) ,    ,   
titlark = n    
title = n  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) , ;  4)   -., ,       ; ~ deed . ,        ; good .      ; voidable ~      ; to make a good ~             
titled =    
title-page = n .    
title-role = n    
titmouse = n ( pl titmice)   
titter = 1. n ; 2. v     
tittle = n  1)  , ; not a ~ of      ,   ; to a ~ --;  2) ,  ( )      
tittle-tattle = 1. n , , ; 2. v , ,     
tittup = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2)  ;  3)  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)   ( )      
titubate = v ,   
titular = 1. n ,   ; 2.   1)  ;  2)       
titulary = . titular 2.    
tizzy = n .  ()  
to I = ( ) , (   ) , (   ) prep  1)          : )          , , , I am going to school (to     the university, 
to the post-office, to the     factory etc )     ( ,      ,    . . ); he is going     
to the concert (to the theater, to the ball,     to the country, 
to my friend`s place etc )         ( ,  ,      ,     . . ); )     ,   , we are going     to the rescue   ; )       , ; we climbed 
to the     very top of the hill          ; )   -.      ; to a 
post  ; to a gate      ; to the mast  ;  2)   ,         -. , -         : I sent a     letter 
to your neighbor         ;  3)   ,   ,     ,   : to this 
day       ; it`s ten to twelve now        ;  4)     ,           : to fall     to decay (  to ruin, to pieces)     ,   ; 
to     crumble to dust   ; to run     to seed     . . ;  5)          : the score was 1 to 3 .       1  : 3      
to II = part  1) ,   ,     .  : to take ; to go ;  2)    ,     ,   . .  ,     ,  , ; to know English well     one must read much         ,   ;  3) .         , -  : 'Will     you join us?' she asked. I said I`d be     
delighted to '   ?' -      . -  ,          
to III = adv  1)   : )          : pull the shutters to      ; )     : after he     came to  ,     ;  2) to and fro   ,         
toad = n , .   
toad-eater = n ,   
toad-eating I = n   
toad-eating II =  ,   
toadstool = n   
toady = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
toast I = 1. n  ,   ,   ; 2. 
v  1)  ;  2) ,  ( )      
toast II = 1. n  1) ,  ; to give (  to     
propose) a ~  ;  2) , ,         ; 2. v    -. ,     -.     
toaster = n   
toast-master = n ,   (  ) ,   
tobacco = n   
tobacco-pipe = n   
tobacco-pouch = n   
to-be =    
toboggan = 1. n , ; 2. v    ( )    
toby I = n   (   )  
toby II = 1. n .    ; 2. v .        
toco = n . ,   
tocsin = n  1) ;  2)        
tod = n .   
today, to-day = 1. n  , ; of ~   ; 2. adv  1) ;  2)   ,       
toddle = 1. n  1) ;  2) . ; 2. v  1) ;  2) . ,       
toddler = n ,    
toddy = n  1) ;  2)        
to-do = n , ; to make a ~   
toe = 1. n  1)   ; big ~  ;     little ~ ; to toast one`s ~s      ;  2)  , ; 
to turn one`s ~s out     (in)         ();  3)   ,  ;  4) . ; 
to tread on smb.`s ~s        ,  ;     to step on smb.`s ~        -.,  -.; to turn up one`s     ~s (to the daisies) .  ,     ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   () ; to ~ out             
toe-cap = n  ,   
toff = n . ,   
toffee, toffy = n  (   )  
tog = 1. n . pl . ; 2. v . ; to ~ 
oneself up (    out)     
toga = n  1) ;  2)        
together = adv  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) ;  4) , , for hours ~ ,       ; for weeks ~       , ; ~ with       (),        
toil = 1. n  ; 2. v  1) ,  ,      ;  2)   ,       
toiler = n ,   
toilet = n  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)   ( ) ;  4) . ,       
toilful = . toilsome  
toilless =  ,   
toils = n pl , , ; in the ~  (  ,  )  
toilsome =  ,   
token = n  1) , ; in ~ of   (-.) ;     as a ~ 
of  ,  ;  2) , ;  3)   ;  4) ,       
told = past, p. p. . tell  
tolerable =   1) , , ;  2)  ,            
tolerance = n  1) ;  2) .       
tolerant =   1)  ( ) ;  2)   -.             
tolerate = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
toleration = n   
toll I = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)    , ;  2)  ( )      
toll II = 1. n  1) , , . ;  2)     ; to take ~     of   -.; 2. v  ,     
tollable =   , ,  ,   
tollage = n    ,   
toll-bar = n ,  (  )  
toll-gate = . toll-bar  
tollhouse = n   ,      
tol-lol =  . ,   
toluene = n .   Tom = n  1) ~ Thumb   ; Blind ~       ; ~, Dick and Harry , ;  2) ;  3)           
tomahawk = 1. n ; to bury the ~  ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)        
tomato = n ,   
tomb = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
tomboy = n    ,   
tombstone = n  ,   
tom-cat = n   
tome = n ,  ()  
tomfool = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) attr. , ; 2. v ,      
tomfoolery = n ,   Tommy = n  (  )  
tommy = n  1) , ; soft ~   (      ,   . .)     ;  2) ;  3)           
tommy-gun = n -  
tommy-shop = n ,        
tomnoddy = n ,   
tomorrow, to-morrow = 1. n  ; 2. adv ,     
tomtit = n   
tomtom = n  ()  
ton = n  1) , metric ~   (1000     ) ; 
cargo ~         (= 40 . . = 1,12 #d3#b); displacement     ~   (= 35 . . = 1     #d3#b); long ~         (= 2240 .  = 1016 .) ;     measurement ~ = cargo ~; metric ~       (= 2204,6 .  =     1000 .) ; 
register ~   (=     2,83 #d3#b); short ~         (= 2000 .  = 907,2 .) ;     Spanish ~   (= 2271,6 .     ) ; 
displacement ~      ;  2) . , ; ~s of people            
tonality = n   
tone = 1. n  1) ; deep ~, low ~  ; high ~,     thin ~  ; angry ~  ;     heart ~s .  ;  2) , , ;  3) . ;  4) .  ,  ;  5) ,  () ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ()  (      ) , ()  () ;  3) ; to ~ 
down )  (,     ) ; ) , ; 
to ~ up     (),   -      
toneless =  ,   
tonga = n   ( )  
tongs = n pl ,   
tongue = n  1) ; dirty (  foul, furred) ~      ; to put out one`s ~      ; his ~ failed him        ; his ~ is too long for his     teeth     ; to wag     one`s ~  (); to 
have a loose ~      ;  2) , ; the mother ~  ;     glib ~  ;  3)  ( ) ; 
smoked ~      ;  4) -.,   ,      ,  ( , ) ;     ~s of flame  ; the ~ of land     . ;  5) ;  6)  () ;  7) . ; he has a ready ~            ; to hold one`s ~     , ,        ; to have too much ~    ,              
tongueless =    ,  ,    
tongue-tied =    
tongue-twister = n   
tonic = 1. n  1) .  ;  2) .  , ; 2.   1) . , ;  2) .       
tonight, to-night = 1. n  ,  ; 2. 
adv  ,      
tonjon = n  ( )  
tonnage = n  1) , ; ~ certificate      ; deadweight ~      ; gross (register) ~       ; net     (register) ~   ;  2)        
tonometer = n  1) . ;  2) .         ,       
tonsil = n    
tonsillitis = n .  ,   
tonsure = 1. n ; 2. v      
tony =  . ,   
too = adv  1) ; ~ good to be true .      ,  ; it is ~ much of a     good thing  ; none ~     pleasant   ;  2) . ; I am only ~ glad       ;  3) , ,  ,   ;     take the others ~         
took = past . take I  
tool = 1. n  1) () , . ,     ; 
edged ~ . edge-tool;  2) . ;  3) ; to play with 
edged ~s        ; 2. v  1)   , ,     ;  2)   ( ) ;  3) .           
tooling = n ()  ( )  
toot = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) . , ; 2. v   , ,      
tooth = 1. n ( pl teeth)  1) ; calf`s (second) teeth      () ; false (natural) teeth      ('') ; a loose ~      ; to fill (  to stop) a ~      ; to have a ~ out, to pull a ~ ,      ; to crown a ~        ; to grit 
the teeth  ;     to cut a ~  ( ) ;  2) , ; to cast (  to throw) smth.     in 
smb.`s teeth    ; ~ and     nail   , ,      (  . .) ; to show one`s     
teeth ; to set (  to clench)     one`s teeth  ; to set one`s (      the) teeth on edge   ,     ; in the teeth of ; 
sweet     ~ ; to have a sweet ~      ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)  ()      
toothache = n    
tooth-brush = n    
tooth-comb = n    
toothed =    
toothful = n  (. )  
toothless =    
tooth-paste = n    
toothpick = n  1) ;  2) .       
tooth-powder = n    
toothsome =      
tootle = 1. n  , ; 2. v ,       
top I = 1. n  1) , , ; the ~ of the     
head ; from ~ to toe    ;  2)  ,  (, ) ,      () ; to go up ~         ;  3) to go over the ~ .    (     ) ;  4)  ; at the ~ of 
one`s voice       ;  5) , ;  6) .  () , ,      () ;  7) ,  ; 
the ~ of the class        ; to take the ~ of 
the     table    ;  8) . pl  () ;  9) pl  () ,  ;     10) . , ; 2.   1) , ;  2)  (   . .) ; 3. v  1)  () ; ~ ped with snow      ,    (     ) ;  2)   (  . .) ,     . . , ;  3)  ,   ;  4) , ;  5) , ;  6) ,  -. ,     , ; to ~ off ; to ~ up )      () , ; )     ,       
top II = n  () ; old ~ .  () ; to 
sleep like a ~     
topaz = n   
top-boots = n pl      
topcoat = n   
top-dress = v c.-. ,    
tope = v   
topee = . topi  
toper = n   
topfull =    ,   
top-heavy =   1)    ,     ;  2)       
top-hole =  . ,   
topi = n   ( )  
topic = n ,  (  . .)  
topical =   1) , ;  2) ,        
topknot = n  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)  ,  ( ) ;  3) .       
topless =     
top-liner = n .  , ''  
toplofty =  .   
topmast = n .   
topmost =   1)  ;  2)        
topography = n   
topper = n .  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)  ()      
topping I = n  1)  , ;  2)   (  . .) ;  3) pl   (  . .)      
topping II =   1)  (), ,     ;  2) . ;  3) .       
topple = v  1) (), ();  2)        
topsail = n .   
topsyturvy = 1. n , , ; 2.   1)   ;  2) , ; 3. v    ; 4. adv  , -    
tor = n    
torch = n  1) , . ; electric ~       ;  2)  ; to hand on the ~      ()   . .      
torchlight = n  ,     
tore = past . tear I 2.    
toreador = n   
torment = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ; 2. 
v  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
tormentor = n  1) ;  2)        
tormentress = n   
torn = p. p. . tear I 2.    
tornado = n  , , . ,  (  . .)  
torpedo = 1. n  1) ;  2) .-.  ;  3)   () ;  4) attr ; 2. v  , . ,       
torpedo-boat = n , motor ~    
torpedo-net = n    
torpedo-plane = n -  
torpid =   1) , ;  2)    ( ) ;  3) ,       
torpor = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
torque = n  1) .  ;  2) .        
torrefy = v  1) ;  2)       
torrent = n  (. .)  
torrid =  , ,    
torsion = n ,   
torso = n ,  ()  
tort = n . ,  (   )  
tortoise = n   
tortoise-shell = n  1)   (.  ) ;  2) attr.       
tortuous =   1) ;  2) ,  ( , ) ;  3)       
torture = 1. n ; to put to the ~    ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) , ;  3)       
torturer = n ,   Tory = n , ; high ~    
tosh = n . , ,   
toss = 1. n  1) , , ; the ~     of 
the coin ; to win (to lose) the     ~ () ,    ;  2)  () ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5) to take a ~  (.  ) ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,  () ,      ( ) ;  3)   , ;  4) ()  ( ) ;  5)  () ;  6)  () ; 
to ~ off      ; to ~ up ) ; )      () ; )  ; 3. v  1) ; ~ 
one`s cookies      (  ) ;  2) .       
toss-up = n  , ; it is a ~     
tossy =  ,   
tot I = n  1)  , ;  2) .   (  . .)      
tot II = 1. n .       ; 2. v . ,  ( .   to ~ up)    
total = 1. n , , , the grand ~    ; 2.   1) , , , ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ( ) ; 3. v  1)  , ,     ;  2) (-),  () ;  3)  ,  ( )      
totalitarian =  ,  ( )  
totality = n  ,     
totalizator = n   
totalizer = . totalizator  
totalled = n  1)    (     ); car was ~       ;  2)    ( )      
tote I = . . . totalizator  
tote II = v .  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)       
tote III = n .  1) ;  2)         
totem = n   
totter = v  1) , ,       , ;  2)  ,        
tottery =  , ,    
touch = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; in ~ with       ; to keep in ~ ,      ; to gain ~       ;  3) ; to 
the ~  ;  4) ; to put the finishing ~ ,     ; personal ~      ,   () ;  5) ,  (  . .) ;  6) ,  (  . .) ;  7) . ;  8) ,  ; to put (      to bring) to the ~  ;  9)   () ;     10) '' ( ) ;     11)         ( ) ; 2. v  1) (), , ,     ;  2) ;  3)  (, ) ,      (  . .) ;  4) ,    -.,     -.;  5) , ,    (     . to ~ to the quick);  6)  ();  7) ;  8) pass  ; ~ed with frost       ( ) ;  9) ;     10) . ,   ;     to ~ at  ( ) ; 
to ~ down     ,  ; to ~ off )      ,  ; )      ( ) ; )  (      . .) ; )  ; to ~ on ,      ; to ~ up  (      . .  ) ,       
touchable =    
touch-and-go = 1. n ,  ,   ; 2.  , ,     
touch-down = n . , soft ~  ; to make a ~    
touched =  predic  1) , ;  2) , ''; ~ in the wind            
touching I =    
touching II = prep ,  ( . as)  
touch-me-not = n   
touchstone = n  1)  , ;  2) ,       
touchwood = n   
touchy =  ,    
tough = 1.   1) , , ,  (       . .) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) , ;  6) , , ;  7) . ; 2. n . ,     
toughen = v () , , ,   Tough titty! = (titties) interjec. . ' !'  
toupee = n  1) , ;  2)        
tour = 1. n  1) , , , ;  2) , ,  (  . .) ;  3)  (  . .) , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ,       
tourer = n  ,     
touring = 1. n ; 2.      
tourist = n ,   
tournament = n   
tourney = 1. n () ; 2. v       
tourniquet = n . ,   
tousle = v ,   
tousy =  ,   
tout = 1. n  1) ,         ;  2) ,         ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)   -.;  3) to ~ (round) for smth.       -. (.        )      
tow I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; in ~  ;     to have (  to take) in ~   ;     to 
have smb. in ~ a)  -.       ; )  -.         ;  3) attr ; 2. v , ,     
tow II = n  1)  , ;  2)       
towage = n  1) ;  2)        
toward = . towards  
towards = prep    :  1)    ,  ;     we travelled ~ the north         ,  ; your house     looks ~ the lake          ;  2)   -.  -. ,       ; what is your attitude ~ my     
proposal?          ?; you 
should be respectful ~     your parents, polite ~ everybody           ,         ;  3)           , ; ~ morning (noon, evening)       (, );  4)     , ; to     give 
money ~ smb.`s expenses        -.       
tow-boat = n    
towel = 1. n ; roller ~     ; to throw 
in the ~     ; an oaken ~ ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) . ,       
towel-horse = n     
tower = 1. n , ; a ~ of strength    ; 2. 
v ,  ( -. -   over) ; to ~ above  (,   )    
towering =   1) , ,       (-.) , ;  2) ,       
towing-line = n ,    
towing-rope = . towing-line  
town = n  1) , home ~  , county ~        ( ) ,     corporate ~ ,  ;     out of ~ )  ; )  ;  2) attr ; ~ and gown                        ; to paint the ~ red .       
town-planning = n    
townsfolk = n pl ,    
township = n  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3) .  ;  4) .       
townsman = n  1) ;  2)          
townspeople = . towns-folk  
tow-path = n  ()  
tow-plane = n -  
tow-rope = n  1)  ;  2) .       
tow-row = n ,   
toxaemia = n    
toxic = 1. n ; 2.      
toxicology = n     ,   
toxin = n ,    
toy = 1. n  1) , ; to make a ~ of      -.;  2) ;  3) -. , ; a ~ 
of     a dog ;  4) attr , ; 2. v ,     
toyshop = n    T.P. = = teepee n    
trace I = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4)  , ;  5)   ; 2. v  1) , ,  (  .     .) ;  2)  , ;  3) , , ;  4) ,       
trace II = n ; to kick over the ~s   
tracer I = n  1)   ( . ~ shell);  2)   ( . ~ element);  3) -;  4)       
tracer II = n    
tracer-bullet = n    
tracery = n , ,   
trachea = n .   
tracing = n  1)   ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)   ;  5) ,       
tracing-paper = n ,   
track = 1. n  1) ; to be in the ~   ,      ; to be on the ~ )     ; )   ; to keep ~     of    -.; to lose ~of      ,  ; to cover up     one`s ~s  ;  2) ,  , , the     
beaten ~ ,  , ;  3) .-.  , ; single     (double) ~  () ;     off the ~ )    ( ) ;     )   ; )       ; to leave the ~    (     ) ;  4) . ; running ~  ;  5)   (, ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,  ;  3)  , ;  4)  ;  5)    ( )      
trackage = n  1)  ,   ;  2)          
tracker = n  1) -;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ,       
trackless =   1) ;  2) ;  3)       
trackwalker = n . .-.    
trackway = n  1) ;  2)        
tract I = n ,   
tract II = n  1)  (, , ) ,     ;  2) , ; the digestive ~      ;  3) . ()        
tractable =   1)   ;  2) , ,       
tractate = n   
traction = n   
tractor = n  1) , cater-pillar ~      ;  2) .          
trade = 1. n  1) , ; by ~  ; what     ~ 
are you?, what is your ~?       ?;  2) . (the ~)  , ,      ( -. ) ,       ; to be in the ~  ,      ;  3) ; home (  domestic, inland) ~      ; foreign (  oversea)     ~  ; free ~      ; a roaring ~ ,      ;  4)  ;  5) attr ; 2. 
v  1)  (-. - in,  -. - with)     ;  2)     (on, upon)     ;  3) ()      Trade Board = n        
trade-mark = n    
trader = n  1)  (. ) ;  2)        
tradesfolk = . tradespeople  
tradesman = n  1) , ;  2)       
tradespeople = n pl , , ,    
tradeswoman = n ,   
trade union = n , -  
trade-unionism = n -  
trade-unionist = n  -,   
trade-wind = n    
tradition = n  1) ;  2)       
traditional =  ,     
traditionally = adv    
traditionary = . traditional  
traduce = v ,   
traffic I = n  1)  (,   .     .) , , ; ~ capacity      ; ~ rates      ;  2)       
traffic II = v  (-. - in)  
traffic-light = n   
tragedian = n  1) -,  ;  2)        
tragedienne = n    
tragedy = n   
tragic(al) =   1) , ;  2) ,       
tragicomedy = n   
tragicomic(al) =    
trail = 1. n  1)  (, , . .) ;     to 
be on the ~, to follow the ~ ,       ;  2) , ; to blaze the ~ ,      ;  3)  ;  4) .  ; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2) (), (), ();  3) ;  4)  () ;  5)  ()      
trailer = n  1) ,  , ,   ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)  ,       
train I = 1. n  1) ; by ~ ,   ;     
fast (slow) ~  () ;     through ~   ; boat ~     ,        ; local ~  ;     baggage (  goods, 
freight) ~      ; mixed ~ - ;     
owl ~ .  ; armored ~     ; hospital ~  ;     down ~ ,    (      ) ; up ~ ,    (      ) ; 
parliamentary ~   3-     ; to take the ~   ,       ; to lose one`s ~       ; to catch (  to nick) the ~       ;  2) ,  ;  3) , . ;  4) ;  5) , , ;  6)  () ,  (, )     ,  () ;  7) .  ,  ;     in ~  () ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) .  ( -. - with)      
train II = v  1) , ,       ;  2) (), ();  3)  () ;  4) , .       
train-bearer = n   
trained =   1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ,      ( )      
trainee = n  , ,   
trainer = n  1) , ;  2)       
train-ferry = n   (  )  
training = n  1) , () ,     ; under ~  ;  2) ;  3) 
attr ,       
training-college = n  ,    
training-school = . training-college  
training-ship = n    
trainman = n .   
trainmaster = n .    
train-oil = n   
train-service = n .-.    
trait = , . n  1) , ;  2)  (, )      
traitor = n ,   
traitorous =  ,   
traitress = n   
trajectory = n   
tram = 1. n  1) ; to take a ~   ,       ; to get off the ~       ;  2) . ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) .         
tram-car = n   
tram-line = n    
trammel = 1. n  1) , ;  2)    ;  3) pl , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) , , ,            
tramp = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) (the ~)   ;  4) .  ,        ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3)  ,       
trample = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  () , ,      () ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  (on)      
tramway = . tram-line  
trance = n  1) ;  2)       
tranquil =    
tranquillity = n   
trans- = pref -, -, -,     
transact = v () (), ,   
transaction = n  1) (-) (); call ~ .       (           ,                 ) ; stock exchange ~      , ;  2) , ;  3) pl ,  ( )      
transatlantic =    
transceiver = n    
transcend = v  1)  , ;  2) ,       
transcendental =   1) . ;  2) ,       
transcontinental =    
transcribe = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  (  ,     ) , ;  4)     ( )     ,          
transcript = n   
transcription = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4)        
transfer = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; ~ of authority        , ,       ,             ; ~ 
agent            ;     
closing the ~ books       ; ~ of 
shares  ; ~     of balance .  ;  3) ; to carry out a ~      ; ~ to the reserve .       ;  4)  ;  5)     . .       ;  6) .-. ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4)  (    .     .) ,   (  )     ;  5)    . .             
transferable =     
transferee = n ,   -.    -.  
transference = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
transferrer = = transferror n . ,      -., ,   
transfiguration = n , ,   
transfigure = v , ,   
transfix = v , , .   ,   
transform = v  1) , ; to ~     
beyond recognition  ;  2)       
transformation = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ()      
transformer = n  1) ;  2) .       
transfuge = n   
transfuse = v  1) , .  (       . .) ;  2) .   () ;  3) ,       
transfusion = n ; ~ of blood    
transgress = v  1)  (  . .) ,      (  . .) ;  2)       
transgression = n  1)  (  . .) , ,     ;  2) , ;  3) .       
transgressor = n  1) ;  2)       
tranship = . trans-ship  
transience = n ,   
transient =   1) , , ,     ;  2) . , ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) .  (        . .)      
transit = n  1) , , in ~  ;  2) , ;  3) .  ( ) ;  4) ;  5) attr       
transit-duty = n    
transition = n  1) , ; ~ from quantity to     
quality .        ;  2) , ;  3) attr       
transitional =  ,   
transitive =  .   
transitory =  ,   
translatable =  (-)  
translate = v  1)  (  , from - into)     ;  2) , ;  3)  , ;  4) . ,         
translation = n  1) , close ~, near ~  ,     
loose ~  ; authorized ~      ;  2) , ;  3)  ;  4) , ;  5) .         
translator = n   
transliteration = n   
translucent =  ,   
transmigrate = v ()  
transmigration = n   
transmission = n  1) , ; radio ~     ;  2) ;  3) attr ,       
transmit = v ,   
transmittal = n ,   
transmitter = n  1)  , ();  2) ;  3)       
transmogrify = v .  ( )  
transmutation = n ; the ~s of fortune    
transmute = v   
transoceanic =   1) ;  2)  ,       
transom = n , ,    
transparency =   
transparent =   1) ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) . ,       
transpiration = n   
transpire = v  1) ,         ;  2)  (   . .) ;  3) ,  ,     ;  4) .       
transplant = v  1)  () ;  2) ;  3) .   ,       
transport = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  pl , , ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( ) , ;  3) pass    ,     , ; ~ed with joy         ; ~ed with anger              
transportable =    
transportation = n  1) , ;  2)  , automobile ~     ;  3) ;  4) attr ,       
transpose = v  1) , ,  ;  2) .       
transposition = n  1) , ,       (  . .) ;  2) .       
trans-ship = v  (    . .)  
trans-shipment = n  (    . .)  
transuranic =  . ,     92  
transversal = 1. n  ; 2.      
transverse = 1.  ; 2. adv     
trap I = 1. n  1) , , , ,     ; 
to set (  to lay) a ~      , ; to fall 
into a ~       , . .   ;  2)  ,   ;  3) -;  4)  ;  5) , ;  6) . ;  7) . .  ('') , shut your ~      ; 2. 
v  1)   , , ;  2)  ;  3)       
trap II = n  1) pl  , ;  2)       
trap III = v ,   
trapdoor = n   
trapeze = n .   
trapezium = n .   
traphole = n    
trapper = n ,   (  )  
trappings = n pl  1)  ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)       
trappy =  . ,   
trapse = v   ,   
trash = n  1) , , , ;  2) , white ~ . .                
trashy =  , ,  (.) ; ~ mouth   
trauma = n . ,   
traumatic =  .   
travail = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)   ;  2) ()       
travel = 1. n  1) ;  2) pl  ;  3) , , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)      (     ) ,  ( ,  ) ;  4) ,  ( ,     )      
travelled =   1)  , , ;  2)   () ;  3)  ( )      
traveller = n  1) , , commercial ~     ;  2) . ,        
travelling = 1. n ; 2.   1) , ;  2) ,  ( ,     ) ,  (   . .)      
travelling-bag = n ()   
travelling-dress = n    
travelogue = n  1)            ;  2)         
traverse = 1. n  1) , ,      ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) .  ;  5) .  (      ) ; 2.  ; 3. v  1) , ,      () ;  2) ;  3) , , .  (     . 1.  5)      
travesty = 1. n ; 2. v  ,     
travois = n  ()  
trawl = 1. n  1)  ;  2) ; 2. v  1)  ()  ;  2)       
trawler = n   
tray = n  1) , ;  2)        
treacherous =  , ,   
treachery = n ,   
treacle = 1. n ; 2. v      
treacly =   1) ;  2)       
tread = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4)  ,  ; 2. v ( past trod; p. p. 
trodden)  1) , , ; to ~ in smb.`s     (foot)steps   -. ,      -. ;  2) ,  , , .     ; to ~ under foot  ,     ;  3)  (  . .) ; to ~ down     , ; to ~ in ;     to ~ on   ; to ~     on (  upon) the heels of smb.         -.; to ~ out ) ,      ( - ) ; )  ()     ; ) . ; to ~ upon . to ~ on;     to ~ lightly  ; to ~ on     air       ( )      
treadle = 1. n ; 2. v      
treason = n ; high ~    
treasonable =  ,   
treasure = 1. n ; buried ~ ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ,       
treasure-house = n ,   
treasurer = n   
treasury = n  1) (.) ; the ~ Department (of     the United States)       ; ~ Statement .         ; Secretary to (of) 
the     ~   ;  2)       Treasury bench = n   (  )  
treat I = n  1) , , ;  2) ; a Dutch ~ . ,          ; to stand ~     . ,         
treat II = v  1) , ; please ~ this     
information as strictly private .     ,         ; to ~ kindly      ; to ~ as a child        ;  2) , , ;  3)  (-. - 
with) ,       (-. - with) ;  4)  ( -. - for, -. - with)     ;  5)  (-. - to) ;  6)  (   . .) ;  7)  ,       
treatise = n   
treatment = n  1)  ( -.) , ;  2)  (-.) ;  3) ;  4) , national ~  ; to     accord favorable ~             
treaty = n () , nuclear non-proliferation ~     ; the test-ban ~     ( ) ; to be in ~ 
with      -.  
treble = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . ; 2.   1) , , ;  2) ; 3. v ()    
tree = 1. n  1) , hollow ~  ;  2)  () ;  3) . ; family ~      ; 
up a ~   ; at     the top of the ~   ,     ; 2. v  1)   , .       ;  2)         
tree-frog = n    
treeless =  ,  ,  ,  (  )  
tree-toad = . tree-frog  
trefoil = n  1) , ;  2) .          
trek = 1. n  1) , , ; to go on the ~       ;  2)  (.  ) ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2)       
trellis = n ,   
tremble = 1. n , ; 2. v , ; to ~ all 
over     , ; to ~ with   fear   ; to ~ for smb.     -.,   -.;   to ~ to think        
tremendous =   1) , ;  2) ,       
tremor = n   
tremulous =   1) ;  2) ,       
trench = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) attr , ; 2. v  1)  , , ;  2) ;  3)  ( - upon) ; to ~ about, to ~     
around       
trenchant =   1) , ;  2) , ,  (       . .)      
trench-bomb = n    
trencher = n     
trend = 1. n  , ; 2. v  1)  ,   (      ) ;  2) , ,       
trepan = v .   
trepidation = n ,   
trespass = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ;  3) ; 2. v  1)   (on, upon) ;  2)  ,      (against) ;  3)  (,     , on, upon)      
trespasser = n  1)  ;  2)       
tress = n  1) , ;  2) pl        
tressed =   1)  ;  2)  ( ) ,  ()      
trestle = n , ,   
tret = n  (  ,   . .)  
trews = n pl   (. )  
trey = n  ( ) ,   (  )  
triad = n   
trial = n  1) , , ; ~ balance .      ; ~ order  ; ~     period  ; 
to order (to     send) on ~  ()  ; on ~      ;  2) , , ;  3)  ,      , ; state ~        ; to bring to ~,     to put 
on ~   ; to hold a ~       ; 
to stand one`s ~       ;  4) , ;  5) ;  6) attr ,       
triangle = n   
triangular =    
tribal =  ,   
tribe = n  1) , , , nomad ~s      , ;  2) . , ;  3) .       
tribesman = n   ( ) , ,   
tribrach = n .   
tribulation = n ,   
tribunal = n  1) , ;  2)        
tribune I = n   
tribune II = n   
tributary = 1. n  1) ;  2)  () ; 2. a  1)  , ;  2) , ;  3)        
tribute = n ; to lay under ~  ; to pay a ~  , .   (, ) ; 
floral ~s    
trice I = n ; at a ~, in a ~   ,   
trice II = v    (, . to - up)  
tricentenary = n   
trick = 1. n  1) , ; to play smb. a ~     ,  -.; to play a nasty ~       -.;  2) , ; to serve smb. a ~        -.; 
dirty ~s, shabby ~s      ,  ; ~ of the 
senses      ; ~s of fortune  ;  3) , , '';  4) ,  , I know a ~ worth     
two of that    ;  5)  , ,     ;  6) . ;  7) , : 2. v  1) , ,  (out,     of) ;  2) ,       
trickery = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
trickle = 1. n ; 2. v   , () (   . to ~ out),     
trickster = n   
tricksy =  ,   
tricky =   1) , , ;  2) , ,       
tricot = n  1)  () ;  2)        
tricycle = n    
trident = n   
tried = 1. v p. p. . try 1; 2.  , ,     
triennial = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2.   1)   , ;  2)          
trier = n ,    
trifle = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 
a ~ ,     ;  3)   ; 2. v  1)  ,       ;  2)   ( , ,  . to     ~ away);  3) , he is 
not a man to ~ with        ;  4)   ,       
trifling =   1) , ;  2) ,       
trig I = 1. n , ; 2.   1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
trig II = 1. n ,   ; 2. v ,     
trig III = n .   
trigger = n  1) ;  2)  .        
trigonometry = n   
trihedral =  . ,   
trilateral =    
trilby = n    ()  
trilingual =  ,      
trill = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (r); 2. v  1)  ;  2)  (r)        
trillion = n , .   
trilogy = n   
trim = 1. n  1) ,  ; in good ~       ; in fighting ~       ; in 
flying ~   ;  2) , , ;  3) .    . .  ; 2.   1)   ;  2) , , ;  3)   ; 3. v  1)   ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) , ,     ;  4) . ,  ;  5) ,        ;  6) .  ;  7)  ., .       
trimester = n ,    
trimmer = n   
trimming = n  1)  () , ;  2) pl , ;  3) pl ;  4) pl  ,      ;  5) . ,       Trinity = n ; ~ House n . -   
trinket = n ,   
trinomial = 1. n . ; 2.  .     
trio = n  1)  . ;  2) . ,  () ;  3) . '',          
trip = 1. n  1) , , , ,     , 
pleasure ~  ; a     round ~ , ,    ;     to make ~s ; to take a ~     , ;  2)   ;  3)  , , ;  4) '';  5) . , ; 2. v  1)    ;  2)  (. .) ,      ;  3)   (. .) ;  4) ;  5)   ;  6) , ,       
tripartite =       
tripe = n  1)  () ;  2) . ,       
triple = 1.  , ; 2. v ()    
triplet = n  1)  ( , ) ;  2)       
triplicate = 1.  ; 2. v ,            
tripod = n  1) , ,    ;  2) attr       
tripper = n . ,   
tripping =  ,     
trippingly = adv  1)    (, ) ;  2) ,  ()      
triptych = n .   
trishaw = n   
trisyllabic =    
trite =  ,   
tritium = n .   
triumph = 1. n , , ; easy ~    ; 
in ~ a) ; )   ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  ( )      
triumphal =    
triumphant =   1) ;  2)       
trivet = n ; as right as a ~     
trivia = n pl ,   
trivial =   1) , , ;  2) ,       
triviality = n  1) ;  2) ,       
trochaic = 1. n . ; 2. a .     
troche = n   
trochee = n .   
trod = past . tread II  
trodden = p . p. . tread 2.    
troglodyte = n  1)  , , .     ;  2)        Trojan = 1. n . , .  ; 2.  . , .     
troll I = v  1) , ;  2)          
troll II = n .   
trolley = n  1)  ();  2) ;  3) .  ;  4)       
trolley-car = n .   
trollop = n  1) ;  2)       
trombone = n .   
troop = 1. n  1) pl ; armored ~s      ; 
household ~s ,      ; to pass ~s in review       ; with ~s  ( )     ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) , , ; 2. 
v  1)  () ;  2)  () ;  3) .         
troop-carrier = n -   
trooper = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4)        
troop-horse = n     
troop-ship = n      
trope = n .   
trophy = n   
tropic = n  1) ; the ~s  () ; ~ of     Cancer  ; ~ of Capricorn      ;  2) attr       
tropical I =    
tropical II =  . ,   
troposphere = n   
trot = 1. n  1) ,   () ,      ; a round ~  ; at the ~     ,  ;  2) ,   ;  3) ,  ;  4) . . , ; to keep     smb. on the ~   ; 2. v  1)  ,  ;  2) , ; to ~ about ,     ; to ~ out )  ()      ; )  (  . .) ; to     ~ 
smb. round .  -.,      -. (  . .)      
trotter = n  1) ;  2) pl  (  .  ) ;  3) pl .  ()      
trouble = 1. n  1) , , ; to give     ~  , ;  2) , ; in ~  ; to get     into ~   ; to ask (  to look)     
for ~ .   ;  3) , , ; to take 
the ~     ,    ; to take much     ~ , ;  4) , ;  5) ; 
heart ~  ;  6) . , , ; 2. v  1) (), (),     ();  2) , ;  3) ,    (   . .)     ;  4) ,  (  . .) ;  5) . ,       
troublesome =   1)  ;  2) , ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4)  (   . .) ;  5)       
trough = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , ;  5)    ()            
trounce = v  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)  ,       
troupe = n   
trouper = n ,  ; a good ~   
trousers = n pl   
trousseau = n ( pl  . trousseaux)   
trout = n (pl  .) ; rainbow ~    
trover = n .       () , (. act of trover)  
trowel = 1. n  1)  () ; to lay on with a ~      , .  ;  2)  ; 2. v       ()    
troy = n         
troy pound = (pound troy) n   (= 373,24  12 )  
truant = 1. n , , ; to play   ~ ,    ; 2.  ,     
truce = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
truck I = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3)   ;  4) . ;  5) . ,  ; to have no ~     with smb.     -.,          -.; 2. v  1) ,   ;  2)  ,       
truck II = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) -;  3) , ;  4) ; 2. v   ,      
truck-farmer = n .   
truckle = v   
truckle-bed = n -  
truckler = n   
truck-trailer = n     
truculent =  , ,   
trudge = 1. n  ,  ; 2. v   ,  ( )    
trudgen = n     
true = 1.   1) , , ; it is not ~      , is it ~? ?; to come ~     ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  (   . .) ;  5) , ,      ,    .  .;  6) , ; 2. v () ,     ; to ~ up , ; 3. adv  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
true-blue = 1. n  , ; 2.  ,     
true-born =    
true-bred =   1)  ;  2) . true-born      
true-love = n , -, , -  
truffle = n   
truism = n   
truly = adv  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) , , ;  5) , ; yours ~       (  )      
trump I = 1. n  1)  (. .) ; to play a ~     ; to turn up ~s      ,  ,  ;     to play one`s last ~        ;  2) .  ; 2. v ,  ; to ~ up   ,     
trump II = n ., .  1) ;  2)  ; the last ~, 
the ~ of doom     .        
trumpery = 1. n , ; 2.  , ,     
trumpet = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) ;  5) ; to blow one`s own ~ ,     ; 2. v  1) , . ,      , ;  2)  ( )      
trumpet-call = n  ,   , .     
trumpeter = n ; to be one`s own ~ ,   
truncated =  .  ( , )  
truncheon = 1. n  1)  , ;  2) () ; 2. v  (, )    
trundle = 1. n , ; 2. v ()    
trunk = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) .  ,  ;  4)  , ;  5)  ;  6) pl  ;  7)  (, ,     ) ;  8) . , ;  9) attr ,       
trunk-call = n      
trunnion = n .   
truss = 1. n  1)  (, ) ;  2) . , ;  3) . ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) .  ,       
trust I = 1. n  1) , ; to have (  to put, to     
repose) ~ in ; to take on ~       ;  2) , ;  3) ; on ~  ,  ;  4) , ;  5)  , -.,      ;  6)    ,     ;  7)   ; 2.  ; 3. v  1) ,  ( - in) ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ;  4) , ;  5)         
trust II = n   
trust-deed = n .   
trustee = n  1) , ;  2)        
trusteeship = n , ,   
trustful =    
trustiness = n , ,   
trustless =  ,  ( ) ,   
trustworthy =     
trusty I = n ,       
trusty II =   , , ,   
truth = n  1) , , home ~  ,     naked ~, 
simple ~  , unvarnished     ~  ; 
in ~ ,     ; to tell the ~ )      ; )   , ; to     stretch the ~ ; to question     the ~ of    -.;  2) , ;  3) ,       
truthful =   1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
truthless =   1) , ;  2)       
try = 1. v  1) ;  2) ,  ,      , ;  3) , ;  4)  (  . .) ;  5)  (-. ) ;  6) ,  , ;  7)  ( ,  . 
to ~ out); to ~     for ,  (, ) ; to     ~ on ) ; ) .      -. ; to ~ 
out      , ; 2. n  1) ; to 
have a ~ at ;  2) ; to give (it) a ~ ,      (-.) ; to give smb. a ~      -.  ,      -.,          
trying =   1) ,  (   . .)     ,  (   . .) ; ~ to the     health   ;  2) , ,       
try-on = n  1) ;  2) .        
tryst = n  1) ,  ; to keep     (to 
break) ~  ( )  ;  2)        
tsar = . czar  
tsetse = n    
tub = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) . ,   ;  4) .  (. ) ; 2. v  1) ()  ;  2)          
tubby =  , ,  ( )  
tube = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  (,   . .) ;  3)   ;  4)  ( ) ; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ()      
tuber = n   
tubercle = n  1) . , ;  2) .        
tubercular =    
tuberculosis = n   
tuberose = n .   
tuberous =   1) . ;  2) ,       
tubing = n  1) . , ;  2) .       
tub-thumper = n ,    
tubular =  ,   
tuck = 1. n  1) ()  ( ) ;  2)  . , ; 2. v  1)  , , ;  2)   , ,     ; to ~ away ; to ~ in      . ; to ~ into ; to ~ up      () , ,      ()      
tucker I = n  1) () , ;  2) .       
tucker II = v . . ,   
tuck-in = n .     
tuck-shop = n .   Tuesday = n   
tuft = n  1)  (, , ) ;  2)  ;  3)        
tug = 1. n  1)    , ; to     give a ~ , ;  2) ( );  3) ; 2. v  1) , ,  (  ,     at) ;  2)       
tugboat = n    
tugee = n    
tuition = n  1) ;  2)         
tulip = n   
tulle = n  ()  
tumble = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ; 2. v  1)  ();  2) ();  3) ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5) ;  6) ;  7)   , ,      () ; to ~ in ) ; ) .      ; to ~ out  (       . .) ; to ~ to .       
tumbledown =  ,   
tumbler = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) -;  4) .       
tumble-weed = n . -  
tumescent =    
tumid =   1) , ;  2)       
tummy = n .   
tumor = n ; malignant ~    
tumuli = pl . tumulus  
tumult = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
tumultuary =  , ,   
tumultuous =   1) . tumultuary;  2) ,       
tumulus = n ( pl tumuli)  ,   
tun = 1. n  ; 2. v ,       
tuna = n  ()  
tune = 1. n  1) , ; to change one`s ~, to     sing 
another ~ .  ,      ,  -;  2) , ;  3) , , . ,     ; in ~ )  ( ) ; )       ( ) ; 
out of ~ )      ( ) ; )    ( ) ; 
out of ~     with    ; to the ~ of . .      ,   (       ) ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2) ; to ~ in  ()       ; to ~ up )      () ; )  , ; )     .   ( ) ; )      (  . .)      
tuneful =  ,   
tuneless =   1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)       
tuner = n   
tungsten = n .   
tunic = n  1) ,  (, ) ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) . ,        
tuning = n ,   
tuning-fork = n   
tunnel = 1. n  1) ;  2) . , ;  3) .  ;  4) , , ; 2. v      
tunny = n  ()  
turban = n ,   
turbid =   1)  ( ) ;  2) ,       
turbine = n , steam ~    
turbogenerator = n .   
turbo-jet =    
turbo-prop = . turbo-jet  
turbot = n  ()  
turbulence = n  1) ;  2) ,       
turbulent =   1) , , ;  2) . ,       
turd = n  1)  , '';  2)  , ''; He`s a     real ~ most of the time                
tureen = n    
turf = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) (the ~) ;  4) (the ~)   ( ) ; 2. v ,  ; to ~ out   .     
turgid =   1) , ;  2) ,  ( , )      Turk = n  1) , ; the ~s ; Young ~     . :  2)       
turkey = n  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ; to talk ~ .            
turkey-cock = n , . ,    Turkish = 1. n  ; 2.      Turkman = n  1) ; the Turkmen ;  2)        Turkmen =    Turkoman = . Turkman  
turmoil = n , ,   
turn = 1. n  1) ;  ~ of the wheel  ;     to 
take a bad ~    (       . .) ;  2) , a ~ to the left  ;     at every ~   , ;  3) , ; to take a ~ for the     
better   , ;  4) ; by ~s, in ~, ~ and ~ about      ; out of ~  ,       ; to take ~s , ;  5) , ; 
to do smb. a good ~      -.  ; to do smb.     
an ill ~  -.,       ;  6) , ; to go for a ~, to take     a ~ ;  7) , , ,  () ;  8) .  ; to give a ~      , ;  9)  () ;     10) ,  ; to serve a     ~ , ; to a ~ ,        ; one 
good ~ deserves another .       ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) (), (); ~     turtle      (     ) ; 
the car ~ed turtle        ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;  4)  -   .      ,   .,       . , ;     to ~ pale ;  5) ;  6)  (  ) ;  7) ;  8) , ;  9) ();     10)  , ;     11) ();     12)  ;     13)    ; 
to ~     about , () ; to     ~ 
adrift ,        ; to ~ again ; to ~     against a) , ; )      ,       -.; to ~ aside , ,     (); to ~ away ) ;     ) , ; to ~ back )     ; ) ,      ; to ~ down ) ,     ; )  () ; )     ; ) ; to ~ in a)      , ; ) .      ; to ~ into ()  -.;     to ~ 
off )  () ,      (, ) ; ) ; ) ,     ; ) . ; to ~ on )      () ,  (, ) ; )     ; )  , ;     to ~ out ) ; ) ,      () ; ) ; ) ,      () ; )      , , ; )     , ; ) .  (     ); to ~ over ) ; )     (); ) ,     ; to ~ round ) ; )      , ; to ~ to )       -.; )       -.; )   -.,      ; to ~ up )  ; )      ; ~ up one`s toes      ('')      
turnabout = n   
turncoat = n ,   
turn-down =   ( )  
turner = n   
turnery = n  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3)        
turning = 1. n  1) , ,  () ;  2) ,  ;  3) .  ; 2.   1) ;  2) ()      
turning-point =   ,  , ,   
turnip = n , French ~ ; Swedish ~   
turnkey = n ,   
turn-out = n  1)  (  . .) , ;  2)  ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)       
turnover I = n  1)  (, ) ; labor ~       ;  2) ;  3)           
turnover II =   ( )  
turnpike = n  1)  (  ) ;  2) .  ,       
turn-round = n   (      )  
turn-screw = n   
turnstile = n   
turn-table = n  1) .-.  ;  2)  ()      
turn-up = n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3)  ()      
turpentine = n   
turpitude = n ,    
turps = n .   
turquoise = n  1) ;  2) attr       
turret = n  1) ;  2) .  (  ) ,     . ;  3) attr       
turtle I = n . turtle-dove  
turtle II = 1. n ; 2. v to turn ~ (),       
turtle-dove = n   
tusk = 1. n , ; 2. v      
tussle = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
tussock = n  1) ,  , ;  2)       
tussore = n  1)  () ;  2)        
tut = 1. v  ,      () ; 2. int ,  ,         
tutelage = n  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)       
tutelar = . tutelary  
tutelary =   1) ;  2) ,       
tutor = 1. n  1)  , ; self-help ~     ;  2)    (     , ) ;  3) . ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ; to ~ oneself        
tutoress = n  1) , , ;  2) .       
tutorial =   1) ;  2)       
tutorship = n ,  , ,   
tut-work = n  ,   
tuxedo = n .   
twaddle = 1. n , ; 2. v ,     
twain = n  . , , ; in ~ , ,  ,    
twang = 1. n  1)    (       . .) ;  2)  , ; 2. v  1)  (  ) ;  2)       `twas = . = it was  
tweak = 1. n ; 2. v     
tweed = n  1)  () ;  2)         
tweedledum = n ~ and tweedledee   `tween = . = between  
tweeny = n . ,     
tweet = 1. n ,  () ; 2. v ,     
tweezers = n pl   
twelfth = 1. num ; 2. n      
twelve = num   
twelvemonth = n , 12   
twelver = n .   
twenties = n pl (the ~)  1)  ;  2)   19  30       
twentieth = 1. num ; 2. n      
twenty = num .   `twere = . = it were  
twerp = n .   
twice = adv , ; ~ two is four   - ; ~ 
as good    
twiddle = v  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
twig I = n , ; to hop the ~    
twig II = v .  1) ;  2)  , ,           
twilight = 1. n , ; 2.  ,     
twill = 1. n , ; 2. v  ,     `twill = . = it will  
twin = 1. n  1) . pl , ;  2) ;  3)  ; 2.  ,    ,   , ,     
twine = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) , , , ;  2) ,       
twin-engined =   ( )  
twiner = n ,    
twinge = 1. n  ; ~s of conscience    ; 2. v         
twinkle = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)   ; a mischievous ~ in the     eyes    ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2)       
twinkling = n  1) ; in a ~   ; in     the ~ of an eye   ;  2)       
twirl = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  ; 2. v  1) ,  ( ) ;  2)       
twist = 1. n  1) , , ;  2)  , , ;  3) , , ;  4)  () ;  5)  ;  6) , ; ~ of the 
tongue     ;  7) ;  8) () ;  9) .  ;     10) .   ,  () ;     ~ of the wrist  , ,     ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) , ;  3) , , ;  4) , ;  5) , , ;  6) ();  7) . , '';  8)       
twister = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) . , , ;  5) . , ;  6)        
twit = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ''; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  ,           
twitch = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) (), ;  2)  (from) ,  ( -. -     at)      
twitter = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; 
in a ~ ,      ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,         
two = 1. num ; ~ and ~, ~ by ~  ,   ; in ~ ) , ; ) ,   ; to be ~ )   ;   )   ; )     ; to 
put ~ and ~ together    ,    ; 2. n , , , ; in ~ twos   . ,       
two-decker = n    
two-edged =    
two-engined =    
two-faced =    
twofold = 1.  , , ; 2. adv ,     
two-handed =   1)  ( ) ;  2)   ( )      
two-leaved =   (   . .)  
two-man =    
two-master = n    
twopence = n ( )    
twopenny I =  , . , ,   
twopenny II = n    
two-ply =  ,   
two-seater = n  ,   
two sheets to the wind = . . ,      
two-time = v . .  () ,   `twould = . = it would  
two-way = a  1) ; ~ deal  ;     ~ 
street   - ;  2)       
two-way price = n . .   (   )  
tycoon = n . .    
tying = pres. p.  tie; ~ up of the capital    
tyke = n  1) ;  2) . ,        
tympanum = n ( pl . tympana) ( n pl  . tympana) .  1)  ;  2)        
type I = n  1) ,    ;  2) , ;  3) . , , in black (      
bold, fat) ~        
type II = v     
typescript = 1. n   ; 2.      
type-setter = n  1) ;  2)       
type-setting = n .  1)  () ;  2) attr       
typewrite = v     
typewriter = n  1)  ;  2)  . typist      
typewriting = n  1)   ;  2)       
typewritten =  ,     
typhoid = 1. n  ; 2.      
typhoon = n   
typhous =    
typhus = n    
typical =   1)  (of);  2)       
typify = v   ,     ,  ,   
typing = 1. pres. p.  type 2.; 2. n       
typist = n   
typographer = n   
typographic(al) =  ,   
typography = n  1) ;  2)  ()      
tyrannical =  , ,   
tyrannicide = n  1) ;  2)       
tyrannize = v   
tyrannous = = tyrannical  
tyranny = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
tyrant = n ,   
tyre I = 1. n  1)  ;  2) , ; 2. v   ( )    
tyre II = . n   
tyro = = tiro  Tyrolean = 1. n ; 2.      Tyrrhene, Tyrrhenian = 1.  ; 2. n     
tzar = = czar  Tzigane = 1.  ; 2. n () (.  )    U, u = n (pl Us, U`s) 21-  .  U. P. sl. . up 1, it`s all U. P.  ,    
ubiety = n   
ubiquitous = a , c  
ubiquity = n ,   U-boat = n     
udder = n   
udometer = n   
ugh = int !, !  
uglify = v ,   
ugly = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) ,  (  ,     )      
uhlan = n   Uigur = n  1) ();  2)        
ukase = . n   Ukrainian = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s ;  2)  ; 2. a     
ukulele = n    
ulcer = n   
ulcerate = v  1) ;  2)  ;  3) ,       
ulcered = a ,   
uliginose, uliginous = a  1) , ;  2) ,         
ullage = n   
ulna = n (pl ulnae)    
ulster = n     
ulterior = a  1) ,    ;  2) , ,       
ultimate = a  1) , , ;  2) , , ;  3)       
ultimately = adv  1)   ,   ;  2)       
ultimatum = n   
ultimo = adv    
ultra = 1. n   , ,    2. a     
ultra- = pref -, -,   
ultrasonic = a   
ultrasound = n   
ultra-violet = a   
ultra vires = adv   ,   
ulutate = v ,   
umbel = n .   
umbellate = a .   
umber I = n  ()  
umber II = a   
umbilical = a ; ~ cord   
umbilicus = n   
umbra = n .    
umbrage = n  1) ,  ; to give ~ ;     to 
take ~  ( - at) ;  2) . ,       
umbrageous = a  1) ;  2)       
umbrella = n  1) ();  2) .       
umbrella-stand = n     
umbrella-tree = n    
umiak = n      
umlaut = n .   
umpire = 1. n  1) ,  , ;  2) . ,  2. v     . (.  1)      
umpteen = a . ,   
umpteenth = a . for the ~ time     
un- = pref  1)  .  ,  ,        . ; to unbutton     ; to 
undress ; to     undo ;  2)  .,   .,       ,    . ; to     unbonnet   (      ) ; to unleash        () ;  3) .     .        ,        .; -         -  -; unarmed     , 
uncultivated ,     unmerciful ;  4) .  . ;     unemployment ; unsuccess       
unabashed = a  1) ()  ,      ;  2)          
unable = a  ,  , ; to be ~      
unabridged = a ,    
unacceptable = a ,   
unaccomplished = a  1) , ;  2)       
unaccountable = a  1) , ;  2)       
unaccustomed = a  1)   ( -. - to) ;  2) ,       
unachievable = a   
unacknowledged = a  1) , ;  2)    (   . .)      
unacquainted = a   ( -., -.) ,   (-.)  
unactable = a  (   . .)  
unacted = a  1) , ;  2)     (   . .)      
unadaptable = a ,    ,   
unadmitted = a   
unadopted = a  1) ;  2)           ( )      
unadulterated = a  1) , ;  2) , ; ~ nonsense            
unadvised = a , ,   
unadvisedly = adv , ,   
unaffable = a ,   
unaffected I = a ,   
unaffected II = a , ,   
unaided = a  1)  ,  ,     ;  2)  ( )      
unalloyed = a  1) , ;  2)       
unalterable = a   
unamendable = a ,   
un-American = a   
unanimity = n   
unanimous = a ,   
unannounced = a  ,    
unanticipated = a ,   
unappeasable = a , . .  (   . .)  
unapproachable = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
unapt = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
unarm = v  1) ();  2)       
unarmed = a ,   
unartful = a   
unasked = a   
unassuming = a ,   
unauthorized = a  1) ;  2)       
unavailing = a , ,   
unavoidable = a ,   
unaware I = a predic  ,   -.; to be ~ of     -.  
unaware II = adv . unawares  
unawares = adv  1) ,  ; to take     ( to catch) ~  ;  2) , ,  ,              
unbaked = a  1) , . . ,     ;  2) . -.       
unbalanced = a  ( , )  
unballast = v .    
unballasted =   1) p. p.  unballast  2) a) .   ; ) .-.      ( ) ;  3)       
unbar = v ,  (. .)  
unbearable = a   
unbearded = a  1) ;  2) .  ,       
unbeaten = a  1)   , ;  2) ; ~ track      ,   (  . .)     ;  3)       
unbecoming = a  1) ,   ;  2) ,       
unbefitting = a   
unbegun = a  1) ()  ;  2)   ,  ,           
unbeknown, unbeknownst = predic. a . ; be did it ~st 
to me        
unbelief = n   
unbelievable = a   
unbeliever = n  1) ;  2)       
unbelt = v      
unbend = v ( past, p. p. unbent)  1) ();  2)  ,  ;  3)   ,       
unbending = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
unbent = past , p. p. . unbend  
unbeseeming = a ,   
unbetterable = a  1)    ;  2)       
unbias(s)ed = a   
unbidden = a  1) , ;  2)       
unbind = v ( past, p. p. unbound)  1) ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  (   . .)      
unbleached = a ,  ( )  
unblemished = a ,   
unblended = a ,   
unblessed = a ,   
unblock = v   
unblooded = a ; an ~ horse    
unbloody = a  1)   ;  2) ;  3)       
unblown I = a  1)   ;  2)       
unblown II = a ,   
unblushing = a , ,   
unborn = a   ,   ,   
unbosom = v  () ,  () ; to ~ oneself 
to smb.    -.  
unbound = past, p. p. . unbind  
unbounded = a , ,   
unbowed = a   
unbrace = v ,   
unbred = a    
unbridle = v  1) ;  2) .       
unbridled = a , ,   
unbroken = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
unbuckle = v  (, )  
unburden = v  , ,  () ; to ~ 
oneself    
unbusinesslike = a ,   
unbutton = v  ()  
uncalled-for = a  1) , , ;  2) ,         
uncanny = a , ,   
uncap = v  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3) .  ;  4) .    ('     ')      
uncared-for = a   
uncase = v   , , ,   (  -.) ,   
unceasing = a , ,   
uncelebrated = a  1)   ;  2) ,       
unceremonious = a  1) , ;  2)       
uncertain = a  1)   , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
uncertainty = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
unchain = v  1)   ;  2)  ( , , )      
unchallengeable = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
unchallenged = a   , ; to let smth. 
pass (go) ~  -.    
unchancy = a . .  1) a) ; )  ;  2)       
unchangeable = a ,   
unchanged = a ; the position is ~     
unchaperoned = a    ,   . . ( ) ; she went everywhere ~      
uncharacteristic = a ,   
uncharged = a  1) ;  2) ; ~ with 
responsibility       ;  3)   ( );  4)   ();  5)  ( ) ;  6) .          
uncharitable = a ,   
uncharm = v  1) ;  2)  ,       
uncharred = a ,   
uncivil = a , ,   
unclasp = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2)  () ,  ( )      
uncle = n  1) ;  2) . ; Uncle Sam .      ,        
unclean = a , ,   
unclose = v ()  
uncoil = v (), ()  
uncoined = a  1) ;  2) ,       
uncomfortable = a  1) , ;  2)  ,       
uncomfortably = adv  1) , ;  2)  ,       
uncommon I = a , ,   
uncommon II = adv . ,   
uncompromising = a    , ,   
unconcerned = n  1) ;  2) ,       
unconcerned = a  1) ; ~ about smth.        -.;  2) , ; ~ with smth.       -.;  3)  (   . .)      
unconditional = a ,   
unconditioned = a  1) , ,     ;  2) ,       
unconfessed = a  1) ~ crime (murder)  (),              ;  2) ,        ; to die ~         
unconfident = a  1) ;  2) , ,           
unconfined = a  1) , thoughts ~ by prejudice     ,   ;  2) ()  ,       
unconfirmed = a  1) ; ~ rumors      ;  2) .       
unconformable = a  1) (to) ; his testimony was     ~ to the real state of the case               ;  2)         ;  3) .        
unconformity = n  1) , in direct ~ to the rules         ;  2) .        
unconfused = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unconfutable = a   
uncongeal = v   
uncongenial = a  1) ,   ,     , in ~ company         ;  2) , , ; ~     task  ;  3) ; ~ climate            
unconnected = a  1) , ;  2)   () ;  3)       
unconquerable = a  1) , ; ~ courage      ;  2) , ; ~ temper      ; ~ difficulties            
unconscientious = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unconscionable = a .  1) ; ~ bargain .      ;  2) , ; to take an ~     
time doing smth.  -.      ;  3) .-. , ; ~     liar (rogue)   ()      
unconscious = 1. a  1) ,  ;  2)   -., ,      2. n (the ~)      
unconsciousness = n    
unconsecrated = a ,   
unconsoled = a , ,     
unconsolidated = a  1) , ;  2) , , ; ~     soil  ;  3) .       
unconsonant = a  1) , ; ~ to reason      () ;  2)       
unconspicuous = a , ,      
unconstitutional = a  1) ;  2)        
unconstrained = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
uncontrollable = a  1)   ;  2)       
uncork = v  1) ;  2) .  ,  ()      
uncountable = a ,   
uncouple = v , ,   
uncouth = a  1) , ,  (       . .) ;  2) .       
uncover = v  1)  , ;  2) ,  (, . to ~     oneself);  3) ,       
unction = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) ,       
unctuous = a  1) , ;  2)       
uncurl = v  ( )  
undamped = a    
undated = a   
undaunted = a ,   
undeceive = v     
undecided = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)        
undecipherable = a  1)   ;  2)       
undeniable = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
under = 1. prep  1)     :     )      ( .     .) ; ~ a table (a tree)       (); )       -. ,  -., -.  (     . .) ; put the 
basket ~ the table     ()   ; )                ( . .) ; to hit a man ~     the belt    ;  2)          ,   . . , ; the use of     this verb goes ~ point five           ;  3)   ,         , , ; ~ fire      ; ~ cover  ; ~     sail  ; ~ 
heavy penalty       ; ~ the circumstances       ; ~ consideration      ; ~ the breath ;  4)     , ,       ; the child is ~ five         ; 
you cannot buy     this coat (hat, umbrella) ~ so many roubles     (pounds)    ()        (, ) ,       -  ( );  5)   , ,         ; ~     capitalism  ; ~ Peter I       I; 2. a  1) ;  2) , ; 3. adv    1)             , ;  2)   ;  3)  . to bring, 
to keep, to knock, to get      . .   ,         ; the fire has been     
got ~         
under- = pref :  1)  .,   . ,       .  : )  ,     ; 
underclothes  ; undergroung     ; underwater ; )         ;     
undersecretary  ;     undergraduate   ;  2)  ., .                             , underripe   ; to     underpay    ,            
underact = v     ,   
underbade = past  underbid  
underbid = v ( past underbade, underbid, p. p. underbidden, 
underbid)  ,   ( )  
underbidden = p. p. . underbid  
underbred = a ,   
underbrush = n ,  ,   
undercarriage = n .   
underclothes = n pl    
undercurrent = n    , .    
undercut I = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)   ;  3) .       
undercut II = v  1) ;  2)  ,          ( )      
undercutter = n    
under-deck = n    
under-designed = a .     ( )  
underdeveloped = a ; ~ countries    
underdid = past . underdo  
underdo = v ( past underdid, p. p. underdone)   
underdog = n  1)  ;  2)  ,        
underdone = p. p. . underdo  
underdose = v  1)   ; to ~ a patient        ;  2) to ~ oneself        (-.)      
underdrainage = n .-.    
underdraw = v (underdrew; underdrawn)  1) ;  2)  ,         ( -.)      
underdrawn = p. p. o underdraw  
underdress I = v  1) = underclothes;  2)         
underdress II = v   ,    
underdrew = past  underdraw  
underdrive = n .  1)  ;  2)        
under-earth I = n .     
under-earth II = a   
underemployment = n .  1)   ( ) ;  2)   ;  3) ,   ()      ()      
underestimate = 1. n  2. v     
under-expose = v    
underfed = 1. a ; 2. past u p. p.  underfeed    
underfeed = v (underfed)  1) ; to ~ a child      ;  2)       
underfelt = n .  ,     
underflow = n    
underfoot = 1. a .  1)   , ;  2) , ; 2. adv  1)  ; it was slushy ~        ; the children are always     getting ~     ;  2)  ; we felt a tremor ~      ,   ;  3)  ; to 
keep smb. ~      -.   ( )      
underframe = n  1) . , ;  2) . , .       
under-garment = n     
undergo = v ( past underwent, p. p. undergone) , ,   
undergone = p. p. . undergo  
undergraduate = n     
underground = 1. n (the ~)  2. a , . ,  3. adv  , . , ,       
undergrowth = n ,   
underhand = 1. a ,  2. adv ,      
underhung = a  1)   (  ) ;  2)     ; she     is slightly ~                
underinsurance = n    
underived = a .   
under-jaw = n    
underlain = p. p. . underlie  
underlay = v ( past, p. p. underlaid) ,   
underlayer = n .    
under-lease = n ,   
under-lesee = n ,   
underlet = v  1)       ;  2)   ,       
underlie = v (underlay; underlain)  1)  ( -.) ;  2)    (-.) ; the     principles which ~ our policy ,               
underline I = n  1)   ,  ( )     ;  2) .         ( ) ;  3) . ,        
underline II = v   
underling = n . .  ,    
underlying = a  1) ;  2)        
undermentioned = a   
undermine = v  1) ,  ;  2) ;  3)  () ;  4) ,       
undermost = a  1)  ;  2)       
underneath = 1. adv  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. prep     
underpaid = past, p. p. . underpay  
underpass = n .  ,   
underpay = v ( past, p. p. underpaid)  ,      
underpopulated = a   
underrate = v ,   
under-secretary = n     (   )  
undershirt = n    
undersign = v (),     
undersigned = a   
undersized = a  1)  , ;  2) .       
understaffed = a  ()  
understand = v ( past, p. p. understood)  1) ; to give 
smb. to ~  -.     , ; to make oneself     
understood ;  2)  ,       ;  3)  (-.,  -. - that) ;  4) , ;  5) ;  6) , ,    -.;  7)       
understandable = a () ,   
understanding = 1. n  1) , , a clear ~ of the     
problem   , ;  2) , ,  ;  3) , , mutual ~     ; good ~, right ~ ,      ; bad ~, ill ~      , ;  4) ; on 
the ~ that  ,     , , ; to come to an ~       ;  5) pl . ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ,       
understate = v  1) ;  2) ,         
understatement = n  1) ;  2)       
understood = past, p. p. . understand  
understrapper = . underling  
understudy = 1. n . ; 2. v .     
undertake = v ( past undertook, p. p. undertaken)  1) ;  2)   , ;  3)       
undertaken = p. p. . undertake  
undertaker I = n   
undertaker II = n   ,   
undertaking I = n  1) ;  2)       
undertaking II = n  1)  ;  2)        
under-tenant = n   
undertone = n  1)  (, ) ; to speak (to     talk) 
in ~s  ()     ;  2)  (  . .)      
undertook = past . undertake  
undervalue = v   
underwear = n    
underwent = past . undergo  
underwood = n ,   
underworld = n  1) ;  2)  ,        
underwrite = v  1) ();  2)       
underwriter = n . .   
underwritten I = p. p. . underwrite  
underwritten II = a  1) ;  2)       
underwrote = past . underwrite  
undeservedly = adv   
undesignedly = adv   
undesirable = a  1) , ;  2)       
undetermined = a  1) , ;  2)       
undeveloped = a ,   
undid = past . undo  
undies = n pl .    
undisguised = a , , ,   
undisposed = a  1)  ( - to) ;  2) ,  (       . .)      
undisputed = a ,   
undistinguished = a   ,   
undisturbedly = adv ,   
undo = v ( past undid, p. p. undone)  1) , ,      (  . .) ;  2)  , ,      (  . .) ; what 
is done     cannot be undone   ;  3)  ()      
undone I = p. p. . undo  
undone II = a  1) , , ;  2) , ; he is ~        
undoubted = a ,   
undreamed-of, undreamt-of = a     , ,   
undress I = n    
undress II = v ()  
undressed = a  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
undue = a  1) , ;  2)       
undulate = 1. a ,  2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)   ( ) ;  3) ,       
undulation = n  1)  ;  2) ;  3)        
unduly = adv  1) ;  2) ,       
undying = a , ,   
unearned = a ,  ( )  
unearth = v  1) ,   , .     , ;  2)    (  . .)      
unearthly = a  1) , ;  2) , ,        
uneasiness = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
uneasy = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ; to feel ~ )     ; )        
unemployed = 1. a  1) ;  2) ;  3)  2. n the ~ (.  pl)     
unemployment = n   
unending = a ,   
unendurable = a ,   
unequal = a  1)  ( ,   . .) ,     ;  2) , ,           
unequalled = a   
unequivocal = a , ,   
unerring = a , ,   
uneven = a  1)  (   . .) ;  2) ;  3)       
unexampled = a ,   
unexceptionable = a  1) ;  2)       
unexpected = a ,   
unexperienced = a   
unexploded = a  ( , )  
unexplored = a  1) ;  2) .       
unfading = a  1) , ;  2)       
unfailing = a ,   
unfair = a ,   
unfaithful = a , ,   
unfaltering = a ,   
unfamiliar = a  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)  ,   ( -.)      
unfathomable = a  1) , ;  2) ,  (   .     .)      
unfavorable = a , ,   
unfed = a  1) , ;  2)   , ;  3) .           
unfee`d = a  1) ,       , ;  2)         
unfeeling = a  1) , ;  2)  (   . .)      
unfeigned = a ,   
unfeignedly = adv , , ; he was ~ glad 
to see his old teacher          
unfellowed = a  1) ;  2) .    , ,           
unfeminine = a  1) ,  ;  2)       
unfenced = a  1) , ; ~ pasture      ;  2) , ; ~ shore            
unfermented = a .     
unfertile = a , , ; ~ land  ; ~ flower   
unfertilized = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) .       
unfestive = a ,   
unfetter = v  1) a)  ; to ~ a prisoner        ; )      ()  ;  2) ; it ~s the mind from     prejudices of every kind                 
unfettered = a  1)  ( ,  ) ;  2) . , ; ~ by     conventions   ; to     leave smb. ~  -.            
unfightable = a .   ,     
unfigured = a  1) a) , ; ~ muslin      ; ~ vase  ,       ; )       ; ~ paintings ,         ;  2) .        
unfiled = a     ( )  
unfilial = a  1) , ;  2)          
unfilled = a  1) , , ,     ; ~ bottle  ; ~ seat      () ;  2) ; ~ orders            
unfilmed = a .   
unfindable = a    , a book not ~, scarce 
though it may be     ,      
unfingered = a   , the money remained ~     ,        
unfinished = a  1) , ; ~ story      ;  2) , , ;     ~ goods        , ; ~ style            
unfit = 1. a (), ; 2. v  (),     
unfitness = n  1) , ; the ~ of the     
gesture  ;  2)  (  ) ; ~     for military service        ;  3) , ; he could     not 
conceal his ~ for the work                   
unfitted = a  1) , ;  2)  ; ~ coat ,       ;  3) a) , ; ~     for such a position         ; ) ; )     , ; houses ~ with     baths         
unfitting = a , ; ~ atmosphere  ; ~ remark    
unfix = v  1) a) , ; ~ bayonets!      ! () ; )     , , ;  2) ,   ; a     new discovery that ~ed all established     notions  ,               
unfixed = a  1) , ; ~     ammunition .       ;  2) , ; a date     as yet ~    ;  3) ,       
unflagging = a ,  ( , )  
unflappability = n  . , ,    
unflattering = a  1) , ; ~ portrait      () ;  2) ; ~ remark        
unflawed = a  1)  , ;  2)  ,  , , an ~     sky        
unflecked = a  1) ,  ;  2) ,        
unfledged = a  1) ;  2) , , ; ~ writer      ;  3) , , ;  4) .  ( )      
unfleshed = a  1) .  ( ) ;  2) . , ; ~ novice            
unfleshly = a ,   
unflickering = a , ; ~ light  ()   
unflinching = a ,   
unfold = v  1) (), ();  2)  (, )      
unforeseen = a   
unforgettable = a ,   
unforgivable = a   
unfortunate = 1. n  1)  , , ;  2)  2. a  1) , ;  2) ,       
unfounded = a ,   
unfriendly I = a  1) , ,     ;  2) .       
unfriendly II = adv ,   
unfrock = a     
unfurl = v   
ungainly = a , ,   
unget-at-able = a   
ungloved = a    
ungovernable = a ,  (   . .)  
ungrateful = a   
ungrounded = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
unguarded = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unguent = n   
unhand = v  ( )  
unhandsome = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
unhandy = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unhappy = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
unhealthy = a  1) , ;  2)  ( );  3) . . ,       
unheard = a  1) ;  2)       
unheard-of = a   
unhesitatingly = adv  , ,   
unhinge = v  1)    (  . .) ;  2) ,         
unholy = a  1) ;  2) . ,  ( ,     )      
unhoused = a ,    
unicorn = n .   
unification = n  1) ;  2)       
uniform I = n ,    
uniform II = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3) ,       
uniform III = v     
uniformed = n     
uniformity = n   
unify = v  1) ;  2)       
unijambist = a   
unilateral = a   
unimaginable = a   
unimaginative = a    
unimpaired = a , ,   
unimpeachable = a  1) ;  2)       
unimpress = v     
unimprovable = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unintelligible = a , ,  ( )  
union = n  1) ; the Soviet Union  ;  2) , ;  3)   ( . trade ~,     
labor ~);  4) , ; ~ is strength       - ; in perfect ~       ;  5)  ;  6)  ;  7) .        
unionist = n  1)  ;  2) .       
unique = 1. n ; 2. a  1)    , ,     ;  2) ,       
unison = n  1) ; in ~ ,  ;  2) .       
unit = n  1) ,  , thermal ~      , ;  2) .   ;  3) . ,       
unite = v  1) ();  2) ()      
united = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
unitedly = adv  , ,    
unity = n  1) ; the dramatic unities      ,    ( ) ;  2) , , , 
working     class ~ ,       ; 
utmost ~  ;  3) .       
universal = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
universe = n ,   
university = n  1) ;  2) attr       
unjust = a   
unkempt = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unkind = a , ,   
unknown = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) . ,  ; 2. a , , ,   ; 3. adv ,      
unlace = v   
unlawful = a , ,   
unlearned = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
unleash = v  1)   ;  2)  ()      
unleavened = a ,   
unless = conj  ,  ,   ; I shall not 
do it ~ absolutely compelled    ,   (   )  ; he never comes ~ called        
unlettered = a  1) ;  2)       
unlike = 1. a  ,  , ; 2. prep       
unlikely = a  1) , ;  2)          
unlimited = a , ,   
unlisted = a  1)    ; ~ telephone     (number)  ,         ;  2) .     ,         (  )     ;  3)  . . . (the ~) .      ,          (  )      
unlistening = a   
unlit = a  1) , ; the ~ streets      ;  2) ; the ~ lamp        
unlivable = a    (   . .)  
unlive = v  -,  ; if we could ~ the past!       ,  !  
unliveable = = unlivable  
unlively = a , , ; long, ~ debate ,    
unload = v  1) ; to ~ cargo from a ship      ;  2) ; the ship will ~ tomorrow        ;  3) ,  ;  4)  () ;  5) . ;  6) .  () ;  7) . ,  (,     ) ;  8) . ,  () ;  9) .         
unlocalized = a ,       
unlocated = a . ,   
unlock = v  1)  () , ;  2) . ; to ~ one`s heart      ; anger finally ~ed 
his tongue     , ,   ;  3) ,       
unlogical = a  1) , ;  2)       
unlooked-at = a   ; the magazines lay ~    ()  
unlooked-for = a , ; to come ~    
unloose, unlosen = v   
unlopped = a ,   ; trees with 
their heads ~      
unlord = v     
unlost = a   
unlov(e)able = a  1)  ;  2) ,       
unloved = a ; a poet ~ by most critics ,        
unlovely = a  1) , ; this very ~     quarrel    ;  2) ,       
unloving = a   
unluck = n ,   
unluckily = adv  ; ~ it is not true  ,   (  )  
unlucky = a  1) ; this has been an ~ year for us         ,  ; he is     always ~ at cards          ;  2) ; born under an ~ 
star        ;  3)  ;  4) . , , ; ~     omen        
unlucrative = a , ,   
unluxurious = a   
unmachinable = a .      
unmade I = a  1) ()  , ; the     
beds were ~    ;  2) ,       
unmade II = v past  p. p.  unmake  
unmagnanimous = a   
unmaidenly = a , ,   
unmailable = a .       
unmailed = a    ,      
unmaimed = a ,   
unmaintainable = a  1) . ; ~ position     ,   ;  2) . ; ~ 
opinion ,       ;  3) . ; ~ action      ()       
unmake = v (unmade)  1)  () , ;  2) ;  3)  ( , )      
unmatched = a    ,   
unmeaning = a   
unmeant = a ,   
unmeasured = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unmindful = a  1) , ;  2) predic    ( - of)      
unmistakable = a , ,   
unmounted = a  1) ;  2)   ( ) ,   (     )      
unmoved = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
unnatural = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unnavigable = a   
unnecessary = a ,   
unnerve = a  ,    
unnoticed = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unnumbered = a  1) , ;  2) , ,       
unobstructed = a ,   
unoccupied = a  1) , ;  2) ,         
unoffending = a ,   
unofficial = a   
unpack = v   
unpaid = a  1) , ; ~ for       ;  2) ;  3)         
unparalleled = a ,   
unpardonable = a   
unpeople = v   
unpleasant = a   
unpleasantness = n  1) ;  2) ,       
unpopular = a ,     
unpowdered = a  1)   ;  2)    ;  3)       
unpractical = a  1) ;  2) ; ~ plan (method)       ()      
unpractised = a  1)    ;  2) , ; ~ in business             
unpraised = a ,   
unprecarious = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
unprecedented = a ,   , ; an ~ victory of science and technology       
unprecise = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
unpredictable = a      
unprefaced = a    
unprejudiced = a , ; ~ judge    
unpremeditated = a  1) ,   ;  2) .       
unpreoccupied = a  1)  ,        (-.) ;  2)   (  . .) ,           
unprepared = a , ,  ; ~ 
translation   ; I was not ~ for it   ,     ; he delivered an ~ speech      ()  
unprepossessed = a   
unprepossessing = a   
unprescribed = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
unpresentable = a  1) , ,     ;  2)         
unpreserved = a  1) ;  2)       
unpresuming = a ,   
unpresumptuous = = unpresuming  
unpretending = a , ,  ; to 
live in an ~ way      
unpretentious = a , , ; to live in 
an ~ way    
unpretty = a  1) , ;  2) ,        
unprevailing = a , ,      
unpreventable = a , ,   
unpriced = a  1) ,   ,      ;  2)       
unpriest = v     
unpriestly = a  ,      
unprincipled = a  1) , ; ~ rogue      ; ~ conduct      ;  2) ,               
unprintable = a   , ,   
unprofessional = a  1) ;  2)         
unprofitable = a ,   
unpromising = a    ,   
unprovoked = a   ,   
unqualified = a  1)   ()     , ;  2) . ,  ; an ~ liar        3)  (  . .) ;  4) ,  (     )      
unquenchable = a  1) ;  2)       
unquestionable = a ,   
unquotable = a   
unravel = v  1)  (  . .) ;  2)       
unreadable = a  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,  ( )      
unready = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unreal = a  1) , ;  2)       
unrealizable = a   
unreasonable = a  1) , ; ~ conduct      ; at this ~ hour        ;  2) ; the ~ beasts      ;  3) , , ; ~     delay  ; ~ claim            
unreasoned = a ,   
unreasoning = a ,   
unrebukable = a ,   ,   
unreceipted = a    ( )  
unreceivable = a  1) ;  2) .          
unreceptive = a   
unreciprocated = a       
unreckoned = a   
unreclaimed = a  1) , ,     ;  2) , ;  3) . ;  4) .-. a) , ; )     ,       
unrecognizable = a   
unrecognized = a  1) ;  2) ; ~ merit ,             
unrecommended = a   
unrecompensed = a , ,   
unreconcilable = a   
unreconstructed = a ,   
unrecorded = a , , ; ~ book    
unrecoverable = a  1) , ,      ;  2)       
unrecruited = a ,  ( )  
unrectified = a  1) , ;  2) . ;  3) .       
unredeemed = a  1) ; ~ promises      ;  2) ; sale of ~ pledges        ;  3) , ; ~ 
bill of     exchange .  ;  4)       
unredressed = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
unreduced = a e, ,   
unreel = v  1)  () ;  2)       
unreeve = v .     
unrefined = a  1) , ; ~ sugar      ;  2) , ; ~ manners            
unreflecting = a  1) . ;  2) ,       
unreformed = a , ,     
unrefracted = a .   
unrefreshed = a ; to wake ~    
unregal = a , ,   
unregarded = a   , ,   
unregardful = a  1) , ;  2)       
unregenerate = a  1) a)   ,     ; )   (     ) ;  2)   ,       
unregistered = a  1) ; ~ citizen     ,         ;  2) . ,        (  )      
unregretted = a ,     
unregulated = a  1) , ; ~     
traffic   ;  2) , ; ~ mind              
unrehearsed = a  1) , ,     ; ~ speech      ; ~ effect  ;  2) ,  ; ~ play     ,         
unreined = adv  1)  ,  ;  2) , ; ~ passions            
unrelated = a  1) ,   ; ~ to     the 
realities of life          ;  2) a) ; they are entirely ~          ; )     , ;  3) ; to leave a fact ~            
unrelaxed = a  1) , ;  2)       
unrelenting = a  1) , , ,     ;  2) ; an intense and ~ struggle     ,        
unreliable = a ,   , ; to have smth. from an ~ source  ()     
unrelieved = a  1)   ( ,       . .) ;  2)   ; many sufferers 
are     ~ for want of funds          -  ;  3) , ;  4) ,  ( )      
unreligious = a  1)    ,        , , ; ~ education      ( ) ;  2) .       
unremarkable = a , ,     
unremembered = a    ,   
unremitted = a  1) a)  ( ) ; )      (   . .) ;  2) , ; ~ attention            
unremitting = a , , ; ~ energy  ; ~ toil  ; ~ rain    
unremorseful = a ,       
unremunerative = a  , , ; ~ 
occupation    
unrenderable = a ,  (  )  
unrenewed = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  (         . .)      
unrenowned = a , ,     
unrentable = a        
unrepaired = a  1) , ,     ;  2)  ( )      
unreserve = n  1) ;  2)       
unreserved = a  1) ;  2) ;  3)   (, )      
unrest = n  1) , , ;  2) ,       
unriddle = v ,   
unrip = v ,   
unrivalled = a    ,   
unroll = v ,   
unruffled = a  1) ,  (   . .)     ;  2) ,       
unruly = a , ,   
unsafe = a ,   
unsaleable = a   ,  (   . .)  
unsalted = a ,   
unsalutary = a  (   . .)  
unsanctioned = a ,   
unsane = a ,   
unsanitary = a ,   
unsated = a , ,  ( ,   . .)  
unsatisfactory = a ,   
unsatisfied = a ; his curiosity was ~     ; ~    
unsatisfying = a ; ~ meal    
unsaturated = a   
unsavory = a  1) a) ; ) , ;  2) , ; ~ smell      ; ~ reputation  ,      ; ~ role        
unsay = v (unsaid)   () ,  (   )  
unscalable = a  (   . .)  
unscale = v  1) ,   ( ) ;  2) ,        
unscared = a   
unscarred = a   ,   
unscathed = a ,   
unscented = a , , ; ~ soap    
unscholarly = a  1)  ;  2)       
unscooled = a  1) , ;  2) , ; ~ talent      ;  3) ;  4)   (   . .)      
unscrew = v (), ()  
unscrupulous = a  1)   ,       ;  2) ,       
unseal = v   
unsearchable = a , ,   
unseasoned = a  1) , , . ;  2)        
unseat = v  1)  ( ) ,  (       . .) ;  2)  ,       
unseemly = a , ,   
unseen = a  1) ;  2)       
unselfish = a ,   
unsettle = v  , ,   ,   
unsettled = a  1) ,   ;  2) , ,      ( ) ;  3)  (   . .) ;  4) ;  5) , ;  6) .       
unshakable = a   
unshaken = a , ,   
unsheathe = v     
unshod = 1. a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ) 2. v past  p. p.  unshoe    
unshoe = v  1)  (-.) ,   (     -.) ;  2)  ()      
unshorn = a , , ; ~ beard    
unshortened = a  1) ;  2)       
unshot I = a  1) ;  2) a)  ( ) ; )      ( )      
unshot II = a     
unshown = a   
unshrinkable = a .   
unshrinking = a , ,   
unshriven = a ,      
unshunnable = a ; ~ doom    
unshut = a , ,   
unshutter = v      
unsifted = a  1) ;  2) . ,           
unsight = v .   
unsighted = a  1)     ; the ship is     
still ~     ;  2)   ;  3)       
unsightly = a , ,   
unsigned = a   
unsilvered = a   
unsin = v    
unsincere = a ,   
unsinew = v , ; to ~ the enemy    
unsinful = a ,   
unsisterly = a  ,   
unsizeable = a     ( )  
unsized = a  1)     2)  ( )      
unskilful = a  1) , ;  2) , ; ~ attempt            
unskilled = a  1) , ; ~ labor     )   ; )      () ;  2) ,       
unskimmed = a     . .; ~ milk  ()   
unslaked = a  1)  (   . .) ;  2)  ( )      
unsleeping = a , ; ~ vigilance    
unslept = a  1)  ,   ; he arose     
early ~      ;  2)  ( , . ~ in)      
unsling = v (unslung)  1) a) , ; ) .        (  ' ') ;  2) .         
unsluice = v ,      
unslumbering = a . ,   
unslung = past  p. p.  unsling  
unsmiling = a ,   
unsophisticated = a , ,   
unsound = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)       
unsparing = a  1) ;  2) ,       
unspeakable = a  1) ,  () ;  2)        
unspotted = a ,   
unstable = a ,   
unsteady = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
unstressed = a  1) ;  2)  ( , )      
unsuitable = a ,   
unsuspected = a  1) ;  2) ,       (-., -.)      
untamable = a ,   
untapped = a  (   . .)  
unthinkable = a  1) ;  2) .       
unthinking = a , ,   
untie = v ,   
until = 1. prep ; ~ summer  ; 2. conj (  ) ; 
he worked ~ he   was too tired to do more   (    ),       
untimely = 1. a , ; 2. adv ,  ,       
untiring = a   
unto = . to I  
untold = a  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) , ,       
untoward = a  1) , , ;  2) . ,       
untrammelled = a ,  (   . .)  
untranslatable = a   
untread = v (untrod,untrode, untrodden,untrod) ,    
untried = a  1) , ; we have left     no 
reserve ~    ;  2) a)    ( ) ; )     ; ~ prisoner ,                 
untrilled = a ,  ; the peculiar English ~    'r'  
untrimmed = a  1)    , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) a)  (   . .) ; )     ; ) ; ~ copy       ()      
untrod I = a  1) , ; ~ path      ;  2) ; ~ forest        
untrod II = past  p. p.  untread  
untrodden I = = untrod I  
untrodden = II p. p.  untread  
untrode = . past  untread  
untroubled = a  1) , ;  2) , ; the ~ surface of a lake       ()       
untrue = a  1) ; to be ~ to smb.       -.;  2) , ; it is absolutely ~       ;  3) ; ~ doors and windows        ;  4)   (-.) ; ~ 
to type         ;  5) ; ~ 
methods        
untruly = adv  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
untrustworthy = a   , ; ~ memory (person)   (); to take facts from ~ 
authorities         
untruth = n  1) , ; he never told an ~ in his     
life       ;  2) . ;  3) . ,      (  . .)      
untruthful = a , , ; ~ report    
untuck = v  1) , , ,      (-. , )     ; he stooped to ~ the rug  ,       () ;  2)   ( )      
untune = v  1)  (   .     .) ;  2) ,   ; his     troubles had ~d 
his mind                
untuned = a ,  (  ,   . .)  
unturned = a , to leave no stone ~ . stone  
untutored = a  1) ; ~ ear  ;  2) , ;  3) ,  (   .     .)      
untwine = v  1) a) ; ) ;  2) ) , ; )     , ;  3) ; to ~ the ties of friendship             
untwist = v  1) , , ; to     ~ a 
knot  ;  2) , ,           
unused I = a  ,   (  )  
unused II = a ,  ( -. - to)  
unusual = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
unutterable = a   
unvarnished = a , .   
unveil = v  1)  , ;  2)   () ;  3)  ()      
unversed = a , ,  ( -. - in)  
unvoiced = a  1) ;  2) .       
unwanted = a , , ,   
unwarrantable = a ,     
unwearying = a   
unwelcome = a  1) , , ;  2)       
unwell = a   
unwieldly = a  1) ;  2)       
unwilling = a ,   
unwillingly = adv ,    
unwind = v ( past, p. p. unwound) ()  
unwinking = a , .   
unwise = a ,   
unwittingly = adv ,   
unwonted = a ,   
unworldly = a  1) ;  2)          
unworthy = a ,   
unwound = past, p. p. . unwind  
unwritten = a , ; ~ law .    
unyielding = a , , ,   
up = 1. prep  1)      ; up     the 
river   ; up the hill  ;     up the steps   ;  2)    to  : )          ,     ; he came up to 
me    ; )         ; I     counted up to twenty    20; )      -. , ;     up to the mark  , ,     ; not up to the mark       , ; not up to his     work    ; up to     his income   ; 2. adv  1)     ; hands     up!  !; to climb up to the top of     the ladder     ; up     and down   ,   ,       ,   ;  2)               ; high     
up a tree   ;  3)    .  : )              ,    ,           ; I 
was up at     eight in the morning    8  ;     we 
get up early   ; the patient     sat up in bed    ; the sun     (the moon) is up  ()      (); the barometer is up      ; )   ,      . I could not 
catch up with     him     ; it is all up with     
him    ; the weather has     cleared up  ; 3. n ; the ~s and downs of life    ; 4. a  1) ;  2)  ;  3)    ( ) ; 5. v .  1) ;  2)  ()      
up- = pref  1)  .,    . . .,          ,       . .: 
upbringing ;     upheaval  () ;  2)  .  .         , , ; uphill      ,  , upland , ;     
upstairs   ,       
up-and-coming = a . .  1) , , ,     ;  2) ,       
up-and-down = 1. a , , , ; 2. adv  1) , ;  2)         
up-and-running = a (  )   
upas = n  1)  ( . ~ tree);  2)   , .            
upbraid = v   -., ,   
upbringing = n   
upbuilding = n ; ~ of communism    
upchuck = v .  1)  ;  2)       
up-country = 1. n   ; 2. a   ,         
up-front = a .  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) ,              
up-grade = n   
upgrowth = n ,   
upheaval = n  1) ;  2) .  ;  3)   ,       
upheave = v ,   
upheld = past, p. p. . uphold  
uphill = 1. a   , . , ; 2. adv      
uphold = v  1) ,  ;  2)  (  . .)      
upholster = v  1)  () ;  2)       
upholsterer = n ,   
upholstery = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
upkeep = n  1)  ( ), ;  2)        
upland = 1. n  ,   ; 2. a ,     
uplift = 1. n  1) , , ;  2) , ; 2. v ,     
upmost = . uppermost  
upon = . on  
upper I = a , ; the ~ ten (thousand)    
upper II = n  ; to be (down) on one`~s     
upper-cut = n  ( )  
uppermost = a  1)  ,  ;  2)  , ,     ; to be ~ in  ,            
uppish = a ,   
upraise = v ,   
upright I = 1. n , ; 2. a , ,     
upright II = 1. a , ; 2. adv , ,     
uprightness = n , ,   
uprise = v ( past uprose, p. p. uprisen)  1) ;  2)       
uprisen = p. p. . uprise  
uprising = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  (,  )      
uproar = n , , , ,  ()  
uproarious = a ,   
uproot = v   , . .   
uprose = past . uprise  
upscale = a  1) ;  2)         
upset = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) .  ; 2. v ( past, p. 
p. upset)  1) ();  2)  (  . .) ;  3)  (  . .) ;  4)   , ,           
upshot = n , ,   
upside = n    
upside-down = 1. a  1)   ;  2) ,   ; 2. adv  ,      
upstairs = 1. a   , ; 2. adv   ,     
upstanding = a  1) , , ; ~ collar      ;  2) a)  , ; )       ;  3) , , ;  4) , ; ~ wage             
upstart = 1. n . ; 2. a .  1)  , ;  2)   , ,      ;  3)          ( ,   . .) ; 3. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
up-sticks = v . .   ,   
up-stream = 1. a  1)    ; ~ face       () ;  2) ,   ; 2. adv  1)   ;  2)        
up-stroke = n  1) ,   ( )     ;  2) .  ()       
upsun = n .        
upsurge = 1. n  , ;   revolutionary ~  ; 2. v ,     
upswing = n  , ; to be on the ~   ,    
uptake = n  1) ;  2) . , ;     quick (slow) in the ~ ,      ( )      
upthrow = n  1)  ;  2) . ;  3) .         
upthrust = n  1)   ;  2) . ,        
up to = phr prep    1)   -.  : 
do you feel     ~ making this trip?    ()       ?; I don`t feel ~ it )        (   )  ; )         ;  2)  -.   ; ~     sample (standard)         ( ); ~ the mark       ; to be (not) ~ the mark . mark I 7.; to live ~ one`s income     ; he is not ~ his work        ; he acted ~ his   promise  ,  ; he did not   come ~ my expectations       ;  3) a)   ()       ; ~ then   ; ~ January  ;     ~ what age did you 
live in the country?           ?; )       ; ~ here       ; ~ page fifteen   ;     he is ~ his ears in love (in debt)         ( ); to praise smb. ~ the     skies  -.  ; )       ; 
he has learned to     count ~ a hundred         ; he earns anything ~ $10 a week        10   ;  4) a)   -.        ; he came ~ me and asked the time          ,   (     . . up IV 4); he went straight ~ 
the     entrance     ; they     advanced ~ 
the walls of the city          ; to 
get (to catch) ~     smb.  -.,   -. (     . . up IV 4); )            -., -.; to stand     close ~ one another  ; to     keep ~ the times    ,         ;  5) ,   : it`s ~ us     to give them all the help we can         ,  ; it`s ~ you to     decide  ,   ;  6)  : to be ~ smth. )      -.; 
what are you ~ now?        ?; )    -.; to     be ~ anything    ; to be ~     
a thing or two    ,        ; this 
book is not ~ much               
up to date =   1)   ,   ;  2)          
up-to-date = a  1) ,       , ; ~ model      ; to bring a 
report ~        ()   ();  2)    ,        . .      
up-top = n   ( )  
up town = adv = up-town  
up-town = 1. n  1)   ;  2) .   ; 2. a  1)           ;  2) .         ; 3. 
adv  1)    ,          ;  2) .    ,                
uptrend = n     
upturn I = n ,   
upturn II = v   
upturned = a  1)    ;  2) a) ; ) , ;  3) ) , ; ~ nose      ; )       
upward I = a    , ; an ~ 
glance ,  ; prices show an ~ tendency   ()  
upward II = = upwards  
upward irrigation = .-.  ,    
upwards = adv  1) ; to look (to move) ~      () ; to follow the river ~        ;  2) , ,  ( . and ~, or     ~); children of 
six years old and ~         ;  3)   (-.        ) ; from my early youth ~       ; ~ of a) ; they found ~ of forty     
specimens     ;     ) , ; ~ of a thousand     words         
up-wind = adv    
ur = int -! (,      -.)  
urachus = n .      
uraei = pl  uraeus  
uraemia = n .   
uraeus = n .  (    )  Ural-Altaic = 1. n -  ; 2. a -    Uralite = n .   Uralo- =   ,      -; Uralo-Altaic -; Uralo-Caspian -  
uranate = n . ,     Urania = n . .  ( -  )  
urania = n . ,    Uranian I = a  1) .    ;  2) ;  3)       Uranian II = a      
uranic I = a   
uranic II = a .  1) ;  2)         
uraniferous = a    
uraninite = n  . ,   
uranism = n   
uranite = n . ,    
uranium = n . ; ~ family  ; ~ reactor .    
uranography = n   
uranology = n   
uranous = a .     Uranus = n  1) . . ;  2) . ()       
uranyl = n .   
urari = n  (  )  
urate = n .   ,   
urban = 1. n .  , ; 2. a ; ~ 
population    ; ~ district  ; ~   
life c     
urbane = a  1) , ;  2)       
urbanity = n  1) , ;  2)       
urchin = n   Urdu = n    
urge = 1. n , ,  ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ,       
urgency = n  1) , ,      ;  2) ,       
urgent = a  1) , ;  2) , ,       
urinate = v   
urine = n   
urn = n  1) ;  2) ,       Ursa = n . ~ Major  ; ~ Minor    
ursaphobic = n () ,    (ursus .  )  
us = pron pers ( . .  we) , ; by us ; to us ; 
with us  ; of us   
usable = a ()    
usage = n  1) ;  2) , ; rough ~      ;  3) ,       
use = 1. n  1) , , ;     free ~   (     ) ; in ~  ,     ; in daily ~       ,  ; 
out of ~       ; to be in ~       ; to be (  to fall) out of ~       ; to make ~ of     , ; to 
have the ~     of  -.; to put to ~     ;  2) ; of ~ ; of no ~     ; 
there is no ~ ,       ; is there any ~?  ?;  3) , , ; ~ and wont      ,  ;     there is no ~ to cry 
over spilt milk .        ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) ,   -.;  3)  past  ; it ~ d to     come 
at ten o`clock          ; there ~d to be a house        ; to ~ up ,     , ; ~d up ,           
used = a  1) , ; to get ~   2) . ,       
useful = a , ; to come in ~ )  ; )   
useless = a , ,   
user = n ,   
usher I = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) . , .  ,       
usher II = v  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2)  ( -., . to ~ in)      
usual = a , ,  ( , ) ; as ~  ,    
usually = adv ,   
usurer = n   
usurious = a   
usurp = v  , ,   
usurpation = n  ,   
usurper = n ,   
usury = n  1) ;  2)  ; with ~ .            
utensil = n  1) ; kitchen ~s  ;  2) ; writing ~s            
uterus = n  1) . ;  2) ,       
utilitarian = 1. n ; 2. a     
utility = n  1) , , ;  2) public 
utilities       ,      ;  3) attr ,        
utility-man = n  1) . .    ;  2)          
utilization = n   
utilize = v ,   
utmost = 1. n  ,  ,    ; to 
the ~   ,     ; to do one`s ~     ; 2. a  1) , ,  ;  2)  ( ,   . .)     ,       Utopia = n   Utopian = 1. n ; 2. a     
utter I = v  1)  (, ) ;  2) ,  ;  3)   ,      (   . .)      
utter II = v  1) , , ,     ,  (   . .) ;  2)       
utterance = n  1)  (-.) ; to give ~ to     ,   (  . .) ,      (  . .) ;  2) ;  3) , ; public ~            
utterless = a  1) ;  2) , ; ~ 
dishonor            
utterly = adv , , ; I am ~ exhausted (ruined)    ()  
uttermost = a , ,    
utu = n .      U-tube = n .    , U-   
uva = n ( pl . uvae) .  1) ,  ;  2) , '' ( )      
uvae = pl  uva  
uvea = n . ,     
uviol = n   ( . ~ glass)  
uvula = n ( pl -ae) .   
uvulae = pl  uvula  
uvular = a  1) . ;  2) .       
uvulitis = n .  ,   
uxorial = a  1)    ,       ;  2) = uxorious      
uxoricide = n  1) ;  2)       
uxorious = a    ,    Uzbek = 1. n  1) , ; the ~s . ;  2)  ; 2. a     V, v = n ( pl Vs, v`s)  1) 22-  . ;  2) . .  ;  3)  . . . (.        ) )    V,     V-, , ,     V-neck   ( ) ,         V, V-formation .       () ''; )        (   ) , V-Day      , V-sign       (           V)      
vac I = n ( .  vacation) .   
vac II = n ( .  vacuum-cleaner) .   
vaca = n . .   
vacancy = n  1) ; to stare into ~        ( );  2) ,    ;  3) ,   ,     , , ; ~ of     mind (of thought)   ();  4) ) , ; a ~ in one`s     knowledge   ; ) -.       , ;  5) ) ,  ; to fill a ~      ; ) ,       ; 'no vacancies' ' '     (    . .) ;  6) . , ,           
vacant = a  1) , ,  (     ,   . .) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ,  ( ) ;  5)  ( , ) ;  6) .  ( )      
vacate = v  1)  (, , )     ;  2) ,  (,   .     .)      
vacation = 1. n  1) (of) , ; ~ of a     
position   , ;  2) (from) . , ; ~ from labor       ;  3) ) , ,  (        . .) ; the students     
are on ~   ; long (summer)     ~  ; Christmas ~      () ; two 
weeks`     ~  ; )      ;  4) . . ,  (      ) ; ~ pay  (); ~     time  () ; ~     
subscription .  ( )       ; 2. v .    ; he   ~ed in Maine          
vacationist = n . ,   
vaccary = n .  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
vaccinal = a .  1) ;  2)   , ; ~     fever        
vaccinate = v .  1)  ;  2)  ,  ,           
vaccination = n .  1) ,  ;  2) ; ~ law        ; ~ 
rash  ,             
vaccinationist = = vaccinist  
vaccinator = n .  1) ,  ;  2)   ;  3) = vaccinist      
vaccine = 1. n . ; 2. a  1) ) .    ; ~     disease  ; )        ; ~ point  ; )     , ; ~ inoculation     , ; ~ treatment     ;  2) . ;  3) n .   ,                   
vaccing = n . = vacuum-cleaning    
vaccinia = n .    
vacciniaceous plant = n .    (Ericaceae)  
vaccinist = n  () ,     
vacillate = v  1) , ;  2) ,        
vacillation = n  1) ;  2) ,       
vacua = pl . vacuum  
vacuity = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
vacuous = a  1) ;  2) , ,           
vacuum = n  1)  , ,     ;  2) . ;  3) attr       
vacuum-tube = n   1)  ;  2) attr       
vade-mecum = n    
vagabond = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . ; 2. 
a , ; 3. v ,     
vagabondage = . vagabondism  
vagabondism = n   
vagary = n  1)  ,  ;  2) , ;  3)       
vagrancy = n ,   
vagrant = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2)       
vague = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( , ) ;  3) ,  ( ,      )      
vain = a  1) , ; in ~ ,     ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ;  3) , ; to be ~ of      (-.)      
vainglorious = a ,   
vainglory = n ,   
valance = n  ( ) ,  ( , )  
vale I = n  1) . ;  2)        
vale II = 1. n ; 2. int !    
valediction = n , ,    
valedictory = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) .   (        ) ; 2. a ,     
valence = . valency  
valency = n . ,   
valentine = n  1) , - (         . ) ;  2)          (   . )      
valerian = n  1) . ;  2)        
valet = n  1) ,  ( . valet de chambre     );  2) .   (     , ,   ) ;  3) .         
valetudinarian = 1. n    ; 2. a ,     
valetudinary = 1, 2 . valetudinarian 1., 2.  
valiant = a , ,   
valid = a  1) , , ;  2) ,   (       . .)      
validate = v . .  1) ) , ; )      (   . .) ,      (-.) ;  2)  ,       ; to ~ a passport      ;  3) ; to ~ a report      ; to ~ a 
conclusion by     demonstration   ; to     ~ a policy         
validating = a . ~ act .   (  ) ; ~ voucher    
validation = n . .  1) , ;  2)   ,       
validity = n  1) . , ; to     dispute 
the ~ of a document       ;  2) ) , ; ~ of an     argument   (); ~ of     a conclusion  ; )     , , ;  3) ) . ; ~ 
of forecast     .  ; the ~ of troops      ; ) .      ()      
valise = n  1) ) , ; )  (       ) ;  2) . . ,        Valkyr = = Valkyrie  Valkyrian = a  1) . .  ;  2) . ,  ( )     ( )      Valkyrie = n . .   
valla = pl  vallum  
vallar = a . -. .   , ; ~ crown (garland) ,   ,       
valley = n  1) ; up the ~    ; down     the ~   ; the V. . )       ; )   ;  2) ( .  lily of the valley) .     ;  3)  ;  4)    ( ) ;  5) . , ;  6) . ; ~ glacier .      () ; ~ fen (moor)      ,  ; ~ of tears       ( ) ; ~ of the shadow of death     . , .    (      )      
valley-line = n . ,   
vallum = n ( pl -la) . .  1)  ;  2)       
valor = . . = valour  
valorem = n . ad ~  ,   ,  ; ad ~ duty  ' '  
valorization = n .  1)  , .       ;  2)  ()      
valorize = v .  1)  , .       ;  2)  ()      
valorous = a .  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( )      
valour = n . , , , deeds of ~ ; your ~ .   () ; pot ~   ;       
valse = n .   
valuable = 1. n . pl  , ,   ; 2. a  1) , , ; ~ picture     (furniture, 
horse, dog, land)      ()  (, , ,     ); ~ diamond       ; ~ 
effects , ;  2) ) , ; ~ 
information      ; ~ discovery (piece of     
evidence)   (); ~     service (assistance)       (); ~ collaborator  ,      ; ~ citizen .      (  )     ; quinine is ~ 
for curing fevers      -    ;  3) (to)  ( -.) ; ~ to the     community  ; food is ~ to     the animal and moisture to 
the plant       ,   - ;  4) .  ; a service not ~     in money ,         ;  5)  ( ) ; ~ 
consideration     .  ; for a ~ consideration     .        
valuation = n  1) ,  , ,     
customs ~  ; to take smb. at     his own ~ .        -.,   ; his ~ of 
our work     was not high           ;  2) .-. ,       
valuator = n   
value = 1. n  1) ) , ; the ~ of exercise     (of 
fresh water, of accuracy, of quinine)      ( )  (     , , ); it is 
nothing of     any ~     ,        ; of ~ ; of     no ~   , ,     ; the book will 
be of great ~ to you      ,    ()     ; to set ~ upon smth. , to attach ~ to     smth.   -.; to set a ~ upon     )  -.; )  -.; to     set too high a ~ upon smth.      -.; he sets a high ~ on his time a)         ; ) pl     ; ethical (eternal, cultural) ~s      (, ) ;     sense of ~s  ,      ,     ; )     (of, for) . ()  (-.) ,      ( -.) ;  2) ,  (      ) ; he gives you ~ for your money                 ,   ; he got 
good ~ for     his money   ()      (-.) ; 
the book is quite a good ~ for     five dollars      -      ; this article is a very good ~          (      ); to pay the ~ of lost property             ;  3) ,  () ; the precise ~     of a 
word   ; the word is     used with all its poetic ~           ;     to 
give full ~ to each word      ;  4) ) . . ,  (      ) , commercial ~      ; market ~ )  ;     )  ; nominal (par, face) ~      ,  ,      current ~ s       , at ~   , under ~      , 
the ~ of a dollar fluctuates        ; in     terms of ~   , loss     (fall) of ~  , to lose/fall, to     go down/in ~   ;  5) . , exchange ~      , surplus ~  ;  6) . ,    ,     for ~ received   (       ) ;  7) . , ; 
absolute     (actual, average, negative) ~      (, , ) ;     initial ~  ,      , iodine ~  ; 
crest/peak/     ~ a) , ) ,      , heating ~  ,     ; to 
accept smth at face ~      -.   ; 2. v  1) ,  , to ~ work     done    ,        ;  2) , , to ~ honor (health,     one`s life)  , (,      ) I ~ your friendship        ;  3) . ,        ; to ~ on a person       -.,          -.      
value-added = n .    
valued = a  1) , ,  , ~     opinion  ;  2) .    ( )      
valueless = a   , ,   
valuer = n ,   
valuta = n .   
valvate = a .   
valve = n  1) . , , check ~      ; 
relief ~  ;     kingston ~ . ; 
butterfly ~      ;  2) .  ();  3) . ;  4)   ;  5) . , ;  6) .  (  ) ; ~     holder   ; ~ base        ; ~ setting .            
valve box = .    
valve cap = .   ()  
valve clearance = .    
vamoose = v . . ,   
vamose = . vamoose  
vamp I = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) ;  3) .  ; 2. v  1)    ( ) ;  2) , ,        ( . to ~ up);  3) .        
vamp II = 1. n . , ,   ; 2. v . , ,    ()    
vampire = n , . , ()  
van I = n  1) , ;  2)  (, , )      
van II = n   
vandal = 1. n  1) ) , ; ) . ,     ;  2) (V.) .  ; 2. a  1) ) ; ) . ;  2) (V.) .       
vandalic = . vandal 2.  1)      
vandalism = n  1) , ;  2) ,       (-.) ,   (        . .)      
vandalistic = = vandal 2.1)  
vandalize = v   (    . .) , ,    Vandyke = n  1) .  ; a ~   ;  2)           ( . ~ collar);  3)   ( . ~ beard);  4) (v.) pl  (   . .) ;  5) (v.)     ;  6) '-' ( , . ~     brown) ; ~ cap   (     )      
vane = n  1) , ;  2)  () ,      (, ) ,  () ;  3) ,  (  ) ,     ;  4)  ;  5) .  () ;  6) .    ( )      
vanessa = n .  (Vanessa gen.)  
van-foss(e) = n . . ,    
vang = n .  1) -;  2)        
vanguard = n  1) ) ,  ; to be in     the ~ 
of a movement         ; ) .  ;  2)  ,  (  .     .) ; ~ 
artists -; ~     tank .        
vanilla = n  1) ) .  (Vanilla planifolia) ; )     ,   () ;  2) .  ; two ~s        ;  3) . . ) ; )      , , ;  4)  . .  !, !;     ~ ice  ; ~ bean            
vanilla grass = n .  (Hierochloe odorata)  
vanille = n .  ()  
vanillic = a ,   
vanillin = n . , .   
vanish I = n .   
vanish II = v  1) , ; suspicions     (prospects, 
spots, ghosts) ~ed      (, , )      (); he ~ed in the crowd        ; the hours ~ away  ; to ~     into air  ( ); to ~ in the     dark  ()  ; 
to ~ out     of sight (from sight, from out view)       ;  2) . , ;  3) .         
vanished = a , ; ~ species  ; ~ 
friends  () ; ~ hopes    
vanishing = n ; ~ point ) .   (  ) ; ) .  ; to be at the ~ point    ,      
vanity = n  1) , ;  2) ; to tickle smb. `s ~      -.,  -.       
vanquish = v ,   
vanquisher = n ,   
vantage = n .  ( . . coign)  
vantage-ground = n ,    
vapid = a , , . ,   
vapidity = n , , .   
vapor = 1. n  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) , ;  4) pl . ,      ; 2. v  1) ;  2)       
vaporing = n  pl    
vaporish = a  1) ;  2) ,       
vaporization = n ,   
vaporize = v (), ()    
vaporous = a  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3)       
vapory = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3)  ( )      
variability = n   
variable = 1. n .  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)       
variance = n  1) ;  2) , , ; to     set at ~ ,  ; to be     
at ~ with )  (-.) ; )      (   . .) ; )        ( -.) ;  3) . ,       
variant = 1. n ; 2. a , , ,     
variation = n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . , . ;  4) ,       
varicolored = a   
varied = a ,   
variegated = a  1) , ;  2)       
variety = n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) . ;  4) ,  ( . ~ show);  5) attr       
variform = a    
various = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ( pl) ,       
varmint = n  1) . ;  2) (the ~) . .       
varnish = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  , , ;  4) ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2)  ;  3)  ()      
varnishing-day = n    ( )  
varsity = n .   
vary = v  1) (), ();  2) , , ;  3) .        
vascular = a .   
vase = , . n   
vaseline = n   
vassal = n  1) ;  2) ,  ;  3) attr       
vassalage = n  1) .  ;  2)        
vast = 1. n . ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) . ,  ( ,     ) ;  3)  ( )      
vastly = a . ,   
vat = n  1) , , ;  2)       Vatican = n  1) ;  2)        
vaudeville = n .  1) ;  2) .  ,       
vault I = 1. n  1) ; the ~ of heaven  ;  2)  , , ;  3) , family ~  ;  4)   ( ) ; 2. v      
vault II = 1. n  ( ) ; 2. v ,  ( )    
vaulted = a   
vaulting I = n  1) , ;  2)        
vaulting II = n   
vaulting-horse = n  ( )  
vaunt = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  (over)      `ve = . . = have  
veal = n  1) ;  2) attr  ( )      
vector = 1. n  1) . ;  2)  ;  3) attr ; 2. v ,      
vedette = n  1)   (. ~ post) ;  2)        
veer = v  1)  ,  (     ) , .  ,     ,   ;  2) .  ()      
veering = n   
vegetable = 1. n  1) , green ~s ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ;  2)       
vegetal = a   
vegetarian = 1. n ; 2. a     
vegetate = v  1) , ;  2)       
vegetation =   1) ;  2) , ;  3)  , ;  4) attr       
vegetative = a  1) , ;  2)       
vehemence = n , ,   
vehement = a , , ,   
vehicle = n  1)  () ,        ;  2) pl (),      ;  3) . () , unmanned ~       ; rocket ~     -;  4)  ,  (      . .) ;  5)  (,   . .) ;  6) .       
vehicular = a  1) ,        ( , ,   . .)     ; ~ inspection   ; ~     mileage    ; ~ 
tunnel        ; ~ casualty     .  ; ~ distance .        ( ) ; ~     radio set .  ;     ~ troops .  ;  2) , ; ~ transport      ; ~ traffic      ,  ;     extra ~ 
activity  ()       ,              
vehicularized = a . . , ; ~ infantry   
vehiculate = v .  1) , ;  2) ,              
vehiculation = n . ,   
vehiculatory = a . ,   
veil = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , ; to take the ~      ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) ,       
vein = n  1) , varicose ~s .       ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) . ;  5) ; to be in the ~        (-. , 
for) ; in the     same ~    ,         
veined = a    
velar = 1. n .  ; 2. a .     
veld(t)-shoe = n      
velitation = n . ,  ( , )  
velites = n pl  (     )  
velleity = n .  1)  ,        (  ) ,      ( -.) ;  2) 
pl        
vellicate = n .  1) , ;  2) . )  (, ) ;     ) ,       
vellum = n  1) )  (. ) ; )      () ;  2)   , ,        ;  3) , ;  4) ,   ( . ~ paper);     ~ roll  ; ~ cloth            
velocimeter = n .      
velocipede = n  1) .   ;  2)   ( . ~ trolley);  3) .       
velocitize = v .       e  
velocity = n  1) ; angular ~ .      ; 
initial ~  ; the     ~ of light (of sound, of 
wind)       (, );  2) , ; 
to act with the ~ of     thought    ; ~     
head (pressure) .        
velodrome = n ; indoor ~    
velour(s) = n  1) . )  ( ) ; moire ~     - ( ) ; )     -; )       ;  2)   ( . ~ 
hat);  3) . velure  2)      
velt = = n veld -. , , ; ~ grasses   
velum = n . ,    
velure = n  1) . , ;  2)         -      
velvet = 1. n  1) ) .  ( . silk ~); panne ~     ; raised ~         ; ribbed ~   ; stamped ~      () ; worsted ~      () ; ) .     , ; the ~ of her skin (of     the meadow)    ();  2) . )  ( . cotton ~);     twilled ~ -; ) ;  3) . , , , ,     on ~ )  ; )        ,  ; to the ~     )  -. ; )  ; to be a     hundred dollars to the ~        100 ; black ~        ; 2. a  1) ) ; ~ dresses (jackets, hats,     
curtains)   (, ,     ); ~ 
braid  () ; )     . ,  ; ~ 
moss     (leaf)   (); ~ skin      , ,   ;  2)  ( ) ; ~ black -     (-)       
velvet-bean = n .   (Mucuna utilis)  
velveteen = n  1) . , , ,      , corded (ribbed) ~     -; 
plush ~ -,      ;  2) pl . ,  ( )      
velveting = n .   ( . ~ goods)  
velvety = a  1) ,  (. .) ;  2)  ( )      
vena = n ( pl -ae) .   
venae = pl  vena  
venal I = a  1) , , ; ~     judges (politicians)       (); ~ vote (voters)      ; ~ bargain       ; ~ practices , ;     a ~ arrangement 
whereby some contractors are     favored ,            ;     the ~ 
sale of political offices       (  )      ;  2) . , ; 
the figs are ~     at the nearest stall               
venal II = a .   
venality = n  1) , , ;  2) .  ()      
venally = adv ,   ,    
venatic, venatical = a   
venation I = n .   
venation II = n . ,    
venatorial, venatory = a .  1) ;  2)        
vend = 1. n .  1) ;  2)  ( -. ) ; 2. v  1) . . ) ,  (.      ) ; the right to ~ books and     newspapers          ; ) ,       ;  2)  ( ) ,      ( ) ,  ()      
vendace = n .  1)         (Coregonus albula) ;  2)  (Coregonus vandesius)      Vendean = 1. n . . ; the ~s .   ; 2. 
a . .     
vendee = n .   
vender = n  1) ,  (.       , ) , , street ~s      ;  2) . 
vendor;  3) = vending machine      
vendetta = n . ,    
vendibility = n , ,   ,    
vendible = 1. n , ,     ; 2. 
a  1)   , ; ~ coal      ; 
the berries will not be ~     for another two weeks             ;  2) . , ; ~     magistrates (women)       (); ~ votes  ,      ; ~ titles (honors)      ( ),               
vending = n  1)     ;  2) . ,       
vending machine = n    
veneer = 1. n  1) () ;  2)   , , ;  3) ,  (-.) ,      ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2)   , ;  3)   (-.) ,             
venerable = a  1) ;  2) .  ( )      
venerate = v  ( -.) ,   
veneration = n , ,   
venereal = a   Venetian = 1. n ; 2. a     
vengeable = a . , .  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .-. ,       
vengeance = n , , ; fearful (bloody) ~  () ; swift ~  () ; to take (to inflict, to exact, to wreak) ~ on (upon) 
smb. ; to lay oneself open to smb. `s ~    -. ; to seek ~ upon a person e  -.; a 
crime that cries for ~ ,   ; ~ is 
mine; I will repay .  ,   ; ~ weapon .  ,    ; with a ~ ,   ,  , ,  , ; to belabor smb. with a ~  -.  ; 
this is punctuality with a ~!   !,   !; the rain came down with a ~     ; that was ill-luck with a ~!    !; he is a demagogue with a ~      ; he is a gambler with a ~  ,   !; he lays it on with a ~    ()  
vengeful = a  1) ;  2) ; ~ weapon       (); ~ hand .      ; ~ wars        
venger = n .   V-engine = n . V-   
venial = a , ,  ( , ) ; ~ sin   ( . ); ~ 
offence  ()   
veniality = n  () ,  (, )  
venison = n   
venom = n  (,   . .), . .   
venomous = a   
venose = a  1) . ;  2) .       
venouse = . venose  
vent = 1. n  1)    ;  2) ;  3) ,  () ; to give ~       (-. - 
to) ;  4)  ( . ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ,  ()      
venta = n . , ,    
ventage = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .   (       )      
ventail = n . ,    
venter = n  1) .  ,  ; brother     of the 
same ~  ; children by     different  ()  ;  2) . , ,       
ventiduct = n    
ventil = n .  (  )  
ventilate = v  1) , ;  2) ,  (  . .)      
ventilation = n  1) , ;  2) ,  (  . .)      
ventilator = n   
ventricle = n .   
ventriloquist = n   
venture = 1. n  1)  ,  ;     at 
a ~ , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) , ,  ( . to     ~ on, to ~ upon); 
nothing ~, nothing have     .   -        
venturer = n   
venturesome = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)       
venturous = . venturesome  Venus = n . , .   Venusian = a      
veracious = a  1) ;  2) ,       
veracity = n  1) ;  2) ,       
veranda(h) = n   
verb = n . , auxiliary (deponent, impersonal, modal) ~  (, , ) ; (in)transitive ~ () ; reflexive ~  ; regular ~   ; irregular ~      
verbal = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) . ();  5) .       
verbally = adv ,    
verbatim = 1. a ; 2. adv     
verbose = a   
verbosity = n   
verdancy = n  1) ;  2) , ,       
verdant = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
verdict = n  1) ,   ;     to 
return (  to bring in) a ~ of not     guilty  ;  2) ,  ( -. - on)      
verdure = n  1) ,  , ;  2)       
verdurous = a   
verge = 1. n  1) , . . ; on the ~       (-. - of) ;  2)       ; 2. v , , ; to   ~ on  ( -.)    
verger = n    
verification = n  1) ;  2)  () ,      ()      
verify = v  1) ;  2) ,       
verisimilar = a   
verisimilitude = n ,   
veritable = a , ,   
verity = n , ,   
verjuice = n   ( ) ; a look of ~  ,     
vermeil = n  1)  ;  2)       
vermicelli = n   
vermicide = n  ()  
vermifuge = . vermicide  
vermilion = 1. n  1) ;  2) - ; 2. a -; 3. v ,   -     
vermin = n . , , .   
verminous = a  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)       
verm(o)uth = n   
vernacular = 1. n  1)  ;  2)  ; in the ~ )       ; )         ;  3)  ; 2. a  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ;  3)    ( )      
vernal = a   
versatile = a  1) ,  (     ,   . .) ;  2) ,  (       . .) ;  3)       
versatility = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
verse = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ; bland ~  ; to give     chapter and ~ (for)   ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)         
versed = a ,   
verse-monger = n   
versification = n  1) , accentual ~      ;  2)  ()        
versifier = n ,   
versify = v  1) ,  ;  2)  ()        
version = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ; the Russian and English ~s of the     treaty           
versus = prep   
vertebra = n  1) ;  2) pl       
vertebral = a   
vertebrate = 1. n  (); 2. a     
vertex = n  1) ;  2) .       
vertical = 1. n ,  ,   ; 2. 
a  1) , ;  2)       
vertices = pl . vertex  
vertigo = n   
verve = n , ,  ()  
very = 1. a  1) , , , that is the ~     
truth   ; the veriest     scoundrel unhung  ;  2) ()  ; that is the ~ one       ;  3)    . ,      , ; at that ~ moment        ; his ~ look 
betrayed him         ; the ~ thought 
frightens     me     ;  4)    . a ~ little more     will do  ,   ; 2. adv  1) ; ~ well  , ; ~     
much ;  2)    .        : not a ~ good bit     of work  ; I don`t 
sing ~ well        ; I am not ~ keen on going     
there      ;  3)   : I did 
my ~ utmost       ,  , ,         ; he came the ~ next day          ; 
the ~ last thing I     expected  ,        ; to the ~ last drop       ; my, his 
etc ~ own ,       . . , ; you shall 
have     this book for your ~ own                 
vesicle = n . , .   
vesper = n  1) . ;  2) (V.)  ;  3)   ( . ~ -bell);  4) pl    ,       
vespertine = a ,   
vessel = n  1)  (. .) ;  2) , ; leaky ~ ,        ; weaker ~ . , .     .   (.. )      
vest = 1. n  1)    ;  2) ();  3) . ; 2. v  1) . ();  2)  (  . ., with) ;  3) ,  (-. - in)      
vestal = n  1)  ( . ~ virgin);  2) ,        
vestee = n ,  (  )  
vestibular = a .   
vestige = n , ,    
vestment = n  1) , ;  2) .       
vest-pocket = n  1)  ;  2) attr  ( )      
vestry = n  1) . ;  2)    ;  3)        
vet = 1. n . ; 2. v  1) .   ( . .     );  2) , ,      ()      
vetch = n .   
veteran = 1. n  1) ) ,  ,      , Napoleon`s ~s       ; )  (  . .) ,     ,   ; ~s 
of     the stage  ; ~s of the law      ;  2) .  , ,     , ; ~s of World War     II  ()       , young ~s  ,      ; Veterans` Day       (11 ,       1954 ., . Armistice Day (. 
armistice))     ; ~s` readjustment         ,         ; ~s`     benefits (preference)          ;     Veterans` Administration         ,         ; 2. 
a  1) ) ,  ( , ) ,       ; ~ officer  ;     ~ troops . ,   ;     ) . ,   ,       -. ; ~ teacher      ; ~ 
courtier of Parliament         ;  2) , ; ~ service to     the nation   ;  3) .   ,       , ; ~ benefits            
veteranize = v .    ,    
veterinarian = 1, 2 = veterinary 1, 2  
veterinary = 1. n ,  ; 2. a ; ~ surgeon   (-) ; ~ medicine   (science) ; ~ hospital )     ; ) .    ; V. Corps . .        
veto = 1. n ,  ; to put a ~ on smth.    ,   -.; 2. v  ,     
via = prep   
viaduct = n   
vial = n () ,   
viands = n pl   
viatical = a . ,   
viaticals = n pl .  ,    
viaticum = n ( pl -ca) .  1) .   ; to     
administer the ~  ;  2) .    ,       ()      
viator = n ( pl -as) .   
viatores = pl  viator  
vibrancy = n ,   
vibrant = 1. n .  (); 2. a  1) ) , ; ~ with emotion     (with passion)    (     ); ~ with eagerness       ; )  ( ) ,      ( ) ; )  (     ) ;  2) ,  ; ~ 
personality     ,  ; ~ feelings      ; ~ streets  ()     ; ~ with health (with life, with     energy)   (,     );  3) .       
vibrate = v  1) ;  2) ;  3) (), ();  4) ,  ( -. - with)      
vibratile = a  1) ;  2) . ,       
vibrating = a , ; ~ screen .  ; ~ relay .  ; ~ pulse .     
vibration = n  1) )  (  . .) ,     ; 20 ~s per second 20       ; amplitude 
of ~ .      ; ) . ,     ; ~ of opinion       ;  2) ) , , ,     ; ) . ;  3) ) ; ) . , ;  4) .   ( . ~     massage); ~ frequency .      ; ~ damper . ; ~ meter     . , . ; ~ screen .      ; ~ test .       ; ~ resistance .       
vibrational = a   
vibration-proof = a .   
vibrative = a . ,   
vibrato = .   
vibrator = n  1) . vibrate + -or I 1.  2.;  2) . ;  3) . ;  4) .       
vibratory = a  1) , , ;  2) .    ,     , , ;     ~ massage .        
vibrio = n pl -os .   
vibriones = pl  vibrio  
vibro- =   -,       -, vibrospade , vibrograph , vibroplate    
vibrograph = n .   
vibrometer = n .   
vibropack = n .   
vibrorolling = n .   
vibroscope = n .   
vic = n . ,   
vicar = n .  1)  ; clerk (lay,     secular) ~ , ; ~ choral ;  2) , ; 
cardinal ~      ,   ;  3) (V.) ; the V. apostolic      ,  ; V.     of Bray , ,       (       XVII ,    )      
vicarage = n  1)  ;  2)         
vicaress = n .  1) -,       ;  2)         
vicarial = a . ) ; ~ duties  ; ) ,   
vicarious = a  1) ;  2) ,         
vice I = n  1) ;  2)  () ; constitutional ~      ;  3)  ( )      
vice II = n . , (as) firm as a ~  ,   
vice- = pref -  
vice-admiral = n -  
vice-like = a  ( )  
vice-president = n -  
viceroy = n -  
vice versa = adv   
vicinity = n  1) ;  2) , , in the ~ (of)      (),   (); in the ~     of sixty        
vicious = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4)  ( )      
vicissitude = n   
victim = n ; ~s of war    
victimize = v  1)  -.  , ;  2)       
victor = n  1) ;  2) attr       
victoria = n ,   Victorian = a ,   , . ,   
victorious = a   
victory = n ; to gain (  to win) the ~   ( -. - over) ; to secure a ~  ,  ; to claim the ~      
victual = v  1)  ;  2)        
victuals = n pl , ,   
vie = v  ( -. - with,  -. - in)  Vietnamese = 1. n , ; the ~ (.    pl) ; 2. a     
view = 1. n  1) ; a glorious ~ ,      ; dissolving ~s      ;  2) , , ,   (     . point of ~), ; 
large ~s      ; in my ~   ; in     
this ~   ,        ; to take a dim ~ 
of .       -.    -.     ; to take long ~s      , ;  3)  ; to be in ~ )  ;     ) ; to come into ~ ,      ; to 
come in ~ of )      -.; )   -.; 
to pass     from ~   ;  4) , , ; 
with the ~ of,     with a ~ to  ,  ,   ,      ; to bear (  to have, to keep)     in ~    ,   ; in ~     of ,   ;  5) ; on ~   ;     to the ~ , ; private ~       (  . .) ; 2. 
v  1) ;  2)  ,       
viewer = n ,  ( , )  
view-finder = n    
viewless = a   
view-lessly = adv .   
view-point, viewpoint = n  1) )  ; )  (,       . .) ;  2)   , ' '      
viewy = a  1) .   , ;     ~ 
person , ; ~ books      ;  2) . , ;               
vifda = = n vivda . ,    
vigesimal = a  1) ;  2)    (, ) ;  3)    20,  (     )      
vigesimo-quarto = n ( pl -os) . .  ()  1/24   
vigia = n .    ( )  
vigil = n  1) )  , ; to     keep ~ 
over a sick child         ; ) . ,     , ;  2) . , . ;  3) . )  , .      ; ) . pl  ,      , ; the Easter ~      ; ) .        
vigilance = n  1) , , ;  2) . ;  3) . ; ~ committee .     ' ' (     ) ; ~ man .  '     ',       
vigilant = a  1) ; to be ~ against smth.         -.,       ( )  -.;  2) , , ; be     
sober , be ~ . , ;  3) .       
vigilante = n . ,  ' ', ; ~ committee = vigilance committee (. vigilance)  
vigintial crop = . . ,        (  )  
vigneron = n . ,   
vignette = 1. n  1) ) ; ) .  ,       ,      ;  2) ,  , ,      (   ) ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  ,       
vignetter = n ,   1) ;  2)        
vignettist = n  1) -;  2)   ,        . .      
vigogne = n  1) = vicuna ( . ) ; )       );  2)  (   ) ; ~ yarn            
vigor = n , ,   
vigorous = a  1) , , ; ~ root      ; ~ plant  ; ~     of body () , ,     ; he is quite ~ for his age          ; ~ of mind       ; ~ of frame  ()     ; ~ of step   ,      ; ~ style ,       (, ); ~ commander      ;  2)  ( ) ; ~ measures     (protest)  ()  (-     )      
viking = n .   
vilayet = n .   
vild = . , . = vile  
vile = a  1) , , ; ~ insinuation      ; sycophant`s ~ practices     ,  ; ~     language ; ~ sin  ;     
fled from this ~ world, with ~st worms to     dwell (Shakespeare)             ; the ~ trade     
of an informer       ;  2) , ; ~ rags      ; 
to be ~ to the     senses    ;  3) .-. , ; ~ weather      () ; a perfectly     ~ hat   ,   -; very ~     phrase  ;  4) . . ; ~ body      ; this ~ body .       ; `Tis better to be ~ than ~ esteemed     (Shakespeare)    ,       ;  5) . , . ;  6)  . . .  : the vilest of     mankind ,        
vilification = n ,  ,   
vilifier = n , , ,   
vilify = n  1) , , ,      ;  2) . , ,       
vilipend = v .  1) , ,  ,      () ;  2) ,       
vility = n . , . ,   
vill = n  1) . , ;  2) .      (- )      
villa = n  1)     (.  ) ,      ,  ; a     semi-detached ~  ,         (  ) ;  2) ; a ~ on the Riviera       ;  3) .       
villadom = n  1) .  ;  2) . ,  ,            
village = n  1) ) , , , ; )     .  ( ) , ;  2) .  , ;       ;  3)  () ; ~ shops      ,  ; ~ commune      ; V. of Magnificent Distances .     ' ' (  .     )      
villager = n  , , ,  ; all the ~s came     
villagery = n . .     
villain = n  1) ) , ,  ;     
desperate ~s  ; ) .     , ; I`ll telegraph to the     young ~          ; the little ~ hid my slippers        ()       ;  2)  ,  ( ,       . .) ; the ~ 
of the piece )       () ; ) .      ,  ; )  ,         ;  3) . ,  ;  4) . ,       
villainage = = n villeinage .  ,    
villainess = n ,   
villainous = a  1) , ,  ( ) ,      ( ) ;  2) , ; ~ 
countenance            
villainy = n  1) ;  2)       
villein = . villain  3)      
vim = n . ,   
vindicate = v  1)  (,   . .) ,     ;  2)  (,   . .)      
vindication = n  1) , ;  2) , ; in ~ of one`s conduct        ;  3) , ;  4) . a) ; ) , ;  5) . , ,       
vindicator = n  1) , ;  2) .       
vindicatorily = adv  1) .  ,  ;  2)  ,          
vindicatory = a  1) , ,     , ,     ;  2) , ; ~ punishment     ;  3) . ,       
vindicatress = n  1) . , ;  2) .       
vindictive = a  1) ;  2) . , ; ~ punishment     ; ~ deities -; ~     
damages .  ,              (   )      
vine = n  1)   ( . grape-vine);  2)          
vinegar = n   
vineyard = n   
vinous = a   
vintage = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)  (          )      
viol = n .   
viola I = n .  ( )  
viola II = n     
violate = v  1) , ,  ;  2) () ,  (, ,       . .) ;  3) , ,  (      . .) ;  4)       
violation = n  1) ;  2) ()  (  . .) ;  3)       
violence = n  1) ; to do ~ to ,     , ;  2) ,       
violent = a  1) ;  2) , , ,  (     ) ;  3)  ( , )      
violet = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ; 2. a ,     
violin = n   
violinist = n ()  
violoncellist = n   
violoncello = n   
viper = n  1)  ( . common ~);  2) , ,  ;  3) .        
virago = n  ,   
virgin = 1. n , ; the Virgin   ; 2. a  1) , . , ;  2)       
virginal = a ,   
virginity = n  1) ;  2)       
virile = a  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)       
virility = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)        
virocracy = n  ,   
virology = n   
virose = a . , , ,   
virtu = n  1)   ,  ;  2)   ,       . . ; 
article (object, piece)     of ~     ,     . ;  3) .  , .       , ,       
virtual = a  1) , ,      (-.)  ,  (      ) ; the ~ manager of 
a business       ; rulers     
of a country   ;     he is a ~ stranger, 
althouth we`we met      ,  ,  ,        ;  2) . . , ,     ; ~ length       ( . .) ~ 
velocity .      ;  3)  ( , ) ; ~ image     .  ;  4) . . ; ~ rating .             
virtuality = n  1) ,  () ( .      );  2) , ,   ,     ,       
virtually = adv ,  ( . ) ,  ,  ,  ; ~ powerless  ,    ; the request was ~ a 
command   ,  , ; ~ the same   (  ) ; I am ~ certain that...    , ...  
virtued = a .  1) ,  (-.)     ;  2) , ,       
virtueless = a  1)  (   . .) ,     , ;  2) , , ,           
virtuosa = n ( pl -se, -s) . .  virtuoso  
virtuose = pl  virtuosa  
virtuosi = pl  virtuoso  
virtuosity = n  1) ;  2)   ,       (.  ) ;  3) .  ,       ,   . .      
virtuoso = n ( pl -os -si) ;  1) ;  2)  ,         ,     ,   . . ;  3) .       
virtuous = a  1) ) ; a ~ wife is a crown to     
her husband .   -        ; )  (     ) ; ) .  (       . .) ;  2) ) , , ; ~     herbs  ; ) ,       ; the ~ glass      ;  3) .  ( ) ; the ~     Mrs. Phillips         
virulence = n  1) ) ,  () ; ) .     ;  2) , ; to attack smb. with ~        -.      
virulent = a  1) , . , ;  2) , ,       
virus = n  1) . ,  ;  2) ; the ~ of an 
asp  ;  3)  (   . .) ,      , ; ~ prejudice       ; ~ 
disease      ; ~ warfare            
vis = n (pl vires) . , , ; ~ major -, () ,  ,   (    . .); ~ inertiale . )  ; ) .  ; ~ vitae  ,    
visa = 1. n  1) . ; entry (exit) ~        ( ); to apply for a ~  ;     to grant a ~    ;  2) ()  ( ) ,       ,   . .     ; ~ 
applicant ,  ; 2. v  1) . )    ,     ; )  ;  2)  () ,       , ,      ()      
visage = n .  1) ,  , ;  2) ,   ()      -visaged =      -   -  ; long-visaged ; dark-visaged , ; gloomy-visaged     
visard = . visor  
vis-a-vis = 1. n (pl  .)  1) ; my ~  ; I 
haven`t spoken     to ny ~       (     ,   );  2)   ,    ;  3) . )   ,           ;     ) ; 2. adv ,   ,     ; he and I sat ~ at 
dinner         ; 3. prep  1) ,    ( -.) ;     hi found himself ~ 
his friend         ;  2)   ; plane geometry ~ solid     geometry         ;  3)   , ; to be 
responsible     ~ smb.    -. he is     
responsibl; ~ the government for it     obligations ~ smb. , smth.         -.,   -.;     U.S. policy ~ France               
viscera = n pl .  1) ) , , ; )     . ;  2) .        
visceral = a .    ; ~ cavity  ; ~ divination      
viscerale = v .   
viscid = = viscous  
viscidity = n  1) , ;  2) , ,        
viscometer = = viscosimeter  
viscose = n . ; spun ~     ; ~ silk    
viscosimeter = n .   
viscosity = n  1) ;  2)        
viscount = n   
viscous = a ,   
vise I = . vice II  
vise II = 1. n ; 2. v     
visibility = n   
visible = a , , . ,   
vision = n  1) , beyond our ~        ,    ;  2) , ;  3) ,       
visional = a ,   
visionary = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) ,  ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ,       
visit = 1. n , ; to pay (  to make)   a ~ , ,  ; to   be on a ~  ( -. - to) ; to come   on a ~   ; domiciliary ~    ; 2. v  1) )  (-.) ,  (     -.) ,   ; to ~ a     neighbor (an old friend, 
a sick person)       ( , );     
a doctor ~s his patients       ; )  (-.) ,      (-.) , ,  (-.) ; I hope     to ~ Rome    ; we had no     
time to ~ the Tower          () ; to ~ foreign countries         ( ); I ~ed     the library last night          ; a spot ~ed by few ,         ; place never ~ed by     the sun ,    ;     ) . . (with, in, at) ,      -. , ,      ; I`ll ~ 
with mother tomorrow          ; to ~ 
in     the country   ; to ~ at a new     hotel    ; ~ing     in Paris  (  )      ; )   ; 
to ~     public houses and billiard-saloons         ;  2) ,  ( ,     ); famine often ~s this area          ; ~ed by     (with) a disease  ; the     city was ~ed by plague        ; the poet was ~ed by fits of gloom        ()  ;  3) . ) , ; to ~     the scene of a crime       ; ) ;  4) . . , ; 
to ~     over the telephone   ;     after the 
concert I ~ed the pianist          ;  5) . ) , , ,      (-.  -.) ,      (-.) ; to ~ with punishment (with     suffering)   ();     to ~ the 
sins (the iniquity) of the fathers     upon the children         ( ) ; do not ~ on us the 
blood of     these men             ; ) , ,      (-.)      
visitable = a  1)   ;  2)  ,  (     )      
visitant = 1. n . ) , ,    ; )  ,      ,  ; 2. 
a  1)  ( ) ;  2) . , ,       
visitation = n  1) ) , , ; ~ of the     sick  ()   ; )     .   (,          ) ;  2) )  ; ) .      ;  3) . . , , '     '; a ~ of God for the 
people`s sins        ; died by the ~ of     God     (       ) ; 
year marked by a ~     of pestillence ,       ;  4) . ,  (. ) ;  5)      ;  6) .    ,            
visitatorial = a  1) ; ~ power  ;  2) ,       
visite = n . ,  ()  
visitor = n  1) , ; summer ~ ;  2)       
visor = n  1)  ();  2) .   () ;  3) .       
vista = n  1)   -. (         . .) ;  2) ,  (   -.) ;  3)   ( -. - of)      
visual = a  1) , , ;  2)  ( )      
visualize = v ,  ,    
vital = a  1) ;  2) ,   3) ,       
vitality = n  1) , ;  2)        
vitals = n pl  1) .   ;  2)    (,       . .);  3) .    ;  4) .         
vitamin = n ; ~ deficiency )   ( ); )   
vitamine = . = vitamin  
vitaminic = a ,   
vitaminize = v ,    
vitaminized = a   
vitaminous = a , ,   
viti- = = vini- (.. vino-)     ;       -; -  
vitiate = 1. . = vitiated; 2. v  1) ; to ~ the style      () ; to ~ literary works      ()       ; plays that ~ 
taste ,       ; his constitution     
was ~d by excess        ;  2)  (-.) , ,      () ;  3) .  ,       ; to ~ a will (a contract, a     transaction)         (, );  4) . ;  5) .       
vitiated = a  1) ; ~ air  ; ~     
judg(e)ment   ,      ; ~ taste      ; ~ by luxury  ;  2) .         
vitiation = n  1) ) , , ; ) .     ;  2) ;  3) .   ,            
viticide = n .-.     
viticulture = n ,   
viticulturer, viticulturist = n   
vitiosity = n .   
vitis = n . ,    (Vitaceue)  
vitrage = n   ( . ~ net, ~ cloth)  
vitreous = a  1) . ) , ; )     .  ( ) ;  2) . , ; ~ body     (humor)   () ; ~     electricity . ''     () ; ~ grain .-.            
vitreousness = n .-.  ()  
vitrescence = n ,   
vitrescent = a  1) ,           ;  2) . vitreous  2)      
vitrescible = = vitrifiable  
vitrics = n  1)   ;  2)        
vitrifaction = = vitrification  
vitrifiable = a        ,   
vitrification = n  1)           , ;  2) . ) ; ) ;  2) ,       
vitriol = n  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ,      ( )      
vituperate = v ,   
vivacious = a , ,   
vivacity = n , ,   
vivid = a  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  ( ,   ..) ,      ( )      
vivify = v   
vixen = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
vizi(e)r = n   
vizor = . visor  
vocable = n   
vocabulary = n  1)  (,   .     .) ;  2)  ;  3)   ()      
vocal = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) ;  5)       
vocation = n  1) , ;  2)       
vocational = a   
vocative = n .    
vociferate = v ,   
vociferous = a ,   
vogue = n , ; to be in ~   ,  ; all the ~     
voice = 1. n  1) , high-pitched ~  ; to     be 
not in ~    ; in a loud ~     ; in a low ~ ; sweet (  soft)      ; to lift up one`s ~      ;  2)  ( ) ,  ; my ~     
is for peace  ,   ;     with one ~ ; negative ~      ; to have a ~ in    (     -.) ;  3) ; to give ~ to ,      ;  4) . ; active (passive, 
middle) ~      (, )     ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) .        
voiced = a .   
voiceless = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) .       
voice-part = n .    
voice-pipe = n ,    
voicer = n ,  (   . .)  
voice-tell = v (voice-told) .     
voice-told = past.  p. p.  voice-tell  
voice-training = n  ,    
voice-tube = = voice-pipe  
void = 1. n  1) ) (the ~) , ; )      , , ; an aching ~ .       (),      ; to fill the ~        ();  2) . ,  ;  3) .  ;  4) .  ,      ;  5) . ; 2. a  1) , , ; ~ space     , ; was ~ .       ;  2) , ; to fall ~     ,   ( )     ;  3) (of)  (-.) ; ~ of reason (of     sense) , ; ~ of     
prejudice  ; ~ of     offence , ;  4) , , ;  5) . ,   ; ~     contract  ; ~     (voting) paper () ,      ; to consider     (null 
and) ~    ;  6) . ,  ( ); ~     hours   (); 3. v  1)  (,  ,     ) ;  2) . ,  ( ) ,     ,  () ;  3) ) .  ,     ; ) .   ,           
voidability = n .   
voidable = a  1) .   ,     ; ~ act  ;  2) .       
voidance = n  1) . ,      ;  2) . ;  3) .       
voidee = n .  1)   (  ) ;  2)         
voider = n  1) ., .  ,       ;  2) .   (   ..)      
void-free = a . ,    
voiding = n .  1)  (  . .) ,      (  ..) ;  2) pl ,       
voidness = n  1) , ;  2) (of)  (-.)      
voile = n . ,     
volage = a . ,   
volant = 1. n , ; 2. a  1) ) , ,  (.     .) ) .       , ;  2) , ,       Volapuk = n .   
volar = a .  1) ;  2)       
volary = n .   
volatic = 1. n .  , , ; 2. a , ,     
volatile = 1. n .  1) )  ; ) pl ,     ,   . . ;  2)  ; 2. a  1) , , ,     ;  2) . , ;  3) . ,  ; ~ oil      ; ~ luminent .        
volatility = n  1) , , ,     , ;  2) . ,       
volatilizable = a ,  ,   
volatilization = n ,   
volatilize = v  1) , ;  2) ,       
vol-au-vent = n . .  ( )  
volcanic = a  1) ; ~ eruption      ; ~ activity      ; ~ rock      () ; ~ glass .      ; ~ 
tuff      ; ~ dumplings .  ;  2) , , ,         ,  ; ~     character        
volcanically = adv  1) ,        ;  2)  , , ,     ,           
volcanicity = = volcanism  
volcanism = n . ,    
volcanist = n  1) ;  2) . ,        ( )      
volcano = n ( pl -oes) ,  , ; active (dormant, extinct) ~  (, ) ; ~ of wrath .    
volcanological = a   
volcanologist = n   
volcanology = n   
vole I = n .  (Microtinae)  
vole II = 1. n .   ,    ; to win 
the ~   ; to go   the ~ .    ;    -,    ; 2. v .       
volens nolens = . -  
volent = a .   
volery = n   
volet = n . . ,  ()  
volitant = a . ,   
volitate = v .   
volitation = n . ,   
volition = n  1) ,  , ; of his own ~       () ,   ,     ;  2)        
volitional = a   
volitive = 1. n .  1) ;  2) ; 2. a  1) ; ~ faculty      ;  2) . )  ( ) ; )      ( )      
volitorial = a .   Volkssturm = n . .   Volkswagen = n .  ,   
volley = 1. n  1) , .  ,  (,     ,   ..) ;  2)     (   ..) ; 2. v  1)  , .       ;  2) () ;  3)          
volley-ball = n .   
volt I = n .   
volt II = n  1)  (  ) ;  2)    ( )      
voltage = n .  ,   
voltaic = a .  1) ;  2)       
voltameter = n .   
volte = . volt II  
voltmeter = n .   
volubility = n ,  ,   
voluble = a ,   
volume = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) ;  4) . pl ; ~s of smoke  ;  5) .  () ;  6) .  (  ..) ; to speak     ~s    ,        (for)      
voluminous = a  1) , ;  2) , ,  (       ..) ;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
voluntary = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) , ;  4) .       
volunteer = 1. n ; 2. v  1)   (      ) ;  2)  ( -.)      
voluptuous = a ,   
voluptuousness = n ,   
vomit = 1. n  1) ;  2)  (); 2. v , .     
voodoo = 1. n  1) ,  (.  ) ;  2)  ( . ~ doctor, ~ priest); 2. v ,     
voracious = a ,   
vortex = n ( pl . vortices) ;  1) , ;  2) attr       
votaress = n , ,   
votarist = . votary  
votary = n , ,   
vote = 1. n  1) ; ~ by show of hands       ; card ~      ; roll-call ~       ; by closed ~      ; to 
put to the ~       ; plural ~          ; straw ~               ;  2)  ( ); the ~  ;     to cast a ~  , ; to     lose the ~   ; to splint     one`s ~    ;  3) ,  ;  4) , ,  ; ~     of censure  ;  5)  ; 2. 
v  1)  ( - for,  - against) ;     to ~ Democrat (Republican) .        (); 
to ~ by     short ballot .         ;  2) ,       ,  (-., in) ;  3) , they all ~d the trip a 
great     success          ;  4) . ; to ~ down ,      () ,       
voter = n   
voting = n , ; cumulative ~  ,                   
voting-paper = n    
votive = a     
vouch = v ,   
voucher = n  1) ;  2) ,       
vouchsafe = v , he ~d no reply    ,       
vouchsafement = n .  1) ;  2) ,  (, )     , ,       
voussoir = n .    ,    
vow = 1. n  1) , , ,      , 
lowers` ~s        () ; the marriage ~  ;     to break (to hold, to keep) a ~      ()  (); to make a ~       (, ); to perform a ~      ; to exchange ~s         ; to be under a ~ (to     be 
bound by a ~) to do smth.       -.; I am 
under a ~ to drink no     wine      ; )       ( . monastic ~); to take the ~s       ,  ; the     ~ of poverty (of 
chasity, of obedience)       (, );  2) . ) , ; ) ,      ;  3) .  ,     ; 2. v  1) )  , , ,      ; to ~ celibacy     (obedience)        (); to ~ vengeance 
against smb.       -.; to ~     
implacable hatred to smb.       -.  ; )      ; the king ~ed an abbey to God 
for     the victory             ;  2) (to)  (-., -.) ,     ; to ~ oneself to a life of     self-sacrifice        ; ~ed to poverty and obedience           (     ) ;  3) ., . ,      ; she ~ed that she 
was delighted      ,   ; I ~ you are most     
obiging . ,   ; to ~     and protest  ;        ; to ~ and 
declare      ,   ,            
vowel = 1. n .  (); ~ gradation   ,     ; 2. a .     
vowelism = n .   
vowelization = n .  1)     ,     ;  2) , ;  3)    (      )      
vowelize = v .  1) ,   ;  2) ;  3)         
vowelled = a   ( )  
vowel-point = n .    (  )  
vowess = n .  1) ,           (.  );  2)       
vox = n ( pl voces) . ; ~ populi  ; ~ 
populi, ~ dei   -    
voyage = 1. n  1) () ;  2) ,  ( ) ; 2. v  1)  ( ) ;  2)  ( )      
voyager = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
vulcanize = v  ()  
vulgar = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ( )      
vulgarian = n    
vulgarity = n  1) ;  2) pl  ,            
vulgarize = n  1) ;  2)       
vulgate = 1. n  1) (the V.)  () ;  2)   () ,      ;  3)   2. a  1) (V.)   ,       ;  2) ,       
vulgus = n . () , , ,   
vulnerability = n  1) ,   2) .  ; ~ factor     .         
vulnerable = a , ; ~ spot  () ; ~ range .   ; ~ to air attacks        
vulnerary = 1. n    ; 2. a  1) ) .  , ; ~     plants  (, )     ; ) . ;  2) . ,       
vulpicide = n .  1)     ;  2) ,                
vulpine = a  1) ;  2)  ( ),       
vulpinism = n  , ,   
vulture = n  1) . , ;  2)       
vulturous = a   
vying = pres. p. . vie W, w = n 23-  .   
wabble = . wobble  
wad = 1. n  1) -. , . ,   .     .;  2) ;  3)  (, ) ; 2. v  1) , ,  ;  2)  ;  3)         
wadding = n  1) ,  ();  2) , ,   . .        
waddle = 1. n  ; 2. v  ,     
wade = v  1)  (,    . .) ;  2)   -., ,        -. (in, into) ;  3)  ,  (into) ; to     ~ 
through ,       
wadi = n .  (  )  
wading = n  1)  ;  2) attr  ( ) ;  3) 
attr       
wading bird =    
wadmal = n    
wadna = . = would not  
wadset = n . . , ,   
wady I = = wadi  
wady II = n  .  .   (  . -)  
wae = . = woe  
waesome = a . = woesome;  1) , ;  2) , , , ,           
wafer = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; 2. v      
waferer = n   
wafer-iron = n   
waferish = = wafery II  
wafery = 1. n ,   ,    ; 2. a , ,      
waffle = n   
waft = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ,  (, ) ;  3) .  ; 2. v  1)  ( , ) ;  2)  (, )      
wag I = 1. n ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ();  3) to ~ one`s finger       (-. - at) ;  4)  ()      
wag II = n  1) ;  2) . ; to play (the) ~ ,       ( ,  )      
wage I = n . pl  1) ,  ; living ~      ; dismissal ~      ; to cut (  to dock) ~s      ; on board ~s   ;  2)       
wage II = v  1)  () ;  2)  (   . .)      
wage-cut = n     
wage-freezing = n     
wager = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)       
waggery = n  1) ;  2) pl ,       
waggle = v . ,  ()  
waggly = a , , ,   
waggon = 1. n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3) , ;  4) .  ;  5) = wagon 2.;  6) , ;  7) . , . ;  8) ;  9) .-. -,  ;     10) . ;     11)    ( . tea-wagon);     12) = wagon 3.;     13) (W.)   () ; ~     body   ; ~ works      ; to be on the     (water) ~ .  ,        ; to hitch 
one`s ~ to a star         ,       ; 2. v  1)   , ()  .     .;  2)   , ,        . .      
waggonage = n  1)     ;  2)   ;  3)  () ,       
waggoner = n  1) a) ; ) . , ;  2) (W.) .  ()      
waggonette = n  1)  () ;  2)        
waggon-head = = waggon-vault  
waggon-load = n  (  )  
waggon-road = n  1)  ;  2) . waggon -way 2.    
waggon-train = = n wagon train   
waggon-vault = n .    
waggon-way = n  1)  ;  2) .        
waggonwright = n ,     Wagner act = n .   (,     1935 .,         )  Wagneresque = a     ,    Wagnerian = 1. n    ,   ; 2. a     Wagnerite = = Wagnerian 1.  
wagon = n .  1) = waggon 1, vered ~ .  ,       ;  2) (the ~)   (,     . police ~, patrol ~);  3) . ; ~ 
boy . ,     ; ~ boss . .             
wagtail = n  ()  
waif = n  1)  , ,      ; ~s and strays      ;  2)  ;  3)         
waiful = a . , , ,   
wail = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ,  ( -. - with) ;  2)   -.,      ( to ~ over)      
wailing = a , ; ~ voice  , ; W. Winnie . ,     Wailing Wall =   ( )  
wailsome = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ,       
wain = n  1) . , ;  2) . ;  3) (W.)   ( . Charles`s     W.), W.        
wainer = n . ,   
wainman = n ( pl -men) = wainer  
wainscot = 1. n  1)   ( ) ,      ;  2)  ( ) ; ~ oak ,         ; 2. v  ()     
wainscot(t)ing = n  1)   , ;  2)    ,       
wainwright = n ,  ,   
waist = n  1) , small ~  , dress with a     high ~    ;  2) a)  () , ; ) .     , ; ) . ,       ;  3) a)  ,  (,       . .) ; ) .  ;  4) .  ( . ~ deck)      
waist-band = n  (  ) ,   
waist-belt = n , ,    
waist-boat = n . ,     
waist-cloth = n ,    
waistcoat = n  1) , we have warm hearts under out ~s     .       ,     sleeved ~  ,        ;  2) ,  (  ) ;  2) . , ;  3) .       
waistcoateer = n .    
waist-deep = 1. a   ,  ; 2. adv  ,      
waist-high = . waist-deep  
wait = 1. n  1) ;  2)   ; to lay ~, to lie 
in ~       ,  (-. -     for) ; 2. 
v  1) , ,  (for) ; to     keep ~ing  ;  2) ,  ( . to ~ on,     
to ~ upon)      
waiter = n  1) ;  2)       
waiting = 1. n  1) ; tedious ~  ; the     
coach was in ~    ;     no~ ' ' () ;  2) (upon)  (-.) ;  3)  , in ~  ; 2. a  1) , ; ~ 
list       (   . .) ; to put     smb. 
on the ~ list  -.      ,         ;  2) ; ~ game      ; ~ area .       (   ) ;  3) ;  4) , ; ~ guard     .        
waiting-lady = n ,    
waiting-maid = n ,  ()  
waiting-room = n  1)  () ;  2)   ( )      
waiting-woman = n ( pl -women) .   
waitress = n , ,  (    . .)  
waive = v  1) . .  ( ,     ) ; 
to ~ immunity       ; to ~ a claim        ( ,  ); to ~ an     
objection  ; to ~ a demand        ;  2) a)  ( -.) ; to ~     
formality   ; to ~     ceremony (etiquette)        ( ); to ~ 
rule (a law)        (); )      , ;  3) , ; to ~ discussion       ; to ~ the exercise of     one`s duty    ;  4)    ; 
let`s ~     this question until later         ;  5) . , ,      ( ~ aside, ~ away, ~ off)      
waiver = n .  1)  ( , , ) ; ~ of     
immunity   ;  2)   ; we signed a ~ of our     claim           ;  3)  ( ,   . .)      
wake I = n in the ~ of .   , . ,  ,    
wake II = v ( past woke, p. p. woken]  1) ( . to ~ up) , .     ;  2) ( . to ~ up) , . ,     ;  3)       
wakeful = a  1) a) , ; ) .     , , ; ~ eye      ;  2) ; ~ nights  , ,       ; 
to lie ~ at night      ;  3)  ;  4) . . ,  ( ) ; ~     doze ;  5) . , .       
wakeless = a ,  ( )  
wakeman = n . ( pl -men) ,   
waken = v . .  1) ,  ( . ~ up); 
to     ~ from sleep   ; to ~ out of     a trance (out of a stupor)        ( );  2) a) ,  ( . ~ up); to ~     hopes  () ; to ~     smb. `s anger  -. ; to ~     smb. to activity (to liveliness)      -.  ,  -.      ; ) . , ; to ~     the wind  ; to ~ fire (flame)       (); to ~ war      ;  3) . , ;  4) . ;  5) . .  ( )      
wakened = a . .   
wakener = n  1) . waken 2. - -er I II 1.  2.;  2) . a) , ; )      ,        
wakening = 1. n  (. .) ; the ~ of   spring  ; 2. a  (. .)    
wakerife = a .  1) , ;  2) . ,       
wake-robin = n .  (Trillium gen.)  
wakey = int . ( ~ , ~ I)  1)  ;  2) . ! (  )      
waking = 1. n  1) ;  2) . . ; 
nights of ~      ; eyes red with ~ and weeping     ,      ; 2. a  1) , , one`s ~ hours      ; I never saw 
such a thing     in all my ~ hours          ,    ; to keep smb. ~        -.;  2) . , ,       
walk = 1. n  1) ; at the ~ ; sharp ~      ;  2) , I know him by his ~         ;  3)  (); to go for a ~, to take     a ~  , ;  4) , ,  ( ) ;  5)     ;  6)  ( ) ; ~ of life     ,  ,      ; 2. v  1) ,  (), ;  2) ,  ,  ;  3)  ( ) ; to ~ about     , ; to ~ along     ,  ; to ~ away )     ; ) ; )       (from) ; ) ,  (with) ; to ~ 
in     ; to ~ into ) ; ) .      (), , ; to ~     off ) () ; ) ,      (with) ; ) to ~ smb. off his legs      ; to ~ out ) .     (); ) . ''  -.     (with) ; to ~ over ) ; )       () ; to ~ up       -. (to) ; to ~ 
the wards        ,      -      
walkable = a ,  ; ~ distance ,      
walkabout = n  1) .       () ;  2)        
walk-around = n . ,    
walkaway = n   (.  )  Walker = int . !,   ! ( . Hookey ~)  
walker I = n  1) . walk 2. + -er I 1.;  2) , I am not much 
of a ~       , she was an excellent ~         ;  3) . , long -distance ~              
walker II = n . ,   
walkie-hearie = n . . '-',            
walkie-lookie = n  . '-',     
walkie-peekie = = walkie-lookie  
walkie-pushie = n . . '-',        
walkie-talkie = n . '-',    
walk-in = a  1)    ; ~ closet       ; ~ refrigerator (coder)      ;  2)    ( ) ;  3)  ( . ),      ; for treating ~ neurotics rather     
than locked-in psychotics       ,        ,        ; ~ trade        
walking = 1. n  1) a) ; to be fond of ~       ; I prefer ~ to driving       ,   ; )  ;  2) ;  3) () ; easy ~       ( ) ; there is a 
path up     the mountain but it is rough ~         ,     ; the ~     here is bad  ( )      ;  4) ,  , wary ~     , ; ~ judge        ; 2. a  1) , ,  ;     it is within ~ distance        ;  2) ; ~ case ) .  ;     ) . ; ~ dictionary     (encyclopaedia)  ; ~     corpse  ,  ;  3) . a)   ; ~ excavator      ; ) ; ~     cultivator .-.  ,     ,    ; ~     plough .-.  ,       () ;  4) . , . ; ~ lady ; ~     
gentleman ; ~ part   ;  5)  ( ) ;  6) . .    (       . .) ; ~ delegate ()      ,       
walking-beam = .   
walking-dress = n   () , ,        
walking goby = .  (Periophthalmus)  
walking-match = n      
walking-on = a ,   ( )  
walking orders = = walking-papers  
walking-out = n  ( ) ; ~ dress   (.  ) ; ~ uniform . .     
walking pace = .    
walking-papers = n pl .   ; to get the ~ )  ; ) .   ( , )  
walking-race = n      
walking-shoes = n pl    (  )  
walking-stick = n ,   
walking-ticket = = walking-papers  
walking-tour = n    
walk-mill = n . -   
walk-on = 1. n .  1) , ;  2)  ,    ; 2. a . ,   ( )    
walk-out = n .  1) , ; national ~      ;  2) . a) ; )      ;  3) a)   (   .     .) ; )    (      ) ;  4) . ,                
walk-over = n  1)   (.  ) ;  2) .  ,  ; a job     like that is a ~ for him           (  )      
walksman = n ( pl -men)  ( )  
walk-up = 1. n . .     ; 2. a .  1) .   ( ) ;  2) . ~ approach        
walkway = n  1)   , ;  2) .       Walkyrie = = Valkyrie  
walky-talky = = walkie-talkie  
wall = 1. n  1) ; dead ~, blank ~  ;  2)  () ; to drive (  to     force, to push) to the ~   ,        ; to go 
to     the ~ )  ; )     ; to give 
smb. the ~     ,   (       ); to take the ~ of        (   ); 2. v   ( . to ~ in); to ~ up        
wallah = n  1) . , ; jungle ~      ;  2) . ,  -. ,     , a 
home workshop ~ ,       -.   ;  3) . , ,  ,     head ~ 
of a dinner       
wall-bars = n pl .    
wall-creeper = n .  (Certhidae)  
wall-cress = n .  (Arabis gen.)  
wall cycle = .    
walled = a  1)  ;  2) .   ; ~ lake     .     ;  3) .   , ;     ~ town  , -      
walled-in = a  1)  , a large ~ garden      ,         ;  2)       
walled-up = a  1)  ( , ) ;  2)       
waller = n   
wallet = n  1) ;  2) ,  (   . .)     ;  3) .  ;  4) . a) ; )        
wall-eye = n  1) . a) ,  ; )        ; ) ()     ;  3) ) ; ) pl        
wall-eyed = a  1)    ;  2) a) . , ; ) .     , ;  3) .   ;  4)  (.  ) ;  5)    ;  6) ,  ( )      
wall-fern = n .  (Polypodium gen.)  
wallflower = n  1) .  (Cheiranthus gen.) ;  2) . ,    (     ) , ,   ;  3) . . ,              
wall-game = n '' ( )  
wallie = n  1) . , ;  2) . .       
walling = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)       Walloon = 1. n , , the ~s .   ; 2. a     
wallop = 1. n  1) .  ; to land (to strike) a     ~  ; he packs a ~         ( );  2) ,  (, ) ; with a ~      ,  ; to fall (to go down) with     a ~ , ; to land with a ~     ;  3) . ) ; )  ,      ; ) . ;  4) )  , , a movie with a ~      ; ) ()     ; to get a big ~ out of smth.         -.;  5)  . . .  ,  ,     ; 2. v  1) . )  , ,     , ; )        ( ,    . .) ;  2) .  ,       ,  () ;  3) . ) ,         ; )  ;  4) . , ,     '';  5) .  ,       
walloping I = n  1) . , , ;  2) .  ,       
walloping II = a .  1) , ; a ~ collection      ;  2) ; a ~ new production       ;  3) ,       
wallow = 1. n  1) ,    ,     , ;  2) ,     ;  3) ,   ;  4) . ,  ; ~ course     .  ; 2. v  1) a) ,  ( -.) ; pigs ~     in mud    ; children     
were ~ing in the pool        ; ) .  (        . .) ,  (-.) , to ~ in     money (in luxury)    (     ); to ~ in strawberries and cream               ; to ~ in grief .      ,   ;  2) , ; to ~ in vice       ; to ~ in sin       ;  3) )    ( ) ; )      ( ) ;  4)   ( ) ;  5) ,  ( , ,     ) , ,  (     , . ~ up) ;  6) .  ,  ,           
wall-painting = n  ,  , ,   
wall-paper = n   
wall pier = .   
wall-plate = n . ,    
wall-rue = n .   (Ruta montana)  
wall shelter = .  ,    
wall-stone = n    Wall Street =   1) - (  -,       ) ;  2) .   ,            Wall Streeter = .  ( -)  
wall tube = .  ,    
wally I = n .  1) , , ;  2) pl ,        
wally II = a .  1) , ;  2) , , , ;  3)       
wally III = = wallie  
wallydrag = n . ,  ,  ( ,   . .)  
walnut = n  1) a) .   (Juglans sp.) ; )      ; shelled ~s        ;  2) ,   ;     bookcases of ~   ; ~     suite (of furniture)       (); ~ fudge   ()     ; over the ~s and the 
wine       (         )      
walnut-finished = a    ( )  
walnut-shell = n  1)   ;  2) .  ( )      
walnut-sized = a .   
walnut-tree = . walnut  1)      Walpurgis Night =    
walrus = n  1) .  (Odobenus spp.) ;  2) .    '  '     ( . ~ moustache)      
waltz = 1. n ; to ask smb. for a ~    -.  ; 2. v  1) ,  ; will you ~     
with me?     ;     they ~ed round 
the room           ;  2) ,  ( ,     ) ; to ~ into (out of) 
a room     ,    (      );  3) . . ,  (-.     ) ; he 
grabbed the child`s arm and     ~ed him upstairs             ; he had to ~ this     
package all over the town            ; ~ into     . , ,  (     -., -.) ; ~ off (with)       ()  ( ,   .     .)      
waly = int . !  
wamble = 1. n .  1) ,  ;  2) , , ;  3) ) ; )   ; 2. v .  1)   ,       ;  2) ( ) , ,     ;  3) , , ,     , ;  4) a)         ; )  ( )      
wambly = a . .  1) , , ;  2)        
wame = n .  1)   2)  ,       
wammus = = wamus  
wampo = n .    
wampum = n  1) .    ( ) ;  2) a) .  (  -       ) ; ) . ,       
wampumpeag = . = wampum  
wampus I = n .  1) ,  ,  ;  2)  ,       
wampus II = n = wamus  
wamus = n .  1)   ( ) ;  2)          
wan = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ,  ( )      
wand = n  ,   
wander = v  1) ,  ( -. -     over) ;  2)  ( ,   . .) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  (  , from)      
wanderer = n   
wanderlust = n     
wane = 1. n  1) ; to be on the ~ ,       ; the ~ of life  ;  2)  () ; 2. v  1) , ,  ,     ;  2)    ( )      
wangle = v .  1)  ,  ;  2)  -.         ,  (,   . .)      
want = 1. n  1)  ( -. - of) ; for (      
through) ~ of  , -      -.;  2) ,  ( -. - of) ; to     be in ~ of   -.;  3) . pl ;  4) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( -.) ,      (-.) , call me if I am ~ed      ,    ; he is a little ~ing          ,    ;  3)       
wanting I = a  1) ,   ( -.     - 
in) ;  2)       
wanting II = prep   
wanton I = n  1) ;  2) . ,         
wanton II = a  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4) ;  5)       
wanton III = v ,   
wanze = v . , . ,   
wap = 1. n .  1) ;  2) , ;  3) .     ; 2. v .  1) , , , ;  2) a) (upon)  ( -.) ; )     (through)       
wapentake = n  1)  (       ) ;  2)        
wapiti = n .  ,  (Cervus canadensis)  
wappens(c)haw, wappens(c)hawing = n . .    
war = 1. n  1) ; the Great Patriotic War       ; World War II       ; civil ~  ;     cold (push-button) ~      (, '') ; ~ to     the death    ,   ;     at ~    ( -. - 
with) ;     to wage (  to make) ~ on, to levy ~     against   ; to unleash a ~      ; to declare (  to     proclaim) ~   (-. - on,     
upon) ; to go to ~ )   ; )       ,  ;  2) ; ~ of the elements ,      ,  ;  3) attr ; 2. v . ; to ~ 
down ,       
war-baby = n  1) ,         ( ) ;  2) . . a)   ;     )       
warbird = n . .  1)  ;  2)          
warble = 1. n  1)  (  . .) ;  2) )  () , ; ) ,     ; 2. v  1) )  ,  ; )     ,  ( ) , ;  2) .  ( )      
warbler = n  1) . warble 2. + -er I 1.  2.;  2)  ;  3)           
war bonnet = .     ( )  War Book = .        
war-cloud = n   , ()    
war-correspondent = n    
war-craft = n  1)  ;  2)  ,  ;  3)  ,        
war-cry = n  1)  ;  2) .       
ward I = n  1) , ; a child in ~     ,   ,      ; to whom the child 
is in ~        ; court of     ~s .    , ' ';  2) a) ,   ,     ; ~ in chancery, ~ of court .     ,                   ; she is     not his daughter but his ~    ,      ; ) .        ;  3) )   ; )     ()  ; )      (    ) ;  4) )  ; maternity ~      ; 
isolation ~ ;  5) )  () ; condemned ~      ; )  , ;  6) . ;  7) ; to hold (to keep) ~       , ;  8) . () ;  9) . , , ; to put     smb. in ~  -.  ;     10) .   ( ) ;     11)   () ;     12)    (  ,      ) ; ~ attendant (man)      , ; ~ round  ()     () ; ~ treatment  ;     ~ heeler . .  ,                      
ward II = v  1) (off) ,  (  . .)     ,  () ; to ~ off an attack     .   ();  2)    ;  3) .    (     ) ;  4) . , , ; ~ in     ,  (  ) ; ~     off a) = 1); ) ; )       () ; ~ up . ~ in      -ward I = suff   ,       ; 
backward  (.  ) ; forward , 
homeward ,     -ward II = suff   ,              -.: backward ,   ; 
forward , , homeward ,  , southward  ,  , upward   
war-dance = n  ,      
warden = n  1) a) , ,        (-.) ,      (  . .) ; game ~        ; air-raid ~ .     ()       ; ) . , ;  2)  () ,  () ,     ;  3) )  , W. of the Tower .              ; ) ()     , ;  4) . . ,      (, , ) ,      (  . .) ;  5) . , , , ;  6) . , , - (      );  7)  ; ~ of the Marches       (        ); W. of the Standards         ; W. of the Mint .        ( )      
warder I = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)  (  . .) ;  3) . , , , ; 2. 
v .      
warder II = n  1)  (  ) ;  2) . , ,       
warderer = . = warder II  
warding = n  1) , ;  2) .  ;  3)  ()      
war-dog = n  1) a) .  ;  2) .  , , ;  2) .        
wardress = n  ( ) ,   
wardrobe = n  1) ,  ;  2)  , ;  3) ; ~ dealer       , ,  ;     ~ mistress )  ( ) ; )     ; ) () ,       ()      
wardrober = n .   () ,   
wardrobe-trunk = n  , ,    
ward-room = n  1) . a)  -; ) (the     ~) .  ;  2) .  ,       -wards = = -ward II  
wardship = n .  1) , ; he is under the ~     
of Mr. A.   - - .;  2)     ,             
ware I = n . .  .  .  . .  1) (),  ; soft ~s     ; foreign ~s  ,       ; to     display 
one`s ~s   ;  2) , . , 
brown ~      ; dutch ~ ; potter`s ~      ;  3) (-ware)     )     , ; earthenware      ,  , ,     glass-ware   ,      ; ) , ; silverware      ,   ;     grocery-ware  ; peltry -
ware     ; travelware ,      ; ~ tubers .-.       (  . .) ; the hate ~     .  ,  ,        
ware II = a . , .  1) , , ; ~     and waking   ; to be ~     
of doing smth.   -.;  2) ,  (-.)      
ware III = v .  1) ;  2) . imp . !; ~ holes     (wire)! ,  ()!; ~     
wheat! , ! (     ) ; ~ 
hawk! . . !     (   )      
ware IV = n .  1)  ;  2) .     (     )      
ware V = v .  1) (in, on, upon) ,      () ( -.) ;  2) ,  ()      
war eagle = .  (Aquila chrysaetos)  
warehouse = 1. n  1) ,  , ,     , ; customs ~      ; bonded ~   ;  2)  ,       ;  3)  . . . . .     , ; ~ bond .      ; ~ 
certificate .      ; ~ receipt )      ; ) .  ;     ~ 
entry .   ,         ; ~ order     (release, withdrawal permit) .           ; ~ clause     .   '       '; ~ foreman  ; ~ loan     .    ; 2. v  1) )   ,   ;     ) . ;  2)    (. )      
warehouse-keeper = n  ,  ; ~`s 
certificate (receipt)    
warehouseman = n ( pl -men )  1) ) ,        ; )  ,      ;  2)  ;  3)   (.      )      
warehousing = n  1)   , ,      ; entry for ~ .       ,         ;  2)     ,      ; ~ activities (jobs)      ; ~ system  ; ~     
unit       
wareless = a .  1) , ;  2) (of)   (-.) ; ~ of danger             
warely = adv . , , ,   
wareroom = n  1) ,  ;  2)        
warfare = n  1) . , e ,       ; to conduct ~       ; the science of ~  ;     bacterial (germ) ~  ;     
rules of ~ .   ;  2) , ; ~ 
agent .       ,       
war footing =  ,  ; to put on a ~    ,      
war-game = n .    
war-god = n  , ,   
war-head = n .  ,  ,       
war-horse = n  1) .  ;  2) . )  (),  ,      ; )  , .             
warily = adv ,   
wariness = n ,   
war-jittery = a  1) .   ;  2) .  ,        ; ~ situation . .      , ,        
wark = n  1) . ;  2) .       
warlike = a  1) ; ~ tribe  ;     ~ 
gesture  ,      ;  2)   , ; ~     preparations  ,       ; ~ equipment      ,  ; ~ stores .               
warlock = n  1) . , , ;  2) .       
warlockry = n . ,   
war-lord = n  1) a) , ; ) .      (.       ) ;  2)  ,        
warm = 1. a  1) , it is ~ , I am ~  ;     to 
make ~ , ; to keep ~       ;  2) , , . ,     , ; 
to get ~     (), . ,     ; ~ with wine      ;  3) ,  ( ) ;  4) . , ;  5) ,  ( ) ; to make it ~     for smb.  -.; 2. n , ; to have a ~   (); 3. v (), (),   (), (), .   (), (),   () ( to ~ up)    
warm-blooded = a  1) . ;  2)  ( )      
warm-house = n ,   
warming = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
war-monger = n    
warmth = n  1) , , . ;  2) ;  3)       
warn = v ,   
warning = 1. n  1) , ; to give     a ~ , ; to take ~      ; to take ~ by smb. `s     example  ( )   -.     () ; it must be a ~ to 
you         ;  2) , ,  (-.     ) , ; the branch 
fell     without the slightest ~        ; ~ to stand to .       ;  3)           ,        ; to give a month`s ~                  ;  4) . , . ()     ;  5) . )  ; )      ;  6)  (    ) ; 2. a  1) , , he     gave me a ~ look         ;  2) . , . ,     , , ;     ~ light  () ,       ; ~ signal      ,  ;     ~ call .  ,        ; ~     frequency (net) .  (())     ; ~ radar .       ; ~ shot ) .      ; ) . ,               ; ~ sign .      ,  ; ~     order .  ; ~     
station .  ,       ; ~     color . , .      ; ~ area . . ()     ,         
warning-bell = n  1) ,  ,      ;  2) . a)  ; )             
warning-gun = n .    
warning-piece = n .    
warp = 1. n  1) ) ,  (.     ) , ; ) .      ( , ) ,      (   . .) , ;  2) .  () ;  3) .    ;  4) .   , ;  5) .-.  ( ) ; 2. v  1) ) , ,      (.  ) ; seasoned     timber does not ~        ; gramophone records ~ in very hot     weather         ; ) , ,     ; the sun ~ed the boards       ; the covers of the book are     ~ed  ;  2) , , , ;     to ~ one`s life  ()      ; hardship ~ed 
his disposition         ;  3) .   ;  4) . ,   ;  5) . )   ; )        ();  6) . ;  7) . ;  8) .-.  ,               
warped = a  1) , ,     , ~ tree  ;  2) , ; ~ 
account      ()        
warper = n .  1) ;  2)        
warrant =   1) . ,  ; ~ of     
distress          ,  ; ~ of caption        () ;  2) . . , ,     ;  3)  (-. ) ,      ;  4) , , ,     ;  5) ,  ,      ;  6) . , ;  7) . , ,      ( ) dividend ~          ,      , share ~ (to bearee)       ;  8) .  , ()       9)       
warrantable = a  1) , , ;  2) . , ,       
warrantee = n . ,       
warranter = = warrantor  
warrantise = n .  1) . warranty 3);  2) ,  , I`ll be your ~        ;  3) ,       
warrant officer =   1) . - (        -  ) ;  2) .       
warrantor = n . . ,  , , ,   
warranty = n  1) , ; sufficient ~ for     smth.    -.;  2) ,  ;  3) a) . , ,     ; ) .  ; )     . ,  ( ,     ) ;  4) . , . , ;  5) .    ( .     ~ test)      
warren = n  1)   ;  2) .  , 
beast of ~      ;  3) '' ( ,      ) ; a ~ of passages      ; packed like (thick as) rabbits in     a ~    ,               
warrener = n  1)      ,     ;  2) .        
warrigal = 1. n .  1) ,  ;  2) .  ( ) ;  3)   ; 2. a .     
warring = a  1) ,    ; ~     
nation (power)  ;  2) . .  .  . , ,     , ; ~ passions     ,  ; ~ elements       (    . .)      
warrior = n . , , , the Unknown W.  , cold ~s .     
warrior-angel = n . -  
warrioress = n . , -  
warrior-host = n . , ,   
warrior-steed = n .    
war-ship, warship = n    
warsle = . = wrestle 1., 2.  
war-song = n  1)  ;  2)        
war-struck = a   ( )  
wart-hog = n .  ,  (Phacochoerus 
africanus)  
war-time = n  ; in ~   ; ~ memoirs  ; ~ production      
wartwort = n   
warty = a  1) ,  ;  2) )  , ,  (     ) ; ) .       
war-wearied = a    
war-whoop = n   (.  ) ,     
war-wolf = n ( pl -wolves)  1) .  ;  2) .        
war-worn = a  1) ,  ; ~ visage       ;  2)      (       . .) ; ~ region ,            
wary = a  1) ( of) , ; to     be ~ 
of smb. , smth.  -.,     -.,    -.,     -.; to be ~ of giving offence       -., trouble (of consequences)       (     ); be ~!  !; to be ~     in the choice of words  ()      ;  2) , ,     ; ~ look      () ; to keep a ~ eye on     smth  ( )       -.;  3) . , ; 
to lead a ~     life        
was = ( ) , ( ) 1-  3- . . .   . be  
was-bird = n .  1)  ;  2)  ' '      
wash = 1. n  1) ; to get (  to have) a ~     ;  2) ,  (   );  3)  (.   ) ,      () ;  4)  (,   . .) ,      ;  5) , , dry ~  ;  6)  (. .     . .) ;  7)  ;  8) ; 2. v  1) (), (), ;  2)  () ;  3)    , .      ;  4)  () ;  5) , ;  6) ;  7)   ; to ~ away ;     to ~ down ) , ; ) .      () ; to ~ 
off ; to ~ out     ) , ; ) .      () , ; ) .      ,   (,     ) ; ) ~ed out ,     , . , ,     ; to ~ up  ()      
washable = a ,   
washateria = n .   
wash-board = n    
washer = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) .       
washer woman = n   
wash-hand-stand = n   
wash-house = n   
washing = n  1) ;  2) ,        
washing-bear = = n racoon . ;  1) ;  2)        
washing-bill = n        
washing-book = n    ( )  
washing-crustals = n    
washing-day = = n washday    
washing-house = = wash-house  
washing-machine = n  1)  ;  2)        
washing-stand = = wash-stand  Washingtonian = 1. n ,       (  ) ; 2. a ,      (  )    
washing-up = n    
wash-kitchen = n  (  )  
wash-land = n   ( )  
wash-leather = n    
wash-linen = n     
wash-man = = n washerman;  1)   ,  ();  2)       
wash n`wear = = a wash(-)and(-)wear ,     
wash-out = n  1) , ;  2) . , ;  3) .  ( , ) ,     ; the attempt was a complete ~        (      );  4) .  , ,       , , he was a ~     as a lecturer           ;  5) . . a)  ; )      ; )   ,       ;  6) . , ,       
wash-pot = n .  1)  ;  2) ,        
washrag = . = washcloth .     (  )  
wash-room = n .  1) ;  2)  (.   )      
wash sale = .    
wash-stand = n   
wash-strake = n . ()  
wash-tub = n  1)  () , ;  2)         
wash-up = n  1) . , ;  2) .  ();  3) .  ;  4)  ; ~ time .             
washwoman = . . washerwoman  
washy = a   
wasn`t = . = was not  
wasp = n  1) ;  2) attr       
waspish = a , ,   
wassail = 1. n .  1) , ;  2) ,  (.       ) ; 2. v . ,     
wastage = n ,   
waste I = n  1) , ;  2) , , ;  3)   (, ,       . .) ; to run to ~        
waste II = a  1) , ;  2) , ,       
waste III = v  1) ,  (, ,       . .) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ( . to ~ away)      
waste IV = n 1.  1)  , ; a ~ of     
waters  ;  2) ; 2. a , ,    ( ) ; to lay ~ ; to lie ~       (   ) ; 3. v     
waste-basket = . waste-paper-basket  
waste-bin = n    
waste bowl =   
wasted = a . .     
wasteful = a  1) ) , ; ~     
expenditure  ,      ; ) (of)     ; ~ of time       ,    ; ~ of     words ;  2) . ,  (       . .) ;  3) . , . , ,     ;  4) . , . ) ; )           
waste gate = .    
wastel = n .        
waste-land = n , ,      
wasteless = n . ,   
wasteness = n  1) , ;  2) . , . , ,            
waste-paper = n ,  ,    
waste-paper basket = ()   ( )  
waste-pipe = n  ,    
waster I = n  1) . waste III + -er I 1.  2.;  2) ) , ,  ;     ) . , ,      ;  3) -.       ,   (, ) ;  4) ) ,   ; ) .      ; a 
bad ~ ,         (   . .) ;  5) ,        
waster II = n . ,   
waste water =    
waste-way = n .    
wasting I = n  1) )  (  . .) ,      , ; ) . ,     ;  2) .       
wasting II = a  1) , ; ~ wars      ;  2)  (   . .)      
wastrel I = n  1) )  , ; ) ,      ;  2)  ;  3) . )  ; )              
wastrel II = 1. a  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. n  1) ( );  2)  ;  3)  ;  4) ,        
wastrie = = wastry  
wastry = n .   
wasty = a  1) , , ;  2) , , ,      ; ~ wool ,         ;  3) .         
wat I = n . , .   
wat II = . = wet  
watch I = n  (  ) , wristlet ~  ; my ~ is fast, my ~ gains    ; my ~ is slow, 
my ~ loses   ; to set the ~   (  - by) ; by my ~   ,   ; to wind up the ~  ; my ~ has run down   ,       
watch II = 1. n  1) , ; to keep ~        ; to be on the ~     ,  (for) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; to pass as a ~ in the     night   ;  4) . ; 2. v  1) , ; to ~ the train go out     of sight   ; to ~ it      ;  2) ;  3)  , ; to ~ for     ; to ~ out . ; to ~     over       
watchdog = n    
watcher = n  1) ;  2)       
watch-fire = n    
watchful = a ,   
watch-guard = n ,  (  )  
watch-house = n    
watch-maker = n   
watchman = n    
watch-tower = n    
watchword = n  1) ;  2)       
water = 1. n  1) , fresh (  soft) ~  ;     salt (hard, standing) ~  (,     ) ; town ~        ; mineral (  table) ~      ; running ~ ;     boiling ~ ; to 
be (  to get) into     hot ~   ; cold ~  ,     .    (-.) ;     deep ~  ; in deep ~  ; to     hold ~  , .      ; blue ~ ; 
the ~s     ; by ~ ,  ; to back ~        , .        ;  2) 
pl () ; to drink the ~s      () ;  3)   ; high ~ )       ; ) , 
low ~       ; slack ~   ( ) ;     
in low ~ ' ',       () ;  4) , , , ; to make (  to     pass) ~ ;  5) ,   ; of the     first ~  ;  6) attr , ; smooth ~ '     '; in 
smooth ~ ,      ; still ~s run deep .          ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) ,  ;  3)  ( , . to ~ 
down);  4)  ;  5)   ;  6)   (, ) ;  7) ;  8) ,  ; 
it makes one`s     mouth ~   ; to ~ down )      () ; )        
water-blister = n ,    
water-born = a  1)   ,  ;  2)        
water-bottle = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)       
water-carrier = n  1) , ;  2)   ;  3)   , ;  4) .  , ;  5) (W.) .  ()      
water-cart = n  1)  ;  2)          
water-caster = n .   
water-cement = n .    
water-chute = n   ()  
water-clock = n    
water-closet = n   
water colomn =   1)  ;  2)        
water-color = n  1) . pl ,  ;  2)  () , . ~ drawing, ~     painting);  3) attr       
water-colorist = n   
water-company = n  ,   ()  
water-cool = v .     
water-cooled = a .     
water-cooler = n . ,   
watercourse = n  1) , , , ;  2)       
water-cracker = n   ( ) ,   
watercraft = n (pl  .) .  1) ;  2)       
water-cress = n .   (Nasturtium officinale)  
water-cure = n  1) . ;  2) . .  ()      ( )      
water cycle = .    
water-diviner = n   (   )  
water-dog = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) . . )  ; )            
water-drainage = n .  ,   
water-draught = n . ,  ()  
water-drinker = n .  1) , '';  2)   ,       
water drip = .   
water-drop = n  1)  ;  2)       
watered = a  1)  ();  2) ) , ,      ,  ) . ;  3) . ; ~ silk      ;  4) . ; ~ 
stock             
water-engine = n  1) ,  ;  2) .  ;  3) .        
waterfall = n  1) , ;  2)  ,        
water-finder = n  1) ) = water-diviner; )       ;  2) .            
water-flood = n  1) , ,  ;  2)  ; ~ operation .       
waterfowl = n (pl .  ). . .  ,    
water-front = n  1) ( . the ~) )  , ,      ,   ; )      , ;  2) = water back .         ( )      
water-furrow = 1. n   2. v       
water-furrowing plough = . -. -  
water gang = . ,   
water gap = . ,  ,  ,     
water-gas = n  1) .  ;  2)       
water-gate = n  1)  () ;  2) .  (, ) ,             
water-gauge = n  1) ;  2)  ;  3)        
water-glass = n  1)   ;  2)   ( ) ;  3)  ;  4)  ;  5) .        
water-gruel = n  1)   ;  2) .  , ; ~ girl            
water-hammer = n .  ; ~ pulse .    
water hardening = .     
water-head = n  1)  () ;  2) .  ,            
water-heater = n   
water hemlock = . ,  (Cicuta gen.)  
water-hen = n .  ,  (Gallinula 
chloropus)  
water-hole = n  1) ) ,  , ; )     , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) .        
water-ice = n  1) ,   ( ) ;  2)          
wateriness = n   
watering = n  1) , , ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4) . ;  5) .  ( )      
watering-can = n   
watering-cart = n      
watering-place = n  1) ;  2) ) ()  () ; to go to     a ~   ; )  ;  3) .   ,             
watering-pot = n ()   
waterless = a   
water-lily = n  ,   
water-line = n .   
waterlogged = a  1) ;  2)   ( )      
water-main = n    
waterman = n ( pl -men )  1) , ;  2) )   , ,     ; ) ;  3) ) , ; )      ;  4) ;  5) . . ,       
watermanship = n  1)  , ;  2)  ,              
water-mark = n  1) .   ;  2) .  ;  3)  ,  ( ) ;  4)  . . .        ( )      
water-marked paper =    ,    
water-meadow = n    
water-melon = n .  (Citrullus vulgaris)  
water-meter = n   
water-mill = n  1)  ;  2)        
water moccasin =   1) .   (Agkistrodon     
piscivorus) ;  2)        
water-monkey = n         
water mould = .   (Phycomycetes)  
water-mouse = = water-rat  1)      
water-mouth = n .    
water-nymph = n  1) ) .  , , ,     ; ) . ;  2)  ,       
water-oak = n .   (Quercus nigra)  
water opal = . ,    
water-parting = n   
water-pipe = n  1)  ;  2)       
water-plane I = n  1) .  ;  2) .   ,            
water-plane II = n   
water-plant = n   
water point =    
water polo = .  , ; ~ player   
water-pot = n  1) ()   ;  2)       
water-power = n ; ~ plant    
water-pox = n .    
waterproof = 1. n  1)  , ;  2)        ; 2. a , ,   , , ;   ~ slicker  ,    ; 3. v  ,            
water-pump = n    
water-quake = n    
water-ram = n .  1)  ;  2)        
water-rat = n  1) . )   (Arvicola spp.) ;     ) . = musk-rat;  2) .   ( )      
water-rate = n    
watershed = n   
waterside = n    
waterspout = n  1) ;  2)        
watertight = a  1) ;  2)        
water-tower = n    
water-way = n ()  ,   
waterworks = n  ,  ; 
to turn on the ~    
water-worn = a ,    
watery = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( ) , ;  4)        
watt = n .   
wattle I = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)         
wattle II = n ,  (  . .)  
wave I = n  1) , ; the ~s . , ;     tidal ~   (     ) , , .      , ,   . . ;     brain ~ .  ,      ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) , ,  () ;  5) ; 
permanent ~      , ;  6) .  ; the tenth ~            
wave II = v  1) ,  ( ) ,      ( ) ;  2) , , ,       () ; to ~ smb. nearer      -. ;  3) (),  ( ) ; to ~     aside  ( -., -.) ; to     ~ away ,   -.,      , . ; to ~ back             
wave-length = n .    
waver = v  1)  (   . .) ;  2) ,   ;  3)  ( )      
wavy = a  1) ;  2)  ( )      
wax I = 1. n  1) ; mineral ~ ;  2)  (, . 
ear-wax);  3) attr ; 2. v     
wax II = v  1)  ( ) ;  2)    .  ,      (. .) ; to ~ old     ; to ~ angry       
wax III = n .  ; to be in a ~   ; to 
put in a ~   ; to get into a ~ ,   
waxen = a  1) ;  2)         
waxy I = a  (  )  
waxy II = a . ,   
way = n  1) , ; by the ~ )  ,      ; )  ; on the ~  ,      ,  ; he is on the ~   ,      ; out of the ~ )   ; )     ,    ; )     , , 
over the ~ ,      ; to feel one`s ~  ,      , .      , ; to find the ~      ,  (-.) ; 
to lose     one`s (  the) ~ ; to pick     one`s ~ ,  ; to show the ~      -.,  ; to get     under ~   ; to get 
out of     smb. `s ~   ; to be (  to     stand) in 
one`s ~   ,      ; to push 
one`s ~     ,   ; to     hew 
one`s ~ ,       ; to hammer one`s ~ through     ; to make ~ for  ; to     
pave the ~ for  ,      ; to put out 
of the ~ .       ;  2) ; a little ~ ; a long ~     (off) ; a ~ out  , ;  3) , ; to be under ~ )       ,  ; ) ,      ; to gather ~ ,      ( ) ; to have ~ on  ;  4) ,  , which ~ (     ); 
to go (  to take) one`s own ~      , -,       ,  ; to see     the ~ to do smth.        -.; there are no 
two ~s about it           ; one ~ or 
another       ; the other ~ ;  5) , , ; I don`t like     the ~ he smiles     ;     in a family ~ -,  ;     in the family ~ ;  6)  , ; to pay one`s ~       ; in a ~   ;     in any ~   ; in every ~       ; by ~ of ,  ,      ,   (-., -.) ; to be     in a (great) ~ .  ,     ; to give ~ )      (,   . .) ; ) ,      ( , ) ; )        (   . .) ; )     , ,  (     ) ; once in a ~  ,   ;     Milky Way .        
wayfarer = n ,   
wayfaring = a ,   
waylay = v   
way(-)leave = n  1)  , ,        . .   ;  2)           
wayside = n  1)  ;  2) attr       
way-station = n . .-.   
wayward = a ,   
we = pron pres   
weak = a  1) , . . ;  2) . ,   ( )      
weaken = v  1) ;  2) ,       
weak-eyed = a  ,     
weak-headed = a  1) ;  2)        
weakling = n ,    
weakly = 1. a , ; 2. adv     
weak-minded = a   
weakness = n  1) ;  2)  ,       
weal I = n in ~ and woe    ; for the public (  general) ~     
weal II = n ,  (    . .)  
wealth = n  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
wealthy = a ,   
wean I = n .   
wean II = v  1)  ()  ;  2) ,  ( -. - from,     . to ~ away)      
weapon = n , . .  (), atomic ~s  ; (thermo)nuclear ~s () ; ~ of 
mass annihilation, ~ of mass destruction     
weaponed = a   
weaponeer = n .  1)   ;  2) ,               
weaponization = n . ,    
weaponless = a  1) ;  2) ,         ( )      
weaponry = n . ,    
wear = 1. n  1) ,  () , out of ~       ,  ; for country ~       ( ) ;  2) ;  3) ,  (. ~ and tear); 2. v ( past wore; 
p. p. worn)  1) ,   ( -.) ;  2) , , ;  3)  ( ) ;  4)  (,  ) ; he ~s well       ,   ;     to ~ away ) (); )       ( ) ; ) ,      () ; to ~ 
away one`s life in trifles        ; to ~ down )     (), (); ) ,     , ; ) ,      (, ) ; to ~ off     (); to ~ on   (     ) ; to ~ out ) (); )     (), ()      
wearable = a  1)   ; bag ~ with evening     gown ,          ; this hat is 
simply not ~          ;  2)  . . . . pl .            
wearer = n  (,   . .)  
wearies = n . ; I am getting the evening ~       
weariful = a  1) , ;  2) a) ; ) ,       
wearily = adv  1) , , ;  2) ; to 
say smth. ~  -.      ()       
wear-in = n .   
weariness = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
wearing I = n  1) ,  (. ) ; in (the)     ~  ; (the) worse for ~ ;  2) ; ~ apparel ,  ;     ~ gear ; capacity ~ ;     quality ~       
wearing II = a  1) ) ; ~ journey      ; ~ occupation      () ; 
children are often     very         (); ) , ; ~     companion  () ;  2) .  (   . .)      
wearisome = a  1) , , ,     ;  2) . ,  (       . .)      
wear-proof = a ,   
weary = 1. a  1) ,  (-. - of) , I am     ~ 
of it   ;  2) , , ; 2. 
v  1) ();  2)  ( -. - for)      
wearying = a , , ,   
weasand = n .   
weasel I = n  1) ,   .        ;  2) ) , ,  ; )     . , , ,     ; ~ words .          , ,         ,              ; to catch a ~ asleep       ,  -.     ()       
weasel II = v  1) . . , ,  (     , ) ,  (        ) , ,      ( . ~ out);  2) . . ,        
weasel-faced = a      ,   
weasel-worded = a . , ,    
weather I = n ; fine (fair, settled, foul) ~  (, , ) ; severe ~ ,  ; 
flying ~ .  ; under the ~ . ) ; )  ; to make heavy ~ of smth.  -.   
weather II = a .   
weather III = v  1) (), ()      ;  2)  (, ) ;  3) .          
weather-beaten = a  , .  ( )  
weather-bound = a    
weather-bureau = n    
weathercock = n , .    
weather-forecast = n  ; a long-range ~    
weather-stained = a   
weather-station = n    
weather-vane = . weathercock  
weave = v ( past wove, p. p.  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
weaver = n ,   
weazen(ed) = . wizen(ed)  
web = n  1) , ,  , .      (  . .) ; spider`s ~     ; to spin a ~ of deceit       ;  2)  (  ) ;  3) , ;  4)        
webbed = a   
web-footed = a     
wed = v  1)  , ;  2) ;  3) .   , ;  4)       
we`d = .  1) = we had;  2) = we should, we would      
wedding = n  1) ;  2) attr ;  3) attr  ( )      
wedge = 1. n ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,  ( . to ~ in);     to ~ away, to ~ off       
wedgies = n pl  ()  
wedlock = n ,   Wednesday = n   
wee = a ,   
weed I = n  1)  , ;  2) ;  3)    ;  4) . ; Indian ~ ; ill ~s grow     
apace .         (   ,        )      
weed II = v , ; to ~ out   
weeds = n pl ,    
weedy = a  1) ,  ;  2)   ,       
week = n , in a ~  , this day ~   ; Holy Week .  ; a ~ of Sundays  ,  ; ~ in, ~ out     
week-day = n    
week-end = 1. n      ,   -; 2. v  -.           
week-ender = n          
week-long = a  ; ~ holiday    
weekly = 1. n ;     ; 2. a  1) ; ~ publication      , ; ~ instalment      ;  2) ; ~ wages   ,      ; ~ fixtures (money) .        ; 3. adv ,  ,         
week-night = n  ,     ,    
week-old = a ; a ~ child ,   ; ~ news ,      
week-work = n .    ,   
weel I = n . ,  ,   
weel II = n .   
weem = n .   
ween = v . , .  1) , , , I ~      , -;  2) ) , ; ) (of, for)      ( -.)      
weenie = n .  1) = wiener;  2) ) . , I got the ~        ,   ; ) .     ,       
weeny I = a . , . , ; she gave a ~ yawn      
weeny II = . = wiener  
weep = 1. n  1)  pl , ; to have a good ~      ,  ;     to weep a little ~ ; to turn on     the ~s . , ;  2) ,  , ; 2. v (wept)  1) a) ; to ~ for joy (with pain)     ()   ( ); to ~     bitter tears   ,       ; to ~ one`s fill     ,  ; my heart ~s     for you .              ; the sky     ceased 
to ~ .  ;     something to make the angels ~ . .      ,      ; ) to ~ oneself to sleep       ; ) . ;  2) )  ,  (       . .) , , ,      , ; cold pipes ~ in hot     
weather           ; ) .  ( ) ; )     ( for) ; to ~ for smb.      -.,   -.; to ~     one`s sad fate (for one`s sins)         ( ); ~     away a) ; )  () ; )      -.   ; ~     back  (  . .) ; ~ down         (  );     ~ out ) ; to ~ out one`s heart       ; to ~ oneself     out ,  ; )       ,      (-. ) ; ~ over ,     ,  ( -.)      
weeping = 1. n  1) , ;  2) )  , ; )      ; 2. a  1) ,  ; ~ skies     .  , ;  2)  , , ,     , ,    (       . .) ; ~ eczema .      ;  3) . ; ~ birch       (Belula 
alba pendula) ; ~ willow       (Salix babylonica) ; W. Cross .     .   (       ) ; to come home by W. Cross )     ; )   ( -.) ,             
weeping-gas = n    
weepingly = adv  ,  ,    
weeping-ripe = a  ,     
weepy = a  1) , , ;  2) . , , ,           
weeshy = a .   
weet I = v . ,   
weet II = v ,   
weetless = a .  ,    
weet-weet I = n . = sandpiper .   
weet-weet II = .   -  
weever = n .   (Trachinus)  
weevils = n pl . ,  (   . .)  
weevily = a .-.   (   . .)  
wee-wee = int . -  
weft = n  1) . ;  2) . ) ; ) ,     ;  3)  () ,       
wefted = a .   
wegotism = n .   '', '' (we + egotism)  
wehee = n . , .  1) ;  2) .   --!      Wehrmacht = n .   
weigh = v  1) ;  2) , .  ;  3)  (   ) ;  4)  (against, 
with) ; to ~ down     , , . ,     ; to ~ in  (,       . ., with) ; 
to ~ out ,     ; to ~ up ; to ~ 
upon     , ; to ~ with       
weighing-machine = n   
weight = 1. n  1) ; by ~  ; atomic ~  ;     
unit (  specific) ~  ; short ~     ; to give 
light ~ ; to put     on ~ ) ; )  ;  2) , , . ; dead ~      ;  3) , , ; to carry ~      , ; 
to lay ~ on, to give ~     to  ;  4) ; 2. v  1) , . , ;  2)  ,       
weightless = a   
weightlessness = n ,    
weighty = a  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,       
weir = n ,   
weird I = n ,   
weird II = a  1) , ;  2) . , , ;  3) ,       
welcome = 1. n  1) ; to bid ~ ,     ;  2) ,  ; to give a     warm (  hearty) ~ )       ,  ; )       ; to wear out (      to 
outstay) one`s ~  -.     ; 2. a  1) , , ; to     make smb. ~ ,       -.; ~ as snow in harvest     , ;  2) predic  ; (you are) ~       ,  (       ) ; you are ~!      !, you are ~ to 
take what steps     you please    ,       , ,        ; 3. v  1) ;  2) ,  , ; 4. 
int  !    
weld = 1. n . ; 2. v . (), . ,       
welder = n   
welding = n . , acetylene ~  ; 
autogenous (  oxygen) ~    
welfare = n , ; social ~    
well I = 1. n  1) , ; Artesian (  bore) ~      ;  2) , . ;  3) . ;  4)  () ,  ; 2. v   ( to ~ forth, out, up)    
well II = 1. adv ( compar better I 2.; superl best I 2.)  1) ; very ~  , ;     to come off ~  ,  ;     ~ enough  ;  2)  , ;  3) , , , ; it     
may ~ be that. ..  , . ..;     ~ into the night   ; ~     advanced in mathematics       ,   ; ~     advanced in years, ~ 
on in years     ,  ; as ~  ,     ,   ,   ,        ; as ~ 
as   ; 2. a (compar better I 1.; superl best I 1.)   , ; I`m   perfectly (  quite) ~     ,    ; he is   best in 
the winter   ,       ; to 
stand ~       ( -. - with) ; 3. n  1) ; I wish him ~    ;  2) the ~ (.  pl) ; 4. int    ,   , ,   . .   !; ~, who would have thought 
it?       ?; ~!, ~ to be sure!   !,     !; ~, come if you like   ,   ,  ; ~ then?      ?,    ?; ~ now!   !, !    
well- = pref  : )    ,  : well-preserved  , ; well-timed ; ) ; well-doer   
we`ll = . = we shall, we will  
well-advised = a   
well-balanced = a   
well-being = n   
well-born = a ,   
well-bred = a  1) () ;  2)  ( )      
well(-)content = . = well-contented  
well-contented = a  ,    
well-cooked = a  1)   ( ) ; ~ dinner      ;  2)        
well-cress = . = water-cress  
well-cut = a    
well-day = n .    ()  
well-deck = n .    
well-defined = a , ,    
well-deserved = a   
well-directed = a  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2) .  ,   ;     ~ effort        
well-dish = n       
well-disposed = a (to, towards) ,   
well-doer = n  1) )  ; )      ;  2) ,       
well-doing = 1. n  1) ) , ;     )  , ;  2) ) , ; )      ,  ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)   ,            
well(-)done = a  1) ,  ;  2)        
well-dressed = a    , ,   
well-earned = a   
well-educated = a   
well-favored = a ,   
well-fed = a ,   
well-fixed = a . , ' '  
well-formation = n  1) . , . ;  2) . ,      ()      
well-formed = a  1) . , . ;  2) . , ; ~     sentence  ( )           
well(-)found = a  1) )  ; ) .        ;  2) . , ,       ,        
well(-)founded = a  1) ,   ; ~     
biliet (suspicion, charge)       (, ); ~     statement  ,     ,  ;  2)         
well-graced = a ,   
well-groomed = n  1) ,   ( )     ;  2)  ( ) ,        ,         . ., ,    (.      )      
well-grounded = a  1) ; ~ fears      ;  2) (in)    (     -. ) ,  ( -.)      
well-grown = a   , ,   
well-handled = a  1)  ,  ,       . . ;  2)  ,   ,      ; ~ fund            
well-heeled = a . .  1) , ;  2)        
well-hole = n .  1)  ;  2)          
well-hung = a  1)   ( ) ;  2)   (   . .) ;  3) ,   ( ) ;  4) .    ,            
well-informed = a  1) , ,  ,     ;  2)  ; from ~ sources             
well-intentioned = a       
well-judged = a , , , ; ~ reply  ; ~ action  ; ~ blow ,     
well-kept = a     
well-knit = a  1)  , , ;  2) . , ; ~     organization  ()     ; ~ argument       ; ~ resistance .       ( ) ,        
well(-)known = a  1) , , ,      ;  2)  ; it is a ~ fact         ,         
well-liking = a . ,     
well-looking = a  1)   ,   ;  2)       
well-made = a  1)  , ;  2)   (   . .) ,      ,  (       . .) ,   (       . .) ; a ~ play              
well-mannered = a ,   
well-marked = a , ; ~ differences    
well-matched = a  ( -. ) , ; ~ couple    
well-meaning = = well-intentioned  
well-meant = a         
well-minded = = well-disposed  
well-natured = a   
well-near = adv .   
wellness = n .    
well-nigh = adv .   
well(-)off = a . predic  1) , ;  2) (for)  (-.) ,        (-.) ; ~ 
for books       ; we are very ~ for     
flowers here     ;  3) ; he is ~        
well-ordered = a ,    
well-padded = a  1) ,  ( ,   . .)     ;  2) . , ; ~ blonde            
well(-)paid = a      
well-pleased = a    
well-pleasing = a . ,   
well-preserved = a   (.  )  
well-proportioned = a , ,    
well(-)read = a  1) , ;  2) (in)  (-. ) ,      ( -.) ;  3)  ,      ( )      
well-regulated = a    
well(-)remembered = a ,   
well-reputed = a   ,     
well-room = n   
well-rounded = a  1) ) ; )   (        . .) ;  2)   , ,     ,  ( , ) ;  3) ,  ( )      
well-seeming = a     
well(-)seen = a . (in)  1)  ( -.) ,  (-.) ;     ~ in Latin   ;  2)       
well(-)set = a  1) ,  ,        ;  2) ,  ,             
well-sinker = n   
well-sinking = n  ,    
well-spent = a  , ,  ; it was 
time ~     ; a ~ life ,     
well(-)spoken = a  1) )   ,      ; ) , ;  2)    ,      , ;  3)  ; ~ words            
well-spring = = n well-head   
well-staircase = n    
well-tailored = a  1)  ,  ( ) ;  2)        
well-tempered = a  1)   (   . .) ;  2) . ,  ( ) ;  3) . ,       
well-thought-of = a   , ; ~ 
young man    
well-thought-out = a ,  (   . .)  
well-timbered = a ,    
well-timed = a ,     ,   
well-to-do = a  1) , ; they are ~ in     
the world   ;  2) .    ,     ;  3)  . . . (the ~) ,             
well-tried = a ,  ; ~ methods (remedies)  ()  ()  
well-turned = a  1)  ( , ) ; ~     
compliment  ; ~ verses      ;  2) ,  (   . .)      
well-warranted = a  1) , ;  2) ,  (      . .) ,       
well-water = n  ,    
well-willed = a . (to)  ( -.) ,   (-.)  
well-wisher = n   
well-wishing = 1. n ; 2. a     
well-worn = a  1)  , ,     ;  2) ,  (   . .)     ;  3)     ; ~     honors        
well-wrought = a .  1)  ;  2)   (   . .)      Welsh = 1. n  1) (the ~) . , ;  2) ,  ;  3) .   ( . ~ coal); 2. a , ; ~ cattle    ()  ; ~   rabbit (rarebit)   ; ~   ambassador . ; ~ mile      ; ~ niece  ; ~ 
uncle   . uncle ; ~ wig      
welsh = v .  1)    (  ) ,        (, ) ;  2)   , ; are     you going to ~ on me?          ?      Welshman = n ( pl -men) , ,    Welsh onion = .   (Allium fistulosum)  Welshry = n  1)  ,        (   ) ;  2) ,  ,             Welshwoman = n ( pl -women) ,    
welt = 1. n  1)  () ;  2) ) ,  ( ) , ,     ; ) ,  ( ) ,     , ;  3) . ) , ; )       , , ;  4) . ) ; ) ;  5) . ) ,  (  ) ,     , ,  () ; )       (. ) ; 2. v  1)    () ;  2) , ;  3) . ,       Weltanschauung = n . .   
welted = a   ( )  
welter I = n  1) , , ,     , ; a ~ of confused ideas       ;  2)  ; the ~ of the waves      ; 
the ~ of a crowd     .         
welter II = v  1) ) , ,  (       . .) ; to ~ in one`s blood        ; ) . ; to ~ in     vice (in sin)    ( );     to ~ in pleasure  ;  2)    (   . .) ;  3) ) . ,  ( )     ; ) . ;  4)  , ,           
welter weight = .  1)   ;  2)     ,         ( . welter II)      
went = v past  p.p.  go  
wept = v past  p.p.  weep  
were = ( ) ; ( )   .. . to be  
westerly = 1. a  1) ,   ;  2)   ,  ( ) ; 2. adv  1)  ,  ;  2)        
western = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) .  , ; 2. a  1)   ;  2) ;  3)         
westerner = n ( . Westerner)   (.   )  
westernmost = a    Westminster = n  1)  ( ) ;  2)  , .            
westward = 1. n  ; 2. a   ,  ; 3. adv  ,  ,         
westwards = . westward 3.    
wet = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) . ,  ; to have a     ~ ,  ; 2. a  1) , , ; to get ~     ; ~ to the skin, ~ through      ;  2) ;  3) . . '' (       ) ;  4) . , ; you`re all ~       ; 3. v , ,     
wet-nurse = n   
we`ve = . = we have  
whack = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . ; I have had my ~ of        ,    (-.) ; 2. v , ; ~ed to the wide .        
whale = n , sperm ~ ; a ~ of . ,  (-.) ; very like a ~!     !  
whale-boat = n .   
whalebone = n    
whale-oil = n ,    
whaler = n  1) , ;  2)        
wharf = n (pl -ves, -fs) ,   
whart = 1. n ( pl . wharves) ; 2. v  1)  () ;  2)          
wharves = pl . wharf  
what = pron  1) inter ) ?; ~ is it?   ?; ~     do 
you mean?     ?; ~ of it?       ?; and ~ not   ,       ; )    ,     , , ; ~ day of the month is     it?   ?; )       ?; ~ is your brother?    (     ) ?;  2) rel, demonstr , o, , ,     , , , , , , I will     
tell you ~ to say    ,       ;  3)    !,      !; ~ luck!  !; ~ a pity!      !; ~ an idea! )       !; )  !; he knows what`s     ~    ,     ; ~ for      ,         
what-d`ye-call-`em = n . , ,  ?  
what-d`ye-call-her, what-d`ye-call = what-d`ye-call-it - n . , ,    ?  
whate`er = . . whatever  
whatever = pron 1. conj  1)   ; ~ happens, he is safe        ,   ; ~ you hear,     say 
nothing      - ;     ~ we may think of 
his wisdom there is no     doubting his courage   ( )          ,         ;  2) , ; take ~ you like  ,       ; ~ 
he says is of no importance          ; 2. .  1)          () -,     ;     has he any chance ~?         - ?,          ?; if there is any hope ~         ;  2)                  ,  ,  ; nothing ~       ()   ; 
there is     no doubt ~    ;     I am 
not in need of anything ~         ; I do 
not mean by that that     I have any intention ~ of giving up my     
office   ()        ,           ; they refused to admit 
anyone ~            ; 3. inter .-. . ?; ~ can you   want to emigrate for?       ?,        ?; 4.  . . .  1)   ; ~ ambition moves 
him         ,          ; ~ orders he may give they     must be obeyed          ,   ;  2) , every treaty of ~ character       ()       ()      
what-like = a . , .   ?,   ?  Whatman = n   ( . ~ paper)  
whatness = n .   
what not =   ,   ; paper, pens, pencils and ~ , ,    ; refrigerators, washing-
machines, radios or ~ ,  ,    ; stock-brokers, solicitors, auctioneers, ~  , ,     ; every 
aspect - historical, geographical and ~   - ,      
what-not = n  1)   ;  2) , -, , -; the biggest     souvenir of all the ~s           ();  3) .  ; human ~       
whatsename = n .  , ,   . . ?,   , ,   . . ?,   ? (     ,   . .)  
what`s-his-name = n .    , , , ?  
whatso = . , . . . whatsoever  
whatsoe`er = . . whatsoever  
whatsoever = . -. . whatever  
what with = prep   , -; ~ summer-time it was still 
broad daylight    ,    ; ~ his 
freshman year            
whatzis = n . .   ,   ?  
wheal = n  1) = weal II 1;  2) .  (.  )      
wheat = n  1) .  (Triticum sp.) ; winter ~      ;  2) pl . . ; ~ bran      ; ~ breeding .-.        
wheat-bread = n  ,    
wheat-corn = n     
wheatear I = n    
wheatear II = n . - (Oenanthe gen.)  
wheaten = a  1)   ;  2) .       
wheat-flour = n    
wheat-grass = n .  (Agropyron repens)  
wheat-land = n  ; ~ plow .-.    
wheatmeal = n      
wheat-scab = n .- .   (   )  Wheatstone bridge = . ()   
wheedle = 1. n . ,  ,   ; 2. 
v  1)  ( -.) , ,      (-.) ,  (     -.) ;  2)  ; to ~ a gift out of     (from) smb.  ()  -.     ,   ; to ~ smb.     into doing smth.  (  )     -.  -.; to ~ 
one`s way      () (-.) ; he ~d     his 
way onto the stage          
wheedling = a , ; ~ speech  ()   
wheel = 1. n  1) , free ~       () ; potter`s ~  ;     spur ~  ;  2) . , '', . , .  (     . 
steering-wheel);  3) ;  4) , ;  5)  ,  ( . Fortune`s     ~); to grease the ~s  ,     ''; to go on ~s    ;     ~s 
within ~s  ; the ~s     of State  ; 2. v  1) a) ,  (  . .) ; to ~     the cart into the yard        ; 
to ~ the rubbish to the dump        ; ) ,       ;  2) ( . ~ round)  ,     , , ,     ; the sails of the windmill were ~     ing round   ;     sea-gulls ~ed in the air above me        ;  3) , ,  (-.) ;  4)   ;  5) . ;  6) .  ; ~ about )       ; ) . .        ; ~ in     ; the 
patient was ~ed in      ; ~ round = 2., 1); ~ and 
deal .     . )  (-.) ,      () ; )  ,            
wheelage = n .      
wheel and axle = .   
wheel band =  ()  
wheel barrage = .     
wheelbarrow = n   
wheel-base = n .    
wheel cap = .     
wheel-chair = n    ,   
wheeled = a ,    
wheeler = n  1) , ;  2) = wheelwright;  3)  ,       
wheeler and dealer = = wheeler-dealer  
wheeler-dealer = n . .  1) , ;  2) , ; ~ finance            
wheel-horse = . wheeler  1)      
wheelwright = . wheeler  2)      
wheeze = 1. n  1)  ;  2) . , , ; 2. 
v  1)  ,   ;  2)  ( ) ; 
to ~ out           
wheezy = a  1) ;  2)  ,       
whelk = n  1) ;  2) . ,       
whelked = a  1) , ;  2) .   ( )      
whelm I = n  1) .  ;  2) . , ,        
whelm II = v  1) a) .  () ,      (,   . .) ; ) .     , , , 
sorrow ~ed     his soul    ;  2) . (over, 
upon)  ( -.)     ,    (-.) ; he     ~ed his hat down over his eyes               
whelp = 1. n  1) ) ; )  ( ) ;  2) . ,  ( ) ;  3) pl . ; 2. v  1) ;  2) .   ; having ~ed a     
prologue with great pains              
when = 1. adv  1) ?; ~ will you come?       ?;  2) ,     (.       ) ; it 
was raining ~     we started  ,   ;     
we were about to start ~ it began to rain        ,   ;     ~ passing  ; ~ 
asking ;     say ~ . ,  ()     ;  3)   ; he will go ~ he has had     his 
dinner  ,        ;  4) ,   ,    ,      ; he keeps on 
singing ~ he knows it     annoys us   ,  ,        ; 2. pron ; during the time ~ you were   away   ,  ; till ~     ,   ; since ~     ,   ; 3. n the ~ and the where   ; the ~   and the 
how       
whence = adv  1)  ( . form ~); ~ did you come?       , ?; from ~ is he?       (. .   ) ?;  2) ,  , ; ~ comes it     
that. ..   , . ..;  3)  ; go back ~ 
you came      ,         
whene`er = . . whenever  
whenever = adv   ,   ,    
whensoever = . whenever  
where = 1. adv  1) ?; ~ are you going?   ?;     
let him go ~ he likes    ;  2) ?; ~ is my 
hat?   ?; he     knows ~ they are  ,  ; ~ 
does     it concern us?         ?; ~ 
will you be if you offend him?         ,       ?; ~ is the use of...        , ...; that`s ~ it is .        ; 2. pron  1) 
inter: ~ from? ?; ~ to? ?; ~     have you come from?   ?; ~ are     you going to?   ?;  2) 
rel ; this is ~ I live    ,       ; that 
is the place ~ he lives       ,   ; from ~ ;     to ~ ; that`s just ~ you`re wrong      -         
whereabouts I = n ,   
whereabouts II = adv ?  
whereas = conj  1)   ;  2)        
whereat = adv  1)  ,  ,  ;  2) ,        
whereby = adv  ,  (-.) , ,   
wherefore = adv ,   , -   
wherein = adv    
whereof = adv  1)  ,  ;  2)  ,        
whereon = adv  1)  ,  ;  2)        
wheresoever = . wherever  
whereto = adv    
whereunto = . whereto  
whereupon = adv  , ,    
wherever = adv   ,   ,     ,       
wherewith = adv .   
wherry = n ,   
whet = 1. n  1) ;  2) ,  ,      ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ()      
whether I = conj ; ~ or no   ; ~ he is here or not      
whether II = pron .     
whetstone = n  , ,   
whew = int   !  
whey = n   
which = 1. a ; ~ books did you choose?      ?; ~ way shall we go?       ?; 2. 
pron  1) , ; ~ is the right road?       ?; ~ of you am I to     thank for this?            ?; this is the book ~ I     chose  ,   ;  2) , I lost my way, ~ delayed me     
considerably  ,        ; he 
said he had seen me there     ~ was a lie  ,    ,              
whichever = pron   ,  ,   
whiff = 1. n  1) ,  (, ) ; I     want 
a ~ of fresh air         ;  2) ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  ;  5)  , ; 2. v  1)  ( ,   . .) ;  2)   () ,      ()      
whiffle = v  1) ,   ( ) ;  2) ;  3) .       
whig = n  1) .  (  ) ;  2) . .         ;  3) .         
while = 1. n ,  ; the ~     ; 
between ~s  ,    ; a good ~, a great ~  ;   for a ~  ; in a little ~ c; once   in 
a ~   , , ; a   long ~ ago -; 
it is not worth ~,   it is not worth my (your etc) ~     ,   ; 2. v to ~ away the time  ; 3. 
conj  1)    , ; ~ reading       ;  2)   , ,        
whiles = conj . ,      
whilst = conj    ,   
whim = n , ,   
whimper = 1. n ; 2. v     
whimsical = a , ,   
whimsy I = n . whim  
whimsy II = a . whimsical  
whine = 1. n ; 2. v , ,     
whinny = 1. n    ; 2. v      
whip = 1. n  1) ;  2) , good (poor) ~  ()     ;  3) . , ;  4)    (     ) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ,   ;  5)  () ;  6) . ; to ~ away )     ,  () ; ) ; )     , ; to ~ in ; to ~ off     ) , ; ) ; )     , ; to ~ on ,     ; to ~ 
out ) ,     ; ) ; ) ,     ; )  (,     ) ; to ~ round )  ; )     ; )  ; to ~ up     ) , , .     , ; ) ,     ; )  ,      ; to ~ up and down              
whip-hand = n to have the ~ of (  over)   ,     (-.)  
whipper-in = n . ,   
whipper-snapper = n ,    
whippet = n  1) ;  2) .       
whip-round = n    ( -.)  
whir = . whirr 1., 2.  
whirl = 1. n  1) , ,  ;  2) ; 
in a ~   ( ) ; 2. v  1) (), ();  2) ;  3)   ; to ~ away, to ~ up           
whirligig = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  (  . .) ; ~ of     time  ; 2. a     
whirlpool = n , . .   
whirlwind = n  1) , , ;  2) attr ;  3) 
attr       
whirr = 1. n  (, ) ,    () ; 2. v ,     
whisk = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) , , ; 2. v  1)  ( . to ~ away, to ~ off);  2) (), () ( . to ~ away,     to ~ off);  3) , ;  4)  (, ) ;  5)  (, )      
whisker = n . pl  1)  ( . side ~s);  2)  ()      
whisky I = n  ()  
whisky II = n    
whisper = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ;  3) , ; 
in a pig`s ~ ,     ; to give the ~ ,     , ''; 2. v  1) ,  ;  2) ,  , ; it is     ~ed that  , , ;  3) ,       
whist I = n  ( )  
whist II = int . !  
whistle = 1. n  1) ;  2) ; to wet one`s ~ .      , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ;  3) . ,       Whit = a ~ Sunday .  ; ~ Monday .    
whit = n ; no ~, not (  never) a ~  ,   
white = 1. a  1) , . , ,     ;  2) ; to turn ~ , ;     
as ~ as a sheet    ;  3)  ( ,   . .) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5)  ( ) ; 2. n  1) ,  , in ~  ;  2)  , ; London ~      ; Chinese (  zinc) ~      ;  3)  (, ) ;  4)  ; to hit the ~       ,  ; ~ 
feather )     ; ) ; to show the ~ feather     , ; ~ night      ; ~ elephant . elephant ; ~ hope .     . ) ,   ;     he is our ~ hope      ;     )    ( , ) ;     ~ squall    ; ~     harvest    (     ) ; ~ cow . .           ; ~     man`s grave .        (   ) ; ~     
lightning (mule, line) . . )      ; )       ; ~ sidewall . .      ; ~ one . .     ()  ( ) ; ~ stuff     . . ,   . . ; ~ sheet     .  ; to stand in a ~ sheet      ; 
to mark with a ~ stone      -.          ; ~ plague (scourge) .     ' ',  ; 3. v .  () ,    () ; ~ out .  1)  () ,  ,       ;  2) ; ~ out this line             
white alert = . .     
white ant = . ,   (Termes bellicosus)  
white ash =   1) .   (Flaxinus alba) ;  2) .       
whitebait = n    
whitebeam = n .   (Sorbus aria, . ~ tree)  
white-bear = n .     (Thalarctos 
maritimus)  
whitebeard = n . ,  ,  ( )  
white-blooded = a   
white-book = n   (  )  
whiteboy = n  1) . , ;  2) (W.) .         ( )      
white bread =    
white bud = ' ' ( )  
white-cap, whitecap = n  1) ,    ;  2) 
pl  ()      Whitecaps = n pl . . ' ' (  )  
white cedar = .  (Thuja occidentalis)  Whitechapel = n  (  ,  )  
white clover = .   (Trifolium repens)  
white coal =   1)  ,   ,     ;  2) .       
white-collar = a . , , ''; ~ 
worker ; ~ jobs  ,   , ''   
white corpuscle = .   ,   
whited = a .  1) ;  2) ; ~ sepulcher . 
sepulcher I      
white damp = .    
white dwarf = .   ( )  
white ensign = -  ()  
white-faced = a  1) , ; ~ with anger (with     
anxiety, with pain)        ( ,  );  2)      ( )      
whitefish = n  1) '' ,     (,       m. n.) ;  2) .  (Coregonus gen.)      
whitefoot = n pl -feet  1)   ( ) ;  2) pl . '' (       )      White Friar =  ()  
white frost = ,   
whiteguard = 1. n ; 2. a     Whitehall = n  (  ,     ), .  ,     
white-handed = a  1) ;  2) ,       
white hat = . .    
white hazel tree = .  (Viburnum gen.)  
white-headed = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3) ,   ( ) ; ~     boy . ,       White House =   (   )  
white iron = .    
white lady = '  ' (  ,    )  
white-land = n .    
white lead =  ; ~ ore   
white leather = n = whitleather     
white letter = . ,  ,    
white light =   1)  ;  2) . ,      ,          
white(-)lime = (n) .    
white(-)line = (n)  1)  ()  ( ) ;  2) .  ;  3) .   ()      
white-lipped = a , ; ~ with fright       
white-livered = a   
whiten = v  1) ;  2) ;  3)       
whiteness = n  1) a) ; ) . ,     :  2)       
whitening = n  1) . ;  2) . ;  3) .    ;  4) .       
white note = .  1)  ;  2)        
white oak = .   (Quercus alba)  
whiteout = n .  ,   ,         ( . Arctic ~)  
white peat = .   
white polar bear = = white-bear  
white poplar = .   (Populus alba)  
white-pot = n .    
white potato = .  (Solanum tuberosum)  White Russian I = .  1) ;  2)        White Russian II = ,   
white sale =       
white-skin = n  (), ,  (  )  
white slave = ' ',  (. ) ; ~ W. Slave Act .               
white slaver = n   ,  ()     
white slavery =   1)  ,       ;  2) ()       
whitesmith = n   
white spirit = . -  
white staff =   1)   (       ) ;  2)       
white stick = = white staff  
white straw crops = .-.    
whitethorn = n   
whitewash = 1. n ) , . ,    ; ) . .   .  ''; 2. v )  (, ) , .   ,   (-.)   ; )    () ;   ) . . . , ,   ''    
white water lily = .   (Nymphaea alba)  
white whale = .  (Delphinapterus leucas)  
white wheat =  ,    
white willow = . ,  (Salix alba)  
white-winged = a   
white wings = .  1) ;  2) .    , .            
white-wood = n      
whitey I = a   
whitey II = n . .  (  )  
whither = adv . , .  1) inter ?; ~ are we drifting?       ?; ~ goes thou? )  ?; )     .  ?;  2) .  ?, ?,  ?; ~, O     
splendid ship?   ,      ?; ~ Britain?   ?;  3) rel () ; I see ~ your question     
tends  ,    ; let them go     ~ they will  ,  ;  4)  . . . . , .      ; no ~ ; our whence and our     ~      ,              Whitsun(day) = . Whit  Whitsuntide = n     ,     
whittawer = n  1) . ,  ;  2) .       
whittle = v  () ; to ~ away, to ~ down ,     
whiz(z) = 1. n  ( ) ; 2. v ,        
who = pron  1) inter ?; ~ would have thought it?        ?;  2) rel , ; the man ~ was here     ,         
whoa = int !, !  
whoever = pron   ,     
whole = 1. n  1) ; (up)on the ~  ,  ;  2) ;  3) , ; 2. a  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( . ~ and sound);  3)  (. .) , ;  4)  ( )      
whole-hearted = a   , ,   
wholeness = n  (  . .)  
wholesale = 1. n  ; to sell by ~    ; 2. a , . , ,     ; 3. 
adv , . ,     ,  p     
wholesome = a ,   
wholly = adv ,   
whom = pron ( . .  who) , , , ; by ~ ; to ~ , ; with ~  ,  ; of ~  ,    
whoop = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ; 2. v  1) ;  2)        
whoopee = n to make ~ . .  ,    
whooping-cough = n   
whop = v .  1) , ;  2) ,       
whopper = n    
whore = n   
whortleberry = n ; bog ~ ; red ~   
whose = pron pass ,   
whosoever = . whoever  
why I = adv , ; ~ did you do it?    ?  
why II = n the ~s of it  ,     
why III = int  , ,   . . ~, 
it`s nearly five o`clock!     !; is it true? ~, 
yes, I think so   ?   ? ,  ; ~, 
of course, it is so!  ,  !; ~, he told me he was 
only fifty!    ,    !; ~, 
what`s the harm!     !; ~, a child could answer 
that!        !  
wick = n  1) ;  2)       
wicked = a  1) , ;  2) , , ,     ;  3)  ( )      
wicker = n  1)   ;  2) attr  ( ,   .     .)      
wicker-word = n    
wicket = n  1)  (     )     ;  2) ;  3)  () ,  ( ) ;  4)  ( )      
wide I = 1. a  1) ;  2) - ; one meter ~        ;  3) , ;  4)   ( ) ;  5)  ( - of) ; 2. adv  1) ;  2) ; ~ from being...  ...;  3)  ( . far 
and ~);  4)  ; ~ of the mark  ,     ; ~ 
awake , ,           
wide II = n broke to the ~ . ,   
wide-awake = n  1)      ;  2)        
widen = v ()  
widespread = a  ,    
widow = n , grass ~    
widowed = a   
widower = n   
widowhood = n   
width = n  1) , ; in ~  ;  2) ;  3) .       
wield = v  1) ;  2)       
wiener = n . .    
wife = n ( pl wives)   
wig = n ; scratch ~   ; big ~ ,   
wigging = n . ,   
wight = n . ,   
wigwag = v    
wigwam = n   
wild = 1. n . pl ,  ; 2. a  1) ; 
to grow (  to run) ~       ,  ;  2) ;  3)  ( , ) ;  4)  ( ,   . .) ;  5) , , ;  6) , , ,     ; to be ~ about         -.; to drive ~   ,      ; it made me ~ to 
listen to such     nonsense  ,         ;  7) , ; 3. adv  ,     
wildcat I = n    
wildcat II = a , ,   
wilderness = n  1) ,  ;  2)   ;  3) ,  (of)      
wildfire = n .  ; to speed like ~ ,    
wilding = n .   
wile I = n . pl ,   
wile II = v ,  (away, into)  
wilful = a  1) , ;  2) ,       
will I = 1. n  1) ,  ; strong ~  ;  2) , ; free ~  ,      ; ill ~  ; against one`s     ~  ; of one`s own free ~        ;   ; at     one`s own 
sweet ~ ,  (  )     ; with a ~ ; to work     one`s ~  -; to have one`s ~      ;  3)  ; at ~  ,      ;  4) ; to make a ~  ; 2. v ( past p. p. willed)  1) , ,  , ;  2) , ;  3)       
will II = v ( past would)  1)  . .           2-      3-  .  : he ~ do 
it   ; you ~     be there in good time    ;  2)   .        , ,      : I ~ certainly go 
and see him           ; I shall     
have to go, whether I ~ or not        ,     ;  3)           : now and then a bird ~ call          ; he ~ sit     there for hours    ;  4)  , ,     : 
this`ll be our train, I fancy      ,          
willing = a  1)  () ( -.) ;  2) ,         -.;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
willingness = n  ( -.)  
will-o`-the-wisp = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
willow = n  1) ; weeping ~  ;  2)  ( ) ; to handle the ~        ; to wear the ~       (. )      
willowy = a  1)  ;  2) , ,       
willynilly = adv -  
wilt I = v  1) , , ;  2)  ()      
wilt II = . 2- . . . . .  . will II; thou ~ = 
you will  
wily = a ,   
wimble = n ,   
win = 1. n  1) ;  2)  ( , ) ; 2. v ( past, p. p. won)  1) ;  2) , ,      ;  3)  ( ), ; to ~     clear, to ~ free   ;  4)   , ,      (,   . .) ;  5)  (  . .) ;  6) . ,  ; to ~ 
out      ; to ~ over        ,   ; to ~ through     ,  () ; to ~     upon   (,       . .)      
wince = 1. n , ; 2. v  1) ;  2)  ( )      
winch = n  1) , ;  2)       
wind I = n  1) ; adverse (  contrary, head) ~      ; fair ~  ; wet     ~ ,  ; high ~, strong ~      ; against the ~  ;     down the ~, before the ~  ; to sail     before 
the ~ .    ,     . ; close 
to the ~, near the     ~ .   , .       , ;  2)  ,  ;  3) ; short (  bad) ~ ;     second ~ .  ; to get one`s     ~ ; broken ~  ( ) ;  4) , , . , ; to get     ~ of  ( -.) ; to take (  to     get) ~ ,  ;  5) (the ~) .  ; wood     (brass) ~  () ;  6) . ; the four ~s       ; from the four ~s   ; to     cast (  to fling) to the ~s      (, ); to get (      to 
have) the ~ of  ,         ; get the ~ up     . ; to put the ~ up .     ; to burn the ~ water      ; to raise the ~ .  ;     to sow the ~ and to reap the whirlwind .       -        
wind II = v  1)  ,  ,     ;  2)   ;  3) ()      
wind III = n . . wind I  1)      
wind IV = v     
wind V = n  1) , ;  2)       
wind VI = v ( past, p. p. wound)  1) , ;  2) (), (),     ();  3)  () ;  4) ; to ~ off ();     to ~ up ) ; )  (,     ) ; )  () ; )     ,       
windage = n .  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)   ; ~ adjustment     (correction, allowance)        (  )      
windbag = n . ,   
wind-ball = n    
wind-band = n    
wind-belt = a    
wind-blown = a  1) , ;  2)   ,        , ; ~ pollination     . ;  3)  ,  ;  4)  ( ) ; ~ coiffure     (hair-do)   '      '  '';  5) . , ; ~ coal      ; ~ sand        
wind-born = a  1)    ,       ;  2) . ; ~ sediments (soils)       ()      
wind-bound = a .     
wind-break = n . .  1) )  ; )  (       ) ;  2) ,       
wind-breaker = n   (,   . .)  
wind burn =    ( )  
wind-channel = n .    
windcheater = n         
wind-cone = n .    
wind-driven = a    
winded = a  1) ,   ;  2) )  ; ) ,           
wind-egg = n  (  )  
winder I = n  1) . wind II + -er I 1.  2.;  2) .   ;  3) . )  ; ) ;  4) . ;  5)  ;  6)  ( ,    . .)     ;  7) .          
winder II = n . , ,   . .,      
winder III = n .  1)  , .       ;  2) ,        
winder IV = = wind sprint  
winder-upper = n , .   ,    
windfall = n  1) , ,  ;  2)        
windfallen = a      
wind-fanner = = windhover  
windflaw = n  ,   
wind-flower = n .  (Anemone)  
wind-gage = = wind-gauge  
wind-gap = n .    (  )  
wind-gauge = n .   
wind-gun = n  1)  ;  2)        
wind-hole = n  1)  ;  2) .        
windhover = n .  (Falco tinnunculus)  
windiness = n  1) a)  , ; ) .     , , ,      ;  2) . ,         
winding = 1. n  1) ;  2) ;  3) . ;  4) ; 2. a  1) ;  2) ,       
winding engine = .  ,   
winding-sheet = n  1) ;  2) ' ' (           )      
winding-up = n  1) , ;  2) ,        
wind-instrument = n    
windjam = v . .  ,   
wind-jammer = n .  1)   ;  2) .        
windlass = n ,   
windle = n .  1) ;  2)   (   )      
windless = a  1) ;  2) . ,   ;  3) . ,       
windmill = n  ,   
window = n  1) ; blind (  blank, dead, dummy,     false) ~  ; gable ~  ;     bay ~  , ; 
bow ~     ()  ; French ~ ,       ; wide-view ~         ; shop ~      ; to have everything in the 
shop ~     .  , ;  2) attr       
window-pane = n ()     
window-sill = n   
windpipe = n    
wind-screen = n ,    
wind-shield = . . wind-screen  
wind-spout = n .  , ()   
wind sprint = .  1)   ;  2)        
wind-stick = n . . ,   
windstorm = n , ,   
wind-swept = a  1)   ,      ;  2)  ( ) ; ~ hair-do              
wind T = .    
wind-tight = a  1) ;  2) ,       
wind-tunnel = n    
wind-up = n . ,  ; to have (  to get) 
a ~ ,    
windward = 1. n  ; 2. a ; 3. adv      
windway = n .    
wind-wheel = n .     
windy = a  1) ;  2)  ;  3) , ;  4) . ,       
wine = 1. n  1) , green (  new) ~  ;     Adam`s ~ ; in ~ , ;  2) .  ;  3) attr ; good ~ needs no bush          ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) ,        
winebibber = n   
winecup = n   
wineglass = n ,   
wine-vault = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
wing = 1. n  1) ; on the ~  ,  , .      ,    ; to     take ~ , , ; to     take to itself ~s  ,     ; under the ~ of  ,       (-.) ; to clip     smb. `s ~s   -.; to     singe one`s ~s   ; to     
lend (  to add) ~s ,      ;  2)  () , ;  3) ,    ( ) ;  4) . ;  5) .  ( ) ,  (     ) ;  6) pl . ; 2. v  1)  ;  2) , ;  3) ,  ,        ( . to ~ the air, to ~ its way     through the air, to ~ its 
flight);  4)  ( ,  )      
winged = a , . .   
wingless = a   
wing-spread = n    
wink = 1. n  1) , , ; to give     a ~, 
to tip smb. the ~  -.,      -.  , ;  2) not to sleep a ~, not to get a ~ of 
sleep         ; forty ~s      ; 2. 
v  1) , ;  2) ; to ~ at )  (-.)     ; )   ,        -.      
winking = n like ~ .     
winner = n  (, ) ,   
winning = a  1) ,   (     ) ;  2) ,  (,   .     .) ;  3) ,  (   . .)      
winnings = n pl ,    
winnow = v  1)  () ;  2)  (, . to ~ 
away, to ~     out) , .  ( . to ~ away, to     ~ 
out),       
winsome = a ,   
winter = 1. n  1) ; hard (  severe) ~  ;     
green (  mild, open) ~  ; it     was deep ~      ,        ;  2) .  ; 
of fifty ~s      ;  3) attr ;  4) attr ; 2. v  1)  ,  (at, in) ;  2) , ,   (      )      
wintering = n  1) ;  2) attr       
wintry = a  1) , ;  2) ,  ( ,       . .)      
wipe = 1. n  1) ; to give smth. a ~      -.;  2) .   ; 2. v  1) , , ;  2) .   -.,        -. (at) ; 
to ~ away, to ~ off     , ; to ~ out ) ,     ,  (. .) ; )     , ,    ;     to ~ up       
wiper = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3)  ;  4) . ''      
wire = 1. n  1) ; barbed ~  ;  2) . ; naked ~      ; by ~  ,  ;  3) . ; to be on the ~ .        ; to pull     the ~s   ,       ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  ,     ;  3)  ; to ~ in .        ,         -.      
wire-haired = a  ( )  
wireless = 1. n  1) ,  ;  2) ; 2. a ; 3. v   ,      
wirepuller = n ,    
wiring = n  1)   ;  2) . ;  3) .        
wiry = a  1)    (..       ) ;  2) , ,       
wisdom = n ,   
wise I = a  1) ,  ~ after the event        ; none the ~r       ;  2) , ; to put smb. ~     (to) .  -. ( -.),      -.  ( -.)      
wise II = n . ; in no ~  ; in any ~      ; in like ~     
wiseacre = n   
wisecrack = n . .      
wish = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ; 2. v , , ; it is to be   ~ed that  ; could 
not ~ it   better   ; I ~ it (to be)   finished  ,        
wishful = a ,  ( -.)  
wishing-bone = n  ( )  
wishing-cap = n   ( )  
wish-wash = n  1) , ;  2)       
wishy-washy = a  1)  ( , ) ;  2) ,       
wisp = n , ,    
wistaria = n .   
wistful = a , ,  ( )  
wit I = n  1) . pl , ; mother ~      ,  ; to have a ready (      quick) ~  , ;     to have a slow ~  ,     ; to have one`s ~s about     one   ,      ,  ; out of one`s     ~s  , ; to live by one`s     ~s - ;  2) ;  3)  ,       
wit II = v to ~  ,    
witch = 1. n  1) , ;  2) . , ; 2. v . ,     
witchcraft = n   
witchery = n  1) . witchcraft;  2) pl ,       
witch-hunt = n  1) .  ;  2) '  ',         ( )      
with = prep  1)  ,            ; I shall go ~ you        ;  2)     ,        -.  ; we talked     (argued, sat, dealt) ~ him       (, ,  )  ;  3)    -.,      -.   ,  , ;     ~ a long beard (grey hair, black moustache,     
a soft hat)    (     ,  ,   ); ~     a stick in his hand    ;  4)          ; ~ energy ; ~ zeal      ; ~ all one`s heart   ,       ; ~ a loud voice      ; ~ 
tears in his eyes        ; ~ animation ; ~ emotion     ;  5)  ,         ( . .) ; to die ~ pneumonia     (thirst)     (     ); to shiver ~ cold (fear)        ( );  6)   ,         ; -      . .  : ~ a spoon, ~ a knife     etc ,   . . ;  7) his coat is covered ~ dust (mud)         ()      
with- = pref  : )   : to 
withdraw ,  () ; ) : to 
withstand   
withdraw = v ( past withdrew, p. p. withdrawn)  1) , , ,     , ; to ~ from 
action       ;  2) , , ,     ;  3)  ;  4) ,  () ;  5)  ( )      
withdrawal = n  1) , , ;  2) ;  3)  ;  4) ;  5)       
withdrawn = past . withdraw  
withdrew = past . withdraw  
wither = v  1) , , ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ,  ;  4) . ,  () ;     to ~ away ) ; ) ,           
withers = n pl ; my ~ are unwrung      
withheld = past, p. p. . withhold  
withhold = v ( past, p. p. withheld)  1)  ( -.) ;  2) () ( -. - from) ;  3) ,       
within = 1. prep  1) , ; from ~  (-.)     ;  2)  ; ~ hearing       , ; ~ sight of       ; a task well ~ 
his powers        ;  3)  ,   (),  ; 2. adv     
without = 1. prep  1) ; to do (  to go) ~       -.;  2) ( pres. p.   .      -ing)   ; to come in ~ waking     him ,   ; to go away ~     thanking him ,   ;  3) ,  (); 2. adv ; 3. n from ~ , ; 4. conj  ,       
withstand = v ( past, p. p. withstood) ,   
withstood = past, p. p. . withstand  
witless = a  1) , ;  2)  (   . .)      
witness = 1. n  1)  (.  ) , ; to     call 
to ~   ,      , to call in a ~  ;  2) , ; to bear ~     ,  (to, of) ;     in ~ of   (-.) ; 2. v  1)  ,  (-.) ;  2) ,  (,     ) ;  3)  ,      (against, 
for) ;  4)   -.,            
witticism = n  ,   
wittingly = adv  1) ;  2) ,       
witty = a   
wives = pl . wife  
wizard = n , , ; ~! .   !, !  
wizen(ed) = a , ,   
wo = int !  
wo-back = int !  
wobble = 1. n ; 2. v  (. .) ,     
wobbly = a ,   
woe = n . , . , , ; ~ is me!  !; ~ be to him!, ~ betide him!   !; to sing ~ , ,   
woebegone = a  ,   
woeful = a , , ,   
woke = past . wake II  
woken = p. p. . wake II  
wold = n   
wolf I = n ( pl wolves)  1) ;  2) ;  3) ,  ; to cry ~       ; to see a ~     ,   ( ,       . .) ; to 
keep the ~ from the     door    ; to 
have a     ~ by the ears    ,        ; between dog and ~           
wolf II = v ,    ( . to ~ down)  
wolf-dog = n ,   
wolf-hound = n   
wolfish = a  1) ;  2)       
wolverene = n .   
wolves = pl . wolf I  
woman = n ( pl women)  1) ; young ~ ; the new ~      ; peasant ~ ; ~     of the world  ; single ~     ,  ;  2) (the ~) ;  3)  ;  4) attr       
womanhood = n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3)       
womanish = a ,   
womankind = n ,  ; one`s ~     
womanlike = a ,   
womanly = a   
womb = n  1) . ;  2)       
women = pl . woman  
womenfolk = pl . womankind  
won = past, p. p. . win  
wonder = 1. n  1) , ; I am full of ~       ; no ~ that ,     ; what ~?  ?,      ?; for a ~  ,        ;  2) ; to work ~s  ; a nine     
days` ~  , , ,        ; 2. v  1)  ( . to ~ at);  2)  , I ~ what the time is        ,        
wonderful = a ,   
wonk(e)y = a . , ,   
wont = 1. n , ; 2. a predic      
won`t = . = will not  
wonted = a   
woo = v  1)  ( -.) ,      -. , ;  2)  (,   . .)      
wood = n  1)  pl ; thick ~ ,      ;  2) , ;  3) ; to chop ~  ;  4) (the ~) .       ;  5)   ; 
in the ~  ;     from the ~   ( , ) ; to 
be     (  to get) out of the ~       ,   ; to     take to the ~s .         (.      )      
woodbine = n  1) . ;  2)  ;  3) . .        
woodcock = n   
woodcraft = n       
woodcut = n     
woodcutter = n  1) , ;  2) ,         
wooded = a   
wooden = a  1) ;  2) , ;  3)  ( )      
wooden-faced = a     ,       
wood-engraver = n  ( )  
wooden-head = n , , ''  
wooden-headed = a ,   
woodenly = adv   ,   
woodenware = n  , ,   . .  
wooder = n .   
wood-fretter = n -,   
wood-grouse = n . - (Tetrao urogallus)  
wood-grower = n   
wood-hen = n .  - (Ocydromus)  
wood-house = n  ,   
woodhouse = n = .woodwose;  1)  , ;  2) ,       
woodiness = n  1)  (  . .) ,      (  . .) ;  2)       
wood-kern, wood-kerne = n . .  1)  ;  2) .        
wood-knife = n ( pl -knives) .    
woodland = n    
woodless = a   
woodlet = n . ,   
wood-lily = n  1) . ;  2) .   (Lilium     philadelphicum)      
wood-louse = n ( pl -lice) .  (Oniscus)  
woodman = n  1) ;  2)       
wood-monger = n .    , ,   
wood mouse = .   (Apodemus sylvaticus)  
wood-note = n pl  1) .  ,  ;  2) .        
wood-nymph = n .   
wood-oil = n  1)  ;  2)  ;  3)        
woodpecker = n   
wood-pigeon = n .     (Columba palumbus)  
woodpile = n    ,  ()  
woodprint = n     
wood-pulp = n ,    
wood-ranger = n .  1)  () ;  2) . ,  ,       
wood ray = n .   ( )  
wood-reeve = n ,   
wood-saw = n    
woodscraft = . = woodcraft  
wood screw = n   
woodshed = n    
woodside = n  , by (under) the (a) ~  ,    
woodsman = n . .   ( , ,   . .)  
woodsorrel = n .   (Oxalis acclosella)  
wood-spirit I = n      
wood-spirit II = n . , ,  ,    
woodspite = . = woodpecker  
wood-stack = = woodpile  
wood-sugar = n .    
woodsy = a .   
wood-tar = n    
wood-turner = n     
wood-turning = n   ; ~ lathe      
wood-vinegar = n    
wood-warbler = n . - (Phylloscopus sibilatrix)  
woodward = n   
wood-wasp = n . - (Sirex gen.)  
wood-wind = n .     
woodwork = n  1)  ;  2)   (,   . .) ;  3)        
woody = a  1) ;  2)       
wood-yard = n  ,    
wooer = n , ,   
woof = n .   
woofed = a  1) , ;  2) . ,       
woofer = n  1)    ;  2) . .          
woofits = n .  , ,   
woof-woof = n  1) . ;  2) . . , ;        
wooing = 1. n  ( ) ; the ~ of   Atalanta .    ; 2. a  1) ,  ;  2) . ,       
wool = n ; (absorbent) cotton ~ () ; to 
draw (  to pull) the ~ over smb. `s eyes   -.,  -.  ; to lose one`s ~   
woolen = 1, 2 . woollen 1., 2.  
wool-gathering = 1. n ; 2. a ,       
woollen = 1. n  ,   ; 2. a     
woolly = 1. n  1) , ,  ;  2) pl ,  ,      ; 2. a  1) ,  ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( ) ,             
word = 1. n  1) , household ~ ,        ,  ; in a ~,     in one ~  ,  ; by ~     of mouth ; ~ for ~   ,     ; on the ~, with the ~ ;     in ~ and deed   ; to say a good     ~ for   ( -.) ; to     eat one`s ~s    ; to get     
a ~ in edgeways ,  ;  2) . pl , ; soft ~s     ; fair (  good) ~s )      ; ) ,     ; warm (  
hard, high, sharp, hot) ~s      , ; big ~s ;     to bandy ~s ; to have a ~     
with   (-.) ; to have ~s with     ,   ( -.) ;     to speak the ~  ; to speak ~s     of praise , ;  3) , ; to give (  to     pawn) one`s ~  ; to pass one`s ~      ( -. - for) ; to keep (to     break) one`s ~  () ; to     believe 
smb. `s bare ~  -.      ; upon my ~!  !; to take     smb. at his ~ )  -.  ;     )  -.  ;  4) ; ~ of command . ;     to pass the ~  ;  5) , ; send me ~      ; to leave ~ ,      (, ,  -. -     for) ;  6) . ; weasel ~s ,       , ,       ; 2. v  1)  ;  2)        
word-book = n   
word-for-word = a   
wordiness = n   
wording = n  , , ,  ()  
wordless = a  1)  , ;  2) ,    ,             
word-painting = n    
word-perfect = a ,  -.   
word-picture = n    
word-play = n  1)  ;  2)  ,       
word-spliting = n      
wordy = a  1) ;  2)       
wore = past . wear  
work = 1. n  1) ; at ~  ; in ~      ; 
out of ~ ; job ~      ; warm ~ ,  ;     warm ~    ;     outside ~   ; welfare ~              ; to be hard at ~      ,   ; to set to ~       ; to do poor ~      ; to knock 
off ~  ;     to strike ~ ; to be 
looking for ~      ; to give smb. the ~s . .        -.,      -.;   -.  ,      ;  2) , , ; 
bloody ~      ; to make short ~ of      ,   -.;  3) , , ; research ~      ; learned ~      ; a beautiful (  fine) piece of ~      ,  ; ~     of art  ; complete ~s       ;  4) pl   (        . . , . public ~s); relief ~s        ;  5) . 
pl , ;  6) pl ;  7) attr ; 
repetition ~      ; 2. v  1)  (-. - at,  - on) ; to ~     at high (at low) pressure       ( ); to ~ to rule       ; to ~ in distemper     (in oils)   (     );  2) ,   ( -.     ) ;  3) (past, p. p. . 
wrought) ,     ;  4) ;  5) ,   ,       ,  ;  6) , ,      () ;  7) , , ,       ;  8) , ,      ( . to loose, to ~ free);  9) , ;     10) ; to ~ against      ; 
to ~ away  ; to ~     in ) , ; )     ; to ~ off ) ,     ; ) , ; )      (, ) ; )     ; to ~ out )  ( -.     ) ; )  () ; ) ;     )  (, ) ; to ~ up     (past, p. p. . 
wrought) ) ,     ; )       
workability = n ,  ( )  
workable = a  1) ,         ;  2)       
workaday = a ,   
workday = n    
worker = n  1) , ; manual ~       ; intellectual (      white-collar) ~   ;     ~s by hand and brain         ; disabled ~  ;     
skilled ~  ; office     ~ () ; shock ~ ;     workers of the world, unite!       , !;  2) attr ,       
workhouse = n  1)  ;  2) .        
working = 1. n  1) ; ~ to rule  ;  2) , ,      ;  3)  ( . working-out);  4)   (,   . .)     ; 2. a  1) , ;  2)   ,         
working capital = n    
working class = n    
working-class = a ,    ; ~ 
solidarity    
working day = = workday  
working-man = n   
working-out = n   (  . .)  
working people = n ,    
work-man = n   
workmanlike = a   
workmanship = n  1) , ;  2)       
work-out = n . .  1) ,  ;  2) .       
work-people = n ,   
work-room = n  ,    
works = n ,   
workshop = n ,   
work-shy = 1. n , ; 2. a       
work-table = n    
workweek = n    
workwoman = n   
work-worn = a  1)   ;  2)       
world = n  1) , , ; the outer ~      , ; the other ~, the next ~,     the ~ to come  ,  ; the     nether (  the lower) ~ , ;     
to bring into the ~ ,       ; to come into 
the ~ ,       ; to rock the ~  ; as the     ~ goes      ; so goes     
the ~  ,     ;     to tell the ~ .  ,       ;  2) , ; the learned ~  ,     ; the literary ~, the ~ 
of letters      ; the animal ~  ;     
to know (  to see) the ~  ,      ,   ; to begin     the ~   ,       ; to come down in the ~ ,     ;  3) ,  (-. - of) ; a ~ of     
troubles ,  ; a ~ of     waters  ;  4)      : what in     the ~ does it mean?    ?;  5) attr ; 
without end ,       ; all the ~ and his wife       ; to the ~ . ,       ; for all the ~ like         ; to 
carry the ~ before     one ,        
worlding = n ,     
worldly = a  1) , ;  2)         
world-old = a     
world-power = n    
world-wide = a  , ,      
worm = 1. n  1) , ;  2) ();  3) ,  ;  4) . ,  , ; a     ~ will turn         ; the ~ of 
conscience      ; I am a ~ today         ,      ; to     
satisfy the ~  , ; 2. v  1) ,  (into, through) ;  2) ,  (   .     ., into) ;  3) ,  ( . to ~ 
out)      
worm-eaten = a  1)  ;  2)       
wormfishing = n      
worm-gear = n .    
worm-hole = n   
worm-seed = n    
worm`s-eye view = a    ,       
worm-wheel = n .    
wormwood = n , . ,    
wormy = a  1) ;  2) ,       
worn = p. p. . wear 2.    
worn-out = a , .   
worrier = n    
worriless = a ,    
worrisome = a , ,    
worry = 1. n , , ; 2. v  1) , ;  2) (), (), ();     I 
should ~ . .         ;  3) ,  (  -      ) ; to ~ along  ,             
worse = 1. a ( compar . bad I) ; he is   getting ~   ( ) ; to make it   ~    ,   ( -.   ) ; not the ~   ; to grow ~   ; 2. adv (compar . badly) ; none the ~    ,  ; 3. n ; for the ~  ; the ~   ; to have the ~  ;   to put to the ~     
worsen = v ()  
worship = 1. n  1) , , ,     ;  2) , divine ~  ,     ;  3) . ;  4) Your Worship   () ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)         
worshipful = a . ,  ( ) ; ~ sir    
worst = 1. a ( superl . bad I) ; 2. adv (superl . 
badly)  ; 3. n  , ; at (the) ~     ,   ; to get   the ~ of it  ; if the ~ comes   to the ~   ,   ; 4. v ,  ,    ,     
worsted = a   
worth = 1. n , , , ;   of great (little) ~  (); of   no ~   ; 
person of ~   ,   ; a   
shilling`s ~ (of)  ,     (-.) ; 2. a  1) , ; to be ~ ;     what is it ~?   ?;  2) he is ~ a million        ; he spent all he was ~       ,  ,   ; for all     one is ~ .   ,               
worthily = a ,  ,   
worthless = a   ,   
worth-while = a ,  ,    
worthy = 1. a  1) ,  (of) ; ~ of     
remembrance, ~ to be remembered      ;  2) (),  (. .) ; 2. n  (. .)    
would =   1) past . will II;  2)  . . .: )       Subjunctive 2-  3- .         : I wish he ~ know     English   ,         ; )   Conditional 2-  3- .         : I     should be 
very glad if you ~ translate this     passage     ,          ; )   Future in     
the Past 2-  3- .          ,         : he said he ~ come 
at 9     o`clock  ,    9 ;  3)   . .       ,     ,        . .: he ~ smoke here, 
though     it is forbidden    ,         , I ~ rather       ;  4) .          : he ~ sit for 
hours without saying     a word , ,  ,              
would-be = a  1)   ,  ,      , ;  2) . ' '      
wouldn`t = . = would not  
wound I = 1. n  1) ; incised (lacerated) ~      () ; punctured ~  ,      ; vital (  mortal) ~      ; to search a ~      ;  2) , ; 2. v     
wound II = past, p. p. . wind VI  
wove = past . weave  
woven = p. p. . weave  
wow = sl. 1. n  1)     ;  2) .  ; 2. v , ; 3. int !, !    
wrack = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) ~ and ruin  ,            
wraith = n ,   
wrangle I = 1. n , , ; 2. v ,     
wrangle II = v .   ()  
wrangler I = n ,   
wrangler II = n .   
wrap = 1. n  1) ;  2) , ; 2. v  1) ,  ( . to ~ up);  2) ,  (round, 
about) ; to     ~ up ) ; ) ~ ped up in       (  . .)      
wrapper = n  1) ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)  () ,       ;  5) ,       
wrath = n , ; to stir one`s ~  ,   
wrathful = a   
wreak = v  ,  ()  
wreath = , pl n  1) ;  2)  ()      
wreathe = v  1) , ,  () ;  2)  () ;  3) ;  4)  ( )      
wreck = 1. n  1) , ; to go to ~ ,     ,   ;  2)  ;  3)  (. .  ) ; 2. v  , , .    (, )    
wreckage = n    
wrecker I = n  1)  ;  2)         
wrecker II = n  1) . ;  2)         
wren = n ,  ()  
wrench = 1. n  1)  , ; to give a     ~ 
at the door-handle        ;  2) ,  ( ) ;  3) ;  4) .  ; 2. v  1)   , , ; to ~     open ;  2) ;  3)       
wrest = v  1)  ( ) ;  2) ,         (  . .)      
wrestle = 1. n  1)  () ;  2)  , ; 2. v     
wrestler = n   
wretch = n  1) , ;  2) ;  3) .       
wretched = a  1) , ;  2) ,         
wrick =   1) n  () ;  2) v  ()      
wriggle = 1. n , ; 2. v  1)  (   . .) ,      ( ~ oneself);  2) ,   ( . ~     along);  3) , ; to ~ into     office   -. ; 
to ~     into favor   ;  4) , ; 
to ~ out of an     engagement   ; to ~     
out of a difficulty              
wriggler = n  1)  ;  2) ,        ;  3) ,       -wright =      : shipwright , playwright   
wring = 1. n ,   . ( . 2.); 2. v (wrung)  1) ; to ~ one`s hands       ; to ~ smb. `s hand  ,      -. ;  2)  ( ) ;  3) ;  4)  ( . ~ out); ~ing wet ,      ;  5) ,  ( . ~ out; from,     out 
of); to ~ consent  ;     to ~ a promise from 
smb.   -.           
wringer = n     to put smb. through the ~ ) ( )  ; )    (   . .)  
wrinkle I = 1. n , ; to fit without a ~      ,   (   ) ; 2. v () ( . ~ up), (),   ()    
wrinkle II = n .  ,   
wrinkly = a ,    
wrist = n  1) ;  2) . ;  3) attr ; ~ 
watch        
wristband = n  1) , ;  2)       
wristlet = n  1) ;  2)   ;  3) attr ~ watch  , -      
wrist-pin = n .   
writ I = n  1) . ;  2) . , ,      ; to serve ~ on smb.      -.        
writ II = . past, p. p.  write ~ large ) ,  ; ) ,   
write = v ( past wrote; p. p. written) ; to ~ large (small)  () ; to ~ down ) ; )     ( -.) ; ) , ; to ~ 
off )    (); )  ; ) ,   ; to ~ out  ; 
to ~ oneself ,  ( ) ; to ~ up )  ; ) , ,    ; ) ,  ( )  
write-in = n  1)  ,                ;  2) ,        ;  3) attr ~ votes ,       ,    ; ~ campaign                     
write-off = n  1) ,  ;  2) pl ,   ;  3) .  , ,       
writer = n  1) , ; the present ~       ;  2) , ; W. to the Signet       ( ) ; ~`s cramp (      palsy) .        
write-up = n  1)  , ;  2)   ;  3)  (,        . .)      
writhe = v  ( ) ; to ~ with shame   ; to ~ under (  at) the insult    
writing = n  1) ; in ~   ; to     commit 
to ~ ;  2) () , ,     ;  3) ;  4) attr ,  ,       
writing-case = n      
writing-desk = n ,    
writing-ink = n  ( . printing-ink)  
writing-master = n    
writing-materials = n pl    
writing-pad = n  1) ;  2)       
writing-paper = n  ,    
writing-table = n    
written = p. p. . write  
wrong = 1. n , , , you   are in the ~  ; to put smb. in   the ~  -.     -.,    -.; to right a   ~  , ; 2. a , ,  , you   are ~  ,  ; what is ~?     ?,  ?; to go ~ )      ; )  ,    ; 3. adv , ,  ; 4. 
v   ( -.) ,    ,     
wrongdoer = n  1) , ;  2) , ;  3)       
wrongdoing = n  1) , ;  2) ,       
wrongful = a ,   
wrong-headed = a     
wrote = past  write  
wroth = a predic . , .   
wrought = . past  p. p.  work 2., 12), 13), 14)  15)  
wrought iron = n  ,     
wrought-up = a ,   
wrung = . past  p. p.  wring  2)      
wry = a  1) , ; to make a ~ face (      
mouth)   ; a ~ smile      ;  2) , ,       
wryneck = n  1)  () ;  2) .       
wych-elm = n .      
wye = n  1)   Y;  2) . ,  ;  3) .-.  ;  4) .       Wykehamist = n     X, x =   1) ( pl Xs, X`s ( pl Xs, X`s) 24-      .  ;  2) -.,     X;  3) . ,  ; .        ;  4) (X) .   () ;  5) ;  6) ;  7)  ,               Xanthippe = n ; . ,    
xanthous = a   X-axis = n .    X-bit = n .     X-bracing = n .    
xebec = n .  (     )  X-engine = n .   -    
xenial = a   ,   ; ~ customs    
xenogamy = n . ,    
xenomania = n .      
xenon = n .   
xenophobia = n      Xerox = n  1)  (   ) ;  2)       Xerxes = n .   
xiphoid = a .   Xmas = . Christmas  X-mitter = n .   
xoanon = n .-. ( pl xoana)  ,    
x out = v  1)  ( ) ,      ( ) ;  2) . ,       X-radiation = n  1)   ;  2)        X-ray = 1. n . pl  ; 2. v       XX = n  1) .   () ;  2) ( .  
double-cross), .      (. , ) , ;     I know you gave me the xx  ,             
xylographer = n   ,   
xylography = n ,     
xylolite = n . , -  
xylometer = n .   
xylonite = n   
xylophagous = a   (   . .)  
xylophone = n .   Y, y = n ( pl Ys, y`s)  1) 25-  .  ;  2) . ,  ;  3) ,  (  . .) ;  4)  . . . (.        )    Y,     Y-, , Y-pipe, Y-
tube,     Y-piece .  , Y-           -y I = suff     ,      -ous, courtesy , ; glory ; jealousy ; polygamy   -y II = ( . -ey) suff      1)          ,   ;     chatty ; clayey ; dirty     ; icy , ,      ; noisy ; 
sotny ,     ;  2) ,        ,  ; bluey     ; 
chilly , ;     greeny ; paly ,     ;  3)    ,      ( -.) ; drowsy      ; shaky , ;     sleepy , ; touchy       -y III = ( . -ie,  -ey)           1)   : Christie, Annie,     Charley, Disky;  2)    :     auntie ; daddy ; lassie     ; sonny ;  3)   : 
movies  ( moving     pictures)      
yabber I = n . .   
yabber II = v . . ,   
yacht = 1. n ; 2. v       
yacht-club = n -  
yachting = n  1)   ;  2)        
yachtsman = n  1)  ;  2) .       
yager = n  1) , ;  2) . ,    (        ) ,       
yah = int  ?,  ! ( , )  
yahoo = n   ( )  
yak I = n . ,  ,   (Poephagus 
grunniens)  
yak II = n .  1) , ;  2)  , ;  3)    ,              
yak III = v .  1) ,  ;  2) ,       
yak IV = n .  1) , , ;  2) .  ,       Yakut = 1. n  1) , ; the ~(s) . ;  2)  ; 2. a     
yak-yak = 1. n . ,       ; 2. v . ,     
yammer = 1. n  1) . . , , ;  2) . , ; 2. v  1) . . , ;  2) . , ,  (       . .) ,       Yank = n . . Yankee  
yank = 1. n . ; 2. v . , ; to ~ out   ,     Yankee = n  1) , ;  2) attr       
yankeefied = a   
yap = 1. n  , ; 2. v  1)  , ;  2) .       
yard I = n  1)  ( 91 ) ;  2) .       
yard II = n  1) ;  2) .-.  ,  ( .     
railway-yard  marshalling yard);  3) ; the Yard, Scotland Yard     - (        )      
yard III = v  ()  
yardage I = n . ,       
yardage II = n  1) ,  ( .     );  2)    ,        . .      
yard-arm = n .    
yard-man = n .-.    
yardmaster = n .-.  1)   ;  2)        
yardmeasure = n  ,   , ,      
yardstick = n  1)  ,        ;  2) . , , ; a ~ of     
comparison  ; to apply one`s     ~  c  ( -.) ,        ; time is the only 
true     ~ of a book`s merit         ; success is not     to be measured by the ~ of 
the dollar                
yard-wand = = yardstick  1)      
yare = a . , .  1) , ; to hold ~      ;  2) , ;  3)   ( )      
yark = = yerk  
yarl = = n jarl .   Yarmouth = n ~ bloater )  ; ) .  ; ~ capon . ' ',    
yarn I = n  1) , ;  2) .  ( . ),     , ; to spin a ~, to 
spin     ~s  , ,            
yarn II = v  1)  ;  2)       
yarn-beam = n .      
yarn-dyed = a .     
yarn-spinner = n  1) ;  2) . ,         (    .     .)      
yarn-windle = n .   
yarovization = n . .-.   
yarovize = v . .-.   
yarrow = n . ,  (Achillea gen.)  
yashmak = n .  (,  ) , ,   
yataghan = n   
yatter = v . .  , ''  
yaud = n .   
yauld = a  . ,   
yaw = 1. n . , .   ; 2. v . , .       
yawl I = n .  1) ;  2)       
yawl II = 1. n .  1) , , ;  2)  () ;  3)  ,  ; 2. v .  1) , ;  2)  ( ) ;  3)  ( )      
yawn = 1. n ; to give a soft (  a   comfortable) ~  ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ;  3)  -.       
yawner = n  1) . yawn 2. + -er#d2#b I 1.  2.;  2) ,        
yawning = a  1) ) ; ) ;  2) ; ~ chasm        
yawny = a  1) , , ;  2)  ,       
yawp = v  1) . , , ,     ;  2) .  ,  ;  3) . )    ; )      ,  ( -.)      
yaws = n .  .  .  . . .   
yaw-yaw = v .  ,    Y-axis = n .    Y-azimuth = n .    
yclad = a . ,   
ycleped = = yclept  
yclept = a . . , ,   
ye = . . . you  
yea I = n .  1)  , ; his ~ is     
worth more than the oath of most men        ,        ;  2) .  ''; ~s and 
nays      ; his motion was defeated by a     
vote of 29 ~s to 32 nays        ,       29       32 ; the ~s were 119, 
the     nays 56 ''  119 ,     '' - 56;  3) ,  '';  4)  . . .  ,     ; let your ~ be ~               
yea II = adv .  1) ;  2)  , , he is a good, ~,a     fine man  ,   ,            
yea III = int ; ~, team!   !  
yea IV = adv . .  : ~ big (high) )      ( ) ; )  - ,     
yeah = part . .   
yean = v ,   
yeanling = n ,   
year = n  1) , light ~  ; fiscal ~      ; an off ~  ; the     New ~  ; to see 
the New ~ in       ; to sing the New Year in         ; to sing the     Old Year out     ;     (I wish you) a Happy New ~!   !;     the ~ of grace   ; in this ~ of     
grace .   ,   ; from ~ to     ~, ~ by ~  ,   ; ~ in ~     out    ; once a ~   ; this     day ~    ; all the ~ round      ,  ; in the ~ one       ; 
school ~  ;  2) pl , ; in ~s ,  ;     he is young for his ~s  ,               
year-book = n   
yearling = 1. n  ; 2. a     
yearlong = a  ,   
yearly = 1. a ; 2. adv ,       
yearn = v  1) ,  (for, after) ;  2)  (towards, to)      
yearnful = a ,   
yearning = 1. n  1) () , ;  2) (for)  ,  (-.)     ; 2. a  1) , ;  2) (for)  ( -.) ,      (-.)      
yearningly = adv  ,    
yeast = n   
yeastcake = n  1)   ;  2)          
yeast cell = n .    
yeast fungus = n    
yeast-plant = = yeast cell  
yeast-powder = n    
yeasty = a , . ,   
yelk = n   
yell = 1. n  1) , ;  2) .   (      . ,         ) ; 2. v  1) , ;  2)  ( . to ~ 
out);  3) .          ( . )      
yellow = 1. a  1) ;  2) , , ;  3) . ; 2. n  1) ,  ;  2)  ;  3) . ; 3. v     
yellowback = n  1)   ;  2)   (  )      
yellow-bark oak = n .   (Quercus velutina)  
yellow-bellied = a .   
yellow-belly = n .  ( . ~ coward)  Yellow book, yellow book = 'Ƹ ' (    )  
yellow-boy = n .  ,   
yellow-cup = n  ()  
yellow dog = 1. n .  1) ,  ;  2) , ; 2. a .  1) , ;  2)  (   . .) ,        ,     ; ~ contract          ; ~ fund       ,   . .      
yellow fever = n .    
yellowing = n  ( )  
yellowish = a   
yellow jacket = n . . ,   
yellow-livered = a .   
yellowness = n  1) ;  2)   (, ) ,       
yellow ore = n ,    
yellowplush = a  1)   ;  2) .        
yellow poplar = n .   (Liriodendron tulipifera)  
yellow rocket = n .   (Barbarea vulgaris)  
yellows = n  1)  ( ) ;  2) . ,       
yellow ware = n  ,    
yellow-weed = n .  (Barbarea gen.)  
yellowy = . yellowish  
yelp = 1. n , , ; 2. v , ,     
yen = n (pl  .)  (  )  
yeoman = n  1) . ;  2) ,  ; ~ of 
the     guard        
yeomanry = n .   
yep = part . .   -yer = = -eer (.. ier) suff.     ,    :  1)          auctioneer ;  2)    profiteer           
yerk I = n . , .  1)  (, , ) , ;  2) ,       
yerk II = v . , .  1) ) ; ) , ; ) .     ,  (  . .) ;  2) , ;  3)  () ;  4) ,  (  . .) ;  5)  ( ) ,       ( )      
yes I = n ; say ~! c!,  !  
yes II = part ; ~? ?,   ?  
yes-man = n .   ,   
yesterday = 1. n  1)  ;  2) pl  , ; 2. adv ; the day before ~ ,        
yet I = adv  1) () ; there is ~ time       ; 
much ~ remains to be done         ,        ; not ~  (); never ~       ;  2) , ; more and ~ more        ; he won`t listen to me nor ~ to     her       ;  3) , is he dead ~?   ?; need you     go ~?    ?;  4) ;  5)   , , as ~   ;  6)  ,   ,  ,      -; 
strange and ~ true ,               
yet II = conj   , ,     ; ~ what is 
the use of it all?      ?  
yeti = n , ' '  
yew = n   ( . yew-tree)  
yield = 1. n  1) ,       ;  2) ; 2. v  1) ;  2) ,  (,   . .)     ;  3) , ; to ~ to 
the advice      ;  4) (); to ~ oneself 
prisoner       ; to ~ up  (     -.)      
yielding = a  1) , ;  2)  ( )      
yipe = int ! ( , )  
yirr = v . ,   
ylang-ylang = n  1) . - (Canangium odoratum) ;  2)  '-'      
yo = int !, !  
yock I = = yak II 1.  
yock II = = yak III  
yode = . past  go II  
yodel = 1. n  (      ) ; 2. v      
yoga = n    
yogi = n   
yogurt = n  ()  
yo-heave-ho = . yoho  
yoho = int .  !, ! (    )  
yoick = v . ,  (. .)  
yoicks = int  1) . !;  2)   ! ( ,     )      
yok = n . .  1) ,  ( ) ;  2) ,       
yoke = 1. n  1) , . . , ;  2)  ;  3) ;  4)  ( ) ;  5) . , ; 2. v  1)   , . ;  2) , ;  3)          
yoke-bone = n .    
yoke-fellow = n .  1) '  ', , ;  2) ,  ( )      
yokel = n   
yolk = n   
yolk-duct = n .    
yolk-sac = n .    
yolk-stalk = n .    
yon I = demonstr pron . , . ()   
yon II = adv . , . () , () ; hither and ~   ,     
yond = I, II . , . , . . yonder I  II  
yonder I = a    
yonder II = adv    
yondmost = a .  , ()   
yonside = adv . , ,     
yoop = n   
yoot = n . . -,   
yore = n in days of ~     York = n House of ~ .  ,    Yorkist = n .  1)   ,       (     ) ;  2)  . . .        ,  ' '      Yorkshire = n  1) ) . ; ) . ,      ,         (  ) ; to come (to     put) ~ on smb.  () -.;  2) .  ;  3) .-.    ; ~     pudding     (      ) ; ~ kidney . ; ~ terrier       ( )      Yorkshireman = n ( pl -men)   
you = pron pers  1)  ( . . . , ); by ~     ; 
to ~ , with ~  ;  2)  ( . . . , ); by ~ ;     to ~ ; with ~  ;  3) .   ,       ; ~ fool! !; ~, my     
friends, listen to me!  ,      !; ~, boys, 
come here! ,      !; ~ there!  !;  4)   : ~ never     can tell   ; what are ~     to do with a child like this?       ()    ?;  5) . . yourself      
young I = a  1) , ;  2) ;  3) ;  4) ;  5)  ( )      
young II = n , with ~ ,   . .  
younger = a  1) compar  young; you are looking years ~!       !;  2) ; ~ brother  ; ~ son       (.      ) ; ~ children )       ; ) .   (. .      ,   ) ; Y. Edda .      ;  3) .    ( ) ; ~     hand  ;  4)  . . . (the ~) ,      ; the ~ 
should obey the     elder          
youngest = a  1) superl.  young;  2) .    ( ) ; ~     hand        
young-eyed = a  1)   ;  2)           
youngish = a   
youngling = n .   
young-of-the-year = n  ( )  
young-old = a   ,      Young`s modulus = n      
youngster = n ,   Young Turks = .   
younker = n .  1)  ,       ;  2)       
your = pron poss ,   
you`re = . = you are  
yours = pron poss  1) predic , , , , , ,     , ; some friends of ~       ,    ;  2)  .: ~ of the 12th        12-; ~ is to hand         
yourself = pron ( pl yourselves)  1) refl -, , ; have 
you hurt ~?      ?; dress ~ ;  2) .   , ; you ~ said     so, you said so ~    ; by ~     ,  ; you cannot do it by     
yourselves      ;     how`s ~? . ()   ? (.          ) ; 
you     are not quite ~ tonight         ; be ~ .    ,           
yourselves = pl . yourself  
youth = n  1) , ;  2) ( pl youths) ;  3) .       
youthful = a  1) , , ;  2)       
you`ve = . = you have  
yowl = 1. n ; 2. v     
yperite = n   
yuft = n   Yugoslav = 1. n , , ()   ; 2. 
a     
yule = n  ( . yule-tide)  Z, z = n ( pl zs, z`s)  1) 26-  .  ;  2) . ,  ;  3)  . . . (.        )    Z,     Z-, Z-bar  Z-     ; from A to Z    ,        ,            
zaffer = = zaffre  
zaffre = n   ()  
zaibatsu = n .  ( )  
zambo = n = sambo  (       )  
zamindar = = zemindar  
zander = n .  (Lucioperca gen.)  
zany I = n  1) . , ,  ;  2) ) . , , , ; )      (   ) ;  3) . , ,       
zany II = a .  1) , ;  2) , ,        
zany III = v . () , ,   
zanyism = n . ,   
zapon = n .    
zarathustrian = I, II n = Zoroastrian I  II;  1)  , ;  2)           
zaratite = n .   
zareba, zareeba = = zariba  
zariba = n . ,  , ; ~ camp ,     
zazoo = n . . ,   
zazzle = n . . ,  (  )  Z-bar = n  1) .  ;  2) .  Z-       
zeal = n ,   
zealot = n  ,   
zealous = a ,   
zebra = n  1) ;  2) attr  ( )      
zebrass = n .  -    
zebrine = a   ,   
zebrula, zebrule = n .  -    
zebu = n .   
zecchin, zecchino = n .  ( )  
zed = n ,   Z  
zee = . , ,   Z  
zein = n  (  )  Zeitgeist = n .    
zelotic = a ,   
zemindar = n .   
zemindary = n .  1)     ;  2)          
zemstvo = . .   Zen = n .   '' ( )  '' ( ) , ,    ; I ~ hipster . .   (.   )  
zenana = n . , .  1)   () , ;  2)  , ; ~ mission .     .           ( )      Zend = n  1) .  (  ) ;  2) ,        Zend-Avesta = n . -,    
zenith = n   
zenithal = a   Zenonic = a . (), ,        Zenonism = n .   ,   
zeolite = n .   Zep(p) = . .  Zeppelin  Zephaniah = n .   
zephyr = n  1)  ;  2)  , ;  3) ,  ( ,   . .)     ;  4)  ()      
zephyrian, zephyrous = a ,  , ,   Zephyrus = n . .   Zeppelin = n ( z.)   
zero = 1. n ( pl -oes, -os)  1) ) , ; three ~s  ; 25     multiplied by ~ gives ~ 25,       ,  ; ) .  ,      () ,  ; 
absolute ~      ; time ~       ; )  ;  2) ) ; to reduce to ~   ;     
his chances sank to ~         ; his courage 
sank to ~          ; ) , ,  (     ) ; ~ level  ,      ; ~ ending .      ; ~ 
visibility .        () ; ~ mark       ; ~ gravity ; ~ degree     (point)   ; ~ line .       ; ~ altitude     .   ; ~ hour ) .      '',   ,       ; )  ,      ; 2. v  (  . .)  ;   ~ in . )    ;   ) .     
zeroing = n  1)  ()  ;  2) .          
zero-zero = n . .         
zest =   1) '', ;  2) , ; with ~  ,            
zestful = a ,  (. .)  
zestfully = adv ,  ,    
zeta = n  (6-   )  
zetetic = 1. n .  1) , ;  2) a) ,  ; ) .       ; 2. a .  1) ,  ( , ) ;  2) . ; ~ philosophy            
zeugma = n .   Zeus = n . .   
zex = int . . !  
z-hour = = zero hour ( . zero 1. ~)  
zibel(l)ine = n  1)  () ;  2) .  ( )      
zibet, zibeth = n . ,     (Viverra, zibetha)  
zigzag = 1. n ; 2. a ; 3. v  ; 4. adv     
zillion = n . .  1)  , -; a ~     mosquitos  ;  2) ,        
zillionaire = n . . ,    
zinc = 1. n  1) ;  2) attr ; 2. v     Zincala = n ( pl -le) ,    Zincalo = n ( pl -li) ,    
zinc-blende = n .  ,   
zinciferous = a  1)  ;  2) .       
zincify = v o  
zincite = n .   
zinco = n ( pl -os) . . . zincograph  
zincograph = n .  1)  ;  2)          
zincographer = n .   
zincographic = a . ; ~ plate (block)    
zincography = n .   
zincotype = n .    
zing I = 1. n . a)  (  . .) ; )   , , ; with plenty of ~    ,  ; 2. v .  (   . .) ,         
zing II = a . ,   Zingana = n ( pl -ne) = Zingara  Zingano = n ( pl -ne) = Zingaro  Zingara = n ( pl -re) .   
zingaresca = n  (   )  Zingaro = n ( pl -re) .   
zinked = a   
zinky = a ,    
zinnia = n .   
zionism = n   
zip = 1. n  1)  ;  2)   ;  3) , , ,     ;  4)  ''; 2. v  1)   ;  2)  ,       ZIP Code, Zip code = ( .  Zone Improvement Program Code)    
zip-fastener = . zip 1., 4)  
zipper = . zip 1., 4)  
zippy = a , ,   
zircon = n .   
zirconium = n .   
zither = n .   
zloty = n  (  )  
zodiac = n .   
zodiacal = a .   
zoea = n ( pl zoeae) .   
zoeae = pl  zoea  
zoetrope = n    
zoic = a .    
zoidiophilous = a .    
zoilism = n .  1) ;  2) , ,      ;  3)       Zoilus = n  1) . ;  2) ,  ,           Zollverein = n .    
zolotnik = n .  (  )  
zombi(e) = n  1) ,  , ,     ;  2) . , , ;  3) .  ;  4)             ;  5) . . ;  6) . . -,       ( -,     . .)      
zona = n ( pl -ae) .    
zonae = pl  zona  
zonal = a   
zone = 1. n  1) , , , ; frigid     (torrid, 
temperate) ~      (, ) ;  2) 
attr ; 2. v     
zoned = a  1) ,   ,      , ;  2)  (.  ) ;  3) . a) , ; )     . ,       
zone-tariff = n    Zonian = n . ,       
zoning = n ,   ,  ,   
zonule = n   Zoo = n .   
zoocarp = n .   
zoocultural = a   
zooculture = n   
zoogene = a .   
zoogenic = a  ; ~ rocks . ,           
zoogeographer = n   
zoogeographical = a   
zoogeography = n   
zoography = n . ,    
zooid = n .  1) ,  () ;  2)       
zookers = = zooks  
zooks = int . , . ,  !,  ! ( , )  
zool = n . . , ;    !, !  
zoolatry = n ,  ,    
zoolite, zoolith = n .  , ,    
zoologic = . = zoological  
zoological = a   
zoologist = n   
zoology = n   
zoom = 1. n  1) , ;  2)  ;  3) . '', ''; 2. v  1) , ;  2)   ;  3) .  ''      
zooman = n    
zoom lens = .       
zoomorph = n . , .   (  )  
zoomorphic = a  1) . ;  2) .        
zoomorphism = n  1) . ;  2) .        
zoon = n ( pl zoa) . ,        
zoonoses = pl  zoonosis  
zoonosis = n ( pl -ses)  ( ,  )  
zoonosology = n .   
zoophagous = a ,     
zoophile = n  1) = zoophilist;  2) . ,        
zoophilist = n  , .    
zoophilous = a  1) .  ;  2) .        
zoophysiology = n    
zoophyte = n . .   
zooplankton = n .   
zoosophy = n .   
zoosperm = n  1) . ;  2) .       
zoosporangium = n .   
zoospore = n .  ( )  
zootaxy = n    
zootechnic =   
zootechnician = n   
zootechny = n = zootechnics ,   
zooter = = zoot suit  
zootheism = n  ,    
zootheistic = a    
zootie = = zooty 1.  
zootomy = n   
zoot suit =   '' ( ,   )  
zoot-suiter = n . - ( . zoot suit)  
zooty = 1. n . . , ; 2. a . . '' ( )    
zootypic = a ,  ( )  
